No, sir. I wouldn't do that. But I cannot speak for those people outside.
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Dr. James Farmer, Sr.:
[after Tolson is unjustly captured and imprisoned]
Since you have no evidence, I suggest you let him go. Sheriff Dozier:
Are you threatening me, boy? Dr. James Farmer, Sr.:
No, sir. I wouldn't do that. But I cannot speak for those people outside. [points toward the riotous mob gathered outside the sheriff's office]
[after Tolson is unjustly captured and imprisoned]
Since you have no evidence, I suggest you let him go. Sheriff Dozier:
Are you threatening me, boy? Dr. James Farmer, Sr.:
No, sir. I wouldn't do that. But I cannot speak for those people outside. [points toward the riotous mob gathered outside the sheriff's office]
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that you have no evidence to arrest Mr Tolson
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I suggest you let him go
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You suggest it
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Who the hell are you
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Movie Summary
A drama based on the true story of Melvin B. Tolson, a professor at Wiley College Texas. In 1935, he inspired students to form the school's first debate team, which went on to challenge Harvard in the national championship.
Actors
Sheriff Dozier
Dr. James Farmer Sr.
