“It's very nice to be right sometimes … it has certainly been a long wait.”

The Last Lecture (2007)

Source: The Book Thief

Testimony on Internment of people of Japanese Ancestry before the House Select Committee Investigating National Defense Migration (Tolan Committee) in 1941; of this statement Warren later said, in The Memoirs of Earl Warren (1977):
I have since deeply regretted the removal order and my own testimony advocating it, because it was not in keeping with our American concept of freedom and the rights of citizens. Whenever I thought of the innocent little children who were torn from home, school friends, and congenial surroundings, I was conscience-stricken. It was wrong to react so impulsively, without positive evidence of disloyalty, even though we felt we had a good motive in the security of our state. It demonstrates the cruelty of war when fear, get-tough military psychology, propaganda, and racial antagonism combine with one's responsibility for public security to produce such acts. I have always believed that I had no prejudice against the Japanese as such except that spawned by Pearl Harbor and its aftermath.
1940s

Source: Sharp Objects

1998 Berkshire Hathaway Annual Meeting, quoted in Wait: The Art and Science of Delay (2012) by Frank Partnoy, p. 177

Source: Speaker for the Dead

Source: Charlie Bone and the Time Twister

Aclaración Necesaria https://www.scribd.com/document/406270324/La-Verdad-sobre-la-muerte-de-Carlos-Gardel. From the book The Truth about the death of Carlos Gardel , compiled from the galley proofs of the work written by Alfonso Uribe Misas and that its publication was prohibited in 1938.