The General's Daughter1999

[Brenner reminds Colonel Moore that he's not a civilian and has no rights to an attorney]

Colonel Robert Moore:
So now, we both know we're smart guys. Do you think I'm involved in this?

Brenner:
One way or another, yes, I do.

Colonel Robert Moore:
Then wouldn't it behoove me to retain the services of an attorney? I know a good one.

Brenner:
Two problems there. First the obvious. There are no good ones. Second... you're not a civilian, Colonel, you're in the army. You have no rights to an attorney. You have no right to remain silent. And if you don't cooperate, I may have to put you in jail, and that would make me feel bad.

Colonel Robert Moore:
You see what you're doing?

Brenner:
Hmm? Looking for answers?

Colonel Robert Moore:
Of course that, but how? How? You're trying to make me like you. And you know what? It's working. I do. But now do you see what I'm trying to do? I'm trying to make you like me, too.