A bastion of anti capitalist sentiment, from The Insider (1999)
A close look at the file and independent research by this newspaper... from The Insider (1999)
A delivery device for nicotine. from The Insider (1999)
A delivery device for nicotine. Put it in your mouth, from The Insider (1999)
A gag order, issued by a Kentucky court. from The Insider (1999)
A highly placed executive with a tobacco company. from The Insider (1999)
A little early for cartoons, isn't it? from The Insider (1999)
A lot's changed. from The Insider (1999)
A servant of God? Really? from The Insider (1999)
A.45 Gold Cup, a. 22 target pistol. So what? from The Insider (1999)
Abandoned. Not till right fucking now. from The Insider (1999)
About being on the American judo team in the Olympics? from The Insider (1999)
About the direction of research here, we may have had our differences, but... from The Insider (1999)
About your work at the Brown &Williamson Tobacco Company. from The Insider (1999)
Addiction and public health he might be able to offer. from The Insider (1999)
Addiction? We believe not. Disease? We don't know. from The Insider (1999)
After 11 or 12 pickups blow up, right? from The Insider (1999)
After I'm gone? from The Insider (1999)
After that, you're on your own. We don't know. from The Insider (1999)
Again, time is short. from The Insider (1999)
All health related. from The Insider (1999)
All of us did. I mean, there was this whole line of people, from The Insider (1999)
All right, Todd. from The Insider (1999)
All right. from The Insider (1999)
All right. I thought we'd get together... from The Insider (1999)
All right. Now listen to me. I want you... I want you to tell him... from The Insider (1999)
All right. See ya. from The Insider (1999)
All right. We'll go do that tomorrow. from The Insider (1999)
All right. What did you think? from The Insider (1999)
All that. from The Insider (1999)
Allowed lawyers to determine the news content on 60 Minutes? from The Insider (1999)
An exploration into the building blocks of our physical universe. from The Insider (1999)
An interview? from The Insider (1999)
And after we corroborate it. That's why we've never lost a lawsuit and run a classy show. from The Insider (1999)
And backing it up with action. from The Insider (1999)
And CBS was sued by Brown &Williamson, from The Insider (1999)
And continuing medical coverage. from The Insider (1999)
And find that a source for a story changed his mind? from The Insider (1999)
And give me John Wilson's number at Bear Stearn. from The Insider (1999)
And he's only the key witness in the biggest public health reform issue, from The Insider (1999)
And I don't like to be pushed around. from The Insider (1999)
And I don't think it would hurt to make sure you're right on this one. from The Insider (1999)
And I don't think our being cautious is so damned unreasonable. from The Insider (1999)
And I see the questions first. from The Insider (1999)
And I think I know how you're feeling. from The Insider (1999)
And I'll give you a three hour head start. from The Insider (1999)
And I'm gonna take my witness' testimony whether the hell you like it or not! from The Insider (1999)
And I'm told there are questions as to our star witness' veracity. from The Insider (1999)
And I'm unemployed, so I have to protect my medical coverage. from The Insider (1999)
And Icould use your help as a consultant... from The Insider (1999)
And if I don't? from The Insider (1999)
And in accordance with the force and effect... from The Insider (1999)
And in America at this moment in time, from The Insider (1999)
And in local news, WLKO, Louisville, from The Insider (1999)
And in the editorial, it accuses us... from The Insider (1999)
And it's bullshit. And if I'm right, are you gonna put... from The Insider (1999)
And Jeffrey Wigand, who's out on a limb, from The Insider (1999)
And just would like to have this for the record. from The Insider (1999)
And millions of dollars of their own dough in legal costs. from The Insider (1999)
And not a lot of companies in the health care field hire ex tobacco scientists. from The Insider (1999)
And now, even now, when every word... from The Insider (1999)
And on me, personally. from The Insider (1999)
And one of them breaks it because they are induced to do so by a third party, from The Insider (1999)
And people like myself and my family... from The Insider (1999)
And should that be fronting a segment... from The Insider (1999)
And since we're the only ones with the story, I believe we're sitting on an exclusive. from The Insider (1999)
And some other people around here do for a living. from The Insider (1999)
And that's what cigarettes are for. from The Insider (1999)
And that's you all by yourself. from The Insider (1999)
And that's... The power you have. from The Insider (1999)
And the airways in your lungs are like branches, from The Insider (1999)
And the more truth he tells, the worse it gets. from The Insider (1999)
And the reason he gave you? from The Insider (1999)
And then he developed a safety cap. from The Insider (1999)
And then is suddenly threatened... from The Insider (1999)
And then nobody will ever listen to what he's got to say about tobacco. from The Insider (1999)
And therefore affect the brain and central nervous system. from The Insider (1999)
And therefore affect the brain and central nervous system. from The Insider (1999)
And they will discover everything. Believe me. from The Insider (1999)
And violate your agreement in doing so, that's one thing. from The Insider (1999)
And warm up some more? from The Insider (1999)
And we believe if his testimony showed up in a court record first, from The Insider (1999)
And we give you medicine, and you get better. from The Insider (1999)
And we've worked with a lot of corporate cases involving whistle blowers. from The Insider (1999)
And what do you think you think about then? The future? from The Insider (1999)
And when the branches close up, you get an asthmatic attack, from The Insider (1999)
And you are a volunteer executive producer. from The Insider (1999)
And you feel impelled to disclose it... from The Insider (1999)
And you had a daughter, Diane... from The Insider (1999)
