Seven Days in May1964

President Jordan Lyman:
I know what Scott's attitude on the treaty is, what's yours?

Colonel Martin "Jiggs" Casey:
I agree with General Scott, sir. I think we're being played for suckers. I think it's really your business. Yours and the Senate. You did it, and they agreed so, well, I don't see how we in the military can question it. I mean we can question it, but we can't fight it. We shouldn't, anyway.

President Jordan Lyman:
Jiggs, isn't it? Isn't that what they call you?

Colonel Martin "Jiggs" Casey:
Yes sir.

President Jordan Lyman:
So you, ah, you stand by the Constitution, Jiggs?

Colonel Martin "Jiggs" Casey:
I never thought of it just like that, Mr. President, but, well, that's what we got and I guess it's worked pretty well so far. I sure don't want to be the one to say we ought to change it.

President Jordan Lyman:
Neither do I.