Kenny O'Donnell: The sun came up. Every day the sun comes up says something about us.
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Kenny O'Donnell: The sun came up. Every day the sun comes up says something about us.
Kenny O'Donnell: They look warlike? Jesus Christ, we're lighting off nuclear weapons like its our own private Fourth of July!
Robert McNamara: We're heading out to the backyard to take a look for that 'big Red dog'!
Kenny O'Donnell: Call me Irish, but I don't believe in cooler heads prevailing.
Kenny O'Donnell: They want a war, Jack, and they're arranging things to get one.
General Curtis LeMay: Those goddamn Kennedys are gonna destroy this country if we don't do something about this!
Adlai Stevenson: Sir, I am prepared to wait for your answer till Hell freezes over, if that's your decision.
General Curtis LeMay: The 'big Red dog' is diggin' in our backyard, and we are justified in shooting him!
Dean Rusk: We were eyeball to eyeball and I think the other fella just blinked.
Dean Acheson: Let's hope appeasement doesn't run in families. I fear weakness does.
Robert Kennedy: I don't care how crazy, inadequate or stupid it sounds. Give it to me.
Kenny O'Donnell: I'll whistle up some luck for you.
Adlai Stevenson: You are in the courtroom of world opinion and you can answer yes or no.
Robert McNamara: Sleep is for the weak Mr. President.
Kenny O'Donnell: Jesus, I... I feel like we caught the Jap carrier steaming for Pearl Harbor.
President Kennedy: Well, gentlemen, if anybody's got any great ideas, now's the time.
President Kennedy: If they want this goddamn job, they can have it. It's no great joy to me.
Kenny O'Donnell: There is no expert on this subject, I mean, there is no "wise old man," there's... shit, there's just *us*.
Kenny O'Donnell: The sun came up. Every day the sun comes up says something about us.
Kenny O'Donnell: They look warlike? Jesus Christ, we're lighting off nuclear weapons like its our own private Fourth of July!
Robert McNamara: We're heading out to the backyard to take a look for that 'big Red dog'!
Kenny O'Donnell: Call me Irish, but I don't believe in cooler heads prevailing.
Kenny O'Donnell: They want a war, Jack, and they're arranging things to get one.
General Curtis LeMay: Those goddamn Kennedys are gonna destroy this country if we don't do something about this!
General Curtis LeMay: The 'big Red dog' is diggin' in our backyard, and we are justified in shooting him!
Dean Acheson: Let's hope appeasement doesn't run in families. I fear weakness does.
Robert Kennedy: I don't care how crazy, inadequate or stupid it sounds. Give it to me.
Kenny O'Donnell: I'll whistle up some luck for you.
Adlai Stevenson: You are in the courtroom of world opinion and you can answer yes or no.
Adlai Stevenson: Sir, I am prepared to wait for your answer till Hell freezes over, if that's your decision.
Dean Rusk: We were eyeball to eyeball and I think the other fella just blinked.
President Kennedy: Well, who the hell authorized this missile test? Robert Kennedy: Who do you think? God knows what this is gonna communicate to the Soviets! Kenny O'Donnell: Communicate with the Soviets? We can't communicate with the Pentagon - and it's just across the goddamn river!
President Kennedy: You know, last summer I read a book, The Guns of August. I wish every man on that blockade line had read that book. It's World War One; there's thirteen million killed; it was all because the militaries of both alliances believed they were so highly attuned to one another's movements and dispositions, they could predict one another's intentions, but all their theories were based on the last war. And the world and technology had changed, and those lessons were no longer valid, but it was all they knew, so the orders went out, couldn't be rescinded. And your man in the field, his family at home, they couldn't even tell you the reasons why their lives were being destroyed. President Kennedy: But why couldn't they stop it? What could they have done? Here we are, fifty years later. Think if one of their ships resists the inspection, and we shoot out its rudder, and board. They shoot down one of our planes, in response, so we bomb their anti-aircraft sites in response to that, and they attack Berlin, so we invade Cuba. President Kennedy: And they fire their missiles... And we fire ours.
President Kennedy: Goddamn it! How the goddamn hell could this happen? I'm gonna have Powell's head on a platter - next to LeMay's. Kenny, you hear me give the order to go to DEFCON 2? 'Cause I remember giving the order to go to DEFCON 3 but, y'know I must be suffering from amnesia! I've just been informed our nuclear forces are at DEFCON 2. Gen. Max Taylor: They were limited, Mr. President. The orders were limited to our strategic forces... President Kennedy: Max! Gen. Max Taylor: ...in the continental United States. General LeMay is correct. Technically, SAC has the statutory authority... President Kennedy: *I* have the authority! I am the commander in chief of the United States, and I say when we go to war!
Robert Kennedy: We gave up so much to get here... I don't know; sometimes I think, "What the hell did we do it for?" Kenny O'Donnell: Well, I don't know about you, but... I'm in it for the money.
