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1 | 00:00:05,000 | 00:00:06,999 | Good evening. I'm Bradley Whitford. | Good evening. I'm Bradley Whitford. |
2 | 00:00:07,023 | 00:00:08,989 | And in 1999, | And in 1999, |
3 | 00:00:09,013 | 00:00:11,997 | I walked onto Stage 17 on the Warner Bros. lot | I walked onto Stage 17 on the Warner Bros. lot |
4 | 00:00:12,021 | 00:00:15,983 | to shoot the first episode of "The West Wing." | to shoot the first episode of "The West Wing." |
5 | 00:00:16,007 | 00:00:18,985 | 21 years later, we've gotten the band back together | 21 years later, we've gotten the band back together |
6 | 00:00:19,009 | 00:00:22,981 | here at the Orpheum Theater in downtown Los Angeles... | here at the Orpheum Theater in downtown Los Angeles... |
7 | 00:00:23,005 | 00:00:25,980 | And under the strictest COVID protocol... | And under the strictest COVID protocol... |
8 | 00:00:26,004 | 00:00:28,991 | To benefit a non-profit, non-partisan organization | To benefit a non-profit, non-partisan organization |
9 | 00:00:29,015 | 00:00:31,022 | called When We All Vote. | called When We All Vote. |
10 | 00:00:32,000 | 00:00:33,979 | We went to When We All Vote and said, | We went to When We All Vote and said, |
11 | 00:00:34,003 | 00:00:35,363 | "You guys are a great organization. | "You guys are a great organization. |
12 | 00:00:36,000 | 00:00:36,983 | You're helping to get out the vote | You're helping to get out the vote |
13 | 00:00:37,007 | 00:00:38,167 | and combat voter suppression. | and combat voter suppression. |
14 | 00:00:39,001 | 00:00:40,995 | What can we, the People's Choice Award-nominated | What can we, the People's Choice Award-nominated |
15 | 00:00:41,019 | 00:00:43,984 | cast of 'The West Wing, ' do to help?" | cast of 'The West Wing, ' do to help?" |
16 | 00:00:44,008 | 00:00:46,986 | They thought about it a moment and said, "Nothing. | They thought about it a moment and said, "Nothing. |
17 | 00:00:47,010 | 00:00:49,988 | You have no skills or experience that can help us in any way. | You have no skills or experience that can help us in any way. |
18 | 00:00:50,012 | 00:00:52,022 | Why don't you go put on one of your little shows | Why don't you go put on one of your little shows |
19 | 00:00:53,000 | 00:00:54,986 | where everything works out in the end?" | where everything works out in the end?" |
20 | 00:00:55,010 | 00:00:58,986 | And so, forgetting to factor for sarcasm, we said, "Sure!" | And so, forgetting to factor for sarcasm, we said, "Sure!" |
21 | 00:00:59,010 | 00:01:00,978 | We're going to do a staged reading | We're going to do a staged reading |
22 | 00:01:01,002 | 00:01:03,023 | of an episode called "Hartsfield's Landing," | of an episode called "Hartsfield's Landing," |
23 | 00:01:04,001 | 00:01:06,081 | and in the act breaks, you'll hear from cast members, | and in the act breaks, you'll hear from cast members, |
24 | 00:01:07,000 | 00:01:09,980 | friends, and special guests. | friends, and special guests. |
25 | 00:01:10,004 | 00:01:13,979 | We understand that some people don't fully appreciate | We understand that some people don't fully appreciate |
26 | 00:01:14,003 | 00:01:17,981 | the benefit of unsolicited advice from actors. | the benefit of unsolicited advice from actors. |
27 | 00:01:18,005 | 00:01:18,999 | We do know that. | We do know that. |
28 | 00:01:19,023 | 00:01:21,994 | And if HBO was willing to point a camera | And if HBO was willing to point a camera |
29 | 00:01:22,018 | 00:01:24,023 | at the 10 smartest people in America, | at the 10 smartest people in America, |
30 | 00:01:25,001 | 00:01:27,023 | we'd gladly clear the stage for them. | we'd gladly clear the stage for them. |
31 | 00:01:28,001 | 00:01:29,981 | But the camera's pointed at us, | But the camera's pointed at us, |
32 | 00:01:30,005 | 00:01:32,023 | and we feel, at a time like this, | and we feel, at a time like this, |
33 | 00:01:33,001 | 00:01:34,992 | that the risk of appearing obnoxious | that the risk of appearing obnoxious |
34 | 00:01:35,016 | 00:01:37,980 | is too small a reason to stay quiet | is too small a reason to stay quiet |
35 | 00:01:38,004 | 00:01:41,993 | if we can get even one new voter to vote. | if we can get even one new voter to vote. |
36 | 00:01:42,017 | 00:01:44,992 | Finally, as many of you know, | Finally, as many of you know, |
37 | 00:01:45,016 | 00:01:50,023 | during the final season of our show, John Spencer died. | during the final season of our show, John Spencer died. |
38 | 00:01:51,001 | 00:01:54,988 | John was a revered and beloved member of the company | John was a revered and beloved member of the company |
39 | 00:01:55,012 | 00:01:56,994 | who can't be replaced. | who can't be replaced. |
40 | 00:01:57,018 | 00:01:58,978 | Tonight, to read the role | Tonight, to read the role |
41 | 00:01:59,002 | 00:02:00,997 | of White House Chief of Staff Leo McGarry, | of White House Chief of Staff Leo McGarry, |
42 | 00:02:01,021 | 00:02:05,978 | we borrowed an actor we know John would have admired. | we borrowed an actor we know John would have admired. |
43 | 00:02:06,002 | 00:02:07,642 | For the last few years, he's been starring | For the last few years, he's been starring |
44 | 00:02:08,001 | 00:02:10,988 | in a little TV show called The Emmy Awards. | in a little TV show called The Emmy Awards. |
45 | 00:02:11,012 | 00:02:14,979 | We welcome Sterling K. Brown, and we have no intention | We welcome Sterling K. Brown, and we have no intention |
46 | 00:02:15,003 | 00:02:18,979 | of sabotaging his performance every chance we get. | of sabotaging his performance every chance we get. |
47 | 00:02:19,003 | 00:02:19,994 | I'm a little scared to stop talking, | I'm a little scared to stop talking, |
48 | 00:02:20,018 | 00:02:22,999 | because I don't know what's going to happen once I do. | because I don't know what's going to happen once I do. |
49 | 00:02:23,023 | 00:02:26,980 | I guess we'll all find out together. | I guess we'll all find out together. |
50 | 00:02:27,004 | 00:02:29,989 | Here is "Hartsfield's Landing." | Here is "Hartsfield's Landing." |
51 | 00:02:30,013 | 00:02:31,979 | ♪♪ | ♪♪ |
52 | 00:02:32,003 | 00:02:34,994 | Emily: "Teaser. Exterior tarmac... night. | Emily: "Teaser. Exterior tarmac... night. |
53 | 00:02:35,018 | 00:02:36,992 | The lights from the waiting motorcade flash | The lights from the waiting motorcade flash |
54 | 00:02:37,016 | 00:02:39,982 | as Air Force One glows in the background. | as Air Force One glows in the background. |
55 | 00:02:40,006 | 00:02:41,989 | A small press corps waits behind a rope line, | A small press corps waits behind a rope line, |
56 | 00:02:42,013 | 00:02:44,978 | and the plane's main cabin door opens. | and the plane's main cabin door opens. |
57 | 00:02:45,002 | 00:02:45,994 | Bartlet emerges. [ Plane engine whirring ] | Bartlet emerges. [ Plane engine whirring ] |
58 | 00:02:46,018 | 00:02:46,999 | Andrews Air Force Base, | Andrews Air Force Base, |
59 | 00:02:47,023 | 00:02:49,979 | 8:40 p.m. Eastern Standard Time." | 8:40 p.m. Eastern Standard Time." |
60 | 00:02:50,003 | 00:02:50,994 | - Welcome home, Mr. President. - Welcome back, Mr. President. | - Welcome home, Mr. President. - Welcome back, Mr. President. |
61 | 00:02:51,018 | 00:02:52,991 | - How was your trip to India? - Question, please. | - How was your trip to India? - Question, please. |
62 | 00:02:53,015 | 00:02:55,296 | Welcome home, Mr. President, sir. Thank you, what'd I miss? | Welcome home, Mr. President, sir. Thank you, what'd I miss? |
63 | 00:02:56,001 | 00:02:56,993 | Any further follow-up after New Delhi? | Any further follow-up after New Delhi? |
64 | 00:02:57,017 | 00:02:59,987 | I'm sorry? Any follow-up after New Delhi? | I'm sorry? Any follow-up after New Delhi? |
65 | 00:03:00,011 | 00:03:02,993 | We spoke several times about Kashmir. She assured me | We spoke several times about Kashmir. She assured me |
66 | 00:03:03,017 | 00:03:04,992 | they're seeking a peaceful resolution. | they're seeking a peaceful resolution. |
67 | 00:03:05,016 | 00:03:07,986 | We also had a very spirited conversation about chess. | We also had a very spirited conversation about chess. |
68 | 00:03:08,010 | 00:03:08,999 | The Prime Minister plays chess? | The Prime Minister plays chess? |
69 | 00:03:09,023 | 00:03:12,983 | Chess was invented in India. Somewhere around 600 A.D. | Chess was invented in India. Somewhere around 600 A.D. |
70 | 00:03:13,007 | 00:03:16,984 | A gigantic chessboard was constructed at Fatephur Sikri, | A gigantic chessboard was constructed at Fatephur Sikri, |
71 | 00:03:17,008 | 00:03:18,985 | which was the capital a long time ago, | which was the capital a long time ago, |
72 | 00:03:19,009 | 00:03:20,991 | and human figures were used as chess pieces | and human figures were used as chess pieces |
73 | 00:03:21,015 | 00:03:22,979 | and moved at the Emperor's will. | and moved at the Emperor's will. |
74 | 00:03:23,003 | 00:03:24,979 | It's what I like to call the good old days. | It's what I like to call the good old days. |
75 | 00:03:25,003 | 00:03:27,998 | The Prime Minister presented me with four different chess sets, | The Prime Minister presented me with four different chess sets, |
76 | 00:03:28,022 | 00:03:29,023 | a minaret set... | a minaret set... |
77 | 00:03:30,001 | 00:03:31,022 | C.J.? Hey, Leo. | C.J.? Hey, Leo. |
78 | 00:03:32,000 | 00:03:33,983 | What's he doing? The History of Chess | What's he doing? The History of Chess |
79 | 00:03:34,007 | 00:03:35,022 | by Dr. Josiah Bartlet. | by Dr. Josiah Bartlet. |
80 | 00:03:36,000 | 00:03:36,992 | Get him in the car. What's goin' on? | Get him in the car. What's goin' on? |
81 | 00:03:37,016 | 00:03:38,989 | And get the press pool back here, too. | And get the press pool back here, too. |
82 | 00:03:39,013 | 00:03:40,991 | What's goin' on? China. | What's goin' on? China. |
83 | 00:03:41,015 | 00:03:41,999 | Okay. | Okay. |
84 | 00:03:42,023 | 00:03:44,984 | ...and a lacquered classic Staunton in boxwood. | ...and a lacquered classic Staunton in boxwood. |
85 | 00:03:45,008 | 00:03:45,987 | Thank you, everybody. | Thank you, everybody. |
86 | 00:03:46,011 | 00:03:47,984 | Hey, don't forget, Hartsfield votes | Hey, don't forget, Hartsfield votes |
87 | 00:03:48,008 | 00:03:49,983 | in 3 hours, 21 minutes, | in 3 hours, 21 minutes, |
88 | 00:03:50,007 | 00:03:51,980 | we're gonna find out who the next President is. | we're gonna find out who the next President is. |
89 | 00:03:52,004 | 00:03:52,993 | - Yes, sir. - Thank you, sir. | - Yes, sir. - Thank you, sir. |
90 | 00:03:53,017 | 00:03:54,988 | I'm gonna give some of the chess sets out as gifts, | I'm gonna give some of the chess sets out as gifts, |
91 | 00:03:55,012 | 00:03:56,988 | did you see them? Leo needs you in the car. | did you see them? Leo needs you in the car. |
92 | 00:03:57,012 | 00:03:59,015 | Did he say... China. | Did he say... China. |
93 | 00:04:05,016 | 00:04:06,988 | [ Beep ] Yeah. | [ Beep ] Yeah. |
94 | 00:04:07,012 | 00:04:07,992 | Leo: Good evening, Mr. President. | Leo: Good evening, Mr. President. |
95 | 00:04:08,016 | 00:04:08,997 | What's goin' on? | What's goin' on? |
96 | 00:04:09,021 | 00:04:10,985 | Intel says that Taiwan's getting ready | Intel says that Taiwan's getting ready |
97 | 00:04:11,009 | 00:04:13,978 | to test fire three Patriots. Where? | to test fire three Patriots. Where? |
98 | 00:04:14,002 | 00:04:15,987 | A base on an island in the Pingdong region. | A base on an island in the Pingdong region. |
99 | 00:04:16,011 | 00:04:16,997 | What's China's reaction? | What's China's reaction? |
100 | 00:04:17,021 | 00:04:20,994 | An acceleration of integrated military exercises. | An acceleration of integrated military exercises. |
101 | 00:04:21,018 | 00:04:22,978 | Big. Yeah. | Big. Yeah. |
102 | 00:04:23,002 | 00:04:23,979 | How big? | How big? |
103 | 00:04:24,003 | 00:04:24,990 | Unprecedented. | Unprecedented. |
104 | 00:04:25,014 | 00:04:28,981 | Should we tell Taiwan not to test the missiles? | Should we tell Taiwan not to test the missiles? |
105 | 00:04:29,005 | 00:04:29,998 | Sir? | Sir? |
106 | 00:04:30,022 | 00:04:33,990 | No. I mean, we could try, but they're not gonna go for it. | No. I mean, we could try, but they're not gonna go for it. |
107 | 00:04:34,014 | 00:04:35,986 | They might. | They might. |
108 | 00:04:36,010 | 00:04:36,994 | What kind of area? | What kind of area? |
109 | 00:04:37,018 | 00:04:40,991 | A 6,600-mile rectangle. | A 6,600-mile rectangle. |
110 | 00:04:41,015 | 00:04:42,023 | What are they asking for? | What are they asking for? |
111 | 00:04:43,001 | 00:04:44,992 | They want us to put some hardware in the Taiwan Strait. | They want us to put some hardware in the Taiwan Strait. |
112 | 00:04:45,016 | 00:04:47,981 | Tonight. Yes, sir. | Tonight. Yes, sir. |
113 | 00:04:48,005 | 00:04:49,997 | I'm assuming Nancy and Fitzwallace and the Chiefs... | I'm assuming Nancy and Fitzwallace and the Chiefs... |
114 | 00:04:50,021 | 00:04:52,982 | Everyone concurs, Mr. President. | Everyone concurs, Mr. President. |
115 | 00:04:53,006 | 00:04:54,987 | You? Yes, sir. | You? Yes, sir. |
116 | 00:04:55,011 | 00:04:57,986 | We have a pretty good sense of the worst-case scenario? | We have a pretty good sense of the worst-case scenario? |
117 | 00:04:58,010 | 00:05:00,983 | We end up sending he largest U.S. Naval armada | We end up sending he largest U.S. Naval armada |
118 | 00:05:01,007 | 00:05:04,991 | to Southeast Asia since the end of Vietnam. | to Southeast Asia since the end of Vietnam. |
119 | 00:05:05,015 | 00:05:07,011 | That sounds right. | That sounds right. |
120 | 00:05:10,008 | 00:05:12,982 | Sir? | Sir? |
121 | 00:05:13,006 | 00:05:16,988 | I was just thinking how much things change in 60 seconds. | I was just thinking how much things change in 60 seconds. |
122 | 00:05:17,012 | 00:05:19,986 | We're gonna assemble in the Sit Room. | We're gonna assemble in the Sit Room. |
123 | 00:05:20,010 | 00:05:21,994 | She gave me these beautiful chess sets. | She gave me these beautiful chess sets. |
124 | 00:05:22,018 | 00:05:23,023 | The Prime Minister? | The Prime Minister? |
125 | 00:05:24,001 | 00:05:24,985 | Yeah. | Yeah. |
126 | 00:05:25,009 | 00:05:25,994 | I'm on my way. | I'm on my way. |
127 | 00:05:26,018 | 00:05:28,995 | Let Fitzwallace know I'm gonna order the 7th Fleet | Let Fitzwallace know I'm gonna order the 7th Fleet |
128 | 00:05:29,019 | 00:05:30,990 | into the Taiwan Strait. | into the Taiwan Strait. |
129 | 00:05:31,014 | 00:05:32,978 | Yes, sir. | Yes, sir. |
130 | 00:05:33,002 | 00:05:34,992 | [ Guitar music playing ] | [ Guitar music playing ] |
131 | 00:05:35,016 | 00:05:36,997 | ♪♪ | ♪♪ |
132 | 00:05:37,021 | 00:05:39,013 | Let's go. | Let's go. |
133 | 00:05:46,010 | 00:05:52,979 | ♪♪ | ♪♪ |
134 | 00:05:53,003 | 00:05:56,016 | [ Chamber orchestra playing ] | [ Chamber orchestra playing ] |
135 | 00:06:16,004 | 00:06:24,004 | ♪♪ | ♪♪ |
136 | 00:06:25,017 | 00:06:29,014 | [ "The West Wing" theme music playing ] | [ "The West Wing" theme music playing ] |
137 | 00:07:26,013 | 00:07:34,013 | ♪♪ | ♪♪ |
138 | 00:07:40,018 | 00:07:42,998 | I'm Michelle Obama, and I want to thank the cast and crew | I'm Michelle Obama, and I want to thank the cast and crew |
139 | 00:07:43,022 | 00:07:45,999 | of "The West Wing" for supporting When We All Vote. | of "The West Wing" for supporting When We All Vote. |
140 | 00:07:46,023 | 00:07:48,990 | And I want to urge every single one of you | And I want to urge every single one of you |
141 | 00:07:49,014 | 00:07:50,996 | to vote as early as you can, | to vote as early as you can, |
142 | 00:07:51,020 | 00:07:52,994 | in person or by mail. | in person or by mail. |
143 | 00:07:53,018 | 00:07:55,986 | Just vote. And don't stop there. | Just vote. And don't stop there. |
144 | 00:07:56,010 | 00:07:59,985 | Reach out to everyone you know to make sure they're registered | Reach out to everyone you know to make sure they're registered |
145 | 00:08:00,009 | 00:08:01,999 | and they've made a plan to cast their ballots, | and they've made a plan to cast their ballots, |
146 | 00:08:02,023 | 00:08:05,997 | because every vote will make a difference in this election. | because every vote will make a difference in this election. |
147 | 00:08:06,021 | 00:08:07,980 | Thanks again, everyone. | Thanks again, everyone. |
148 | 00:08:08,004 | 00:08:09,999 | Enjoy the rest of the show. | Enjoy the rest of the show. |
149 | 00:08:10,023 | 00:08:12,023 | I'm Rob Lowe. And I'm Allison Janney, | I'm Rob Lowe. And I'm Allison Janney, |
150 | 00:08:13,001 | 00:08:13,994 | and we'll get back to "Hartsfield's Landing" | and we'll get back to "Hartsfield's Landing" |
151 | 00:08:14,018 | 00:08:15,990 | in just a second. So, tonight, | in just a second. So, tonight, |
152 | 00:08:16,014 | 00:08:18,991 | the cast members and some guests are gonna talk about voting. | the cast members and some guests are gonna talk about voting. |
153 | 00:08:19,015 | 00:08:21,980 | We're going to try to clear up some confusion, | We're going to try to clear up some confusion, |
154 | 00:08:22,004 | 00:08:22,995 | provide some information, | provide some information, |
155 | 00:08:23,019 | 00:08:25,994 | and who knows, maybe possibly some inspiration. | and who knows, maybe possibly some inspiration. |
156 | 00:08:26,018 | 00:08:27,999 | But we'll happily take the first two. | But we'll happily take the first two. |
157 | 00:08:28,023 | 00:08:29,989 | But we should definitely go for inspiration. | But we should definitely go for inspiration. |
158 | 00:08:30,013 | 00:08:32,983 | Okay, but information and clearing up confusion | Okay, but information and clearing up confusion |
159 | 00:08:33,007 | 00:08:34,982 | are the priorities. | are the priorities. |
