00:01we are going to win
00:09quit making national heroes out of those
00:12who steal secrets and publish them in the newspaper
00:19the hundreds of thousands we were killing was unjustified homicide
00:24and i couldn't see the difference between that and murder
00:27murder had to be stopped
00:30this weekend portions of a highly classified pentagon document came the
00:35light for all the world to see brought cries of outrage from washington
00:38we gotta get this son of a bitch yes kennedy did send in troops in
00:43violation of the geneva accord johnson did start the build-up before he
00:47said he was going to these guys were lying through their teeth
00:50when they were talking to us and here it is in black and white there's no way of
00:53denying it the times building is encircled by armed
00:57guards we are printing tomorrow a top secret government document
01:03a name has now come out as the possible source of the times pentagon documents it is that of daniel
01:09ellsberg the top policy analyst for the defense and state department i am prepared to answer to all the consequences
01:15of these decisions
01:17henrik kissinger said that daniel ellsberg was the most dangerous man in america and he had to be stopped the
01:23study was forty seven
01:24seven volumes seven thousand pages it would take me months of jeroxing we've dropped another 200 000 tons of bombs
01:33on indochina
01:33that's ten hiroshima's one hiroshima a week what has remained significant about the release of the pentagon papers is the
01:43decision by a public official to give priority to conscience as compared to career
01:52daniel ellsberg whatever his intentions gave aid and comfort to the enemy
02:03it was a crime from the start carried out by four presidents and now a fifth president was doing the
02:09same
02:10i'm not going to be part of this system of lying anymore
02:20it wasn't that we were on the wrong side
02:24we were the wrong side
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