And you ought to know that. from The Insider (1999)
And you'll sign it. from The Insider (1999)
And your confidentiality agreement with... from The Insider (1999)
And, of course, we cannot show you his face. from The Insider (1999)
And, so, I've moved out. from The Insider (1999)
Anonymous. You or anybody in F.D.A. Know someone... from The Insider (1999)
Answer the question, Doctor. from The Insider (1999)
Any more than are one's family matters. from The Insider (1999)
Anyone's, everyone's. They are gonna look under every rock, from The Insider (1999)
Anything else you want to call me, you'll have to do so in private. from The Insider (1999)
Anywhere we shoot here, it's gonna be portable gennies and we'll run cable. from The Insider (1999)
Are left hung out to dry, used up, broke, alone. from The Insider (1999)
Are they doing it for real and don't give a shit what I think? I don't know. from The Insider (1999)
Are they doing it? Ls some crank doing it? from The Insider (1999)
Are we talking Brown &Williamson here? from The Insider (1999)
Are we talking, uh... from The Insider (1999)
Are you all right? from The Insider (1999)
Are you ready, or do you wanna keep fucking around... from The Insider (1999)
Are you suggesting that she and Eric are influenced by money? from The Insider (1999)
Are you talking to me, or did somebody else just walk in here? I never... from The Insider (1999)
Article's entitled, Getting Personal. from The Insider (1999)
As I understand from Dick, you're our key witness, from The Insider (1999)
As the lowest form of character assassination. from The Insider (1999)
As we fuckin' speak! from The Insider (1999)
At least within Brown &Williamson's representation... from The Insider (1999)
At my time of life pause? from The Insider (1999)
At the DuPont ManuaI High School. from The Insider (1999)
Back off? Or get over it? from The Insider (1999)
Because as a C.E.O, sure, he's gotta be a great businessman, right? from The Insider (1999)
Because he has to, uh, reveal it in a court of law. from The Insider (1999)
Because he is telling the truth. That's why we're not gonna air it. from The Insider (1999)
Because he's not telling the truth? No. from The Insider (1999)
Because I think Hezbollah... from The Insider (1999)
Because I watched those testimonies very carefully. from The Insider (1999)
Because I watched those testimonies very carefully. from The Insider (1999)
Because it's from another company. from The Insider (1999)
Because let me tell ya. We been doin' this for three years now, from The Insider (1999)
Because look, here's how it lays out. from The Insider (1999)
Because of this guy's confidentiality agreement, from The Insider (1999)
Because of your segment, from The Insider (1999)
Because that happens to be what Mike and I... from The Insider (1999)
Because there's a legal concept... from The Insider (1999)
Because they were worried about the possibility... from The Insider (1999)
Because we are the standard for everybody else. from The Insider (1999)
Because when I tell someone I'm gonna do something, I deliver. from The Insider (1999)
Because you keep from me what they can discover. from The Insider (1999)
Before Congress that he believed nicotine was not addictive. from The Insider (1999)
Before you go, from The Insider (1999)
Between journalists and management, yes, I believe they do. from The Insider (1999)
Big Tobacco tried to smear Wigand. You bought it. from The Insider (1999)
Black. Black. from The Insider (1999)
Brown &Williamson's chief executive officer, Thomas Sandefur. from The Insider (1999)
Brown &Williamson's chief executive officer, Thomas Sandefur. from The Insider (1999)
Bullshit. from The Insider (1999)
Burn rates, ignition propensity, things of this nature. from The Insider (1999)
But by enhancing the effect of nicotine... from The Insider (1999)
But for something like this, I would say anywhere between ten, 12 thousand. from The Insider (1999)
But he's also a man of science. from The Insider (1999)
But history only remembers most what you did last. from The Insider (1999)
But I don't take that seriously. Where do you work? from The Insider (1999)
But I really... I don't know how to do that. from The Insider (1999)
But if it did and we aired this segment, from The Insider (1999)
But in all that time, Mike, from The Insider (1999)
But now things have changed. from The Insider (1999)
But one we have to check on, Mike. from The Insider (1999)
But the judge threw it out. from The Insider (1999)
But upon reflection, we've decided to expand our zone of comfort with you, from The Insider (1999)
But we cannot broadcast what critical information about tobacco, from The Insider (1999)
But what you're going through goes on day in, day out, from The Insider (1999)
But without knowing what he's gonna do... from The Insider (1999)
But yes, I did. I came all the way down here to tell you... from The Insider (1999)
But, oh, no. Not you. You won't be satisfied unless you're putting the company at risk! from The Insider (1999)
By the court in the state of Kentucky. from The Insider (1999)
Call me back in ten. from The Insider (1999)
Can I go ower to Jeanine's house? from The Insider (1999)
Can I go to dance tomorrow? L I'm better. from The Insider (1999)
Can we talk about this when I get back? from The Insider (1999)
Can you hold on a second, please? from The Insider (1999)
CBS could be faced with a multi billion dollar lawsuit. from The Insider (1999)
CBS does not do that. And you're questioning our journalistic integrity. from The Insider (1999)
CBS is on the block. from The Insider (1999)
CBS is under criticism because the CBS News program, 60 Minutes, from The Insider (1999)
CBS management wouldn't let us broadcast... from The Insider (1999)
CBS News has learned that are mote homesite... from The Insider (1999)
Chadbourne Park, Ken Starr's firm, Kirkland and Ellis. from The Insider (1999)
Clearly misstated what is common language within the company. from The Insider (1999)
Come on in. from The Insider (1999)
Come on. from The Insider (1999)
Come on. from The Insider (1999)
Come on. Come on. from The Insider (1999)
Coming up in Bernard Goldberg's America. from The Insider (1999)