160 | 00:08:35,006 | 00:08:35,999 | And inspiration. Fine. | And inspiration. Fine. |
161 | 00:08:36,023 | 00:08:37,983 | For instance, we're going to tell you | For instance, we're going to tell you |
162 | 00:08:38,007 | 00:08:39,979 | that if you're not registered to vote, | that if you're not registered to vote, |
163 | 00:08:40,003 | 00:08:40,995 | don't know where your polling place is, | don't know where your polling place is, |
164 | 00:08:41,019 | 00:08:43,996 | or need a mail-in ballot, you should go to vote.org. | or need a mail-in ballot, you should go to vote.org. |
165 | 00:08:44,020 | 00:08:45,999 | The whole process takes 30 seconds. | The whole process takes 30 seconds. |
166 | 00:08:46,023 | 00:08:48,995 | Yeah, just half the time it takes to make a TikTok video. | Yeah, just half the time it takes to make a TikTok video. |
167 | 00:08:49,019 | 00:08:50,988 | How would you know that? I don't want to talk about it. | How would you know that? I don't want to talk about it. |
168 | 00:08:51,012 | 00:08:52,999 | Alright, so we'll go back to "Hartsfield's Landing" now, | Alright, so we'll go back to "Hartsfield's Landing" now, |
169 | 00:08:53,023 | 00:08:55,979 | with a reminder that we're stronger, | with a reminder that we're stronger, |
170 | 00:08:56,003 | 00:08:59,984 | we're freer, we're fairer and we're better when we all vote. | we're freer, we're fairer and we're better when we all vote. |
171 | 00:09:00,008 | 00:09:01,984 | What was that? Inspiration. | What was that? Inspiration. |
172 | 00:09:02,008 | 00:09:02,996 | Thank you. | Thank you. |
173 | 00:09:03,020 | 00:09:04,988 | ♪♪ | ♪♪ |
174 | 00:09:05,012 | 00:09:08,023 | Emily: "Act One. Interior situation room... night. | Emily: "Act One. Interior situation room... night. |
175 | 00:09:09,001 | 00:09:11,996 | Bartlet and Leo walk in as we hear a quiet, 'Ten-hut.'" | Bartlet and Leo walk in as we hear a quiet, 'Ten-hut.'" |
176 | 00:09:12,020 | 00:09:13,981 | Bartlet: Good evening. | Bartlet: Good evening. |
177 | 00:09:14,005 | 00:09:15,805 | - Good evening, Mr. President. - Evening, sir. | - Good evening, Mr. President. - Evening, sir. |
178 | 00:09:16,001 | 00:09:17,983 | Listen, they start voting in Hartsfield's Landing | Listen, they start voting in Hartsfield's Landing |
179 | 00:09:18,007 | 00:09:18,991 | in about 2 1/2 hours, | in about 2 1/2 hours, |
180 | 00:09:19,015 | 00:09:22,980 | so this may end up being somebody else's problem. | so this may end up being somebody else's problem. |
181 | 00:09:23,004 | 00:09:24,996 | The scale of the war games are unprecedented? | The scale of the war games are unprecedented? |
182 | 00:09:25,020 | 00:09:27,988 | It's a simulation of an invasion of the Penghu Islands, | It's a simulation of an invasion of the Penghu Islands, |
183 | 00:09:28,012 | 00:09:30,978 | and it includes battles against intervention | and it includes battles against intervention |
184 | 00:09:31,002 | 00:09:31,989 | from foreign aircraft carriers. | from foreign aircraft carriers. |
185 | 00:09:32,013 | 00:09:33,978 | Leo: What's the Taiwanese reaction so far? | Leo: What's the Taiwanese reaction so far? |
186 | 00:09:34,002 | 00:09:34,997 | All armed forces are on heightened alert. | All armed forces are on heightened alert. |
187 | 00:09:35,021 | 00:09:37,991 | The war minister has called for an emergency cabinet meeting. | The war minister has called for an emergency cabinet meeting. |
188 | 00:09:38,015 | 00:09:39,981 | What about equipment movement? | What about equipment movement? |
189 | 00:09:40,005 | 00:09:41,994 | Keyhole shows 10 AH-1W helicopters... | Keyhole shows 10 AH-1W helicopters... |
190 | 00:09:42,018 | 00:09:44,984 | Supercobras? Yeah, on the tarmac | Supercobras? Yeah, on the tarmac |
191 | 00:09:45,008 | 00:09:46,983 | at Ching Chuang Kang. The Nimitz? | at Ching Chuang Kang. The Nimitz? |
192 | 00:09:47,007 | 00:09:47,989 | Officer: About two hours away. | Officer: About two hours away. |
193 | 00:09:48,013 | 00:09:50,022 | The Independence? Also two hours away. | The Independence? Also two hours away. |
194 | 00:09:51,000 | 00:09:52,320 | What other assets can be moved in? | What other assets can be moved in? |
195 | 00:09:53,001 | 00:09:53,985 | There's a battle carrier group, | There's a battle carrier group, |
196 | 00:09:54,009 | 00:09:55,982 | the Carl Vinson, that's on its way | the Carl Vinson, that's on its way |
197 | 00:09:56,006 | 00:09:57,987 | to relieve the Constellation in the Arabian Gulf. | to relieve the Constellation in the Arabian Gulf. |
198 | 00:09:58,011 | 00:09:59,982 | Alright, lemme backtrack a second. | Alright, lemme backtrack a second. |
199 | 00:10:00,006 | 00:10:01,990 | What's C.J. facing in the press room right now? | What's C.J. facing in the press room right now? |
200 | 00:10:02,014 | 00:10:05,993 | Well, Xinhua's reporting the live-fire exercises. | Well, Xinhua's reporting the live-fire exercises. |
201 | 00:10:06,017 | 00:10:07,993 | Is the Carl Vinson close enough to make a detour | Is the Carl Vinson close enough to make a detour |
202 | 00:10:08,017 | 00:10:09,989 | into the South China Sea? | into the South China Sea? |
203 | 00:10:10,013 | 00:10:12,995 | We think that's our next move. | We think that's our next move. |
204 | 00:10:13,019 | 00:10:14,985 | Sir? | Sir? |
205 | 00:10:15,009 | 00:10:16,985 | That's our next move. | That's our next move. |
206 | 00:10:17,009 | 00:10:18,992 | And after that? | And after that? |
207 | 00:10:19,016 | 00:10:22,978 | After our next move comes their next move. | After our next move comes their next move. |
208 | 00:10:23,002 | 00:10:23,996 | - C.J.! - C.J.! | - C.J.! - C.J.! |
209 | 00:10:24,020 | 00:10:25,990 | Man: Is the President going to ask the Taiwanese | Man: Is the President going to ask the Taiwanese |
210 | 00:10:26,014 | 00:10:27,982 | to hold off testing the Patriots? | to hold off testing the Patriots? |
211 | 00:10:28,006 | 00:10:29,566 | C.J.: No, and it's important to remember | C.J.: No, and it's important to remember |
212 | 00:10:30,001 | 00:10:30,997 | the Patriot Missiles are defensive equipment | the Patriot Missiles are defensive equipment |
213 | 00:10:31,021 | 00:10:33,982 | which can only be used in the event of an attack. | which can only be used in the event of an attack. |
214 | 00:10:34,006 | 00:10:34,993 | Phil: But it's the testing of the Patriots | Phil: But it's the testing of the Patriots |
215 | 00:10:35,017 | 00:10:36,986 | that's provoking the Chinese war games. | that's provoking the Chinese war games. |
216 | 00:10:37,010 | 00:10:39,370 | I'm not in a position to say what's provoking the war games. | I'm not in a position to say what's provoking the war games. |
217 | 00:10:40,000 | 00:10:41,440 | - Chris? - The Chinese attack Taiwan, | - Chris? - The Chinese attack Taiwan, |
218 | 00:10:42,000 | 00:10:44,993 | and we're obligated to defend them under the '79 Act, correct? | and we're obligated to defend them under the '79 Act, correct? |
219 | 00:10:45,017 | 00:10:47,994 | Actually, under the '79 Act, we agreed to provide Taiwan | Actually, under the '79 Act, we agreed to provide Taiwan |
220 | 00:10:48,018 | 00:10:49,998 | with sufficient capability to defend itself, | with sufficient capability to defend itself, |
221 | 00:10:50,022 | 00:10:51,988 | but we're getting way ahead of ourselves. | but we're getting way ahead of ourselves. |
222 | 00:10:52,012 | 00:10:53,978 | There's a Pentagon briefing at 10:00 a.m. | There's a Pentagon briefing at 10:00 a.m. |
223 | 00:10:54,002 | 00:10:54,984 | Will the President be monitoring | Will the President be monitoring |
224 | 00:10:55,008 | 00:10:56,978 | the situation throughout the night? | the situation throughout the night? |
225 | 00:10:57,002 | 00:10:58,986 | The President will be monitoring the situation in the China Sea, | The President will be monitoring the situation in the China Sea, |
226 | 00:10:59,010 | 00:11:01,980 | as well as Hartsfield's Landing. [ Laughter ] | as well as Hartsfield's Landing. [ Laughter ] |
227 | 00:11:02,004 | 00:11:03,994 | Any of the new people not know about Hartsfield's Landing? | Any of the new people not know about Hartsfield's Landing? |
228 | 00:11:04,018 | 00:11:07,994 | Hartsfield's Landing is a town in New Hampshire, population 63. | Hartsfield's Landing is a town in New Hampshire, population 63. |
229 | 00:11:08,018 | 00:11:09,991 | While the rest of New Hampshire goes to the polls | While the rest of New Hampshire goes to the polls |
230 | 00:11:10,015 | 00:11:12,992 | at 8:00 a.m. tomorrow, all of the 42 registered voters | at 8:00 a.m. tomorrow, all of the 42 registered voters |
231 | 00:11:13,016 | 00:11:15,988 | of Hartsfield vote at one minute past midnight, | of Hartsfield vote at one minute past midnight, |
232 | 00:11:16,012 | 00:11:17,992 | or a little over two hours from now. | or a little over two hours from now. |
233 | 00:11:18,016 | 00:11:20,980 | Hartsfield has accurately predicted the winner | Hartsfield has accurately predicted the winner |
234 | 00:11:21,004 | 00:11:22,998 | in every presidential election since William Howard Taft, | in every presidential election since William Howard Taft, |
235 | 00:11:23,022 | 00:11:26,023 | who, by the way, was the founder of the Seventh Inning Stretch, | who, by the way, was the founder of the Seventh Inning Stretch, |
236 | 00:11:27,001 | 00:11:28,983 | wherein we sing "Take Me Out to the Ballgame," | wherein we sing "Take Me Out to the Ballgame," |
237 | 00:11:29,007 | 00:11:31,987 | music and lyrics by Jack Norworth and Albert von Tilzer. | music and lyrics by Jack Norworth and Albert von Tilzer. |
238 | 00:11:32,011 | 00:11:33,982 | [ Reporter chuckles ] It's all part of the service | [ Reporter chuckles ] It's all part of the service |
239 | 00:11:34,006 | 00:11:36,023 | here at Claudia's House of Useless Knowledge. | here at Claudia's House of Useless Knowledge. |
240 | 00:11:37,001 | 00:11:37,984 | That's a full lid, thank you very much. | That's a full lid, thank you very much. |
241 | 00:11:38,008 | 00:11:38,992 | - Thanks. - Thank you, C.J. | - Thanks. - Thank you, C.J. |
242 | 00:11:39,016 | 00:11:39,997 | Albert von Tilzer? | Albert von Tilzer? |
243 | 00:11:40,021 | 00:11:41,996 | Ironically, neither of them had ever been | Ironically, neither of them had ever been |
244 | 00:11:42,020 | 00:11:44,979 | to a major league baseball game when they wrote the song. | to a major league baseball game when they wrote the song. |
245 | 00:11:45,003 | 00:11:45,993 | The other song they were famous for was...? | The other song they were famous for was...? |
246 | 00:11:46,017 | 00:11:47,987 | I didn't even know they were famous for that one. | I didn't even know they were famous for that one. |
247 | 00:11:48,011 | 00:11:50,982 | "Shine on Harvest Moon." Charlie. | "Shine on Harvest Moon." Charlie. |
248 | 00:11:51,006 | 00:11:52,988 | I need a copy of the President's private schedule. | I need a copy of the President's private schedule. |
249 | 00:11:53,012 | 00:11:54,984 | Didn't you get one? I need another. | Didn't you get one? I need another. |
250 | 00:11:55,008 | 00:11:56,981 | - You've gotta sign it out. - I'm sorry? | - You've gotta sign it out. - I'm sorry? |
251 | 00:11:57,005 | 00:11:57,994 | You've gotta sign it out and sign it back in. | You've gotta sign it out and sign it back in. |
252 | 00:11:58,018 | 00:11:59,994 | It can't be photocopied, and it can't leave the building. | It can't be photocopied, and it can't leave the building. |
253 | 00:12:00,018 | 00:12:01,988 | What the hell is this? For the third time in two months | What the hell is this? For the third time in two months |
254 | 00:12:02,012 | 00:12:03,990 | a copy of the private schedule wound up in the press room. | a copy of the private schedule wound up in the press room. |
255 | 00:12:04,014 | 00:12:05,992 | I've gotta crack down. I gotta sign it out? | I've gotta crack down. I gotta sign it out? |
256 | 00:12:06,016 | 00:12:07,994 | And sign it back in. I'm the Press Secretary. | And sign it back in. I'm the Press Secretary. |
257 | 00:12:08,018 | 00:12:09,988 | You do a nice job. Gimme the damn schedule. | You do a nice job. Gimme the damn schedule. |
258 | 00:12:10,012 | 00:12:13,010 | Sign it out and sign it back in. | Sign it out and sign it back in. |
259 | 00:12:20,000 | 00:12:21,988 | The anal retentive side of you | The anal retentive side of you |
260 | 00:12:22,012 | 00:12:23,978 | is not gonna help you get girls. | is not gonna help you get girls. |
261 | 00:12:24,002 | 00:12:25,989 | I do okay. | I do okay. |
262 | 00:12:26,013 | 00:12:28,008 | Donna?! | Donna?! |
263 | 00:12:35,021 | 00:12:36,994 | Oh! | Oh! |
264 | 00:12:37,018 | 00:12:38,981 | You know... I was coming. | You know... I was coming. |
265 | 00:12:39,005 | 00:12:39,989 | You were taking your time. | You were taking your time. |
266 | 00:12:40,013 | 00:12:41,023 | I don't have warp speed. | I don't have warp speed. |
267 | 00:12:42,001 | 00:12:43,281 | Do you remember Jennifer Flender? | Do you remember Jennifer Flender? |
268 | 00:12:44,001 | 00:12:45,987 | The daughter of the mom and pop who had the tackle shop? | The daughter of the mom and pop who had the tackle shop? |
269 | 00:12:46,011 | 00:12:46,995 | Mackey and Roberta Flender. Yeah. | Mackey and Roberta Flender. Yeah. |
270 | 00:12:47,019 | 00:12:47,996 | The Flenders. | The Flenders. |
271 | 00:12:48,020 | 00:12:49,984 | The daughter just e-mailed me. | The daughter just e-mailed me. |
272 | 00:12:50,008 | 00:12:51,981 | She said her parents are voting for Ritchie tonight. | She said her parents are voting for Ritchie tonight. |
273 | 00:12:52,005 | 00:12:52,993 | Why's she e-mailing you? | Why's she e-mailing you? |
274 | 00:12:53,017 | 00:12:54,979 | She e-mails me. Why? | She e-mails me. Why? |
275 | 00:12:55,003 | 00:12:56,981 | She's got a little crush on me. | She's got a little crush on me. |
276 | 00:12:57,005 | 00:12:57,993 | You didn't sleep with the Flender girl, did you? | You didn't sleep with the Flender girl, did you? |
277 | 00:12:58,017 | 00:12:59,997 | She's 20 years old. Mackey's got guns, Josh, | She's 20 years old. Mackey's got guns, Josh, |
278 | 00:13:00,021 | 00:13:01,979 | and he doesn't like Northerners. | and he doesn't like Northerners. |
279 | 00:13:02,003 | 00:13:03,980 | He lives in New Hampshire. Still. | He lives in New Hampshire. Still. |
280 | 00:13:04,004 | 00:13:06,987 | It doesn't matter. Mom and Pop are voting for Ritchie, | It doesn't matter. Mom and Pop are voting for Ritchie, |
281 | 00:13:07,011 | 00:13:07,997 | and they vote in Hartsfield's Landing. | and they vote in Hartsfield's Landing. |
282 | 00:13:08,021 | 00:13:09,981 | You gotta talk to them. | You gotta talk to them. |
283 | 00:13:10,005 | 00:13:10,993 | What are you talking about? | What are you talking about? |
284 | 00:13:11,017 | 00:13:12,990 | I'm not kidding. Two votes could be the margin. | I'm not kidding. Two votes could be the margin. |
285 | 00:13:13,014 | 00:13:14,978 | It's Hartsfield's Landing. Yeah. | It's Hartsfield's Landing. Yeah. |
286 | 00:13:15,002 | 00:13:15,985 | I thought we were kidding around with this. | I thought we were kidding around with this. |
287 | 00:13:16,009 | 00:13:16,995 | No. It's 42 votes. | No. It's 42 votes. |
288 | 00:13:17,019 | 00:13:20,990 | That are cast at 12:01 and counted at 12:07. | That are cast at 12:01 and counted at 12:07. |
289 | 00:13:21,014 | 00:13:23,989 | The rest of New Hampshire doesn't come in until 9:00 p.m. | The rest of New Hampshire doesn't come in until 9:00 p.m. |
290 | 00:13:24,013 | 00:13:27,978 | That is 21 hours of the news having nothing to report | That is 21 hours of the news having nothing to report |
291 | 00:13:28,002 | 00:13:29,996 | but the winner of Hartsfield's Landing, and I want it to be us. | but the winner of Hartsfield's Landing, and I want it to be us. |
292 | 00:13:30,020 | 00:13:31,999 | Now get on the phone and talk to the Binders. | Now get on the phone and talk to the Binders. |
293 | 00:13:32,023 | 00:13:33,994 | The Flenders. Why me? | The Flenders. Why me? |
294 | 00:13:34,018 | 00:13:37,978 | They liked you. They took you in. They fed you. | They liked you. They took you in. They fed you. |
295 | 00:13:38,002 | 00:13:39,982 | You make me sound pathetic. You were pretty pathetic, | You make me sound pathetic. You were pretty pathetic, |
296 | 00:13:40,006 | 00:13:41,326 | and the Fenders fed you. Flenders. | and the Fenders fed you. Flenders. |
297 | 00:13:42,000 | 00:13:43,999 | See, you remember their name. There's obviously a connection. | See, you remember their name. There's obviously a connection. |
298 | 00:13:44,023 | 00:13:45,998 | Josh... Politics in New Hampshire | Josh... Politics in New Hampshire |
299 | 00:13:46,022 | 00:13:47,993 | is what? | is what? |
300 | 00:13:48,017 | 00:13:49,981 | Retail. Thank you. | Retail. Thank you. |
301 | 00:13:50,005 | 00:13:51,981 | Now get on the phone, find out what their problem | Now get on the phone, find out what their problem |
302 | 00:13:52,005 | 00:13:53,978 | with the President is, and solve it. | with the President is, and solve it. |
303 | 00:13:54,002 | 00:13:54,995 | Alright, except for I can't get on this phone. | Alright, except for I can't get on this phone. |
304 | 00:13:55,019 | 00:13:56,179 | Why? It's a government phone. | Why? It's a government phone. |
305 | 00:13:57,000 | 00:13:58,400 | I can't use it to intimidate voters. | I can't use it to intimidate voters. |
306 | 00:13:59,000 | 00:13:59,982 | Sad but true. | Sad but true. |
307 | 00:14:00,006 | 00:14:00,995 | You know what I'm thinking? | You know what I'm thinking? |
308 | 00:14:01,019 | 00:14:02,997 | [ Sighs ] Yes. | [ Sighs ] Yes. |
