I'm a soldier. I obey.

You mean when you were at war?

Two tours in Iraq. Army chaplain.

The priest did two tours as an Army chaplain.

Zack Bazzi Do I really want to go?

My king, Achilles is not with the army.

You've got to obey orders in the Army.

They have a new track opening there soon.

REPORTER

I have not done any business with anybody.

Journalists.

Any press?

This is Paul Anthony.

The press.

Come take some pictures.

And as following our earlier notational convention, I'm going to use XiCV, YiCV.

While disembarking from a plane?

She must look pretty for her debut.

Indian journalists?

Indian journalists...! This bloody car!

AUDlENCE Amen!

How would we write this in this notation?

Let me just give you two examples.

I am a journalist.

I'm a journalist.

She is an American journalist.

A journalist's license.

The story of what happened when he was a conscripted soldier in the Dutch armed forces at the beginning of the Second World War.

I'm gonna need a copy of your employee records, regardless.

(chuckles) You said it.

Your stories are constructed.

I was in Afghanistan.

My name's Doug Bassett, doctor.

Thanks, Irving. See you at Ann's in the morning.

Marc, the press are here.

I'm a U.P.I. photographer.

Sorry.

Neither does the press.

Simon Ross, a wellknown journalist based here in London with the Guardian newspaper.

I've read you. You write like a poet. Why do you do this?

(BOTH SPEAKING RUSSIAN) Are you the journalist?

I need to be an accredited press person.

Can I get a press pass?

At the end of World

What lies or threats led him on this long march from home.