Confused. We didn't handle it the right way. from The Insider (1999)
Continue with coumarin in a product that we now knew... from The Insider (1999)
Could have been beneficial. Mostly, I got paid a lot. from The Insider (1999)
Could own CBS. from The Insider (1999)
Daddy! from The Insider (1999)
David. David, you've got a call on line four. from The Insider (1999)
Debbie took her first steps right there on... from The Insider (1999)
Debbie, it's me. I want you to check some filings, from The Insider (1999)
Deborah, my oldest daughter. from The Insider (1999)
Deborah? Debbie? from The Insider (1999)
Decide what is or is not news? from The Insider (1999)
Defended the network's decision not to broadcast... from The Insider (1999)
Delivery device for nicotine. from The Insider (1999)
Detailing charges of shoplifting and failing to pay child support. from The Insider (1999)
Did he hear you? from The Insider (1999)
Did I get you up? from The Insider (1999)
Did Mike and Don go along with the corporate decision? from The Insider (1999)
Did work. from The Insider (1999)
Did you ever get off a plane, walk into a room... from The Insider (1999)
Did you handle the round, Mr. Wigand? from The Insider (1999)
Did you tell them that we were lying? from The Insider (1999)
Dig up every flaw, every mistake you've ever made. from The Insider (1999)
Do me a favor, will you? Spare me. from The Insider (1999)
Do not go to air with this story? from The Insider (1999)
Do you have a history of emotional problems, Mr. Wigand? from The Insider (1999)
Do you know what they will do to us? from The Insider (1999)
Do you own a gun, Mr. Wigand? from The Insider (1999)
Do you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you God? from The Insider (1999)
Do you think we could talk about the taping? from The Insider (1999)
Do you want more rice? from The Insider (1999)
Documents that appear to confirm... from The Insider (1999)
Does he go on television and tell the truth? from The Insider (1999)
Does it give someone... from The Insider (1999)
Don't any of these guys ride in cars? Walk? from The Insider (1999)
Don't evade a choice you gotta make by questioning my reputation... from The Insider (1999)
Don't interpret that. Hold it. from The Insider (1999)
Don't invert stuff. from The Insider (1999)
Don't worry. We call the shots around here. from The Insider (1999)
Don't you have to be at the office? from The Insider (1999)
Donot call here! Donot... from The Insider (1999)
Dr. Wigand would like to leave now. from The Insider (1999)
Dr. Wigand, listen. from The Insider (1999)
Dr. Wigand, you do understand what can happen, don't you? from The Insider (1999)
Dr. Wigand's deposition will be part of this record! from The Insider (1999)
Either one of those guys got ex agent pals already in those jobs? from The Insider (1999)
End up in a high profile lawsuit with Lowell, the First Amendment martyr? from The Insider (1999)
Enjoin him, you, us, his pet dog, the dog's veterinarian, from The Insider (1999)
Even if he gets the defense team, from The Insider (1999)
Every time on everything. from The Insider (1999)
Every time. He knows that. That's why he's not gonna talk to you. from The Insider (1999)
Everybody is on the line here. If they catch you in a lie, from The Insider (1999)
Everybody thinks Canadian Mounties ride horses and rescue ladies from rapids. from The Insider (1999)
Everything interests me. from The Insider (1999)
Everything you say. And I can't defend you, man, from The Insider (1999)
Explaining these documents tome. from The Insider (1999)
Feeling good at the end of the day? from The Insider (1999)
Fine, thank you. I'm doing a background check. from The Insider (1999)
Fire my ass. from The Insider (1999)
Fire safety product study for Phillip Morris. from The Insider (1999)
First wife and estrangement of daughter. from The Insider (1999)
Five, four, three, two... from The Insider (1999)
Fluctuating all over the place. from The Insider (1999)
For $81 a share to Westinghouse, from The Insider (1999)
For anyone who owns one. Larry Tisch has a free press. from The Insider (1999)
For caving to corporate interests! from The Insider (1999)
For example, um, James Burke. from The Insider (1999)
For God's sake, get in the real world. What do you think? from The Insider (1999)
For my kids to have seen it, from The Insider (1999)
For them to know why I've put them through what I did. from The Insider (1999)
For tortious interference. from The Insider (1999)
For treatin' people with smoking related illness. from The Insider (1999)
Former corporate officer there. from The Insider (1999)
Free press? The press is free. from The Insider (1999)
From my perspective, from The Insider (1999)
From the Retinitis Pigmentosa Foundation. from The Insider (1999)
Front page. There's a picture of Wigand. from The Insider (1999)
Fuck it. from The Insider (1999)
Fuck me? Well, fuck you! from The Insider (1999)
Geologists whose hands aren't all chewed up. from The Insider (1999)
Give me a break. from The Insider (1999)
Give me the three button on Mike, please. from The Insider (1999)
Go on welfare? from The Insider (1999)
Good to meet you, Dr. Wigand. from The Insider (1999)
Good. Good. from The Insider (1999)
Got any idea what's going on in there? from The Insider (1999)
Got hold of a tape of an interview where you're saying... from The Insider (1999)
Gotta take Debbie to ballet. from The Insider (1999)
Great, Lowell. from The Insider (1999)
Guys like you are in short supply. from The Insider (1999)
Guys, I gotta go. I'm gonna be late for court. from The Insider (1999)
Had you fired. from The Insider (1999)
Hang in with us. You'll be fine. Maybe. from The Insider (1999)
Has a 500 page dossier attacking chief critic. from The Insider (1999)
Has been under F.B.I. Surveillance for several weeks. from The Insider (1999)
Has gained access to a 500 page dossier... from The Insider (1999)
Has he decided to go public? from The Insider (1999)
Have filed a lawsuit against the tobacco industry on behalf of the state of Mississippi... from The Insider (1999)
Have surfaced over the past year. from The Insider (1999)
Have them make their own calls. from The Insider (1999)
Have you always lived in Louiswille? from The Insider (1999)