309 | 00:14:03,021 | 00:14:05,987 | Cell phone, LaFayette Park, and a warm coat. | Cell phone, LaFayette Park, and a warm coat. |
310 | 00:14:06,011 | 00:14:06,999 | I'm taking your coat. | I'm taking your coat. |
311 | 00:14:07,023 | 00:14:08,984 | It's a good coat. | It's a good coat. |
312 | 00:14:09,008 | 00:14:11,019 | I'm taking it. Alright. | I'm taking it. Alright. |
313 | 00:14:13,011 | 00:14:15,995 | ♪♪ | ♪♪ |
314 | 00:14:16,019 | 00:14:18,982 | Emily: "Interior, Sam's office... night. | Emily: "Interior, Sam's office... night. |
315 | 00:14:19,006 | 00:14:21,987 | Sam walks in and hangs up his coat." | Sam walks in and hangs up his coat." |
316 | 00:14:22,011 | 00:14:23,987 | ♪♪ | ♪♪ |
317 | 00:14:24,011 | 00:14:25,992 | "Then he sees the beautiful chess set | "Then he sees the beautiful chess set |
318 | 00:14:26,016 | 00:14:28,987 | that's been placed on his desk." | that's been placed on his desk." |
319 | 00:14:29,011 | 00:14:35,988 | ♪♪ | ♪♪ |
320 | 00:14:36,012 | 00:14:36,989 | Bartlet: Excuse me. | Bartlet: Excuse me. |
321 | 00:14:37,013 | 00:14:38,133 | Mr. President, welcome back. | Mr. President, welcome back. |
322 | 00:14:39,000 | 00:14:39,988 | Thank you. How are you? | Thank you. How are you? |
323 | 00:14:40,012 | 00:14:43,022 | Oh, I'm fine. I just... Someone gave me a chess set. | Oh, I'm fine. I just... Someone gave me a chess set. |
324 | 00:14:44,000 | 00:14:45,999 | Yeah, that's from me. You're kidding. | Yeah, that's from me. You're kidding. |
325 | 00:14:46,023 | 00:14:48,995 | No. Prime Minister gave me a few different sets, | No. Prime Minister gave me a few different sets, |
326 | 00:14:49,019 | 00:14:51,981 | and I wanted to give them out as gifts. | and I wanted to give them out as gifts. |
327 | 00:14:52,005 | 00:14:53,992 | I'm just overwhelmed by this, Mr. President. | I'm just overwhelmed by this, Mr. President. |
328 | 00:14:54,016 | 00:14:55,996 | The State of the Union was really something else. | The State of the Union was really something else. |
329 | 00:14:56,020 | 00:14:57,993 | Oh, thank you again, sir. | Oh, thank you again, sir. |
330 | 00:14:58,017 | 00:14:59,022 | This is a lotus set | This is a lotus set |
331 | 00:15:00,000 | 00:15:02,991 | with hand-carved camel bone. | with hand-carved camel bone. |
332 | 00:15:03,015 | 00:15:03,995 | She told me it came to her | She told me it came to her |
333 | 00:15:04,019 | 00:15:05,991 | from a direct descendant of Tansen. | from a direct descendant of Tansen. |
334 | 00:15:06,015 | 00:15:07,982 | You know who that was? No. | You know who that was? No. |
335 | 00:15:08,006 | 00:15:08,999 | Most famous musician of his time. | Most famous musician of his time. |
336 | 00:15:09,023 | 00:15:11,988 | What time was that? 16th century. | What time was that? 16th century. |
337 | 00:15:12,012 | 00:15:13,986 | He would go to the human chess matches | He would go to the human chess matches |
338 | 00:15:14,010 | 00:15:16,981 | in the Moghul court of Emperor Akbar, | in the Moghul court of Emperor Akbar, |
339 | 00:15:17,005 | 00:15:19,045 | and that began the family's obsession with the game. | and that began the family's obsession with the game. |
340 | 00:15:20,000 | 00:15:20,985 | You wanna play? You? | You wanna play? You? |
341 | 00:15:21,009 | 00:15:21,995 | Yeah. You'll kill me. | Yeah. You'll kill me. |
342 | 00:15:22,019 | 00:15:23,985 | Why? 'Cause you're a Grand Wizard | Why? 'Cause you're a Grand Wizard |
343 | 00:15:24,009 | 00:15:25,989 | or Grand Master or something. I'm none of those things. | or Grand Master or something. I'm none of those things. |
344 | 00:15:26,013 | 00:15:28,987 | I'm just grand. | I'm just grand. |
345 | 00:15:29,011 | 00:15:31,979 | You're white, but don't ever touch me again. | You're white, but don't ever touch me again. |
346 | 00:15:32,003 | 00:15:32,987 | I'm sorry, sir. | I'm sorry, sir. |
347 | 00:15:33,011 | 00:15:35,006 | I was kidding. | I was kidding. |
348 | 00:15:44,007 | 00:15:47,985 | Ah, the Fibrinatchi Opening, very interesting. | Ah, the Fibrinatchi Opening, very interesting. |
349 | 00:15:48,009 | 00:15:49,989 | Just gonna screw with me this whole time, aren't you? | Just gonna screw with me this whole time, aren't you? |
350 | 00:15:50,013 | 00:15:51,998 | Yeah. | Yeah. |
351 | 00:15:52,022 | 00:15:53,987 | Well, India went well. Yeah. | Well, India went well. Yeah. |
352 | 00:15:54,011 | 00:15:55,997 | Standing ovation on the floor of the stock exchange. | Standing ovation on the floor of the stock exchange. |
353 | 00:15:56,021 | 00:15:59,979 | The billion dollars from the Export-Import Bank didn't hurt. | The billion dollars from the Export-Import Bank didn't hurt. |
354 | 00:16:00,003 | 00:16:00,991 | I suppose. $3 billion | I suppose. $3 billion |
355 | 00:16:01,015 | 00:16:04,997 | in foreign direct investment to the $44 billion China gets. | in foreign direct investment to the $44 billion China gets. |
356 | 00:16:05,021 | 00:16:06,999 | You're an American, where would you rather put your money? | You're an American, where would you rather put your money? |
357 | 00:16:07,023 | 00:16:08,990 | India. Why? | India. Why? |
358 | 00:16:09,014 | 00:16:09,997 | They're democratic, | They're democratic, |
359 | 00:16:10,021 | 00:16:11,980 | English-speaking, there's the rule of law, | English-speaking, there's the rule of law, |
360 | 00:16:12,004 | 00:16:12,994 | and they have a better sense of humor. | and they have a better sense of humor. |
361 | 00:16:13,018 | 00:16:15,009 | That's right. | That's right. |
362 | 00:16:18,012 | 00:16:19,999 | You mind if I ask you how bad it's getting out there tonight? | You mind if I ask you how bad it's getting out there tonight? |
363 | 00:16:20,023 | 00:16:21,990 | It's bad. | It's bad. |
364 | 00:16:22,014 | 00:16:24,978 | If Kashmir is the most dangerous place on Earth, | If Kashmir is the most dangerous place on Earth, |
365 | 00:16:25,002 | 00:16:26,999 | the second most dangerous is the Taiwan Strait. | the second most dangerous is the Taiwan Strait. |
366 | 00:16:27,023 | 00:16:30,988 | Taiwan has 400,000 troops on high alert. | Taiwan has 400,000 troops on high alert. |
367 | 00:16:31,012 | 00:16:34,982 | The size of China's war games are unprecedented... | The size of China's war games are unprecedented... |
368 | 00:16:35,006 | 00:16:35,993 | Have you thought about asking Taiwan | Have you thought about asking Taiwan |
369 | 00:16:36,017 | 00:16:38,022 | to stop the Patriot tests? | to stop the Patriot tests? |
370 | 00:16:39,000 | 00:16:39,995 | You think I should? No, sir. | You think I should? No, sir. |
371 | 00:16:40,019 | 00:16:41,022 | Why not? | Why not? |
372 | 00:16:42,001 | 00:16:43,996 | Taiwan's got 300 missiles pointed at it. | Taiwan's got 300 missiles pointed at it. |
373 | 00:16:44,020 | 00:16:45,995 | Why shouldn't they be able to defend themselves? | Why shouldn't they be able to defend themselves? |
374 | 00:16:46,019 | 00:16:47,988 | That's right, plus guess what? | That's right, plus guess what? |
375 | 00:16:48,012 | 00:16:48,998 | What? | What? |
376 | 00:16:49,022 | 00:16:51,998 | The Patriot tests aren't why China's showing its teeth. | The Patriot tests aren't why China's showing its teeth. |
377 | 00:16:52,022 | 00:16:53,978 | They're not? No. | They're not? No. |
378 | 00:16:54,002 | 00:16:54,987 | Why are they? | Why are they? |
379 | 00:16:55,011 | 00:16:56,996 | You want to come inside? | You want to come inside? |
380 | 00:16:57,020 | 00:16:58,986 | Yes, sir. | Yes, sir. |
381 | 00:16:59,010 | 00:17:01,987 | By the end of the week, Taiwan's gonna announce | By the end of the week, Taiwan's gonna announce |
382 | 00:17:02,011 | 00:17:05,988 | that they're holding their first free elections. | that they're holding their first free elections. |
383 | 00:17:06,012 | 00:17:07,987 | ♪♪ | ♪♪ |
384 | 00:17:08,011 | 00:17:10,010 | Defend your queen. | Defend your queen. |
385 | 00:17:26,004 | 00:17:32,998 | ♪♪ | ♪♪ |
386 | 00:17:33,022 | 00:17:34,984 | I'm Dule Hill. | I'm Dule Hill. |
387 | 00:17:35,008 | 00:17:35,996 | And I'm Elisabeth Moss. | And I'm Elisabeth Moss. |
388 | 00:17:36,020 | 00:17:38,988 | Dule and I played the two youngest characters on the show, | Dule and I played the two youngest characters on the show, |
389 | 00:17:39,012 | 00:17:41,997 | which is how we were tasked with speaking to the younger voters, | which is how we were tasked with speaking to the younger voters, |
390 | 00:17:42,021 | 00:17:43,986 | even though that was 20 years ago. | even though that was 20 years ago. |
391 | 00:17:44,010 | 00:17:45,982 | It's gonna be lit AF. | It's gonna be lit AF. |
392 | 00:17:46,006 | 00:17:46,997 | Don't think you know what you're saying. | Don't think you know what you're saying. |
393 | 00:17:47,021 | 00:17:48,978 | I do not. | I do not. |
394 | 00:17:49,002 | 00:17:50,988 | If you're 18 to 24, congratulations, | If you're 18 to 24, congratulations, |
395 | 00:17:51,012 | 00:17:52,991 | you're in the demographic least likely to vote. | you're in the demographic least likely to vote. |
396 | 00:17:53,015 | 00:17:54,996 | So your congratulations was ironic. | So your congratulations was ironic. |
397 | 00:17:55,020 | 00:17:57,979 | Yes. You want to help out? | Yes. You want to help out? |
398 | 00:17:58,003 | 00:17:58,993 | You ask a kid why they didn't vote | You ask a kid why they didn't vote |
399 | 00:17:59,017 | 00:18:01,984 | and they'll tell you they don't care about politics. | and they'll tell you they don't care about politics. |
400 | 00:18:02,008 | 00:18:04,022 | All politicians are the same, and they're above it. | All politicians are the same, and they're above it. |
401 | 00:18:05,001 | 00:18:05,996 | So let's run down a quick list... | So let's run down a quick list... |
402 | 00:18:06,020 | 00:18:07,994 | Do you hope to have a job one day? | Do you hope to have a job one day? |
403 | 00:18:08,018 | 00:18:09,983 | You care about politics. | You care about politics. |
404 | 00:18:10,007 | 00:18:12,127 | Do you have a student loan? Do you have a credit card? | Do you have a student loan? Do you have a credit card? |
405 | 00:18:13,001 | 00:18:13,990 | You care about politics. | You care about politics. |
406 | 00:18:14,014 | 00:18:17,979 | Are you impervious to illness or injury or infection? | Are you impervious to illness or injury or infection? |
407 | 00:18:18,003 | 00:18:19,999 | Do you have parents? Do you think you'll have kids? | Do you have parents? Do you think you'll have kids? |
408 | 00:18:20,023 | 00:18:22,997 | Do you care about what kind of school they'll go to? | Do you care about what kind of school they'll go to? |
409 | 00:18:23,021 | 00:18:24,985 | You care about politics. | You care about politics. |
410 | 00:18:25,009 | 00:18:26,992 | Do you care about other people? | Do you care about other people? |
411 | 00:18:27,016 | 00:18:29,981 | Kids born into unimaginable poverty? | Kids born into unimaginable poverty? |
412 | 00:18:30,005 | 00:18:31,979 | People being singled out and brutalized | People being singled out and brutalized |
413 | 00:18:32,003 | 00:18:33,996 | because of their race, their religion, | because of their race, their religion, |
414 | 00:18:34,020 | 00:18:36,995 | their national origin, whom they choose to love? | their national origin, whom they choose to love? |
415 | 00:18:37,019 | 00:18:40,995 | Free speech, a free press, a woman's right to choose, | Free speech, a free press, a woman's right to choose, |
416 | 00:18:41,019 | 00:18:42,989 | a Black man's right to breathe, | a Black man's right to breathe, |
417 | 00:18:43,013 | 00:18:44,023 | an 8th grader's right | an 8th grader's right |
418 | 00:18:45,001 | 00:18:47,998 | to be free from fear that Social Studies won't get interrupted | to be free from fear that Social Studies won't get interrupted |
419 | 00:18:48,022 | 00:18:49,984 | by automatic gunfire. | by automatic gunfire. |
420 | 00:18:50,008 | 00:18:51,997 | If you want politicians to stop ignoring you, | If you want politicians to stop ignoring you, |
421 | 00:18:52,021 | 00:18:54,983 | then you have to stop ignoring politics. | then you have to stop ignoring politics. |
422 | 00:18:55,007 | 00:18:56,998 | Because ignoring it doesn't make you above it, | Because ignoring it doesn't make you above it, |
423 | 00:18:57,022 | 00:18:58,993 | it makes you outside of it. | it makes you outside of it. |
424 | 00:18:59,017 | 00:19:03,980 | If you're 18, 19, 20 years old, this is your first vote. | If you're 18, 19, 20 years old, this is your first vote. |
425 | 00:19:04,004 | 00:19:05,978 | Whatever you think about politics, | Whatever you think about politics, |
426 | 00:19:06,002 | 00:19:07,978 | it's how we choose our future. | it's how we choose our future. |
427 | 00:19:08,002 | 00:19:08,990 | That future doesn't just happen, | That future doesn't just happen, |
428 | 00:19:09,014 | 00:19:10,998 | it's something we make ourselves. | it's something we make ourselves. |
429 | 00:19:11,022 | 00:19:12,985 | And if you don't choose, | And if you don't choose, |
430 | 00:19:13,009 | 00:19:14,289 | someone else will choose for you. | someone else will choose for you. |
431 | 00:19:15,000 | 00:19:17,994 | So, young people... You know, people our age... | So, young people... You know, people our age... |
432 | 00:19:18,018 | 00:19:19,992 | We urge you to care about politics. | We urge you to care about politics. |
433 | 00:19:20,016 | 00:19:23,990 | Because chances are, you already do. | Because chances are, you already do. |
434 | 00:19:24,014 | 00:19:25,991 | My name is Samuel L. Jackson, | My name is Samuel L. Jackson, |
435 | 00:19:26,015 | 00:19:29,983 | and I'm here tonight with a single simple message... | and I'm here tonight with a single simple message... |
436 | 00:19:30,007 | 00:19:34,998 | All of us, every one of us, has to vote in this election. | All of us, every one of us, has to vote in this election. |
437 | 00:19:35,022 | 00:19:37,987 | If you see brutality and bigotry on our streets | If you see brutality and bigotry on our streets |
438 | 00:19:38,011 | 00:19:40,994 | and know that we're better in our hearts, | and know that we're better in our hearts, |
439 | 00:19:41,018 | 00:19:43,991 | you have to vote in this election. | you have to vote in this election. |
440 | 00:19:44,015 | 00:19:47,988 | If you see science mocked and politicized in a health crisis | If you see science mocked and politicized in a health crisis |
441 | 00:19:48,012 | 00:19:50,978 | and know we're smarter than that, | and know we're smarter than that, |
442 | 00:19:51,002 | 00:19:53,979 | you have to vote in this election. | you have to vote in this election. |
443 | 00:19:54,003 | 00:19:54,992 | If you see a nation of immigrants | If you see a nation of immigrants |
444 | 00:19:55,016 | 00:19:56,983 | being told to fear immigrants | being told to fear immigrants |
445 | 00:19:57,007 | 00:20:00,995 | and know we're all more decent than that, more human than that, | and know we're all more decent than that, more human than that, |
446 | 00:20:01,019 | 00:20:04,990 | more Godly and more American than that, | more Godly and more American than that, |
447 | 00:20:05,014 | 00:20:07,998 | you have to vote in this election. | you have to vote in this election. |
448 | 00:20:08,022 | 00:20:10,022 | Our politics today are a far cry | Our politics today are a far cry |
449 | 00:20:11,000 | 00:20:12,986 | from the romantic vision of "The West Wing," | from the romantic vision of "The West Wing," |
450 | 00:20:13,010 | 00:20:13,997 | but it's also a far cry | but it's also a far cry |
451 | 00:20:14,021 | 00:20:16,998 | from the vision that's in our heads and our hearts. | from the vision that's in our heads and our hearts. |
452 | 00:20:17,022 | 00:20:20,994 | And to change that, you have to vote. | And to change that, you have to vote. |
453 | 00:20:21,018 | 00:20:25,022 | When We All Vote was created by Democrats and Republicans alike | When We All Vote was created by Democrats and Republicans alike |
454 | 00:20:26,000 | 00:20:27,200 | to close the age gap in voting | to close the age gap in voting |
455 | 00:20:28,000 | 00:20:31,981 | so every young person can shape the America we need to be, | so every young person can shape the America we need to be, |
456 | 00:20:32,005 | 00:20:34,998 | to close the race gap in voting so every person of color | to close the race gap in voting so every person of color |
457 | 00:20:35,022 | 00:20:38,984 | has a chance to strike back against injustice, | has a chance to strike back against injustice, |
458 | 00:20:39,008 | 00:20:40,995 | and to remind every American | and to remind every American |
459 | 00:20:41,019 | 00:20:44,989 | that our democracy doesn't run automatically. | that our democracy doesn't run automatically. |
460 | 00:20:45,013 | 00:20:47,990 | If democracy isn't fought for and protected | If democracy isn't fought for and protected |
461 | 00:20:48,014 | 00:20:53,985 | by every generation, it will be replaced by something else. | by every generation, it will be replaced by something else. |
462 | 00:20:54,009 | 00:20:55,985 | Make a plan to vote. | Make a plan to vote. |
463 | 00:20:56,009 | 00:20:58,978 | Early and in-person if you can... | Early and in-person if you can... |
464 | 00:20:59,002 | 00:21:01,985 | By mail and right away if you must. | By mail and right away if you must. |
465 | 00:21:02,009 | 00:21:04,990 | If you're young and without preexisting conditions, | If you're young and without preexisting conditions, |
466 | 00:21:05,014 | 00:21:08,987 | go to WhenWeAllVote.com to see how you can volunteer | go to WhenWeAllVote.com to see how you can volunteer |
467 | 00:21:09,011 | 00:21:12,988 | to be a poll worker in your area and speed up the lines. | to be a poll worker in your area and speed up the lines. |
