First rule of a lost verdict: don't attend the wake.
S1 E15Unfinished Business
I'm no Oliver Wendell Holmes, but frankly, if we had been involved, there might have been a different outcome in court today.
[about Richard Cross] He is my husband and I'm his wife. And whatever else I do, I'm going to honor the commitment I made to him. Don't you dare stand there with your air of moral superiority and tell me what I owe you. I owe you nothing.
Wow. What's he worth? Four hundred million? Whatever else they say about you, they can't say you sold yourself cheap.
I can't remember the last time I had a martini.
I thought gin gave you a headache.
It does. But after today, how could I possibly feel any worse?
If you want to see a study of loneliness, check into a hotel for a couple of months. Everybody's en route. The more ornate the lobby is, the more depressing it is.
[about prison] Everybody here knows my name. And everybody knows my face. Coming after me is a shortcut to a reputation in here.
[to Richard Cross] You said you're Neil's friend. You told me you're not my enemy and one day I would know that. This is the day, Richard. This is the day all the subterfuge, all the lies end.
Judge, if I hadn't parked next to him in the garage, I would have suspected Mr. Hoffman rode over here with the cavalry.
I was not telling the truth.
Then you acknowledge you're someone who lies depending on circumstances?
I think we all do from time to time. Being a politician you should understand that better than anyone.
Isn't it possible you're delusional right now? That the testimony you've given here today has no basis in reality, but is a product of your worsening dementia?
Roger, I am as clear-headed today as I was three weeks ago when you asked me to give $50,000 to your re-election campaign.
Mister Garfield, if you're asking if I'm dying for Neil's sins, the answer is no. I can assure you, I'm dying for my own.
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