Having status. from The Insider (1999)
He didn't argue with the F.D.A. from The Insider (1999)
He didn't even wait for the F.D.A. To tell him. He just pulled Tylenol... from The Insider (1999)
He doesn't care to know. from The Insider (1999)
He had a major influence on the New Left in the late '60s. from The Insider (1999)
He has more concentration than anybody I've ever met. from The Insider (1999)
He referred to this... The Sewen Dwarfs... from The Insider (1999)
He sure as hell will. from The Insider (1999)
He told me to tell you to get on the... fucking phone! from The Insider (1999)
He violates his own fucking confidentiality agreement. from The Insider (1999)
He was my mentor. from The Insider (1999)
He was not the most ingenious man I ever knew. from The Insider (1999)
He wouldn't lie about his whole life. from The Insider (1999)
He's a convicted shoplifter. from The Insider (1999)
He's a corporate officer. You never get whistle blowers from Fortune 500 companies. from The Insider (1999)
He's a shoplifter. from The Insider (1999)
He's dead unless I can get this thing knocked down. from The Insider (1999)
He's gonna need attorneys who aren't afraid of risking years of litigation... from The Insider (1999)
He's got something to say. He wants to say it. I want it on 60 Minutes. from The Insider (1999)
He's never gonna be able to talk to you. from The Insider (1999)
He's not going to allow Brown &Williamson to be demonized to the American public. from The Insider (1999)
He's not gonna allow his company to put on the shelf a product that might hurt people. from The Insider (1999)
Held hostage. from The Insider (1999)
Hell of a show, Mike. Explosive material. from The Insider (1999)
Hell, you're supposed to know me, Mike. from The Insider (1999)
Hello, Lowell, Mike. from The Insider (1999)
Hello? from The Insider (1999)
Hello? from The Insider (1999)
Hello? Are you there? from The Insider (1999)
Hello? Sheikh? from The Insider (1999)
Hello? Sheikh? from The Insider (1999)
Hello. Yes, I'm trying to reach Mr. Richard Scruggs. from The Insider (1999)
Hence, tortious interference. from The Insider (1999)
Here we go. Deep breaths. from The Insider (1999)
Here. These are their leads, their sources. from The Insider (1999)
Here's how it works. You ask me questions. I tell you if you're wrong. from The Insider (1999)
Hey, baby. What's wrong? from The Insider (1999)
Hey, it doesn't work, you've burned your bridges, man. from The Insider (1999)
Hezbollah does not have a face. from The Insider (1999)
Hi, honey. from The Insider (1999)
Hi. from The Insider (1999)
Hi. This is Doug Oliver. from The Insider (1999)
Hi. What time is it? from The Insider (1999)
His veracity was good enough for the state of Mississippi. from The Insider (1999)
Hmm. I have to take a shower. from The Insider (1999)
Hold it! Hold it! Slow. Slow. from The Insider (1999)
Hold on a minute. from The Insider (1999)
Hopefully, we won't have to use the alternate, but we should have it in the can. from The Insider (1999)
How about you? from The Insider (1999)
How do you do? I'm Lowell Bergman. We spoke on the phone. from The Insider (1999)
How does he know he doesn't want to talk to me? He doesn't know what I'm calling him about. from The Insider (1999)
How does... How does one go to jail? from The Insider (1999)
How have you liked your stay? from The Insider (1999)
How How's the new place? from The Insider (1999)
How important it was in the court of public opinion. from The Insider (1999)
How many shows have we done? Huh? from The Insider (1999)
How prominent? What kind of placement? from The Insider (1999)
How the hell do I know about Brown &Williamson? from The Insider (1999)
How will I be regarded in the end... from The Insider (1999)
How will that affect their lives? from The Insider (1999)
How're you doing, Mr. Wigand? I'm John Telafarro. from The Insider (1999)
How's the family? Okay? from The Insider (1999)
However, for you, there is a more perilous effect of the gag order. from The Insider (1999)
I I can't say that. from The Insider (1999)
I I don't wanna be paranoid. I mean... from The Insider (1999)
I I think I need to call the police. He won't respond. from The Insider (1999)
I always thought of myself as a man of science, that's what's wrong with it. from The Insider (1999)
I am instructing you... from The Insider (1999)
I am so sorry. from The Insider (1999)
I am sorry, but I'm due upstairs. from The Insider (1999)
I appreciate all that, Jeff, from The Insider (1999)
I believe I could be a good teacher. from The Insider (1999)
I believe Mr. Sandefur perjured himself... from The Insider (1999)
I believe Mr. Sandefur perjured himself... from The Insider (1999)
I believe that nicotine is not addictive. from The Insider (1999)
I believe that nicotine is not addictive. from The Insider (1999)
I believe that nicotine is not addictive. from The Insider (1999)
I can take her. from The Insider (1999)
I can talk to you about what's in here, but I... from The Insider (1999)
I can't conduct an interview from back there. from The Insider (1999)
I can't get out of here till mid morning. I'll be in tomorrow night. from The Insider (1999)
I can't seem to find the criteria to decide. from The Insider (1999)
I can't talk to you about anything else. from The Insider (1999)
I can't. I've gotta fly to Boston tomorrow. from The Insider (1999)
I cancelled payment. It was junk! from The Insider (1999)
I checked into room 930. from The Insider (1999)
I constructed a memo to Mr. Sandefur indicating I could not in conscience... from The Insider (1999)
I could be anything, right? Anything worth putting on between commercials. from The Insider (1999)
I could very easily explain this to you in layman's terms... from The Insider (1999)
I did Irangate, the Ayatollah, Malcolm X, from The Insider (1999)
I did not give you up to anyone. from The Insider (1999)
I did three minutes on the Ewening News. You'll want to see it. from The Insider (1999)
I did? from The Insider (1999)
I didn't know that was a secret. from The Insider (1999)
I didn't tell you that so you could pick it up and take it away. from The Insider (1999)
I discovered this. from The Insider (1999)
I do know how it is. from The Insider (1999)