468 | 00:21:13,012 | 00:21:15,996 | And trust only official, verified news | And trust only official, verified news |
469 | 00:21:16,020 | 00:21:17,993 | about the election. | about the election. |
470 | 00:21:18,017 | 00:21:20,986 | Jed Bartlet's communications director, Toby Ziegler, | Jed Bartlet's communications director, Toby Ziegler, |
471 | 00:21:21,010 | 00:21:23,997 | once said, "Our government should be a place | once said, "Our government should be a place |
472 | 00:21:24,021 | 00:21:28,987 | where we all come together and no one gets left behind. | where we all come together and no one gets left behind. |
473 | 00:21:29,011 | 00:21:31,984 | An instrument of good." | An instrument of good." |
474 | 00:21:32,008 | 00:21:34,998 | An unattainable TV fantasy? | An unattainable TV fantasy? |
475 | 00:21:35,022 | 00:21:37,988 | Why? | Why? |
476 | 00:21:38,012 | 00:21:40,023 | Vote. | Vote. |
477 | 00:21:41,001 | 00:21:41,993 | Emily: "Act Two. | Emily: "Act Two. |
478 | 00:21:42,017 | 00:21:43,997 | Interior mural room... night. | Interior mural room... night. |
479 | 00:21:44,021 | 00:21:46,990 | Nancy and Leo sit with the Chinese Ambassador | Nancy and Leo sit with the Chinese Ambassador |
480 | 00:21:47,014 | 00:21:48,986 | and a member of his staff." | and a member of his staff." |
481 | 00:21:49,010 | 00:21:50,992 | Nancy: Mr. Ambassador... Ambassador: Excuse me, please... | Nancy: Mr. Ambassador... Ambassador: Excuse me, please... |
482 | 00:21:51,016 | 00:21:52,978 | There's a purpose to this meeting. | There's a purpose to this meeting. |
483 | 00:21:53,002 | 00:21:54,984 | You have discovered that calling us reckless | You have discovered that calling us reckless |
484 | 00:21:55,008 | 00:21:55,991 | is not working. | is not working. |
485 | 00:21:56,015 | 00:21:59,981 | Taiwan is a geostrategic center for commerce. | Taiwan is a geostrategic center for commerce. |
486 | 00:22:00,005 | 00:22:01,982 | It sits on an oil lane for Asia | It sits on an oil lane for Asia |
487 | 00:22:02,006 | 00:22:02,991 | to the Middle East... Excuse me... | to the Middle East... Excuse me... |
488 | 00:22:03,015 | 00:22:04,984 | And unnecessarily militarizing... | And unnecessarily militarizing... |
489 | 00:22:05,008 | 00:22:07,982 | Madam... Unnecessarily militarizing | Madam... Unnecessarily militarizing |
490 | 00:22:08,006 | 00:22:09,996 | on such a large scale is in fact reckless. | on such a large scale is in fact reckless. |
491 | 00:22:10,020 | 00:22:12,022 | Taiwan is a part of China | Taiwan is a part of China |
492 | 00:22:13,000 | 00:22:14,991 | and not a protectorate of the United States, | and not a protectorate of the United States, |
493 | 00:22:15,015 | 00:22:17,979 | and it is your actions that are an encroachment | and it is your actions that are an encroachment |
494 | 00:22:18,003 | 00:22:18,991 | on Chinese sovereignty | on Chinese sovereignty |
495 | 00:22:19,015 | 00:22:21,983 | and an interference in internal affairs. | and an interference in internal affairs. |
496 | 00:22:22,007 | 00:22:24,981 | Our battle carrier groups are in international waters. | Our battle carrier groups are in international waters. |
497 | 00:22:25,005 | 00:22:25,993 | Are you claiming jurisdiction? | Are you claiming jurisdiction? |
498 | 00:22:26,017 | 00:22:27,981 | No. Then let's settle down. | No. Then let's settle down. |
499 | 00:22:28,005 | 00:22:29,988 | The Shanghai communique says... Sir... | The Shanghai communique says... Sir... |
500 | 00:22:30,012 | 00:22:31,252 | The Shanghai communique says... | The Shanghai communique says... |
501 | 00:22:32,001 | 00:22:33,980 | Says that there is but one China | Says that there is but one China |
502 | 00:22:34,004 | 00:22:34,995 | and that Taiwan is part of China, | and that Taiwan is part of China, |
503 | 00:22:35,019 | 00:22:36,299 | and the United States Government | and the United States Government |
504 | 00:22:37,000 | 00:22:37,989 | does not challenge that position. | does not challenge that position. |
505 | 00:22:38,013 | 00:22:40,987 | The U.S. is only interested in a peaceful settlement | The U.S. is only interested in a peaceful settlement |
506 | 00:22:41,011 | 00:22:42,995 | of the Taiwan question by the Chinese themselves. | of the Taiwan question by the Chinese themselves. |
507 | 00:22:43,019 | 00:22:45,979 | A settlement which is not best facilitated | A settlement which is not best facilitated |
508 | 00:22:46,003 | 00:22:46,997 | by the U.S. selling arms to Taiwan. | by the U.S. selling arms to Taiwan. |
509 | 00:22:47,021 | 00:22:48,987 | That's not on the table in this meeting. | That's not on the table in this meeting. |
510 | 00:22:49,011 | 00:22:51,984 | This year's arms sale package was the biggest in a decade. | This year's arms sale package was the biggest in a decade. |
511 | 00:22:52,008 | 00:22:54,999 | Four Kidd-Class Destroyers, 12 anti-submarine P-3 Orions, | Four Kidd-Class Destroyers, 12 anti-submarine P-3 Orions, |
512 | 00:22:55,023 | 00:22:56,980 | you approved the AMRAAMs. | you approved the AMRAAMs. |
513 | 00:22:57,004 | 00:22:59,006 | That's not on the table. | That's not on the table. |
514 | 00:23:01,008 | 00:23:03,978 | I have said what was to be said. | I have said what was to be said. |
515 | 00:23:04,002 | 00:23:05,993 | Taiwan's reunification with the mainland | Taiwan's reunification with the mainland |
516 | 00:23:06,017 | 00:23:08,985 | is the will of all Chinese people. | is the will of all Chinese people. |
517 | 00:23:09,009 | 00:23:10,992 | And just so we understand each other, | And just so we understand each other, |
518 | 00:23:11,016 | 00:23:15,984 | the moment we see them testing their U.S.-built Patriots | the moment we see them testing their U.S.-built Patriots |
519 | 00:23:16,008 | 00:23:20,984 | is the moment you will see us testing our CSS-6 missiles. | is the moment you will see us testing our CSS-6 missiles. |
520 | 00:23:21,008 | 00:23:22,985 | Thank you. | Thank you. |
521 | 00:23:23,009 | 00:23:25,012 | Thank you, Mr. Ambassador. | Thank you, Mr. Ambassador. |
522 | 00:23:31,008 | 00:23:31,982 | How'd it go? | How'd it go? |
523 | 00:23:32,006 | 00:23:33,246 | They're not voting for us. Why? | They're not voting for us. Why? |
524 | 00:23:34,001 | 00:23:36,980 | 'Cause the Old Perrin Pulp Mill is still idle after five years. | 'Cause the Old Perrin Pulp Mill is still idle after five years. |
525 | 00:23:37,004 | 00:23:38,985 | If it's been five years, then why's it our fault? | If it's been five years, then why's it our fault? |
526 | 00:23:39,009 | 00:23:39,997 | 'Cause instead of protecting American jobs, | 'Cause instead of protecting American jobs, |
527 | 00:23:40,021 | 00:23:41,981 | we're letting Canadian pulp importers | we're letting Canadian pulp importers |
528 | 00:23:42,005 | 00:23:42,985 | take over their market share. | take over their market share. |
529 | 00:23:43,009 | 00:23:43,995 | It's called free trade. | It's called free trade. |
530 | 00:23:44,019 | 00:23:46,978 | It's also called why the Flenders aren't voting for us. | It's also called why the Flenders aren't voting for us. |
531 | 00:23:47,002 | 00:23:47,997 | Didn't you talk up our accomplishments? | Didn't you talk up our accomplishments? |
532 | 00:23:48,021 | 00:23:49,995 | I couldn't think of them. Donna... | I couldn't think of them. Donna... |
533 | 00:23:50,019 | 00:23:51,985 | They don't care about our accomplishments, | They don't care about our accomplishments, |
534 | 00:23:52,009 | 00:23:53,985 | they care about the market for away-from-home paper towels | they care about the market for away-from-home paper towels |
535 | 00:23:54,009 | 00:23:55,990 | and tissue products. | and tissue products. |
536 | 00:23:56,014 | 00:23:57,992 | Can I give them a commitment? | Can I give them a commitment? |
537 | 00:23:58,016 | 00:24:00,996 | - A commitment? - Yeah. | - A commitment? - Yeah. |
538 | 00:24:01,020 | 00:24:02,982 | No! | No! |
539 | 00:24:03,006 | 00:24:05,994 | We're not making a trade commitment to the Flenders. | We're not making a trade commitment to the Flenders. |
540 | 00:24:06,018 | 00:24:08,994 | We are not for protectionism. Neither are the Republicans. | We are not for protectionism. Neither are the Republicans. |
541 | 00:24:09,018 | 00:24:11,985 | Tell 'em the President is good for the economy overall. | Tell 'em the President is good for the economy overall. |
542 | 00:24:12,009 | 00:24:13,983 | They say he's bad for the economy. | They say he's bad for the economy. |
543 | 00:24:14,007 | 00:24:15,984 | Tell 'em we're for affordable health care. | Tell 'em we're for affordable health care. |
544 | 00:24:16,008 | 00:24:17,986 | What's affordable if you've lost your job at the pulp mill? | What's affordable if you've lost your job at the pulp mill? |
545 | 00:24:18,010 | 00:24:18,998 | The Flenders don't work at the pulp mill! | The Flenders don't work at the pulp mill! |
546 | 00:24:19,022 | 00:24:20,987 | Nobody works at the pulp mill! | Nobody works at the pulp mill! |
547 | 00:24:21,011 | 00:24:23,023 | Alright. | Alright. |
548 | 00:24:24,001 | 00:24:24,997 | If Canada's making cheaper pulp, | If Canada's making cheaper pulp, |
549 | 00:24:25,021 | 00:24:26,998 | then New Hampshire needs to diversify. | then New Hampshire needs to diversify. |
550 | 00:24:27,022 | 00:24:30,982 | That's why the President has allocated $500 million | That's why the President has allocated $500 million |
551 | 00:24:31,006 | 00:24:32,980 | for trade adjustment assistance. | for trade adjustment assistance. |
552 | 00:24:33,004 | 00:24:34,994 | That's why... Write this down... That's why the President | That's why... Write this down... That's why the President |
553 | 00:24:35,018 | 00:24:36,995 | has tripled small business start-up loans. | has tripled small business start-up loans. |
554 | 00:24:37,019 | 00:24:40,982 | That's why he's balancing the budget. Go. Go. | That's why he's balancing the budget. Go. Go. |
555 | 00:24:41,006 | 00:24:43,018 | It's so warm in here. Go. | It's so warm in here. Go. |
556 | 00:24:48,001 | 00:24:48,992 | [ Charlie sighs ] | [ Charlie sighs ] |
557 | 00:24:49,016 | 00:24:49,994 | Donna. Yeah. | Donna. Yeah. |
558 | 00:24:50,018 | 00:24:51,980 | You haven't by any chance seen my copy | You haven't by any chance seen my copy |
559 | 00:24:52,004 | 00:24:52,992 | of the President's private schedule, have you? | of the President's private schedule, have you? |
560 | 00:24:53,016 | 00:24:54,985 | I don't think so. It's stamped D-12. | I don't think so. It's stamped D-12. |
561 | 00:24:55,009 | 00:24:55,990 | I haven't seen it. | I haven't seen it. |
562 | 00:24:56,014 | 00:24:58,985 | Thanks. | Thanks. |
563 | 00:24:59,009 | 00:25:01,981 | Hey, Charlie. Listen, you haven't by any chance seen my copy | Hey, Charlie. Listen, you haven't by any chance seen my copy |
564 | 00:25:02,005 | 00:25:03,994 | of the President's private schedule, have you? No. | of the President's private schedule, have you? No. |
565 | 00:25:04,018 | 00:25:05,993 | I'm trying to retrace where I've been in the last hour. | I'm trying to retrace where I've been in the last hour. |
566 | 00:25:06,017 | 00:25:07,991 | I-I was here. I was in the mess. | I-I was here. I was in the mess. |
567 | 00:25:08,015 | 00:25:10,018 | I went back to my desk. | I went back to my desk. |
568 | 00:25:14,003 | 00:25:15,019 | Excuse me. | Excuse me. |
569 | 00:25:24,007 | 00:25:25,983 | Hello. Chaz. | Hello. Chaz. |
570 | 00:25:26,007 | 00:25:26,993 | You wouldn't happen to know where my copy | You wouldn't happen to know where my copy |
571 | 00:25:27,017 | 00:25:29,022 | of the private schedule is, would you? | of the private schedule is, would you? |
572 | 00:25:30,000 | 00:25:31,987 | Did you lose it? I don't believe I did, no. | Did you lose it? I don't believe I did, no. |
573 | 00:25:32,011 | 00:25:32,993 | Yet you don't have it. | Yet you don't have it. |
574 | 00:25:33,017 | 00:25:34,992 | Odd. He'd like you for a moment. | Odd. He'd like you for a moment. |
575 | 00:25:35,016 | 00:25:36,994 | Thank you. Where is it? | Thank you. Where is it? |
576 | 00:25:37,018 | 00:25:38,979 | How would I know? Where is it? | How would I know? Where is it? |
577 | 00:25:39,003 | 00:25:39,999 | I just hope you didn't leave the building with it. | I just hope you didn't leave the building with it. |
578 | 00:25:40,023 | 00:25:41,996 | Give it up, tiny. No, I think you're gonna wanna | Give it up, tiny. No, I think you're gonna wanna |
579 | 00:25:42,020 | 00:25:44,999 | talk nicer to me than that, 'cause when a reporter finds it, | talk nicer to me than that, 'cause when a reporter finds it, |
580 | 00:25:45,023 | 00:25:47,979 | they're gonna come to me, and that thing is stamped D-12, | they're gonna come to me, and that thing is stamped D-12, |
581 | 00:25:48,003 | 00:25:49,992 | 'cause you signed it out D-12, and rules are rules. | 'cause you signed it out D-12, and rules are rules. |
582 | 00:25:50,016 | 00:25:50,998 | Funny. What? | Funny. What? |
583 | 00:25:51,022 | 00:25:53,979 | I never told you it was D-12. | I never told you it was D-12. |
584 | 00:25:54,003 | 00:25:54,984 | How 'bout that. | How 'bout that. |
585 | 00:25:55,008 | 00:25:55,994 | Look... You'll find it | Look... You'll find it |
586 | 00:25:56,018 | 00:25:59,982 | in your filing cabinet under "A" for "Anal." | in your filing cabinet under "A" for "Anal." |
587 | 00:26:00,006 | 00:26:01,979 | I don't really want to know what he's gonna find | I don't really want to know what he's gonna find |
588 | 00:26:02,003 | 00:26:03,995 | in his filing cabinet, do you? No. | in his filing cabinet, do you? No. |
589 | 00:26:04,019 | 00:26:08,993 | The CVW-9 Carrier Air Wing which has the FA-18C Hornets, | The CVW-9 Carrier Air Wing which has the FA-18C Hornets, |
590 | 00:26:09,017 | 00:26:12,988 | EA-6B Prowlers, S3-B Vikings... | EA-6B Prowlers, S3-B Vikings... |
591 | 00:26:13,012 | 00:26:15,980 | Bartlet: I don't want to force 'em into a crouch. | Bartlet: I don't want to force 'em into a crouch. |
592 | 00:26:16,004 | 00:26:18,993 | No, sir, but the first concern is sufficient defense | No, sir, but the first concern is sufficient defense |
593 | 00:26:19,017 | 00:26:21,989 | against air, surface, and sub-surface threats. | against air, surface, and sub-surface threats. |
594 | 00:26:22,013 | 00:26:24,985 | Okay. Thank you, Mr. President. | Okay. Thank you, Mr. President. |
595 | 00:26:25,009 | 00:26:25,994 | Leo: C.J. Yeah. | Leo: C.J. Yeah. |
596 | 00:26:26,018 | 00:26:27,990 | I want you to leak it to two or three sources | I want you to leak it to two or three sources |
597 | 00:26:28,014 | 00:26:29,983 | the USS Carl Vinson's gonna do | the USS Carl Vinson's gonna do |
598 | 00:26:30,007 | 00:26:31,997 | what's called a passing exercise with the Independence. | what's called a passing exercise with the Independence. |
599 | 00:26:32,021 | 00:26:34,979 | We want South China media to pick it up right away. | We want South China media to pick it up right away. |
600 | 00:26:35,003 | 00:26:35,986 | Sure. | Sure. |
601 | 00:26:36,010 | 00:26:36,991 | Mr. President? Yeah. | Mr. President? Yeah. |
602 | 00:26:37,015 | 00:26:38,999 | Can you see Toby a moment? Yeah. | Can you see Toby a moment? Yeah. |
603 | 00:26:39,023 | 00:26:40,986 | Give us a minute, would you? | Give us a minute, would you? |
604 | 00:26:41,010 | 00:26:41,996 | I'll let you know when there's something new. | I'll let you know when there's something new. |
605 | 00:26:42,020 | 00:26:43,987 | Thanks. | Thanks. |
606 | 00:26:44,011 | 00:26:45,986 | Good evening, Mr. President. Welcome back. | Good evening, Mr. President. Welcome back. |
607 | 00:26:46,010 | 00:26:46,997 | Thank you. | Thank you. |
608 | 00:26:47,021 | 00:26:49,994 | I think this note was delivered to me by mistake. | I think this note was delivered to me by mistake. |
609 | 00:26:50,018 | 00:26:51,999 | What's it say? "Come play chess." | What's it say? "Come play chess." |
610 | 00:26:52,023 | 00:26:53,991 | No, that's for you. | No, that's for you. |
611 | 00:26:54,015 | 00:26:57,023 | It says, "Sigmund, come play chess." | It says, "Sigmund, come play chess." |
612 | 00:26:58,001 | 00:26:59,023 | That was a joke. | That was a joke. |
613 | 00:27:00,001 | 00:27:02,000 | Not so funny? | Not so funny? |
614 | 00:27:04,007 | 00:27:04,997 | That's a beautiful chess set. | That's a beautiful chess set. |
615 | 00:27:05,021 | 00:27:06,995 | It's a gift for you. Really? | It's a gift for you. Really? |
616 | 00:27:07,019 | 00:27:09,981 | Yeah, it's hand-carved, | Yeah, it's hand-carved, |
617 | 00:27:10,005 | 00:27:11,991 | and it belonged to the Prime Minister's grandfather, | and it belonged to the Prime Minister's grandfather, |
618 | 00:27:12,015 | 00:27:14,980 | who used it to play Lord Mountbatten. | who used it to play Lord Mountbatten. |
619 | 00:27:15,004 | 00:27:15,987 | I'm surprised she gave it away. | I'm surprised she gave it away. |
620 | 00:27:16,011 | 00:27:17,980 | Nah, she didn't. We just boosted it | Nah, she didn't. We just boosted it |
621 | 00:27:18,004 | 00:27:18,991 | on the way out of the palace. | on the way out of the palace. |
622 | 00:27:19,015 | 00:27:20,980 | I got some little bottles of shampoo | I got some little bottles of shampoo |
623 | 00:27:21,004 | 00:27:22,988 | and some conditioner, too. | and some conditioner, too. |
624 | 00:27:23,012 | 00:27:24,982 | Well, it's a beautiful gift, sir. | Well, it's a beautiful gift, sir. |
625 | 00:27:25,006 | 00:27:25,988 | Sit down. | Sit down. |
626 | 00:27:26,012 | 00:27:27,983 | I wouldn't want to take your time tonight. | I wouldn't want to take your time tonight. |
627 | 00:27:28,007 | 00:27:28,991 | Come on, man. You were outta line. | Come on, man. You were outta line. |
