What are you bothering with this guy for? I mean, you know, he's such a pompous bore and...

Clifford Stern: What are you bothering with this guy for? I mean, you know, he's such a pompous bore and your show does such great profiles. Halley Reed: Well, listen, I'll tell you, just between you and me, I wanted to do Gabriel García Márquez. Clifford Stern: That's perfect! Halley Reed: They like to mix it up. They like a little variety. After all, he is an American phenomenon. Clifford Stern: Yeah, but so is acid rain.

Can I ask you the same question that I asked the producer? What do you bother with this guy for? I mean, he's, you know, he's such a pompous bore, - and your show does such great profiles. - Well, listen, I'll tell you just between you and me. I wanted to do Gabriel Garcia Marquez. That's perfect. They like to mix it up. They like a little variety. After all, he is an American phenomenon. Yeah, but so is acid rain. Boy, you really don't like him, do you? I love him like a brother. David Greenglass. So, why... Why are you doing this show? It's very unusual for them to bring in an outside person like this. Well, yes, I know. I'm... I'm doing it strictly for the money. I wanna, you know... I'm trying to make my own documentary on... I'm doing a profile on a guy who would be absolutely perfect for your show. - He would be worthy. - Yeah, who's that? His name is Louis Levy. Do, do, do you have a little time? Now, the unique thing that happened to the early Israelites was that they conceive a god that, that cares. He cares, but at the same time, he also demands that you behave morally. But here comes the paradox. What's one of the first things that, that God asks?