I do not think that you know for me what it is to walk in my shoes. from The Insider (1999)
I do. I deliver him. He sits. He talks. from The Insider (1999)
I don't know how to say this, from The Insider (1999)
I don't know if you're ever gonna get paid. from The Insider (1999)
I don't know what the fuck I really think. from The Insider (1999)
I don't know what to do. from The Insider (1999)
I don't know. from The Insider (1999)
I don't know. Do you think the Knicks are gonna make it to the semifinals? from The Insider (1999)
I don't know. How does that get Wigand on the air? from The Insider (1999)
I don't like being back here. from The Insider (1999)
I don't think he's got any attorneys. from The Insider (1999)
I don't think I can do this anymore. from The Insider (1999)
I don't think I can do this. from The Insider (1999)
I don't think so. Take a look at this. from The Insider (1999)
I don't want to give them a chance to get another restraining order. Okay? from The Insider (1999)
I drink. from The Insider (1999)
I find chemistry to be magical. from The Insider (1999)
I find it an adventure. from The Insider (1999)
I fought for you, and I still fight for you! from The Insider (1999)
I got fired this morning. from The Insider (1999)
I got the goddamned Unabomber threatening to blow up L.A.X. from The Insider (1999)
I got, uh, fired, because, uh, from The Insider (1999)
I gotta arrange for a legal defense first. from The Insider (1999)
I gotta get you to testify in court, get it on public record. from The Insider (1999)
I gotta go outside. from The Insider (1999)
I gotta go pick up the girls. They only had a half a day. from The Insider (1999)
I gotta move 45 agents from all over the country into L.A. from The Insider (1999)
I gotta teach class. I gotta go. from The Insider (1999)
I greased the rails for a guy who wanted to say yes. I helped him to say yes. from The Insider (1999)
I have a Ph. D. in biochemistry and endocrinology. from The Insider (1999)
I have scientific documents from a tobacco company, from The Insider (1999)
I have to put my family's welfare on the line here, my friend. from The Insider (1999)
I hear potential Brown &Williamson lawsuit... from The Insider (1999)
I hear Shut the segment down. Cut Wigand loose. from The Insider (1999)
I hear you guys are sitting on something sensational over there. from The Insider (1999)
I heard about the Kentucky gag order. from The Insider (1999)
I hope you improve your batting average. from The Insider (1999)
I knew that if I ever broke my promise, from The Insider (1999)
I know what I have to know. from The Insider (1999)
I know. I'm gonna go there tonight. from The Insider (1999)
I mean, compelled by a, uh, Justice Department. from The Insider (1999)
I mean, what the hell is wrong with that? from The Insider (1999)
I never left a source hung out to dry ewer. from The Insider (1999)
I promised you a three hour heads up. Here it is. from The Insider (1999)
I really do, Jeffrey, but... from The Insider (1999)
I really don't have that much time. from The Insider (1999)
I receive a shit load of scientific papers from inside Phillip Morris. from The Insider (1999)
I said I'd call the kids before they went to bed. from The Insider (1999)
I see a rhetorical question on the horizon. from The Insider (1999)
I see the girls a couple of days a week. from The Insider (1999)
I sent the document forward to Sandefur. from The Insider (1999)
I showed them thieves in suits. I spent a lifetime building... from The Insider (1999)
I signed a confidentiality agreement. I honor agreements. from The Insider (1999)
I sit anywhere I damn please. from The Insider (1999)
I still do the tough stories. from The Insider (1999)
I think each of you believe nicotine is not addictive... from The Insider (1999)
I think it was a disgrace. from The Insider (1999)
I think we could be at grave risk. from The Insider (1999)
I think what we're trying to tell you is that it happens all the time. from The Insider (1999)
I think you better take it. from The Insider (1999)
I thought we... from The Insider (1999)
I told the truth. from The Insider (1999)
I told the truth. from The Insider (1999)
I told them you had an e mail death threat that told you... from The Insider (1999)
I took off on Tisch. I took off on Corporate. from The Insider (1999)
I took the money. My wife was happy. from The Insider (1999)
I want to stand by my husband. from The Insider (1999)
I want you to get Legal on a corporate confidentiality agreement. from The Insider (1999)
I wanted to hook up with you, talk to you about what we were talking about in your car. from The Insider (1999)
I was a corporate vice president. from The Insider (1999)
I was a director of corporate development at Pfizer. from The Insider (1999)
I was ahead of you, and then you just... from The Insider (1999)
I was cited for shoplifting once, but it was a mistake. from The Insider (1999)
I was just explaining to Jeff they got a Kentucky court... from The Insider (1999)
I was not on the team. I sparred with the Olympic team. from The Insider (1999)
I was paid well for my work, from The Insider (1999)
I was the general manager and director of new products. I speak Japanese. from The Insider (1999)
I was thinking of calling you tomorrow anyway. from The Insider (1999)
I was told that we would continue to work on a substitute. from The Insider (1999)
I was young! I was young! from The Insider (1999)
I will sign it. from The Insider (1999)
I will tell you, Mr. Sandefur... And Brown &Williamson too... from The Insider (1999)
I work for CBS News. from The Insider (1999)
I worked as a, uh, from The Insider (1999)
I would bet on it. from The Insider (1999)
I, uh... from The Insider (1999)
I'd be lying to you if I did not tell you... from The Insider (1999)
I'd be lying to you if I didn't tell you... from The Insider (1999)
I'd rather play than talk about it. from The Insider (1999)
I'd suffer the consequence. from The Insider (1999)
I'll give it a look. from The Insider (1999)
I'll push it for a week. I want Milo and Suein to go through it. from The Insider (1999)
I'll see y'all later. Dr. Wigand, good luck. from The Insider (1999)