628 | 00:27:29,015 | 00:27:31,982 | I was a jackass. Let's call a truce. | I was a jackass. Let's call a truce. |
629 | 00:27:32,006 | 00:27:34,022 | Well, I certainly do apologize, sir. | Well, I certainly do apologize, sir. |
630 | 00:27:35,000 | 00:27:35,994 | Let's play chess. Aren't you in the middle | Let's play chess. Aren't you in the middle |
631 | 00:27:36,018 | 00:27:37,982 | of a game with Sam? | of a game with Sam? |
632 | 00:27:38,006 | 00:27:40,984 | Yeah, he's 1, 2, 4, | Yeah, he's 1, 2, 4, |
633 | 00:27:41,008 | 00:27:44,982 | 8, 12 moves away from checkmate. | 8, 12 moves away from checkmate. |
634 | 00:27:45,006 | 00:27:46,996 | 12 moves? Yeah. | 12 moves? Yeah. |
635 | 00:27:47,020 | 00:27:49,983 | You're white. | You're white. |
636 | 00:27:50,007 | 00:27:52,982 | Lord Mountbatten used to play with this set? | Lord Mountbatten used to play with this set? |
637 | 00:27:53,006 | 00:27:56,987 | With Jawaharlal Nehru where they came to an agreement | With Jawaharlal Nehru where they came to an agreement |
638 | 00:27:57,011 | 00:27:59,023 | over the necessity of India's independence. | over the necessity of India's independence. |
639 | 00:28:00,001 | 00:28:00,989 | An appropriate topic for the evening. | An appropriate topic for the evening. |
640 | 00:28:01,013 | 00:28:03,978 | Nah, Taiwan's not gonna be our topic. | Nah, Taiwan's not gonna be our topic. |
641 | 00:28:04,002 | 00:28:05,985 | Ah, the Evans Gambit. | Ah, the Evans Gambit. |
642 | 00:28:06,009 | 00:28:07,983 | There's no such thing as the Evans Gambit. | There's no such thing as the Evans Gambit. |
643 | 00:28:08,007 | 00:28:10,997 | A variation of the Giuoco Piano opening, | A variation of the Giuoco Piano opening, |
644 | 00:28:11,021 | 00:28:13,987 | named after British sea captain W.D. Evans | named after British sea captain W.D. Evans |
645 | 00:28:14,011 | 00:28:15,986 | who invented it in 1820. | who invented it in 1820. |
646 | 00:28:16,010 | 00:28:17,978 | Don't tell me chess moves. | Don't tell me chess moves. |
647 | 00:28:18,002 | 00:28:18,986 | I moved my pawn. | I moved my pawn. |
648 | 00:28:19,010 | 00:28:21,992 | Well it's as popular today as it was back then. | Well it's as popular today as it was back then. |
649 | 00:28:22,016 | 00:28:23,989 | Okay. What is? | Okay. What is? |
650 | 00:28:24,013 | 00:28:25,022 | I'm sorry? | I'm sorry? |
651 | 00:28:26,000 | 00:28:26,993 | What's our topic? | What's our topic? |
652 | 00:28:27,017 | 00:28:29,979 | Ah, re-election | Ah, re-election |
653 | 00:28:30,003 | 00:28:31,983 | and the Bartlet psychosis. | and the Bartlet psychosis. |
654 | 00:28:32,007 | 00:28:34,988 | Seems to me we didn't do very well the last time we were here. | Seems to me we didn't do very well the last time we were here. |
655 | 00:28:35,012 | 00:28:37,981 | So we get right back on the horse. | So we get right back on the horse. |
656 | 00:28:38,005 | 00:28:39,999 | I was outta line. I really do apologize. | I was outta line. I really do apologize. |
657 | 00:28:40,023 | 00:28:43,023 | You apologized already, so let's get back on the horse. | You apologized already, so let's get back on the horse. |
658 | 00:28:44,001 | 00:28:45,996 | Well, neither one of us ride horses. | Well, neither one of us ride horses. |
659 | 00:28:46,020 | 00:28:49,982 | That makes it more likely we'll learn something. | That makes it more likely we'll learn something. |
660 | 00:28:50,006 | 00:28:50,990 | Charlie: Sir? Yeah. | Charlie: Sir? Yeah. |
661 | 00:28:51,014 | 00:28:53,980 | Sam says, "Bishop to queen's knight's three." | Sam says, "Bishop to queen's knight's three." |
662 | 00:28:54,004 | 00:28:55,981 | Ah. | Ah. |
663 | 00:28:56,005 | 00:28:57,022 | Excuse me. | Excuse me. |
664 | 00:28:58,000 | 00:28:59,023 | 11 moves. | 11 moves. |
665 | 00:29:18,017 | 00:29:25,999 | ♪♪ | ♪♪ |
666 | 00:29:26,023 | 00:29:30,023 | I'm Bradley Whitford, and this is Marlee Matlin. | I'm Bradley Whitford, and this is Marlee Matlin. |
667 | 00:29:31,001 | 00:29:32,988 | Interpreter: Do you want to hear some behind-the-scenes trivia | Interpreter: Do you want to hear some behind-the-scenes trivia |
668 | 00:29:33,012 | 00:29:33,998 | about Brad? | about Brad? |
669 | 00:29:34,022 | 00:29:36,985 | On the set, in Josh's office, he used to keep | On the set, in Josh's office, he used to keep |
670 | 00:29:37,009 | 00:29:39,994 | a small stuffed animal in his bottom right drawer. | a small stuffed animal in his bottom right drawer. |
671 | 00:29:40,018 | 00:29:41,981 | He would look at the stuffed animal | He would look at the stuffed animal |
672 | 00:29:42,005 | 00:29:43,985 | right before the director would call action, | right before the director would call action, |
673 | 00:29:44,009 | 00:29:46,986 | and somehow, the stuffed animal would reassure Brad | and somehow, the stuffed animal would reassure Brad |
674 | 00:29:47,010 | 00:29:48,999 | that he was just as good as everyone else in the cast. | that he was just as good as everyone else in the cast. |
675 | 00:29:49,023 | 00:29:51,988 | Okay, well, none of that story was true. | Okay, well, none of that story was true. |
676 | 00:29:52,012 | 00:29:54,986 | I think it was a bunny. There was no bunny. | I think it was a bunny. There was no bunny. |
677 | 00:29:55,010 | 00:29:55,995 | His name was Hoppity. | His name was Hoppity. |
678 | 00:29:56,019 | 00:29:58,997 | The imaginary rabbit's name wasn't Hoppity. | The imaginary rabbit's name wasn't Hoppity. |
679 | 00:29:59,021 | 00:30:00,993 | Well, he wasn't imaginary to you, | Well, he wasn't imaginary to you, |
680 | 00:30:01,017 | 00:30:03,979 | and that's all that matters. Marlee and I are here | and that's all that matters. Marlee and I are here |
681 | 00:30:04,003 | 00:30:07,023 | to clarify a few misconceptions about mail-in voting. | to clarify a few misconceptions about mail-in voting. |
682 | 00:30:08,001 | 00:30:09,986 | And what better way to clarify something | And what better way to clarify something |
683 | 00:30:10,010 | 00:30:11,986 | than with sign language. | than with sign language. |
684 | 00:30:12,010 | 00:30:15,022 | I know a sign that's pretty much universally understood. | I know a sign that's pretty much universally understood. |
685 | 00:30:16,000 | 00:30:18,990 | One misconception is that voter fraud is something | One misconception is that voter fraud is something |
686 | 00:30:19,014 | 00:30:20,988 | that... what's the word? | that... what's the word? |
687 | 00:30:21,012 | 00:30:22,982 | Exists. Right. | Exists. Right. |
688 | 00:30:23,006 | 00:30:24,986 | One misconception is that voter fraud | One misconception is that voter fraud |
689 | 00:30:25,010 | 00:30:27,978 | is something that exists. | is something that exists. |
690 | 00:30:28,002 | 00:30:28,984 | In the last 20 years, | In the last 20 years, |
691 | 00:30:29,008 | 00:30:30,994 | over 250 million ballots have been cast, | over 250 million ballots have been cast, |
692 | 00:30:31,018 | 00:30:34,985 | and there have been 143 instances of voter fraud. | and there have been 143 instances of voter fraud. |
693 | 00:30:35,009 | 00:30:36,991 | 143,000? | 143,000? |
694 | 00:30:37,015 | 00:30:38,999 | No, just 143. | No, just 143. |
695 | 00:30:39,023 | 00:30:42,984 | That averages to one case per state every six years, | That averages to one case per state every six years, |
696 | 00:30:43,008 | 00:30:47,980 | for a fraud rate of 0.00006%. | for a fraud rate of 0.00006%. |
697 | 00:30:48,004 | 00:30:48,998 | Another worry seems to be | Another worry seems to be |
698 | 00:30:49,022 | 00:30:52,983 | a ballot might be sent to your dog. | a ballot might be sent to your dog. |
699 | 00:30:53,007 | 00:30:53,988 | I do worry about that. | I do worry about that. |
700 | 00:30:54,012 | 00:30:55,991 | Well, Marlee, you shouldn't. | Well, Marlee, you shouldn't. |
701 | 00:30:56,015 | 00:30:57,993 | Because if a ballot were sent to your dog, | Because if a ballot were sent to your dog, |
702 | 00:30:58,017 | 00:30:59,997 | and your dog opened his own mail | and your dog opened his own mail |
703 | 00:31:00,021 | 00:31:03,981 | and filled out the ballot, his signature on the ballot | and filled out the ballot, his signature on the ballot |
704 | 00:31:04,005 | 00:31:04,995 | would have to match the signature | would have to match the signature |
705 | 00:31:05,019 | 00:31:08,979 | your dog has on file with the election commission. | your dog has on file with the election commission. |
706 | 00:31:09,003 | 00:31:10,986 | Well, I think if my dog could pull that off, | Well, I think if my dog could pull that off, |
707 | 00:31:11,010 | 00:31:12,983 | his vote should count. | his vote should count. |
708 | 00:31:13,007 | 00:31:14,022 | Say, Brad? Yes? | Say, Brad? Yes? |
709 | 00:31:15,000 | 00:31:15,995 | I'm concerned that a foreign country | I'm concerned that a foreign country |
710 | 00:31:16,019 | 00:31:19,990 | could print millions of counterfeit ballots. | could print millions of counterfeit ballots. |
711 | 00:31:20,014 | 00:31:23,979 | Stop your worries, because that can't happen. | Stop your worries, because that can't happen. |
712 | 00:31:24,003 | 00:31:24,997 | Why not? For the same reason | Why not? For the same reason |
713 | 00:31:25,021 | 00:31:27,993 | a foreign country can't print a trillion dollars | a foreign country can't print a trillion dollars |
714 | 00:31:28,017 | 00:31:29,982 | and buy the U.S. Navy. | and buy the U.S. Navy. |
715 | 00:31:30,006 | 00:31:31,999 | Look, every state and locality | Look, every state and locality |
716 | 00:31:32,023 | 00:31:33,997 | has it's own security protections, | has it's own security protections, |
717 | 00:31:34,021 | 00:31:37,987 | but they're considerable, so let's take just one example... | but they're considerable, so let's take just one example... |
718 | 00:31:38,011 | 00:31:40,993 | Jefferson County, Colorado. | Jefferson County, Colorado. |
719 | 00:31:41,017 | 00:31:44,993 | "Nil sine Numine," the Colorado state motto. | "Nil sine Numine," the Colorado state motto. |
720 | 00:31:45,017 | 00:31:47,996 | It means, "Nothing without providence." | It means, "Nothing without providence." |
721 | 00:31:48,020 | 00:31:50,022 | That seemed beside the point, | That seemed beside the point, |
722 | 00:31:51,000 | 00:31:52,987 | which is that someone trying to forge a ballot | which is that someone trying to forge a ballot |
723 | 00:31:53,011 | 00:31:54,996 | would need a unique ballot number, | would need a unique ballot number, |
724 | 00:31:55,020 | 00:31:57,998 | a barcode compatible with that county's system, | a barcode compatible with that county's system, |
725 | 00:31:58,022 | 00:32:01,994 | a sophisticated security sleeve that the ballot goes into, | a sophisticated security sleeve that the ballot goes into, |
726 | 00:32:02,018 | 00:32:03,992 | and of course a signature match, | and of course a signature match, |
727 | 00:32:04,016 | 00:32:07,993 | which we already went over in the case of the voting dog. | which we already went over in the case of the voting dog. |
728 | 00:32:08,017 | 00:32:10,988 | So, what if my mailman steals all the ballots | So, what if my mailman steals all the ballots |
729 | 00:32:11,012 | 00:32:13,989 | from everyone in my... Wait a minute. | from everyone in my... Wait a minute. |
730 | 00:32:14,013 | 00:32:16,989 | Why am I playing the idiot in this little sketch? | Why am I playing the idiot in this little sketch? |
731 | 00:32:17,013 | 00:32:18,986 | Presumably, your mailman | Presumably, your mailman |
732 | 00:32:19,010 | 00:32:21,989 | doesn't want to go to federal prison for a long time. | doesn't want to go to federal prison for a long time. |
733 | 00:32:22,013 | 00:32:24,990 | That's why he doesn't steal your neighbor's Social Security check | That's why he doesn't steal your neighbor's Social Security check |
734 | 00:32:25,014 | 00:32:27,993 | or your Pottery Barn catalogue. | or your Pottery Barn catalogue. |
735 | 00:32:28,017 | 00:32:29,993 | I've always wondered why. | I've always wondered why. |
736 | 00:32:30,017 | 00:32:31,023 | Really? | Really? |
737 | 00:32:32,001 | 00:32:34,981 | No! I'm playing a moron! | No! I'm playing a moron! |
738 | 00:32:35,005 | 00:32:36,125 | If you're young and healthy, | If you're young and healthy, |
739 | 00:32:37,001 | 00:32:40,998 | you should wear a mask, distance, and vote in person. | you should wear a mask, distance, and vote in person. |
740 | 00:32:41,022 | 00:32:44,986 | But if you need to vote by mail, know that it's secure. | But if you need to vote by mail, know that it's secure. |
741 | 00:32:45,010 | 00:32:46,987 | Just do it early. | Just do it early. |
742 | 00:32:47,011 | 00:32:49,998 | We're America. We're good at this. | We're America. We're good at this. |
743 | 00:32:50,022 | 00:32:51,994 | Can you see the cards from there? | Can you see the cards from there? |
744 | 00:32:52,018 | 00:32:53,989 | Miranda: Yeah, I'm good. Thanks. | Miranda: Yeah, I'm good. Thanks. |
745 | 00:32:54,013 | 00:32:54,992 | We're rolling. | We're rolling. |
746 | 00:32:55,016 | 00:32:56,982 | Anytime you're ready. Okay. | Anytime you're ready. Okay. |
747 | 00:32:57,006 | 00:32:57,996 | "Hi. I'm Lin-Manuel Miranda. | "Hi. I'm Lin-Manuel Miranda. |
748 | 00:32:58,020 | 00:32:59,990 | I was never in the cast of 'The West Wing, ' | I was never in the cast of 'The West Wing, ' |
749 | 00:33:00,014 | 00:33:03,979 | and that failure is a pain from which I'll never recover." | and that failure is a pain from which I'll never recover." |
750 | 00:33:04,003 | 00:33:05,980 | Did Aaron write this? Just keep reading. | Did Aaron write this? Just keep reading. |
751 | 00:33:06,004 | 00:33:06,995 | "Had I been in the cast of 'The West Wing, ' | "Had I been in the cast of 'The West Wing, ' |
752 | 00:33:07,019 | 00:33:09,982 | it would have marked the peak of my professional life, | it would have marked the peak of my professional life, |
753 | 00:33:10,006 | 00:33:11,986 | no matter what I accomplished after that." | no matter what I accomplished after that." |
754 | 00:33:12,010 | 00:33:12,990 | I wrote "Hamilton." | I wrote "Hamilton." |
755 | 00:33:13,014 | 00:33:14,998 | Yeah. We know. | Yeah. We know. |
756 | 00:33:15,022 | 00:33:16,997 | "Sometimes at night, I close my eyes | "Sometimes at night, I close my eyes |
757 | 00:33:17,021 | 00:33:18,994 | and imagine what it must have been like | and imagine what it must have been like |
758 | 00:33:19,018 | 00:33:19,999 | to win the SAG Award | to win the SAG Award |
759 | 00:33:20,023 | 00:33:22,979 | for Best Ensemble." [ Chuckling ] | for Best Ensemble." [ Chuckling ] |
760 | 00:33:23,003 | 00:33:23,987 | I have a Pulitzer Prize, | I have a Pulitzer Prize, |
761 | 00:33:24,011 | 00:33:24,992 | you guys. Yeah, big whoop. | you guys. Yeah, big whoop. |
762 | 00:33:25,016 | 00:33:26,980 | It's a pretty big whoop. You know, | It's a pretty big whoop. You know, |
763 | 00:33:27,004 | 00:33:28,987 | I've never felt any sense of competition with you guys | I've never felt any sense of competition with you guys |
764 | 00:33:29,011 | 00:33:31,983 | over who offers America the greatest civics lesson. | over who offers America the greatest civics lesson. |
765 | 00:33:32,007 | 00:33:32,994 | Keep reading. | Keep reading. |
766 | 00:33:33,018 | 00:33:34,992 | "I've always felt a sense of competition with you guys | "I've always felt a sense of competition with you guys |
767 | 00:33:35,016 | 00:33:36,997 | over who offers America..." Okay, I'm just gonna wing it, | over who offers America..." Okay, I'm just gonna wing it, |
768 | 00:33:37,021 | 00:33:38,987 | if that's okay. Fine. | if that's okay. Fine. |
769 | 00:33:39,011 | 00:33:40,992 | Try not to rhyme. It can get irritating. | Try not to rhyme. It can get irritating. |
770 | 00:33:41,016 | 00:33:42,984 | Got it. | Got it. |
771 | 00:33:43,008 | 00:33:44,985 | What I wanted to say was that election night this year | What I wanted to say was that election night this year |
772 | 00:33:45,009 | 00:33:45,995 | probably isn't going to look like | probably isn't going to look like |
773 | 00:33:46,019 | 00:33:47,985 | the election nights we're familiar with. | the election nights we're familiar with. |
774 | 00:33:48,009 | 00:33:48,991 | We're used to the networks | We're used to the networks |
775 | 00:33:49,015 | 00:33:50,980 | projecting the winners in each state | projecting the winners in each state |
776 | 00:33:51,004 | 00:33:52,999 | just minutes or even seconds after the polls close. | just minutes or even seconds after the polls close. |
777 | 00:33:53,023 | 00:33:54,987 | But this year, because of COVID, | But this year, because of COVID, |
778 | 00:33:55,011 | 00:33:56,993 | a record number of ballots will be cast by mail, | a record number of ballots will be cast by mail, |
779 | 00:33:57,017 | 00:33:59,979 | and in many states, mail-in ballots will be counted last. | and in many states, mail-in ballots will be counted last. |
780 | 00:34:00,003 | 00:34:00,987 | That means there's a good chance | That means there's a good chance |
781 | 00:34:01,011 | 00:34:02,988 | it could be days before a winner is declared. | it could be days before a winner is declared. |
782 | 00:34:03,012 | 00:34:04,980 | And what you're likely to see... | And what you're likely to see... |
783 | 00:34:05,004 | 00:34:07,984 | Whether it's the presidential race or down-ballot races... | Whether it's the presidential race or down-ballot races... |
784 | 00:34:08,008 | 00:34:09,985 | Is one candidate well ahead on election night | Is one candidate well ahead on election night |
785 | 00:34:10,009 | 00:34:11,979 | and the other candidate closing the gap | and the other candidate closing the gap |
