"I want to reassure the American people, and everyone in the world, that despite today's events, our government remains 100% functional. We know that the President is alive. To our friends, we are grateful for your loyalty and support. As a nation, we're never stronger than when tested. We will remain united and strong. God bless you all. And God bless the United States of America."

"[last lines] We've lost good friends, family. All good people. Heroes, every one of them. Our thoughts and prayers go out to their families. And they will be remembered, nor will we forget those who served out of the spotlight, to whom we owe our highest gratitude. Our foe did not come only to destroy our things or our people, they came to desecrate a way of life. To foul our beliefs, to trample our freedom. And in this, not only did they fail, they gave us the greatest gift: a chance at our rebirth. We will rise, renewed, stronger and united. This is our time. Our chance to get back to the best of who we are. To lead by example with the honor, dignity and integrity that built this country, and which will build it once again. May God bless you. And may God bless these United States of America."

"Classified? Really? Well right now I believe I have the proverbial need to fuckin' know."

"Phil Austin - Charlie Rodriguez, Vice President of the United States"

"Keong Sim - Lee Tae-Woo, Prime Minister of South Korea"

"Tory Kittles - Agent Jones"

"Lance Broadway - Agent O'Neil"

"Sean O'Bryan - Ray Monroe, Deputy Director of the National Security Agency"

"Radha Mitchell - Leah Banning"

"We actually want to become successful, so we can have a comfortable life."

"Humans Are Dumb All Humans Are stupid I'm Ashamed to be A Human"

"I am threatened by ridicule"

"I use bits and pieces of other personalities to form my own."

"my emotions are affected by music."

"punk rock means freedom"

"your parents are afraid of you"

"Assassinate the Greater And lesser of two evils."

"your Government hates you"

"Abort Christ."

"may women rule the world."

"The KKK Are the only Niggers."

"She could have soared with pleasant dreams She could evolve with what I seen She could have been a son She could have sung a song"

"Hey, girl She could bring me I could be more She could be free I don't even care We could be on free She said She said"

"He was ambitious. He didn't want to just be—play in a bar band, y'know, and play that way; he wanted to be a success."

"I liked that he was funny. He made me laugh. He wasn't afraid to be, you know, goofy or silly."

"He'd always have to, like, do some kind of art, y'know, usually defacing something. He never had, like, idle hands. It just came out of him. He had to express himself."

"People don't realise where we really came from, y'know? What an isolated hellhole it really is. Y'know, man, if witch burnings would've been legal, we would've all been dead now, y'know?"

"It turned out that pot didn't help me to escape my troubles too well anymore and I was actually enjoying doing rebellious things like stealing booze and busting store windows. And nothing ever mattered. I decided within the next month, I'll not sit on my roof and think about jumping, but I'll actually kill myself. And I wasn't going out of this world without knowing what it was actually like to get laid. … And so, during lunch, a rumour started, and by the next day, everyone was waiting for me, to yell and cuss and spit at me, calling me "the retard fucker." I couldn't handle the ridicule, so I got high and drunk and walked down to the train tracks, and laid down and put two big pieces of cement on my chest and legs and I waited for the eleven o-clock train. And the train came closer and closer and closer, and it went on the next track besides me instead of over me. The tension from school had an effect on me, and the train scared me enough to try to rehabilitate myself, and my—my lifting weights and—and mathematics seemed to be improving, so I became less manically depressed, but still never had any friends because I—I hated everyone, for they were so phony."

"I accumulated quite a healthy complex, not to mention a complexion. Then one day I discovered the most ultimate form of expression ever: marijuana. Oh, boy—pot! I could escape all day long and not have routine nervous breakdowns."

"In a community that stresses macho male sexual stories as a highlight of all conversation, I was an underdeveloped, immature little dude that never got laid and was constantly razzed. "Oh, poor little kid." It bothered me probably more so because I was horny and frequently had to make up stories like, "Oh, when I went on vacation, I met this chick and we fucked and she loved it." Et cetera, et cetera."

"It's almost like he didn't—he didn't feel worthy because he was rejected, basically. And I don't know how anybody deals with having your whole family reject you."

"It was like nobody—after a couple of weeks, they wanted him out. I think the sad part of the whole thing is that Kurt just really wanted to be with his mom."

"He wanted to be in a family—period. … The game nights that we had, that was really important to him. … He wanted to be the most loved, and it just wasn't the ideal world that he thought a family should be."

"And I think there's one thing that I said at one time, that I was never gonna get married again. And I think he took that for a word. Then I met Jennifer, and we got married, and, you know, he had a step-brother and -sister and then our son, Chad."

"Kurt was nine at the time, and everybody was talking about it. It just embarrassed him to death that we had gotten divorced. He…just became really unruly."

"Kurt, he was hyper, full of energy, always busy, y'know, jumping off of things, knocking things over—anything that would have to do with being a normal child. And Don, he didn't know how to handle that. He was one of those kind of people that just thought children should be seen and not heard and shouldn't cause any trouble. I mean, he belittled and ridiculed Kurt would be shamed."

"He started singing and playing guitar, and once he could draw, he drew all the time."

"I guess, like, we were more "friends"? I didn't know what "falling in love" was, so, I'd never experienced it. So I just thought, because I liked him I loved him. And so he got me an engagement ring and we got engaged. Y'know, it was fun; I mean, it was like, okay, I'm—all those problems are behind me, now; I'm gonna have babies!And I just couldn't wait to get pregnant; I mean, that was the goal. … Everything really did happen for a reason. Kurt had to be born; it was—it was a must.He was the first grandchild on both sides. Everybody was coming over—constantly. Can't even describe what a magnet he was; people would just come to him."

"Praise was hard for him to take, maybe? And he didn't know how to handle that."

"Kurt's brain was just constantly going. … As I grew up, I'm, like, I'm so glad I don't—I never got that genius brain."

"THE FOLLOWING FILM IS BASED ON ART, MUSIC, JOURNALS, SUPER 8 FILMS, AND AUDIO MONTAGES PROVIDED BY THE FAMILY OF KURT COBAIN."

"Kurt's testicles were the size of soft balls"

"Frances Bean Cobain — herself (archive footage)"

"Courtney Love — herself"