- Freyer: I'm sure public pressure can force the film to be shown.
- Larry Martin: There are limits to public pressure.The film will not be show, and three weeks after the body of your daughter has been delivered, the world will forget that she ever existed.
- Larry Martin: The President is sitting all alone in his little oval office, trying to decide which way to go. If he allows the film to be shown, he loses the Jewish vote. If he forbids it, he loses every mother in the country. The arithmetic is on your side. Mothers are in the majority.
- Larry Martin: I'm a British subject. I doubt you have the authority to drag me anywhere. But if you insist, I will go. Now, while I'm in Washington answering a pack of mindless questions, you can arrange your daughter's funeral.
- Larry Martin: You're asking the Palestinians to commit political suicide?
- Edward Sloat: Well, politics *are* suicide.