786 | 00:34:12,003 | 00:34:12,999 | as all the ballots are counted. | as all the ballots are counted. |
787 | 00:34:13,023 | 00:34:14,992 | That's not a sign something sinister is happening. | That's not a sign something sinister is happening. |
788 | 00:34:15,016 | 00:34:16,992 | It's a sign that every one of our votes | It's a sign that every one of our votes |
789 | 00:34:17,016 | 00:34:18,982 | are being carefully counted. | are being carefully counted. |
790 | 00:34:19,006 | 00:34:20,984 | In fact, there's an interesting story of James Madison | In fact, there's an interesting story of James Madison |
791 | 00:34:21,008 | 00:34:23,023 | and his blacksmith in 17... No. No, no. | and his blacksmith in 17... No. No, no. |
792 | 00:34:24,001 | 00:34:24,988 | Okay. My point is, | Okay. My point is, |
793 | 00:34:25,012 | 00:34:27,984 | election night will probably be different this year... | election night will probably be different this year... |
794 | 00:34:28,008 | 00:34:29,995 | It could be days before a winner is officially determined, | It could be days before a winner is officially determined, |
795 | 00:34:30,019 | 00:34:31,988 | declared, and certified... | declared, and certified... |
796 | 00:34:32,012 | 00:34:34,978 | But it won't be because anything fishy's going on. | But it won't be because anything fishy's going on. |
797 | 00:34:35,002 | 00:34:35,998 | And this is important to remember. | And this is important to remember. |
798 | 00:34:36,022 | 00:34:37,982 | In American elections, | In American elections, |
799 | 00:34:38,006 | 00:34:40,022 | candidates don't declare themselves the winner. | candidates don't declare themselves the winner. |
800 | 00:34:41,000 | 00:34:42,988 | State election officials and nonpartisan news outlets | State election officials and nonpartisan news outlets |
801 | 00:34:43,012 | 00:34:44,993 | like the Associated Press declare the winner. | like the Associated Press declare the winner. |
802 | 00:34:45,017 | 00:34:46,989 | So all of us, no matter who we vote for, | So all of us, no matter who we vote for, |
803 | 00:34:47,013 | 00:34:49,996 | have to wait for that full and careful count to be completed | have to wait for that full and careful count to be completed |
804 | 00:34:50,020 | 00:34:54,023 | and not to be swayed by speculation or misinformation. | and not to be swayed by speculation or misinformation. |
805 | 00:34:55,001 | 00:34:56,982 | Have confidence in the election. | Have confidence in the election. |
806 | 00:34:57,006 | 00:34:59,982 | We're America. We're good at this. | We're America. We're good at this. |
807 | 00:35:00,006 | 00:35:02,988 | Enjoy the rest of "Hartsfield's Landing." | Enjoy the rest of "Hartsfield's Landing." |
808 | 00:35:03,012 | 00:35:03,996 | Emily: "Act Three. | Emily: "Act Three. |
809 | 00:35:04,020 | 00:35:06,022 | Sam's office... night." | Sam's office... night." |
810 | 00:35:07,000 | 00:35:14,991 | ♪♪ | ♪♪ |
811 | 00:35:15,015 | 00:35:17,986 | Bartlet: Take your time... | Bartlet: Take your time... |
812 | 00:35:18,010 | 00:35:20,990 | See the whole board... | See the whole board... |
813 | 00:35:21,014 | 00:35:21,999 | Think happy thoughts... | Think happy thoughts... |
814 | 00:35:22,023 | 00:35:24,023 | Sir? Sure. | Sir? Sure. |
815 | 00:35:27,009 | 00:35:29,978 | The Spanish brought chess to the Court of Charlemagne | The Spanish brought chess to the Court of Charlemagne |
816 | 00:35:30,002 | 00:35:32,003 | in 760 A.D. | in 760 A.D. |
817 | 00:35:35,004 | 00:35:38,010 | Charlemagne is French for Charles the Great. | Charlemagne is French for Charles the Great. |
818 | 00:35:41,022 | 00:35:44,984 | The Charles is a river in Boston. | The Charles is a river in Boston. |
819 | 00:35:45,008 | 00:35:48,023 | The Hudson River is actually not a river at all. | The Hudson River is actually not a river at all. |
820 | 00:35:50,021 | 00:35:52,998 | I'm taking your rook. | I'm taking your rook. |
821 | 00:35:53,022 | 00:35:55,994 | The Hudson isn't a river? | The Hudson isn't a river? |
822 | 00:35:56,018 | 00:35:57,986 | It is in the Catskills, | It is in the Catskills, |
823 | 00:35:58,010 | 00:35:59,989 | but when it gets to Manhattan, | but when it gets to Manhattan, |
824 | 00:36:00,013 | 00:36:01,978 | it's an estuary. | it's an estuary. |
825 | 00:36:02,002 | 00:36:04,980 | Because it's deeper than the body of water it flows into? | Because it's deeper than the body of water it flows into? |
826 | 00:36:05,004 | 00:36:06,022 | Yep. | Yep. |
827 | 00:36:09,019 | 00:36:10,979 | Do you mind my asking how the meeting | Do you mind my asking how the meeting |
828 | 00:36:11,003 | 00:36:12,983 | with the Chinese Ambassador went? | with the Chinese Ambassador went? |
829 | 00:36:13,007 | 00:36:13,995 | Well, how do you think it went? | Well, how do you think it went? |
830 | 00:36:14,019 | 00:36:16,022 | I think they said if Taiwan tests the Patriots, | I think they said if Taiwan tests the Patriots, |
831 | 00:36:17,000 | 00:36:17,989 | they'll begin their exercises. | they'll begin their exercises. |
832 | 00:36:18,013 | 00:36:20,979 | That's right, except they didn't call them Patriots. | That's right, except they didn't call them Patriots. |
833 | 00:36:21,003 | 00:36:22,984 | What did they call 'em? | What did they call 'em? |
834 | 00:36:23,008 | 00:36:23,993 | U.S.-made Patriots. | U.S.-made Patriots. |
835 | 00:36:24,017 | 00:36:25,988 | Right. | Right. |
836 | 00:36:26,012 | 00:36:27,612 | They want us to say we're gonna roll back | They want us to say we're gonna roll back |
837 | 00:36:28,000 | 00:36:29,981 | our sale of arms to Taiwan. Good. | our sale of arms to Taiwan. Good. |
838 | 00:36:30,005 | 00:36:30,995 | But we're not gonna stop arming Taiwan. | But we're not gonna stop arming Taiwan. |
839 | 00:36:31,019 | 00:36:32,993 | No. Particularly now, | No. Particularly now, |
840 | 00:36:33,017 | 00:36:34,989 | when they're about to have free elections. | when they're about to have free elections. |
841 | 00:36:35,013 | 00:36:35,994 | Right. Plus, it's the law. | Right. Plus, it's the law. |
842 | 00:36:36,018 | 00:36:38,979 | Yeah. So we sell 'em the AMRAAMs, | Yeah. So we sell 'em the AMRAAMs, |
843 | 00:36:39,003 | 00:36:40,983 | the Orions... You gonna move? | the Orions... You gonna move? |
844 | 00:36:41,007 | 00:36:42,982 | Hang on. You're sending two carrier groups | Hang on. You're sending two carrier groups |
845 | 00:36:43,006 | 00:36:43,999 | to the Taiwan Strait... Move. | to the Taiwan Strait... Move. |
846 | 00:36:44,023 | 00:36:46,983 | You got the Carl Vinson in the South China Sea. | You got the Carl Vinson in the South China Sea. |
847 | 00:36:47,007 | 00:36:48,987 | Beijing wants you to scale back the weapons. | Beijing wants you to scale back the weapons. |
848 | 00:36:49,011 | 00:36:52,012 | You're not gonna do it. How does it work? | You're not gonna do it. How does it work? |
849 | 00:36:55,000 | 00:36:56,984 | See the whole board. | See the whole board. |
850 | 00:36:57,008 | 00:36:57,992 | How does it work? | How does it work? |
851 | 00:36:58,016 | 00:36:59,998 | I've got to get back to Toby in the other room. | I've got to get back to Toby in the other room. |
852 | 00:37:00,022 | 00:37:02,996 | He's trying the Balducci attack. | He's trying the Balducci attack. |
853 | 00:37:03,020 | 00:37:06,000 | Look at the whole board. | Look at the whole board. |
854 | 00:37:11,020 | 00:37:13,978 | Josh: I'm going out for some pizza, you want any? | Josh: I'm going out for some pizza, you want any? |
855 | 00:37:14,002 | 00:37:14,999 | I'll go get it, I want to get some air. | I'll go get it, I want to get some air. |
856 | 00:37:15,023 | 00:37:16,985 | We need three, I think. | We need three, I think. |
857 | 00:37:17,009 | 00:37:18,986 | 45 minutes till Hartsfield's Landing. | 45 minutes till Hartsfield's Landing. |
858 | 00:37:19,010 | 00:37:19,997 | We're workin' the room. Good. | We're workin' the room. Good. |
859 | 00:37:20,021 | 00:37:23,980 | It's absurd that 42 people have this kind of power. | It's absurd that 42 people have this kind of power. |
860 | 00:37:24,004 | 00:37:25,987 | I think it's nice. Do you? | I think it's nice. Do you? |
861 | 00:37:26,011 | 00:37:27,994 | I think it's democracy at its purest. | I think it's democracy at its purest. |
862 | 00:37:28,018 | 00:37:30,980 | They all gather at once... At a gas station. | They all gather at once... At a gas station. |
863 | 00:37:31,004 | 00:37:33,989 | It's not a gas station. It's nice. | It's not a gas station. It's nice. |
864 | 00:37:34,013 | 00:37:35,984 | There's a registrar of voters. | There's a registrar of voters. |
865 | 00:37:36,008 | 00:37:37,978 | The names are called in alphabetical order, | The names are called in alphabetical order, |
866 | 00:37:38,002 | 00:37:39,988 | and they put a folded piece of paper in a box. | and they put a folded piece of paper in a box. |
867 | 00:37:40,012 | 00:37:42,981 | Yeah, this is the difference between you and me. | Yeah, this is the difference between you and me. |
868 | 00:37:43,005 | 00:37:43,985 | You're a sap? | You're a sap? |
869 | 00:37:44,009 | 00:37:45,990 | It's called poetry, me bucko. | It's called poetry, me bucko. |
870 | 00:37:46,014 | 00:37:47,992 | Maybe, just maybe, just maybe, | Maybe, just maybe, just maybe, |
871 | 00:37:48,016 | 00:37:50,988 | those 42 people are teaching us something about ourselves. | those 42 people are teaching us something about ourselves. |
872 | 00:37:51,012 | 00:37:53,979 | That freedom is the glory of God, that democracy | That freedom is the glory of God, that democracy |
873 | 00:37:54,003 | 00:37:57,982 | is its birthright, and that our vote matters. | is its birthright, and that our vote matters. |
874 | 00:37:58,006 | 00:38:01,017 | You gettin' that pizza, or... Yeah, I should call ahead. | You gettin' that pizza, or... Yeah, I should call ahead. |
875 | 00:38:06,017 | 00:38:07,994 | He Crazy-Glued my phone. | He Crazy-Glued my phone. |
876 | 00:38:08,018 | 00:38:08,998 | Who? | Who? |
877 | 00:38:09,022 | 00:38:10,985 | Charlie. | Charlie. |
878 | 00:38:11,009 | 00:38:13,989 | Charlie Crazy-Glued my phone. | Charlie Crazy-Glued my phone. |
879 | 00:38:14,013 | 00:38:16,997 | Okay. Okay. Now we're playin' for keeps. | Okay. Okay. Now we're playin' for keeps. |
880 | 00:38:17,021 | 00:38:18,994 | - Josh. - Excuse me. How'd it go? | - Josh. - Excuse me. How'd it go? |
881 | 00:38:19,018 | 00:38:20,999 | I told them about the trade adjustment assistance. | I told them about the trade adjustment assistance. |
882 | 00:38:21,023 | 00:38:22,988 | They're not wild about the Canadian pulp thing, | They're not wild about the Canadian pulp thing, |
883 | 00:38:23,012 | 00:38:24,990 | but their real problem is tax policy. | but their real problem is tax policy. |
884 | 00:38:25,014 | 00:38:26,982 | They want to go from an income tax to a sales tax. | They want to go from an income tax to a sales tax. |
885 | 00:38:27,006 | 00:38:28,989 | Does this gonna end up with Mackey Flender as Fed Chair? | Does this gonna end up with Mackey Flender as Fed Chair? |
886 | 00:38:29,013 | 00:38:31,984 | I just... Tell 'em a national sales tax is regressive. | I just... Tell 'em a national sales tax is regressive. |
887 | 00:38:32,008 | 00:38:32,998 | Poor people pay a much higher percentage | Poor people pay a much higher percentage |
888 | 00:38:33,022 | 00:38:35,982 | of their income... Tell 'em we'll study it. | of their income... Tell 'em we'll study it. |
889 | 00:38:36,006 | 00:38:36,994 | Is the President destroying the economy | Is the President destroying the economy |
890 | 00:38:37,018 | 00:38:38,982 | to save salmon? No. | to save salmon? No. |
891 | 00:38:39,006 | 00:38:40,978 | I'm having a hard time convincing them of that, too. | I'm having a hard time convincing them of that, too. |
892 | 00:38:41,002 | 00:38:42,982 | There's no salmon in New Hampshire. | There's no salmon in New Hampshire. |
893 | 00:38:43,006 | 00:38:43,995 | Mackey's sister Fran lives in Oregon. | Mackey's sister Fran lives in Oregon. |
894 | 00:38:44,019 | 00:38:46,997 | Tell 'em we haven't made a decision on the salmon runs. | Tell 'em we haven't made a decision on the salmon runs. |
895 | 00:38:47,021 | 00:38:50,988 | Tell 'em salmon restoration is important to the economy. | Tell 'em salmon restoration is important to the economy. |
896 | 00:38:51,012 | 00:38:51,996 | Do you even know what they're talking about? | Do you even know what they're talking about? |
897 | 00:38:52,020 | 00:38:53,993 | What am I, the fish guy around here? | What am I, the fish guy around here? |
898 | 00:38:54,017 | 00:38:55,991 | Tell 'em we're lookin' into it. Donna: They think the President's | Tell 'em we're lookin' into it. Donna: They think the President's |
899 | 00:38:56,015 | 00:38:57,982 | gonna privatize Social Security. | gonna privatize Social Security. |
900 | 00:38:58,006 | 00:38:59,993 | He's not gonna... That's the other guys! | He's not gonna... That's the other guys! |
901 | 00:39:00,017 | 00:39:02,022 | He's not gonna privatize Social Security. | He's not gonna privatize Social Security. |
902 | 00:39:03,000 | 00:39:03,984 | He'll privatize New Hampshire | He'll privatize New Hampshire |
903 | 00:39:04,008 | 00:39:04,996 | before he privatizes Social Security. | before he privatizes Social Security. |
904 | 00:39:05,020 | 00:39:06,980 | But we haven't ruled it out. | But we haven't ruled it out. |
905 | 00:39:07,004 | 00:39:08,984 | 'Cause we told Congress we'd keep an open mind. | 'Cause we told Congress we'd keep an open mind. |
906 | 00:39:09,008 | 00:39:12,978 | I think they'd really prefer we rule it out. | I think they'd really prefer we rule it out. |
907 | 00:39:13,002 | 00:39:13,991 | Josh: Here. | Josh: Here. |
908 | 00:39:14,015 | 00:39:16,981 | "Bartlet for New Hampshire." It gives all the reasons | "Bartlet for New Hampshire." It gives all the reasons |
909 | 00:39:17,005 | 00:39:17,999 | why Bartlet's for the people of New Hampshire. | why Bartlet's for the people of New Hampshire. |
910 | 00:39:18,023 | 00:39:19,997 | The Flenders, everyone. All 17 of them | The Flenders, everyone. All 17 of them |
911 | 00:39:20,021 | 00:39:22,998 | or whatever the hell goes on up there. Go. | or whatever the hell goes on up there. Go. |
912 | 00:39:23,022 | 00:39:24,979 | Why are you wearing my coat? | Why are you wearing my coat? |
913 | 00:39:25,003 | 00:39:25,994 | It's warmer than my coat. | It's warmer than my coat. |
914 | 00:39:26,018 | 00:39:26,996 | Go. | Go. |
915 | 00:39:27,020 | 00:39:28,992 | Hey, are we getting the pizza?! | Hey, are we getting the pizza?! |
916 | 00:39:29,016 | 00:39:29,999 | C.J.: Calm down. | C.J.: Calm down. |
917 | 00:39:30,023 | 00:39:32,982 | What are you doing? Um, just trying to get | What are you doing? Um, just trying to get |
918 | 00:39:33,006 | 00:39:34,985 | a little pizza in an uncivilized world. | a little pizza in an uncivilized world. |
919 | 00:39:35,009 | 00:39:37,988 | [ Chuckles ] It's not easy being you, is it? | [ Chuckles ] It's not easy being you, is it? |
920 | 00:39:38,012 | 00:39:40,022 | No. | No. |
921 | 00:39:41,000 | 00:39:43,992 | Hey, Leo, I don't need to sweat, right? | Hey, Leo, I don't need to sweat, right? |
922 | 00:39:44,016 | 00:39:47,987 | There's a predetermined time for the carrier groups? | There's a predetermined time for the carrier groups? |
923 | 00:39:48,011 | 00:39:49,984 | You know what? | You know what? |
924 | 00:39:50,008 | 00:39:51,981 | Half of me wants to let 'em go. | Half of me wants to let 'em go. |
925 | 00:39:52,005 | 00:39:52,993 | Half of you always wants to let 'em go. | Half of you always wants to let 'em go. |
926 | 00:39:53,017 | 00:39:54,997 | Half of everybody always wants to let 'em go. | Half of everybody always wants to let 'em go. |
927 | 00:39:55,021 | 00:39:57,984 | They need 400,000 troops on high alert | They need 400,000 troops on high alert |
928 | 00:39:58,008 | 00:40:00,981 | for thinking about holding an election. | for thinking about holding an election. |
929 | 00:40:01,005 | 00:40:03,986 | 400,000 troops and a battery of Patriot missiles | 400,000 troops and a battery of Patriot missiles |
930 | 00:40:04,010 | 00:40:06,985 | for thinking about having an election. | for thinking about having an election. |
931 | 00:40:07,009 | 00:40:09,990 | ♪♪ | ♪♪ |
932 | 00:40:10,014 | 00:40:13,988 | Leo, you're gonna turn the carrier groups around, right? | Leo, you're gonna turn the carrier groups around, right? |
933 | 00:40:14,012 | 00:40:15,989 | ♪♪ | ♪♪ |
934 | 00:40:16,013 | 00:40:18,992 | We'll see how the pizza turns out. | We'll see how the pizza turns out. |
935 | 00:40:19,016 | 00:40:19,996 | ♪♪ | ♪♪ |
936 | 00:40:20,020 | 00:40:22,023 | [ Door opens ] | [ Door opens ] |
937 | 00:40:23,001 | 00:40:23,997 | [ Door shuts ] | [ Door shuts ] |
938 | 00:40:24,021 | 00:40:26,997 | ♪♪ | ♪♪ |
939 | 00:40:27,021 | 00:40:30,023 | Lemme tell you, you're really showin' me something tonight. | Lemme tell you, you're really showin' me something tonight. |
940 | 00:40:31,001 | 00:40:31,995 | Lot of spunk. Lot of pluck. | Lot of spunk. Lot of pluck. |
941 | 00:40:32,019 | 00:40:34,022 | This game isn't all about size, you know. | This game isn't all about size, you know. |
942 | 00:40:35,000 | 00:40:35,995 | There's a little thing called heart, | There's a little thing called heart, |
943 | 00:40:36,019 | 00:40:37,179 | and you've got it, my friend. | and you've got it, my friend. |
944 | 00:40:38,000 | 00:40:38,985 | You know what, old man? | You know what, old man? |
945 | 00:40:39,009 | 00:40:41,022 | The very minute they swear in the next guy, | The very minute they swear in the next guy, |
946 | 00:40:42,000 | 00:40:44,981 | you and I are going round and round. | you and I are going round and round. |