I'll see you then. I love you. Bye. from The Insider (1999)
I'll shoot the fucking thing myself! from The Insider (1999)
I'll take a look at what you got but I'm not moving any deadlines because you say so. from The Insider (1999)
I'm about out of moves, Dick. from The Insider (1999)
I'm alone on this. from The Insider (1999)
I'm an investigator, and I was wondering if I could ask you a couple of questions about that. from The Insider (1999)
I'm concerned for a friend of mine who's staying at your hotel right now. from The Insider (1999)
I'm doing this story on fire safety, and people burning up from falling asleep smoking. from The Insider (1999)
I'm going to have to go downstairs. from The Insider (1999)
I'm going to resign in protest to force it on the air? from The Insider (1999)
I'm going to the store. Please explain our new house guests to your children. from The Insider (1999)
I'm gonna be in the lobby of the Seelbach Hotel in Louisville... from The Insider (1999)
I'm gonna leave with my word intact. Fuck the rules of the game! from The Insider (1999)
I'm gonna tell you why. from The Insider (1999)
I'm just a commodity to you, aren't I? from The Insider (1999)
I'm Lowell Bergman. I'm from 60 Minutes. You know, you take the 60 Minutes... from The Insider (1999)
I'm not free to testify... Here. from The Insider (1999)
I'm not gonna do that. from The Insider (1999)
I'm not lying for you. I'm not gonna shut up for you. from The Insider (1999)
I'm not pushing you around. I'm asking you questions. from The Insider (1999)
I'm not sure he got the message. from The Insider (1999)
I'm not talking about celebrity, vanity, CBS. I'm... from The Insider (1999)
I'm on a leave of absence. Forced vacation. from The Insider (1999)
I'm on the 8:10. I should be home... 9:30. from The Insider (1999)
I'm running out of heroes, man. from The Insider (1999)
I'm sorry. from The Insider (1999)
I'm staying right here, doing my job. Fighting to get my show on the air. from The Insider (1999)
I'm talking to you! What the hell do you think I am, a 78 year old assassin? from The Insider (1999)
I'm telling you... your agents in that office are acting improperly. from The Insider (1999)
I'm told unusual promises were made to Wigand. from The Insider (1999)
I'm trying to Band Aid a situation here, and you're too dim... from The Insider (1999)
I'm trying to start a new career. from The Insider (1999)
I'm with Don on this. from The Insider (1999)
I'm working with someone now who's the former head of research at Brown &Williamson. from The Insider (1999)
I'm... I'm talking about... from The Insider (1999)
I've been out in the world givin' my word... from The Insider (1999)
I've decided we should cut an alternate version of the show without his interview. from The Insider (1999)
I've got Richard Scruggs on the phone. from The Insider (1999)
I've heard virtually all the... We touched on it... from The Insider (1999)
I've retained outside counsel to do exactly that... from The Insider (1999)
If he lied, he didn't disclose their information, and the damages are smaller. from The Insider (1999)
If I'm not teaching, there's no medical. from The Insider (1999)
If my wife has to work, who's gonna look after the kids? from The Insider (1999)
If this holds up... And it very well may not, Mike. from The Insider (1999)
If two people have an agreement, like a confidentiality agreement, from The Insider (1999)
If we arrive at the conclusion that you're acting in bad faith, from The Insider (1999)
If we can't have a whole show, then I want half a show rather than no show. from The Insider (1999)
If we were to broadcast an interview with him, from The Insider (1999)
If you are, then I'll take Barbara to soccer and take you to dance after. from The Insider (1999)
If you ask me... from The Insider (1999)
If you could engineer it into the court record, you might have something. from The Insider (1999)
If you didn't shut the F up, they were gonna kill you. from The Insider (1999)
If you like, I can assign another producer to edit your show. from The Insider (1999)
If you want to do it. from The Insider (1999)
If you would just turn your chair a little bit... from The Insider (1999)
If you'd asked me... from The Insider (1999)
If you'd be interested in talkin' to us, from The Insider (1999)
If you're curious to meet me, from The Insider (1999)
If you've been putting off decorating that special room, from The Insider (1999)
If you've examined the document, you'll see it's in your own best interest... from The Insider (1999)
If you've got vital insider stuff, from The Insider (1999)
Impact, satisfaction. from The Insider (1999)
In accordance to the terms of the contractual obligations... from The Insider (1999)
In combat, events have a duration of seconds. from The Insider (1999)
In detail what happened. from The Insider (1999)
In lieu of being fired. from The Insider (1999)
In my... from The Insider (1999)
In other words, you are charging Sandefur... from The Insider (1999)
In the future, I'm gonna do this, become that? from The Insider (1999)
In the grass. from The Insider (1999)
In the navy, I flew A 6's off carriers. from The Insider (1999)
In The New York Times, in print, on television... from The Insider (1999)
In the number three tobacco company in America. from The Insider (1999)
In the real world, when you get to where I am, there are other considerations. from The Insider (1999)
In the state of Mississippi, the cat... from The Insider (1999)
In these words: Get on the fucking phone. from The Insider (1999)
In this report before the WalI Street Journal runs. from The Insider (1999)
Infamy lasts a little longer. from The Insider (1999)
Interfering? That's what we do. from The Insider (1999)
Into its key claim indicates that many of the serious allegations... from The Insider (1999)
Into where I am now... staring at the Brown &Williamson building! from The Insider (1999)
Is an addictive drug despite their public statements to the contrary. from The Insider (1999)
Is CBS Corporate telling CBS News... from The Insider (1999)
Is gonna go down in the court of public opinion, my friend. from The Insider (1999)
Is it too late? from The Insider (1999)
Is that a threat? from The Insider (1999)
