The Tillman Story

00:00:53 Quiet, please.

00:05:47 ...taking the fight to the enemy uphill.

00:10:05 ...and my ex-husband, or Pat's father...

00:13:43 You want to believe they're telling you the truth...

00:17:45 You keep running around looking for just one word you can fit in there...

00:21:45 ...that they go into these situations reluctantly.

00:26:02 Pat was different from everyone else in the platoon.

00:30:18 Staff Sergeant David High, a Ranger, tried unsuccessfully...

00:34:34 ...where he practiced law and she worked as a teacher.

00:38:10 l want you to talk about Patton...

00:41:51 l'm glad l didn't. l don't think l would have had as much fun, that's for sure.

00:46:00 ...and by putting this kind of heroic, saintly quality to him...

00:49:55 lf you wanna get the public to cosign something...

00:53:46 ...one of the platoon's Humvees broke down.

00:57:25 ln the end, the existence of any enemy combatants...

01:00:47 ...that what happened next transpired in only four seconds...

01:05:02 And l take my helmet off and l throw it against the ground...

01:09:20 To use him as a political-- A propaganda tool, basically.

01:13:11 Up first, new information about who bungled the initial probe...

01:16:43 ...after White House speechwriters had requested details...

01:20:36 Ms. Tillman, l know he was speaking for both of you.

01:24:13 lncredibly, this urgent warning had somehow slipped through the cracks.

01:27:30 On the way out of the congressional hearing...

03:00:00 of material on Pat's death.