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What were your orders?
Did you think the people in the village were Viet Cong?
How many people died from your family?
Four people.
When you came back from the market, what did you see?
I'm too young. I was afraid to look.
Are you the only survivor in your family?
Yes.
They came and burned down everything.
They beat some, captured some. They killed everyone in a frenzy.
Do you know the reason why?
I don't know. I don't know the reason.
They rounded everyone up. Even the monk was taken away and killed.
Can you guess how many people died?
- How many people were killed? - Yes, how many?
I don't know, but I saw death everywhere. I saw so many dead bodies.
My nephew, who had just learned to walk--
He was clinging to my head and crying, "Mommy, Mommy."
Then "bang," he got shot and died. I just lay there but I couldn't see it.
Nixon: This fellow Hersh is a son of a bitch.
Nixon: He's probably a communist agent.
Kissinger: Exactly. Exactly.
Nixon: I just thought it was shocking the New York Times would run that.
Kissinger: Oh, it was a disgrace.
Nixon: What do you think?
Nixon: He was picking it, Henry, right out of whole cloth.
The biggest trouble I had was managing Sy
at a newspaper that hated to be beaten
but didn't really want to be first.
The Times was scared to death
of being first on a controversial story
that challenged the credibility of the government.
Nixon: Goddamn it, this story in the Times, the one by Hersh--
He doesn't usually go with stuff that's wrong.
I mean the son of a bitch is a son of a bitch, but he's usually right, isn't he?
Were there discussions about possible assassinations?
I don't know whether I've stopped beating my wife
or whether you've stopped beating your wife or--
talks of that--
but in government there are always discussions
of practically everything under the sun.
Of assassinations?
Of everything under the sun.
Well, you're not answering my question.
Well, I'm not trying to answer your question.
[Operated by U.S.]
[...death by torture...]
It went on for about 18 days.
Was it the same thing every day?
Every day my schedule was 23 hours of torture, and one hour of rest.
And there were many kinds of torture.
Like these photos--
I remember being forced to stand like this.
With other people.
I remember being forced to stand like this.
They would try to interrogate me.
And one of the things they'd say... He threatened me...
If you don't talk, if you don't confess, we'll let the soldiers...
...rape you.