Is that why you became a journalist? Then you get to ask all the questions? from The Insider (1999)
Is there any truth to any of it? I doubt it. from The Insider (1999)
Is there anything you want to know about me, Mr. Wigand? from The Insider (1999)
Is there information that people should have... from The Insider (1999)
Is trying to broaden into a political party right now, from The Insider (1999)
Issues like that. He can talk, we can air it. from The Insider (1999)
It all worked out. from The Insider (1999)
It allows for the nicotine to be more rapidly absorbed in the lung... from The Insider (1999)
It allows for the nicotine to be more rapidly absorbed in the lung... from The Insider (1999)
It could work. If it's public record, it's public record. from The Insider (1999)
It happened just after I talked to you. I do not like coincidences. from The Insider (1999)
It has a pharmacological effect that crosses the blood brain barrier intact. from The Insider (1999)
It hasn't been Mrs. Wigand for some time. from The Insider (1999)
It never crossed my mind not to honor my agreement. from The Insider (1999)
It quotes Richard Scruggs calling it the worst kind... from The Insider (1999)
It stays that way. from The Insider (1999)
It was just a racoon, baby. Nothin'. from The Insider (1999)
It was on C SPAN. Yeah. from The Insider (1999)
It would be better if he called us. from The Insider (1999)
It would free him up from his confidentiality agreement and give him some protection. from The Insider (1999)
It's a smear campaign, Charlie. from The Insider (1999)
It's all dark except the tenth floor. That's the legal department. from The Insider (1999)
It's an alternate version. from The Insider (1999)
It's early, isn't it? from The Insider (1999)
It's gonna kill the rest of my day. from The Insider (1999)
It's gotta be Phillip Morris, huh? from The Insider (1999)
It's Jeffrey Wigand. from The Insider (1999)
It's just... It's a smaller scale. from The Insider (1999)
It's just... It's not... from The Insider (1999)
It's not a rumor. It's a sale. If Tisch can unload CBS... from The Insider (1999)
It's okay. from The Insider (1999)
It's old news. Stick with me, like always. We'll be okay. from The Insider (1999)
It's on record. It's out. It's no secret anymore. from The Insider (1999)
It's probably not important at all. from The Insider (1999)
It's spooky how he can concentrate. from The Insider (1999)
It's Terry Lenzner's outfit, I. G.I. Jack, listen to me. from The Insider (1999)
It's the we don't know litany. from The Insider (1999)
It's too big a decision to make without being resolved in my own mind. from The Insider (1999)
It's where our babies were born. from The Insider (1999)
Jeff, except to just say it right out. from The Insider (1999)
Jeff! from The Insider (1999)
Jeff. from The Insider (1999)
Jeffrey just charges right ahead. from The Insider (1999)
Jeffrey S. Wigand. R E Y. W I G A N D. from The Insider (1999)
Jeffrey Wigand? Yeah, I cited him. from The Insider (1999)
Jeffrey, where you going with this? from The Insider (1999)
Jeffrey, you forgot the lunches! from The Insider (1999)
Jeffrey! from The Insider (1999)
Jeffrey! Jeffrey! from The Insider (1999)
Jeffrey? from The Insider (1999)
Jeffrey. How are you? from The Insider (1999)
Jeffs a premier golfer. What are you, a two handicap? from The Insider (1999)
Jeopardizing the sale of CBS to Westinghouse. from The Insider (1999)
Johnson &ohnson. from The Insider (1999)
Just ran into two of your geologists. from The Insider (1999)
Just so I know you know, when I talk to people in confidence, from The Insider (1999)
Key portions of the controversial interview. from The Insider (1999)
Lawyer me some more? I've been in this profession 50 fucking years! from The Insider (1999)
Leave it on. Just leave it on! Okay? from The Insider (1999)
Less than great. from The Insider (1999)
Let me give it some thought. from The Insider (1999)
Let me see the documents. from The Insider (1999)
Let me, tell you something, Lowell. Look, look. from The Insider (1999)
Let's get back to Brown &Williamson. If you decide to go on 60 Minutes, from The Insider (1999)
Let's go to court. from The Insider (1999)
Letters to my brother, my will. from The Insider (1999)
Light it up and you're going to get your fix. from The Insider (1999)
Like the testimony before Congress of Dr. Wigand's former boss, from The Insider (1999)
Like what? Corporate responsibility? from The Insider (1999)
Like what? Your sign? from The Insider (1999)
Like, for instance, their ex supervisor who's already at Brown &Williamson... from The Insider (1999)
Listen, could you call a number for me? It's in Mississippi. from The Insider (1999)
Listen, G.M. And Ford, they get nailed... from The Insider (1999)
Look, um... from The Insider (1999)
Looks forward to a great long peace with Israel. from The Insider (1999)
Lost his heart? Walked out on us? from The Insider (1999)
Love your home with beautiful Broyhill furniture... from The Insider (1999)
Lowell Bergman said I should give you a call. from The Insider (1999)
Lowell Bergman... the hotshot who never met a source he couldn't turn around. from The Insider (1999)
Lowell, do not... Screw this up. from The Insider (1999)
Lowell? Look, I've decided to preface Sunday's show. from The Insider (1999)
Lowell. from The Insider (1999)
Lowell. from The Insider (1999)
Make it even a little more attractive. from The Insider (1999)
Manipulates and adjusts the nicotine fix... from The Insider (1999)
Maria. from The Insider (1999)
Market and sell enormous volume, go to a lot of golf tournaments. from The Insider (1999)
Martin Luther King, Saddam, Sadat, etc, etc. from The Insider (1999)
Maybe for the audience it's just voyeurism, something to do on a Sunday night. from The Insider (1999)
Maybe that's just what you've been telling yourself all these years... from The Insider (1999)
Maybe the biggest, most expensive... from The Insider (1999)
Maybe things have changed. from The Insider (1999)
Maybe Wigand's right. Maybe I'm hooked. from The Insider (1999)
Might have had some positive effect, I don't know. from The Insider (1999)
Mike, they backed locals in Oka in a fight with Mohawks... from The Insider (1999)