Lt. Bruce Wilhemy: Oh man! Shit! Did you see it? Lt. Bruce Wilhemy: You were lucky skipper. Commander William B. Ecker: Damn sparrows! Must have been migrating. Petty Officer: Sparrows? Commander William B. Ecker: I probably hit a couple of hundred of them. How many did you hit Bruce? Lt. Bruce Wilhemy: Sparrows? A few I guess. Petty Officer: Are these twenty millimeter or forty millimeter sparrows, sir? Commander William B. Ecker: Those are bird strikes. Sparrows to be precise. That's the way it is, guys.
President Kennedy: What do you want, Kenny? Kenny O'Donnell: I want you to sit down. President Kennedy: Well, I'm not gonna sit down! Kenny O'Donnell: I want you to sit down, loosen your tie, take a minute... President Kennedy: I haven't got a a minute! Kenny O'Donnell: You're the President of the United States. They can wait for you.
Robert Kennedy: By the way, China invaded India today. Kenny O'Donnell: You're kidding, aren't you? Robert Kennedy: Yeah, I wish I were. Galbraith is handling it in New Delhi. Makes you wonder what's coming next. Kenny O'Donnell: Geez. What is it about the free world that pisses the rest of the world off? Robert Kennedy: I don't know. We have Tupperware parties.
Journalist: So... tell me about this military exercise that's going on down in Puerto Rico. Kenny O'Donnell: What? Journalist: It's called "ORTSAC", I believe. "Castro" spelled backwards. Kenny O'Donnell: "ORTSAC"? I... I don't know what you're talking about. Robert F. Kennedy: Me either. Why? Journalist: Because maybe the President and Gromyko are gonna talk about it. Kenny O'Donnell: If you're trying to drum something up, Johnny, forget it. This meeting's been on the books for months. Far as I know, it's just a friendly talk on U.S.-Soviet relations. Kenny O'Donnell: ... Does it? Robert F. Kennedy: Mm-hm. Kenny O'Donnell: I'll be damned. Kenny O'Donnell: Kind of simple for the Pentagon.
President Kennedy: Well, things can't get much worse. Kenny O'Donnell: Oh, I don't know; we could have to go down to Lyndon's ranch again, dressed up as cowboys, shoot deer out of the back of his convertible. President Kennedy: That *was* a bad day... Hell, I thought there'd be... more good days.
Robert McNamara: A blockade is technically an act of war; therefore we recommend calling the action a quarantine. Kenny O'Donnell: Let's hope that translates into Russian the way we want it to.
Kenny O'Donnell: Adlai can handle Zorin. He knows the inning; he knows the score. Robert Kennedy: He better, because nobody believes he's up to this - nobody.
President Kennedy: Dean, how does this all play out? Dean Acheson: Your first step sir, will be to demand that the Soviet withdraw the missiles within 12 to 24 hours. They will refuse. When they do you will order the strikes, followed by the invasion. They will resist and be overrun. They will retaliate against another target somewhere else in the world, most likely Berlin. We will honor our treaty commitments and resist them there, defeating them per our plans. President Kennedy: Those plans call for the use of nuclear weapons. So what is the next step? Dean Acheson: Hopefully cooler heads will prevail before we reach the next step.
Robert F. Kennedy: You know, I - I hate being called the brilliant one, the ruthless one, the guy everybody's afraid of. I hate it. I'm not so smart, you know? I'm not so ruthless. Kenny O'Donnell: Well you're right... about the smart part.
President Kennedy: Say one of those ships resists inspection, and we shoot out its rudder, and board... they shoot down one of our planes, in response. So we bomb their anti-aircraft sites, and in response to that... they attack Berlin. So we invade Cuba. President Kennedy: So they fire their missiles... and we fire ours.
Kenny O'Donnell: I got a bad feeling about what's going on in there! President Kennedy: In the morning I'm taking charge of the blockade from the situation room and Macnamara is gonna set up shop at the flagpot at the Pentagon and keep an eye on things there. Kenny O'Donnell: Good. Because you've got armed boarders climbing onto Soviet ships, and shots being fired across bows! President Kennedy: I know. I know. Kenny O'Donnell: Well, what about these low level flights? President Kennedy: We need the flights. Kenny O'Donnell: They're starting them when? President Kennedy: An hour. Kenny O'Donnell: An hour. You realize what you're letting yourself in for? President Kennedy: Kenny, no, we need the flights, because the minute that first missile becomes operational we gotta go in there and destroy it. Kenny O'Donnell: Fair enough. But Castro's on alert and we're flying attack planes over their sites, on the deck! There's no way for them to know we're carrying cameras, not bombs. President Kennedy: God damn it! Kenny O'Donnell: They're gonna be shot at, plain and simple.
Robert Kennedy: No, no, no! Now, there is more than one option here - and if one isn't occurring to us, it's because we haven't thought hard enough! John McCone, CIA Director: Bobby, sometimes there is only one right choice, and you thank God when it's so clear. Robert Kennedy: You're talking about a sneak attack. How will that make us look? A big country blasting a little one into the stone age. Yeah, we'll be everyone's favorites. Dean Acheson: Come on Bobby, that's naive. This is the real world. You know that better than anybody. John McCone, CIA Director: And you weren't so ethically particular when we were talking about options for removing Castro over at CIA.
