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Dawson Sellick.
- Paul Dawson. Who's calling?
- His fucking conscience. - This is Paul.
- I need to see him. - Mike, look, I don't think--
- Look, today, Paul. And you there too. Why me? - Because if you're there,
then they can't record it. Mike, look,
I can't hear that conversation. - Well, you're gonna
fuckin' hear it, all right? Or you're gonna watch it
on the news. All right, fine.
How about tomorrow? - How about in an hour? I'll call you back
- Paul Dawson. Who's calling?
- His fucking conscience. - This is Paul.
- I need to see him. - Mike, look, I don't think--
- Look, today, Paul. And you there too. Why me? - Because if you're there,
then they can't record it. Mike, look,
I can't hear that conversation. - Well, you're gonna
fuckin' hear it, all right? Or you're gonna watch it
on the news. All right, fine.
How about tomorrow? - How about in an hour? I'll call you back
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Dawson Sellick.
- Paul Dawson.
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Who's calling?
- His fucking conscience.
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- This is Paul.
- I need to see him.
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- Mike, look, I don't think--
- Look, today, Paul.
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And you there too.
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Why me?
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- Because if you're there,
then they can't record it.
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Mike, look,
I can't hear that conversation.
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- Well, you're gonna
fuckin' hear it, all right?
00:00:22.287 --> 00:00:24.223
Or you're gonna watch it
on the news.
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All right, fine.
How about tomorrow?
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- How about in an hour?
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I'll call you back.
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Movie Summary
The McLusky family are power brokers tackling themes of systemic racism, corruption and inequality in Kingstown, Michigan, where the business of incarceration is the only thriving industry.
