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Still not satisfyed

well if she wasn't an insurgent she sure as s*** is now

Coolest thing ive ever veiwed

I genuinely love the west wing but This is everything that is wrong with the western world view. They dehumanise enemies into rabid fanatics that cannot be reasoned with, as if all of ‘them’ are born Charles Manson / Jeffrey Dahmers. Think of the desperation and hopelessness in the environment / situation of the pregnant women that drives the creation of such behaviours. And this scene wasn’t written by some hawkish Rumsfeld wannabe, it was written by bleeding heart left leaning liberal Sorkin 🤦🏻‍♂️

Ok thanks

For a 6/10 film this scene has always been an 11/10.

John Amos is a force of nature. The weight of authority he wields in this character is truly impressive beyond words...

My favorite line " you talk to me about rules of war ? The laws of nature don't even apply here ". That we have to defend actions against perpetrators of the indefensible makes a mockery of those rules.

Hold the dark is the movie if you were wondering.

You can see the conflict in Leo. He knows he has to do it but hates it just the same. Fitz was the only person who could deliver that message.

What's that song called.

Whats the name of movie? Cause i looked the title up & its NOT the movie

Rapist should be put to death and not allowed to breathe on hard working tax payers money. Swift death.

you dont kill your comrade . its wrong .

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The myths America tells itself about it's morality and values...

Fitz was the best!!

This very hard to believe that in one side VIETNAM WAR dark side and here this movie scene 😢

John Amos was so Badass in this role

Thanks for whoever put this line in, now my wallet is lighter from buying a Hemingway box set. Collecting classics anyways but I couldn’t help myself

This scene might be the best contrast between two characters I've seen in film. One meticulously researches based on his own knowledge, patiently taking an evening and maintaining focus throughout. The other can't focus on the material for longer than five seconds, material that was researched for him, without having a hilarious emotional eruption and literally throwing the book. Two men who both want the same thing, could not be more different.

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Because of all that's going on, and granted the immunity claim is different, my niece asked why does any President need immunity, and I told her, that line, because we killed Yamamoto

Thank you for i your service

I"m 71 and this is the finest rv scene I've had the pleasure to view. The writing, the context, the performances - just stellar

Such a badass dude🗿😎

أمريكا دائما ما تعبث بالشرق الأوسط ، أولا قتلوا 3 ملايين عراقي ، ثم غزوا أكثر من 50 دولة إسلامية وما زال الناس يسمونها دولة حرية. 😂😂

Culture we got culture coming out of our ass! One of my favorite scenes of the movie!

always wondered who they mean when Leo said "nternational laws always recognise certain protected persons that you couldnt attack - been this way since the romans" - are they talking about monarchs and popes etc?

Wasn't one of the notorious incidents of Agincourt when Henry massacred the French prisoners after they had laid down their arms? Seems like a bad example for Fitz to use.

What a disgusting scene. In every way. There is no justice, morality, or honor here. Vigilantism is not justice. Compounded by the fact that no reasonable person in the world thinks that capital punishment is appropriate for rape. We do have a justice system that collects the facts and administers appropriate , not cruel and disproportionate, punishment. Two wrongs do not make a right.

I love it when Stephen loses control of the panel. On a side note, why is it a good thing that Stephen was not born in France? Because he would then be a French Frye.

At Agincourt, French captives were executed on the orders of the English King who feared an attack/uprising from the rear. Not the best example to use..

John Amos overcame the idiocy and embarrassment of "Good Times" and carved himself a solid career. Great actor.

Agincourt wasn’t the best example lol. King Henry killed thousands of prisoners because he feared another French attack. Nothing noble or humane about any kind of warfare…..especially medieval warfare.

she got over that pretty quickly

It's not rape if he bought her dinner and took her to a movie.

It's not easy to put John Spencer in the shade, John has such gravitas in his role as Leo McGarry. In this scene John Amos does standing on his head. What a performance he delivered in this series as Fitzwallace. Big props

Love this🎉

It’s kinda like when you’re young and your parent cuts the steak for you at first then hands you the knife

"I've been a soldier for 38 years." Leading a double life, Admiral?

Quiero verla completa😊

MasterCLASS

Any body else remember a old poem about women of Afghanistan mutation of wounded British soldiers

First, they were English archers, not British. Second, prisoners were massacred at Agincourt, on both sides. Third, medieval knights DID target individuals but it was usually so they could ransom them for money. As for the French not thinking of targeting William Pitt...true, but that's because he was safe on an island protected by the greatest navy in the world. But the whole of Europe did try to capture Napoleon and succeeded. Twice

"I can't tell when it's peacetime and wartime anymore,." It's as if that line was written now. And delivered with amazing delivery by John Amos. What a show!

: John Amos = Proper Legend

No means no