947 | 00:40:45,005 | 00:40:45,996 | Check. | Check. |
948 | 00:40:46,020 | 00:40:47,997 | [ Clock ticking ] | [ Clock ticking ] |
949 | 00:40:48,021 | 00:40:50,979 | How did you get good? | How did you get good? |
950 | 00:40:51,003 | 00:40:52,978 | I had a friend in school who taught me. | I had a friend in school who taught me. |
951 | 00:40:53,002 | 00:40:55,991 | He was good. He was ranked 18 and under. | He was good. He was ranked 18 and under. |
952 | 00:40:56,015 | 00:40:58,985 | He was really a nice guy. Everybody liked him. | He was really a nice guy. Everybody liked him. |
953 | 00:40:59,009 | 00:41:00,978 | What was his name? | What was his name? |
954 | 00:41:01,002 | 00:41:01,990 | David Wheadon. | David Wheadon. |
955 | 00:41:02,014 | 00:41:04,998 | Everybody had a crush on his sister. | Everybody had a crush on his sister. |
956 | 00:41:05,022 | 00:41:06,998 | Do you still see him? He went on to Princeton, | Do you still see him? He went on to Princeton, |
957 | 00:41:07,022 | 00:41:08,997 | and Christmas vacation, | and Christmas vacation, |
958 | 00:41:09,021 | 00:41:10,994 | he'd saved up to go to San Francisco. | he'd saved up to go to San Francisco. |
959 | 00:41:11,018 | 00:41:13,982 | And he was on the wharf, and he saw a guy beating up a woman, | And he was on the wharf, and he saw a guy beating up a woman, |
960 | 00:41:14,006 | 00:41:18,008 | and he went in to stop it, and the guy stabbed him to death. | and he went in to stop it, and the guy stabbed him to death. |
961 | 00:41:23,022 | 00:41:26,984 | He taught you well. | He taught you well. |
962 | 00:41:27,008 | 00:41:30,989 | So you know I had this historic stretch of sleeplessness | So you know I had this historic stretch of sleeplessness |
963 | 00:41:31,013 | 00:41:33,978 | the last time we met. | the last time we met. |
964 | 00:41:34,002 | 00:41:34,996 | I didn't know. It got so bad | I didn't know. It got so bad |
965 | 00:41:35,020 | 00:41:37,998 | that Leo called in the guy from ATVA | that Leo called in the guy from ATVA |
966 | 00:41:38,022 | 00:41:39,997 | who worked with Josh. | who worked with Josh. |
967 | 00:41:40,021 | 00:41:41,978 | Isn't he a trauma specialist? | Isn't he a trauma specialist? |
968 | 00:41:42,002 | 00:41:42,988 | Yeah, but we know him, and I figured | Yeah, but we know him, and I figured |
969 | 00:41:43,012 | 00:41:45,980 | he had to go to school for everything, so... | he had to go to school for everything, so... |
970 | 00:41:46,004 | 00:41:47,986 | anyway, we brought him in late at night. | anyway, we brought him in late at night. |
971 | 00:41:48,010 | 00:41:49,690 | What did he say? He said it was your fault. | What did he say? He said it was your fault. |
972 | 00:41:50,000 | 00:41:50,995 | You shouldn't bother me so much. | You shouldn't bother me so much. |
973 | 00:41:51,019 | 00:41:53,985 | I really am sorry about that. I'm kidding. | I really am sorry about that. I'm kidding. |
974 | 00:41:54,009 | 00:41:57,995 | Yeah, for a second, I forgot, you're hilarious. | Yeah, for a second, I forgot, you're hilarious. |
975 | 00:41:58,019 | 00:41:59,983 | So... Yes, sir. | So... Yes, sir. |
976 | 00:42:00,007 | 00:42:02,998 | Let's go ahead and say the Republicans nominate Ritchie. | Let's go ahead and say the Republicans nominate Ritchie. |
977 | 00:42:03,022 | 00:42:04,982 | They will. First of all, | They will. First of all, |
978 | 00:42:05,006 | 00:42:08,987 | let's take a moment and say "Why?" You know, | let's take a moment and say "Why?" You know, |
979 | 00:42:09,011 | 00:42:11,984 | they got some pretty serious guys in that field. | they got some pretty serious guys in that field. |
980 | 00:42:12,008 | 00:42:12,999 | Kalmbach? | Kalmbach? |
981 | 00:42:13,023 | 00:42:14,988 | Daniels? Weston? | Daniels? Weston? |
982 | 00:42:15,012 | 00:42:16,992 | Democrats had a lot of serious guys in the field, | Democrats had a lot of serious guys in the field, |
983 | 00:42:17,016 | 00:42:17,999 | and they nominated you. | and they nominated you. |
984 | 00:42:18,023 | 00:42:21,991 | That's true. | That's true. |
985 | 00:42:22,015 | 00:42:23,980 | Check. | Check. |
986 | 00:42:24,004 | 00:42:26,978 | So you think the strike against me | So you think the strike against me |
987 | 00:42:27,002 | 00:42:29,998 | is nobody likes the smartest kid in the class. | is nobody likes the smartest kid in the class. |
988 | 00:42:30,022 | 00:42:31,991 | I don't know, sir. [ Chuckles ] | I don't know, sir. [ Chuckles ] |
989 | 00:42:32,015 | 00:42:34,993 | Being the smartest kid in the class is a pretty good pitch. | Being the smartest kid in the class is a pretty good pitch. |
990 | 00:42:35,017 | 00:42:39,022 | It's not a strike unless you watch it as it sails by. | It's not a strike unless you watch it as it sails by. |
991 | 00:42:40,000 | 00:42:42,986 | I don't do that. | I don't do that. |
992 | 00:42:43,010 | 00:42:43,992 | Check. | Check. |
993 | 00:42:44,016 | 00:42:46,983 | And I'm not a snob. I don't believe you are. | And I'm not a snob. I don't believe you are. |
994 | 00:42:47,007 | 00:42:48,983 | If a guy's a good neighbor, if he puts in a day, | If a guy's a good neighbor, if he puts in a day, |
995 | 00:42:49,007 | 00:42:50,986 | if every once in a while, he smiles, | if every once in a while, he smiles, |
996 | 00:42:51,010 | 00:42:52,988 | if every once in a while, he thinks of someone else, | if every once in a while, he thinks of someone else, |
997 | 00:42:53,012 | 00:42:53,996 | and above all else, | and above all else, |
998 | 00:42:54,020 | 00:42:56,023 | if he can find his way to tolerance and compassion, | if he can find his way to tolerance and compassion, |
999 | 00:42:57,001 | 00:42:57,989 | then he's my brother, and I don't care | then he's my brother, and I don't care |
1000 | 00:42:58,013 | 00:42:59,988 | if he didn't get past finger painting. | if he didn't get past finger painting. |
1001 | 00:43:00,012 | 00:43:02,995 | What I cannot stomach are people who are out to convince people | What I cannot stomach are people who are out to convince people |
1002 | 00:43:03,019 | 00:43:04,992 | that the educated are soft and privileged | that the educated are soft and privileged |
1003 | 00:43:05,016 | 00:43:07,985 | and out to make them feel like they're less than. You know. | and out to make them feel like they're less than. You know. |
1004 | 00:43:08,009 | 00:43:10,985 | "He may be educated, but I'm plain-spoken, just like you." | "He may be educated, but I'm plain-spoken, just like you." |
1005 | 00:43:11,009 | 00:43:11,990 | Especially when we know | Especially when we know |
1006 | 00:43:12,014 | 00:43:13,996 | that education can be the silver bullet. | that education can be the silver bullet. |
1007 | 00:43:14,020 | 00:43:16,978 | It can be the silver bullet, Toby. | It can be the silver bullet, Toby. |
1008 | 00:43:17,002 | 00:43:18,985 | For crime, unemployment, poverty, | For crime, unemployment, poverty, |
1009 | 00:43:19,009 | 00:43:21,991 | drugs, hatred... Who you trying to convince? | drugs, hatred... Who you trying to convince? |
1010 | 00:43:22,015 | 00:43:25,997 | I'm just saying I don't watch the pitch go by. | I'm just saying I don't watch the pitch go by. |
1011 | 00:43:26,021 | 00:43:28,991 | [ Sighs ] Check. | [ Sighs ] Check. |
1012 | 00:43:29,015 | 00:43:31,979 | And if I do, it's not 'cause my father... | And if I do, it's not 'cause my father... |
1013 | 00:43:32,003 | 00:43:33,021 | Was an idiot? | Was an idiot? |
1014 | 00:43:36,004 | 00:43:38,022 | Can we please... | Can we please... |
1015 | 00:43:39,000 | 00:43:39,998 | God. | God. |
1016 | 00:43:40,022 | 00:43:42,997 | Can we please talk about... | Can we please talk about... |
1017 | 00:43:43,021 | 00:43:46,983 | Can we please talk about my father with some respect? | Can we please talk about my father with some respect? |
1018 | 00:43:47,007 | 00:43:48,979 | God. | God. |
1019 | 00:43:49,003 | 00:43:51,020 | He's gone now. Can we... | He's gone now. Can we... |
1020 | 00:43:54,022 | 00:43:56,990 | He's my father. | He's my father. |
1021 | 00:43:57,014 | 00:44:00,003 | He wasn't a Dickens character. | He wasn't a Dickens character. |
1022 | 00:44:02,010 | 00:44:04,005 | Yes, sir. | Yes, sir. |
1023 | 00:44:06,006 | 00:44:08,013 | Leo: Mr. President? Yeah. | Leo: Mr. President? Yeah. |
1024 | 00:44:20,011 | 00:44:21,978 | Check. | Check. |
1025 | 00:44:22,002 | 00:44:23,994 | I'll be back. | I'll be back. |
1026 | 00:44:24,018 | 00:44:25,978 | Don't cheat. | Don't cheat. |
1027 | 00:44:26,002 | 00:44:27,990 | I know exactly where the pieces on the board are. | I know exactly where the pieces on the board are. |
1028 | 00:44:28,014 | 00:44:30,980 | I know exactly where the pieces are on Sam's board. | I know exactly where the pieces are on Sam's board. |
1029 | 00:44:31,004 | 00:44:35,015 | I know exactly where the pieces still are on David Wheadon's. | I know exactly where the pieces still are on David Wheadon's. |
1030 | 00:44:40,005 | 00:44:44,996 | Nancy: Sir, the carriers are 35 minutes from the Strait now. | Nancy: Sir, the carriers are 35 minutes from the Strait now. |
1031 | 00:44:45,020 | 00:44:47,997 | Alright, you can bring the Ambassador back now | Alright, you can bring the Ambassador back now |
1032 | 00:44:48,021 | 00:44:50,993 | and get Beijing. | and get Beijing. |
1033 | 00:44:51,017 | 00:44:52,999 | I'm sorry, sir, it's just a formality... | I'm sorry, sir, it's just a formality... |
1034 | 00:44:53,023 | 00:44:55,986 | She needs the order. | She needs the order. |
1035 | 00:44:56,010 | 00:44:57,992 | The Aegis Destroyers. | The Aegis Destroyers. |
1036 | 00:44:58,016 | 00:44:59,978 | Yes, sir. | Yes, sir. |
1037 | 00:45:00,002 | 00:45:01,993 | Just out of curiosity, what if that doesn't work? | Just out of curiosity, what if that doesn't work? |
1038 | 00:45:02,017 | 00:45:05,989 | I don't know, but for sure we're gonna blame you. | I don't know, but for sure we're gonna blame you. |
1039 | 00:45:06,013 | 00:45:08,007 | Yes, sir. | Yes, sir. |
1040 | 00:45:15,023 | 00:45:17,984 | What's goin' on? I don't know. | What's goin' on? I don't know. |
1041 | 00:45:18,008 | 00:45:19,984 | Toby keeps comin' back at me with... | Toby keeps comin' back at me with... |
1042 | 00:45:20,008 | 00:45:21,984 | I don't know. He... | I don't know. He... |
1043 | 00:45:22,008 | 00:45:23,984 | He says I let the pitch go by. | He says I let the pitch go by. |
1044 | 00:45:24,008 | 00:45:24,991 | What pitch? | What pitch? |
1045 | 00:45:25,015 | 00:45:28,988 | I soften my... I smooth myself out publicly. | I soften my... I smooth myself out publicly. |
1046 | 00:45:29,012 | 00:45:32,989 | It's not a put-on, by the way. I'm honestly folksy. | It's not a put-on, by the way. I'm honestly folksy. |
1047 | 00:45:33,013 | 00:45:34,981 | Yeah. Yeah what? | Yeah. Yeah what? |
1048 | 00:45:35,005 | 00:45:35,984 | Yeah nothing. | Yeah nothing. |
1049 | 00:45:36,008 | 00:45:36,987 | You agree with him? | You agree with him? |
1050 | 00:45:37,011 | 00:45:38,980 | I don't think you let the pitch go by. | I don't think you let the pitch go by. |
1051 | 00:45:39,004 | 00:45:41,999 | I don't. I think you foul it off. | I don't. I think you foul it off. |
1052 | 00:45:42,023 | 00:45:44,978 | Yeah, well, he keeps comin' back at me. | Yeah, well, he keeps comin' back at me. |
1053 | 00:45:45,002 | 00:45:46,980 | You invited him back this time, didn't you? | You invited him back this time, didn't you? |
1054 | 00:45:47,004 | 00:45:48,995 | Alright. | Alright. |
1055 | 00:45:49,019 | 00:45:53,014 | So, what are you doin'? | So, what are you doin'? |
1056 | 00:45:55,013 | 00:45:56,978 | [ Sighs ] | [ Sighs ] |
1057 | 00:45:57,002 | 00:45:59,014 | Just playin' a little chess. | Just playin' a little chess. |
1058 | 00:46:19,002 | 00:46:27,002 | ♪♪ | ♪♪ |
1059 | 00:46:28,015 | 00:46:32,978 | With the passage of the 13th, 14th, 15th, and 19th Amendments, | With the passage of the 13th, 14th, 15th, and 19th Amendments, |
1060 | 00:46:33,002 | 00:46:34,362 | we knocked down voting restrictions | we knocked down voting restrictions |
1061 | 00:46:35,001 | 00:46:37,022 | based on race and sex. | based on race and sex. |
1062 | 00:46:38,000 | 00:46:39,992 | Then some of the states pushed back | Then some of the states pushed back |
1063 | 00:46:40,016 | 00:46:43,990 | and found new ways to keep some people from voting... | and found new ways to keep some people from voting... |
1064 | 00:46:44,014 | 00:46:45,997 | Poll taxes, literacy tests, | Poll taxes, literacy tests, |
1065 | 00:46:46,021 | 00:46:48,988 | naming all 54 county commissioners, | naming all 54 county commissioners, |
1066 | 00:46:49,012 | 00:46:51,998 | guessing the number of jellybeans in a jar. | guessing the number of jellybeans in a jar. |
1067 | 00:46:52,022 | 00:46:54,995 | We still had a long way to go. | We still had a long way to go. |
1068 | 00:46:55,019 | 00:46:59,979 | In the '50s and '60s, we marched, we protested, | In the '50s and '60s, we marched, we protested, |
1069 | 00:47:00,003 | 00:47:02,990 | and a lot of people had to put their lives on the line, | and a lot of people had to put their lives on the line, |
1070 | 00:47:03,014 | 00:47:04,990 | and many gave their lives, | and many gave their lives, |
1071 | 00:47:05,014 | 00:47:09,988 | before we could pass the Voting Rights Act in 1965. | before we could pass the Voting Rights Act in 1965. |
1072 | 00:47:10,012 | 00:47:14,990 | That landmark law swept away a century of shameful efforts | That landmark law swept away a century of shameful efforts |
1073 | 00:47:15,014 | 00:47:16,991 | to suppress the vote | to suppress the vote |
1074 | 00:47:17,015 | 00:47:19,981 | and mandated that states and counties with a history | and mandated that states and counties with a history |
1075 | 00:47:20,005 | 00:47:20,992 | of voter suppression | of voter suppression |
1076 | 00:47:21,016 | 00:47:23,983 | couldn't make any changes to their voting laws | couldn't make any changes to their voting laws |
1077 | 00:47:24,007 | 00:47:27,982 | without running them by the Justice Department first. | without running them by the Justice Department first. |
1078 | 00:47:28,006 | 00:47:31,981 | Then in 1971, we lower the voting age to 18. | Then in 1971, we lower the voting age to 18. |
1079 | 00:47:32,005 | 00:47:33,996 | In '75, we pass new voting protections | In '75, we pass new voting protections |
1080 | 00:47:34,020 | 00:47:36,983 | for people with limited English skills. | for people with limited English skills. |
1081 | 00:47:37,007 | 00:47:38,998 | In '82, we make voting more accessible | In '82, we make voting more accessible |
1082 | 00:47:39,022 | 00:47:41,989 | for the elderly and people with disabilities, | for the elderly and people with disabilities, |
1083 | 00:47:42,013 | 00:47:45,984 | and in '93, I sign the Motor-Voter law, | and in '93, I sign the Motor-Voter law, |
1084 | 00:47:46,008 | 00:47:46,991 | which let people register | which let people register |
1085 | 00:47:47,015 | 00:47:49,979 | when they applied for driver's licenses. | when they applied for driver's licenses. |
1086 | 00:47:50,003 | 00:47:51,981 | In its very first year, | In its very first year, |
1087 | 00:47:52,005 | 00:47:56,987 | that law accounted for 30 million new voters. | that law accounted for 30 million new voters. |
1088 | 00:47:57,011 | 00:47:59,978 | But two centuries of progress | But two centuries of progress |
1089 | 00:48:00,002 | 00:48:02,022 | just came to a halt seven years ago | just came to a halt seven years ago |
1090 | 00:48:03,000 | 00:48:05,984 | when the Supreme Court gutted the Voting Rights Act | when the Supreme Court gutted the Voting Rights Act |
1091 | 00:48:06,008 | 00:48:07,981 | and said that even states and counties | and said that even states and counties |
1092 | 00:48:08,005 | 00:48:09,992 | with long histories of voter suppression | with long histories of voter suppression |
1093 | 00:48:10,016 | 00:48:12,998 | no longer had to submit changes in their election laws | no longer had to submit changes in their election laws |
1094 | 00:48:13,022 | 00:48:16,994 | to the Justice Department for review. | to the Justice Department for review. |
1095 | 00:48:17,018 | 00:48:20,022 | In her strong dissent, Justice Ginsburg said | In her strong dissent, Justice Ginsburg said |
1096 | 00:48:21,000 | 00:48:24,022 | that throwing out a system that had worked so well for so long | that throwing out a system that had worked so well for so long |
1097 | 00:48:25,000 | 00:48:28,983 | was like, "throwing away your umbrella in a rainstorm | was like, "throwing away your umbrella in a rainstorm |
1098 | 00:48:29,007 | 00:48:31,022 | because you're not getting wet." | because you're not getting wet." |
1099 | 00:48:32,000 | 00:48:34,993 | Well, we're all getting wet now. | Well, we're all getting wet now. |
1100 | 00:48:35,017 | 00:48:37,997 | We've been rained on in the last seven years, | We've been rained on in the last seven years, |
1101 | 00:48:38,021 | 00:48:40,998 | by 26 states that have made it harder to vote. | by 26 states that have made it harder to vote. |
1102 | 00:48:41,022 | 00:48:44,997 | Voter I.D. laws, cuts in voting hours and early voting, | Voter I.D. laws, cuts in voting hours and early voting, |
1103 | 00:48:45,021 | 00:48:46,989 | purges of voter rolls, | purges of voter rolls, |
1104 | 00:48:47,013 | 00:48:49,991 | and eliminating polling places and voting machines | and eliminating polling places and voting machines |
1105 | 00:48:50,015 | 00:48:52,023 | so that you're standing in line for hours, | so that you're standing in line for hours, |
1106 | 00:48:53,001 | 00:48:55,987 | and now even crippling the Postal Service | and now even crippling the Postal Service |
1107 | 00:48:56,011 | 00:48:57,985 | in the midst of a pandemic | in the midst of a pandemic |
