Einstein: Chapter One

Albert Einstein: This is nonsense! May I remind you, Mr. Geist, your country has invited me, not the other way around.

Raymond Geist: Yes, professor. But you have a history of... how shall I put this... controversy... which calls into question your loyalties.

Albert Einstein: Loyalties?

Raymond Geist: And it is my job to insure that any individual coming to our shores does not pose a threat.

Albert Einstein: If you wish to talk about threats, Mr. Geist, perhaps you should take a look outside your window. Have you noticed the charming fellows in brown shirts who call me Jewish swine and want people like me dead?

Raymond Geist: If you are referring to the National Socialist Party, they are not in power.

Albert Einstein: Oh, no? You want to take a walk with me?

Raymond Geist: Professor, I have not call you here today for a lesson in German politics.

Albert Einstein: I'm not giving you one, because I doubt you'd be smart enough to be in my class.