On a case-by-case basis. Major Lange?

Heydrich:

[the meeting is near a close, and Heydrich is listening to everyone's decision]
Do we have any disputes left to face here either with my authority or with that we have agreed? General? Müller:
Let us astonish Charles Darwin. Klopfer:
[raises glass]
I second the motion. It is our most important war. Heydrich:
Sir? Kritzinger:
We are discussing the inevitable and bringing it about in the most practical way under one command. I have no dispute with that, I understand the realities. And indeed, count on my support. Hofmann:
With the understanding that consideration will be given to my proposal, yes. Proceed. Dr. Georg Leibbrandt:
I defer to the SS. Dr. Alfred Meyer:
If you are to do it, then force-feed it. Speed it along. Our situation, such as in Warsaw, is difficult, edging towards disastrous. Thank you. Dr. Wilhelm Stuckart:
...Oh, yes. What can I say? My enthusiasm is boundless. Undersecretary Martin Luther:
Obviously. Heydrich:
Sorry? Undersecretary Martin Luther:
I trust My enthusiasm is clear, is apparent. Yes! Heydrich:
Neumann? Erich Neumann:
I would like to know that adequate labor will still be available... Heydrich:
On a case-by-case basis. Major Lange?