Mike, you tell him. from The Insider (1999)
Mike? Mike! from The Insider (1999)
Mike. from The Insider (1999)
Mike. Mike. Mike. from The Insider (1999)
Mike's our attorney general down here. from The Insider (1999)
Mind if I sit down? from The Insider (1999)
Mmm, he's into kind of little cars that, um... from The Insider (1999)
Mobile Approach, this is Leo November 643. Over. from The Insider (1999)
Modern marriage. from The Insider (1999)
Mommy! from The Insider (1999)
Month after month after month. from The Insider (1999)
More time with the kids. from The Insider (1999)
More time. More time together. from The Insider (1999)
Most ingenious man I ever knew. from The Insider (1999)
Most people consider what they're saying... social skills. from The Insider (1999)
Mr. Bergman, what did you want me to consult about? from The Insider (1999)
Mr. Bergman. from The Insider (1999)
Mr. Eric Kluster, president of CBS News, from The Insider (1999)
Mr. Kluster said, quote, The atmosphere is tougher than ever. from The Insider (1999)
Mr. McDougal, my name is Lowell Bergman. I'm a producer for 60 Minutes. from The Insider (1999)
Mr. Motley, we have rights here. from The Insider (1999)
Mr. Rather's been complaining about his chair again. from The Insider (1999)
Mr. Wallace, I am a servant of God. from The Insider (1999)
Mr. Wigand, Mr. Bergman is on the telephone. from The Insider (1999)
Mr. Wigand? from The Insider (1999)
Mr. Wigand? You can go up now. from The Insider (1999)
Mrs. Wigand? from The Insider (1999)
Mrs. Wigand's leaving the house. from The Insider (1999)
Ms. Helen Caperelli, general counsel of CBS News, 3.9 million. from The Insider (1999)
My co counsel, Ron Motley and I, from The Insider (1999)
My father left us when I was five years old. from The Insider (1999)
My father was a... A mechanical engineer. from The Insider (1999)
My girls are crying. So fuck them. from The Insider (1999)
My kids had good medical, good schools. Got a great house. from The Insider (1999)
My name is Lowell Bergman. Just tell him that. from The Insider (1999)
No, I don't have a clue. from The Insider (1999)
No, I mean since whenever. from The Insider (1999)
No, I usually sit around my hotel room dressed like this at 5:30 in the morning, from The Insider (1999)
No, I'm not gonna take no for an answer. No. from The Insider (1999)
No, I'm questioning your hearing. from The Insider (1999)
No, no, don't call the police. Just tell him I'm on the phone with you. from The Insider (1999)
No, no, it's okay. I... from The Insider (1999)
No, no, no that. I'm talking about the Associated Press. from The Insider (1999)
No, no, of course they're not influenced by money. They work for free. from The Insider (1999)
No, only that we would hold his story until it was safe for him. from The Insider (1999)
No, thank you. from The Insider (1999)
No, that's fame. Fame has a 15 minute half life. from The Insider (1999)
No, they volunteered. A friend owns a large security company. from The Insider (1999)
No, what? from The Insider (1999)
No, you can. Tell him to get on the fucking phone! from The Insider (1999)
No, you do not. from The Insider (1999)
No! I should have. from The Insider (1999)
No. from The Insider (1999)
No. from The Insider (1999)
No. Look, I mean, there was a footprint. Forget it. from The Insider (1999)
No. Um, I'm assuming the cave in begins... from The Insider (1999)
No. We don't do that. from The Insider (1999)
Nobody will be able to say, Well, hell's bells, Margaret, from The Insider (1999)
Norman! from The Insider (1999)
Not by artificially adding nicotine, from The Insider (1999)
Not even with hundreds of thousands dying each year from an illness... from The Insider (1999)
Not like the Seven Dwarfs. from The Insider (1999)
Not one fucking time. You wanna know why? from The Insider (1999)
Not to answer that question. from The Insider (1999)
Not to disclose any information... from The Insider (1999)
Nothing... I mean nothing... Will ever be the same again. from The Insider (1999)
Nothing's wrong with that. That's it. You're making money. from The Insider (1999)
Now this is what we're going to do. We're going over to Black Rock... from The Insider (1999)
Now who are they trying to protect? from The Insider (1999)
Now you question my integrity? from The Insider (1999)
Now you tell me. What does this guy have to say that threatens these people? from The Insider (1999)
Now, don't be paranoid, Jeff. from The Insider (1999)
Now, my number is area code 510 555 0199. from The Insider (1999)
Now, now what are you going to do now? You going to finesse me? from The Insider (1999)
Now, what this one is is a temporary restraining order, from The Insider (1999)
Now's the time to act during the lowe your home sale at Smith's. from The Insider (1999)
Obey orders and fuck off. That's what I hear. from The Insider (1999)
Of a multi billion dollar lawsuit against us... from The Insider (1999)
Of an organized smear campaign against a whistle blower. from The Insider (1999)
Of betraying the legacy of Edward R. Murrow. from The Insider (1999)
Of course not. Why? from The Insider (1999)
Of the temporary restraining order... from The Insider (1999)
Of what went on inside our shop. from The Insider (1999)
Of what Wigand has said on our show is printed, from The Insider (1999)
Of your severance agreement with Brown &Williamson. from The Insider (1999)
Off every shelf of every store right across America, instantly. from The Insider (1999)
Officer Muravchick, how are you? from The Insider (1999)
Officer Muravchick? from The Insider (1999)
Oh, along the way, I suppose I made some minor impact. from The Insider (1999)
Oh, come on, Lowell. This is The New York Times. I don't know. from The Insider (1999)
Oh, hi, Doug. It's Lowell. from The Insider (1999)
Oh, how fortunate I am to have Lowell Bergman's moral tutelage... from The Insider (1999)
Oh, I didn't know you were home. from The Insider (1999)
Oh, man. from The Insider (1999)
Oh, someone took a poll? Are all things Canadian boring? from The Insider (1999)
Oh, yeah? from The Insider (1999)
Oh, you know what we do or do not need to know? from The Insider (1999)
Oh, you've got rights. from The Insider (1999)
Oh. You know, from The Insider (1999)
