The Post Page #22
- PG-13
- Year:
- 2017
- 116 min
- $80,369,969
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Oh, come on, just,
would you read it to me?
One, thank them.
Two,
there has been a crisis
but you know they will carry on.
Three, never expected
to be in this
situation.
Five, no changes at this time,
paper will remain in the family.
And six, and be carried
on in the tradition
-and so well said.
-So well said
You know, I just wanted
to hold on to the company
for you and Don
-and Willie and Stephen.
-You did.
-You have.
-Well.
You know that quote--
The quote,
dog walking on its hind legs,
"it's not done well and
"you're surprised to
see it's done at all."
-Samuel Johnson.
-Oh, Mummy.
That's a bunch of nonsense.
No, but that's the way
we all thought then.
You know.
I was never supposed
to be in this job.
dad to run the company,
I thought it was the most
natural thing in the world.
I was so proud
because, you know,
Phil was so brilliant and he was
so gifted and
but I thought that was the
way it was supposed to be.
Everybody thought that way then.
And I was raising you kids and
I was happy
in my life the way it was.
But then when it all fell
apart, you know, when
when Phil died, it was just
I was forty-five years old
and I had never held a
I'd never had to hold
a job in my life.
But I just, I loved
the paper, you know, I do.
I do so love the paper,
I don't want it to be my fault
I don't want to be the one who...
I don't want to let
Phil and my father and
all of you kids
and everybody down.
Mrs. Graham?
You ran here?
Yeah.
There's been a bit of a uh,
a complication.
I didn't understand at first but now
everything is of a different light.
as The New York Times'.
Okay.
If so, we could be
held in contempt.
Meaning?
Well, we could all go to prison.
Now putting that aside,
Katharine, I-I've come
to realize just
just how much
you have at stake.
Paul, I'm glad you're here.
Fritz is sitting with
Mrs. Graham now.
-Ben is here.
-Jesus Christ.
-Mr. Bradlee,
if you knew Mr. Bagdikian
received the study from
-the same source at the time,
-Well, I didn't know because
-that would have been useful...
-I'm not in the habit of asking
my reporters who
their sources are,
and if you've spent
any time in a real
goddamn newspaper,
you'd know why.
You understand he's
trying to help you, Ben?
Mrs. Graham, hi.
We can all-
We can all appreciate
why Ben wants to publish
come from someone else,
we might have been able
to skirt the issue.
Anything from
the folks upstairs?
No.
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