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DUNCAN:
"Dear Mr. President,
as a Marine Corps veteran "of the wars
in Iraq and Afghanistan, "I want to respectfully
encourage you to personally review
the full facts of this case." More times that the president
hears about Clint Lorance, the more mail he gets
about Clint Lorance, the more he sees it on TV, the more of a chance
Clint has to be pardoned
"Dear Mr. President,
as a Marine Corps veteran "of the wars
in Iraq and Afghanistan, "I want to respectfully
encourage you to personally review
the full facts of this case." More times that the president
hears about Clint Lorance, the more mail he gets
about Clint Lorance, the more he sees it on TV, the more of a chance
Clint has to be pardoned
Full Transcript
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DUNCAN:
"Dear Mr. President,
as a Marine Corps veteran
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"of the wars
in Iraq and Afghanistan,
00:00:04.482 --> 00:00:06.223
"I want to respectfully
encourage you
00:00:06.354 --> 00:00:08.051
to personally review
the full facts of this case."
00:00:08.181 --> 00:00:10.532
More times that the president
hears about Clint Lorance,
00:00:10.619 --> 00:00:12.001
the more mail he gets
about Clint Lorance,
00:00:12.229 --> 00:00:13.665
the more he sees it on TV,
00:00:13.796 --> 00:00:15.624
the more of a chance
Clint has to be pardoned.
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Movie Summary
A journey through The Army's criminal justice system seen through the lens of controversial case of Clint Lorance.