1108 | 00:48:58,009 | 00:49:01,983 | so that your vote might not be counted at all. | so that your vote might not be counted at all. |
1109 | 00:49:02,007 | 00:49:03,984 | So ask yourself this... | So ask yourself this... |
1110 | 00:49:04,008 | 00:49:05,998 | If your vote really doesn't matter, | If your vote really doesn't matter, |
1111 | 00:49:06,022 | 00:49:09,981 | why are people working so very hard | why are people working so very hard |
1112 | 00:49:10,005 | 00:49:12,987 | to make sure you don't cast it? | to make sure you don't cast it? |
1113 | 00:49:13,011 | 00:49:15,997 | Because it does matter. There's real power in your vote, | Because it does matter. There's real power in your vote, |
1114 | 00:49:16,021 | 00:49:19,990 | the power to make our Union more perfect. | the power to make our Union more perfect. |
1115 | 00:49:20,014 | 00:49:21,978 | And there's only one response | And there's only one response |
1116 | 00:49:22,002 | 00:49:24,990 | to people who are trying to suppress your vote... | to people who are trying to suppress your vote... |
1117 | 00:49:25,014 | 00:49:26,990 | Make sure they fail. | Make sure they fail. |
1118 | 00:49:27,014 | 00:49:29,982 | It's our turn to push the boulder up the hill, | It's our turn to push the boulder up the hill, |
1119 | 00:49:30,006 | 00:49:33,994 | our turn to use our power to make a more perfect Union, | our turn to use our power to make a more perfect Union, |
1120 | 00:49:34,018 | 00:49:39,980 | our turn, our sacred duty, to vote. | our turn, our sacred duty, to vote. |
1121 | 00:49:40,004 | 00:49:41,987 | I'm Sterling Brown, and first, let me say | I'm Sterling Brown, and first, let me say |
1122 | 00:49:42,011 | 00:49:42,998 | it's an honor to be here tonight. | it's an honor to be here tonight. |
1123 | 00:49:43,022 | 00:49:44,986 | And you should know we all think you're doing | And you should know we all think you're doing |
1124 | 00:49:45,010 | 00:49:46,982 | a perfectly adequate job. | a perfectly adequate job. |
1125 | 00:49:47,006 | 00:49:47,994 | Appreciate it. | Appreciate it. |
1126 | 00:49:48,018 | 00:49:52,985 | Only 40% of African-Americans between 18 and 24 voted in 2016. | Only 40% of African-Americans between 18 and 24 voted in 2016. |
1127 | 00:49:53,009 | 00:49:55,978 | And today, even at the height of Black Lives Matter, | And today, even at the height of Black Lives Matter, |
1128 | 00:49:56,002 | 00:49:57,995 | too many young Black men think elections just don't matter. | too many young Black men think elections just don't matter. |
1129 | 00:49:58,019 | 00:50:00,990 | It's not surprising that many of you feel that way | It's not surprising that many of you feel that way |
1130 | 00:50:01,014 | 00:50:02,979 | after decades of suppression, | after decades of suppression, |
1131 | 00:50:03,003 | 00:50:05,978 | disenfranchisement, gerrymandering, and much worse. | disenfranchisement, gerrymandering, and much worse. |
1132 | 00:50:06,002 | 00:50:08,983 | In 2016, there were foreign disinformation campaigns | In 2016, there were foreign disinformation campaigns |
1133 | 00:50:09,007 | 00:50:11,983 | aimed specifically at reducing the Black male vote. | aimed specifically at reducing the Black male vote. |
1134 | 00:50:12,007 | 00:50:12,998 | And they were successful. | And they were successful. |
1135 | 00:50:13,022 | 00:50:15,989 | So it's no wonder that so many have tuned out, turned off, | So it's no wonder that so many have tuned out, turned off, |
1136 | 00:50:16,013 | 00:50:18,979 | and come to think that politics doesn't speak for them. | and come to think that politics doesn't speak for them. |
1137 | 00:50:19,003 | 00:50:20,979 | Don't fall for it. Don't listen to those | Don't fall for it. Don't listen to those |
1138 | 00:50:21,003 | 00:50:22,996 | who are dying for you to sit on your hands. | who are dying for you to sit on your hands. |
1139 | 00:50:23,020 | 00:50:26,022 | If you're sick, not just of the coronavirus, | If you're sick, not just of the coronavirus, |
1140 | 00:50:27,000 | 00:50:27,986 | but the fact that African-Americans | but the fact that African-Americans |
1141 | 00:50:28,010 | 00:50:29,988 | are twice as likely to die from it... | are twice as likely to die from it... |
1142 | 00:50:30,012 | 00:50:32,978 | This election matters to you, and you need to vote. | This election matters to you, and you need to vote. |
1143 | 00:50:33,002 | 00:50:34,989 | If you're sick, not just of the recession, | If you're sick, not just of the recession, |
1144 | 00:50:35,013 | 00:50:37,022 | but the fact that our community's hit first, | but the fact that our community's hit first, |
1145 | 00:50:38,000 | 00:50:38,991 | hardest, and longest, | hardest, and longest, |
1146 | 00:50:39,015 | 00:50:41,982 | this election matters to you, and you need to vote. | this election matters to you, and you need to vote. |
1147 | 00:50:42,006 | 00:50:44,999 | If you're sick, not just of police brutality, | If you're sick, not just of police brutality, |
1148 | 00:50:45,023 | 00:50:47,985 | but the fact that no amount of marching or shouting | but the fact that no amount of marching or shouting |
1149 | 00:50:48,009 | 00:50:49,978 | seems to change a damn thing about it, | seems to change a damn thing about it, |
1150 | 00:50:50,002 | 00:50:51,998 | this election matters to you, and you need to vote. | this election matters to you, and you need to vote. |
1151 | 00:50:52,022 | 00:50:54,989 | This election will decide our health care, | This election will decide our health care, |
1152 | 00:50:55,013 | 00:50:57,980 | our economy, our criminal justice system, | our economy, our criminal justice system, |
1153 | 00:50:58,004 | 00:51:00,992 | our cities, our schools our country... | our cities, our schools our country... |
1154 | 00:51:01,016 | 00:51:05,980 | Our country... a country in which we are not guests. | Our country... a country in which we are not guests. |
1155 | 00:51:06,004 | 00:51:07,999 | This is no time to tune out, it's time to turn out | This is no time to tune out, it's time to turn out |
1156 | 00:51:08,023 | 00:51:09,991 | in greater numbers than ever before. | in greater numbers than ever before. |
1157 | 00:51:10,015 | 00:51:11,999 | If you want politicians to care about you, | If you want politicians to care about you, |
1158 | 00:51:12,023 | 00:51:13,995 | to care about your family and your future, | to care about your family and your future, |
1159 | 00:51:14,019 | 00:51:16,996 | don't pass up the greatest tool at your disposal. | don't pass up the greatest tool at your disposal. |
1160 | 00:51:17,020 | 00:51:22,010 | We can't let anyone discourage or deceive us into turning away. | We can't let anyone discourage or deceive us into turning away. |
1161 | 00:51:24,007 | 00:51:26,989 | Emily: "Act Four. Interior lobby... night. | Emily: "Act Four. Interior lobby... night. |
1162 | 00:51:27,013 | 00:51:29,998 | C.J. comes in the front door carrying three pizzas. | C.J. comes in the front door carrying three pizzas. |
1163 | 00:51:30,022 | 00:51:31,983 | She takes out her swipe card | She takes out her swipe card |
1164 | 00:51:32,007 | 00:51:33,987 | and runs it through the security detector. | and runs it through the security detector. |
1165 | 00:51:34,011 | 00:51:36,981 | Suddenly, alarms buzz. | Suddenly, alarms buzz. |
1166 | 00:51:37,005 | 00:51:37,992 | Would you stay right there, please? | Would you stay right there, please? |
1167 | 00:51:38,016 | 00:51:39,985 | Tommy, it's me. Stay there. | Tommy, it's me. Stay there. |
1168 | 00:51:40,009 | 00:51:40,996 | What happened? She ran the card through. | What happened? She ran the card through. |
1169 | 00:51:41,020 | 00:51:42,978 | It must be bent or something. | It must be bent or something. |
1170 | 00:51:43,002 | 00:51:43,986 | Would you stay right there please? | Would you stay right there please? |
1171 | 00:51:44,010 | 00:51:44,990 | I'm staying right here. I haven't moved. | I'm staying right here. I haven't moved. |
1172 | 00:51:45,014 | 00:51:46,981 | Look... Guys, it's me. | Look... Guys, it's me. |
1173 | 00:51:47,005 | 00:51:47,990 | This card says you're Charles Young. | This card says you're Charles Young. |
1174 | 00:51:48,014 | 00:51:49,990 | Yes. Okay, well, obviously I'm not. | Yes. Okay, well, obviously I'm not. |
1175 | 00:51:50,014 | 00:51:51,978 | Why do you have a card that doesn't belong to you? | Why do you have a card that doesn't belong to you? |
1176 | 00:51:52,002 | 00:51:52,982 | - Because... - What's goin' on? | - Because... - What's goin' on? |
1177 | 00:51:53,006 | 00:51:53,996 | Mr. McGarry, this woman has a card | Mr. McGarry, this woman has a card |
1178 | 00:51:54,020 | 00:51:55,994 | that doesn't belong to her. C.J., what the hell... | that doesn't belong to her. C.J., what the hell... |
1179 | 00:51:56,018 | 00:51:57,994 | Charlie's getting me back for... Stay where you are, please. | Charlie's getting me back for... Stay where you are, please. |
1180 | 00:51:58,018 | 00:51:59,989 | - Oh, my God. - Tommy, sign her in | - Oh, my God. - Tommy, sign her in |
1181 | 00:52:00,013 | 00:52:01,573 | - with an appointment. - An appointment? | - with an appointment. - An appointment? |
1182 | 00:52:02,001 | 00:52:04,016 | Be in your office in 15 minutes. | Be in your office in 15 minutes. |
1183 | 00:52:09,016 | 00:52:09,997 | [ Sighs ] | [ Sighs ] |
1184 | 00:52:10,021 | 00:52:11,982 | Donna: Roberta, those are all good points | Donna: Roberta, those are all good points |
1185 | 00:52:12,006 | 00:52:13,979 | and perfectly valid areas of disagreement. | and perfectly valid areas of disagreement. |
1186 | 00:52:14,003 | 00:52:15,978 | But what I don't understand... | But what I don't understand... |
1187 | 00:52:16,002 | 00:52:16,990 | I was saying what I don't understand | I was saying what I don't understand |
1188 | 00:52:17,014 | 00:52:18,989 | is that you guys were such fans of the President. | is that you guys were such fans of the President. |
1189 | 00:52:19,013 | 00:52:20,980 | You loved him when he was Governor, | You loved him when he was Governor, |
1190 | 00:52:21,004 | 00:52:23,996 | and you worked so hard for him when he was campaigning. | and you worked so hard for him when he was campaigning. |
1191 | 00:52:24,020 | 00:52:26,978 | Yeah. | Yeah. |
1192 | 00:52:27,002 | 00:52:27,997 | Yeah. Well, he didn't lie. | Yeah. Well, he didn't lie. |
1193 | 00:52:28,021 | 00:52:29,998 | No, he didn't lie, Mackey. And I'll tell you what else, | No, he didn't lie, Mackey. And I'll tell you what else, |
1194 | 00:52:30,022 | 00:52:32,978 | the man just accepted a Congressional censure, | the man just accepted a Congressional censure, |
1195 | 00:52:33,002 | 00:52:34,981 | and I think it's time... | and I think it's time... |
1196 | 00:52:35,005 | 00:52:35,996 | And he should be held to a higher standard, | And he should be held to a higher standard, |
1197 | 00:52:36,020 | 00:52:37,998 | and believe me, he holds himself to a higher standard, | and believe me, he holds himself to a higher standard, |
1198 | 00:52:38,022 | 00:52:41,994 | but sometimes he doesn't meet it because presidents aren't kings. | but sometimes he doesn't meet it because presidents aren't kings. |
1199 | 00:52:42,018 | 00:52:43,996 | This one's an economist from New Hampshire, | This one's an economist from New Hampshire, |
1200 | 00:52:44,020 | 00:52:45,991 | and I think it's time you got off your horse. | and I think it's time you got off your horse. |
1201 | 00:52:46,015 | 00:52:48,978 | Donna... I am standing out here | Donna... I am standing out here |
1202 | 00:52:49,002 | 00:52:50,982 | in the middle of the night... Donna... | in the middle of the night... Donna... |
1203 | 00:52:51,006 | 00:52:51,986 | Hold on, please. | Hold on, please. |
1204 | 00:52:52,010 | 00:52:52,995 | No, I've kinda had it now, too. | No, I've kinda had it now, too. |
1205 | 00:52:53,019 | 00:52:54,984 | They're shocked and appalled and disappointed. | They're shocked and appalled and disappointed. |
1206 | 00:52:55,008 | 00:52:55,998 | But really, they're none of those things, | But really, they're none of those things, |
1207 | 00:52:56,022 | 00:52:57,987 | they just wish they were. | they just wish they were. |
1208 | 00:52:58,011 | 00:53:01,991 | Never missing an opportunity to feel morally superior... | Never missing an opportunity to feel morally superior... |
1209 | 00:53:02,015 | 00:53:04,022 | I don't know, what do you want me to do now? | I don't know, what do you want me to do now? |
1210 | 00:53:05,000 | 00:53:06,986 | Let 'em vote. | Let 'em vote. |
1211 | 00:53:07,010 | 00:53:07,993 | What does that mean? | What does that mean? |
1212 | 00:53:08,017 | 00:53:11,018 | I came out here to tell you to let 'em vote. | I came out here to tell you to let 'em vote. |
1213 | 00:53:14,015 | 00:53:16,981 | Hey, guys, it's Josh Lyman. | Hey, guys, it's Josh Lyman. |
1214 | 00:53:17,005 | 00:53:18,983 | We just wanted to call and thank you again | We just wanted to call and thank you again |
1215 | 00:53:19,007 | 00:53:21,995 | for all your work and remind you that the polls | for all your work and remind you that the polls |
1216 | 00:53:22,019 | 00:53:24,982 | in Hartsfield's Landing open in 14 minutes. | in Hartsfield's Landing open in 14 minutes. |
1217 | 00:53:25,006 | 00:53:27,995 | You got the chains on the truck, Mackey? | You got the chains on the truck, Mackey? |
1218 | 00:53:28,019 | 00:53:30,991 | Yeah, and tell your sister in Oregon | Yeah, and tell your sister in Oregon |
1219 | 00:53:31,015 | 00:53:32,991 | I'm gonna try to learn something about salmon. | I'm gonna try to learn something about salmon. |
1220 | 00:53:33,015 | 00:53:36,987 | Right now, all I know is they're good on a bagel. | Right now, all I know is they're good on a bagel. |
1221 | 00:53:37,011 | 00:53:39,982 | G'night. | G'night. |
1222 | 00:53:40,006 | 00:53:42,999 | Maybe they are morally superior. | Maybe they are morally superior. |
1223 | 00:53:43,023 | 00:53:46,991 | Anyway, they get to vote. | Anyway, they get to vote. |
1224 | 00:53:47,015 | 00:53:49,022 | It's freezing out here. | It's freezing out here. |
1225 | 00:53:56,008 | 00:54:02,020 | ♪♪ | ♪♪ |
1226 | 00:54:13,014 | 00:54:15,018 | Toby: Abbey told me a story once. | Toby: Abbey told me a story once. |
1227 | 00:54:17,014 | 00:54:21,023 | She said you were at a party once | She said you were at a party once |
1228 | 00:54:22,001 | 00:54:24,978 | where you were bending a guy's ear. | where you were bending a guy's ear. |
1229 | 00:54:25,002 | 00:54:27,984 | You were telling him that Ellie had mastered | You were telling him that Ellie had mastered |
1230 | 00:54:28,008 | 00:54:28,998 | her multiplication tables | her multiplication tables |
1231 | 00:54:29,022 | 00:54:33,983 | and that she was in third grade reading at a fifth grade level, | and that she was in third grade reading at a fifth grade level, |
1232 | 00:54:34,007 | 00:54:37,990 | and she loved books, and she'd scored two goals | and she loved books, and she'd scored two goals |
1233 | 00:54:38,014 | 00:54:40,987 | for her soccer team the week before, | for her soccer team the week before, |
1234 | 00:54:41,011 | 00:54:43,988 | and you were going on and on. | and you were going on and on. |
1235 | 00:54:44,012 | 00:54:47,989 | And what made Abbey's story remarkable | And what made Abbey's story remarkable |
1236 | 00:54:48,013 | 00:54:50,984 | was that the party you were at was in Stockholm. | was that the party you were at was in Stockholm. |
1237 | 00:54:51,008 | 00:54:53,996 | The man you were talking to was King Gustav | The man you were talking to was King Gustav |
1238 | 00:54:54,020 | 00:54:55,982 | who two hours earlier | who two hours earlier |
1239 | 00:54:56,006 | 00:55:00,981 | had awarded you the Nobel Prize in Economics. | had awarded you the Nobel Prize in Economics. |
1240 | 00:55:01,005 | 00:55:03,990 | I mean, my God. | I mean, my God. |
1241 | 00:55:04,014 | 00:55:05,990 | You'd just won the Nobel Prize, | You'd just won the Nobel Prize, |
1242 | 00:55:06,014 | 00:55:08,990 | and all you wanted to talk about to the King of Sweden | and all you wanted to talk about to the King of Sweden |
1243 | 00:55:09,014 | 00:55:11,982 | was Ellie's multiplication tables. | was Ellie's multiplication tables. |
1244 | 00:55:12,006 | 00:55:14,000 | What's your point? | What's your point? |
1245 | 00:55:18,022 | 00:55:21,987 | You're a good father. You don't have to act like it. | You're a good father. You don't have to act like it. |
1246 | 00:55:22,011 | 00:55:25,986 | You're the President. You don't have to act like it. | You're the President. You don't have to act like it. |
1247 | 00:55:26,010 | 00:55:28,978 | You're a good man. You don't have to act like it. | You're a good man. You don't have to act like it. |
1248 | 00:55:29,002 | 00:55:32,982 | You're not a regular guy. You're not just folks. | You're not a regular guy. You're not just folks. |
1249 | 00:55:33,006 | 00:55:33,999 | You're not plain spoken. | You're not plain spoken. |
1250 | 00:55:34,023 | 00:55:37,997 | Do not, do not, do not act like it! | Do not, do not, do not act like it! |
1251 | 00:55:38,021 | 00:55:40,016 | I don't want to be killed. | I don't want to be killed. |
1252 | 00:55:43,012 | 00:55:47,023 | Then make this election about smart and not. | Then make this election about smart and not. |
1253 | 00:55:48,001 | 00:55:52,979 | Make it about engaged and not, | Make it about engaged and not, |
1254 | 00:55:53,003 | 00:55:55,014 | qualified and not. | qualified and not. |
1255 | 00:55:56,023 | 00:55:59,995 | Make it about a heavyweight. | Make it about a heavyweight. |
1256 | 00:56:00,019 | 00:56:02,017 | You're a heavyweight. | You're a heavyweight. |
1257 | 00:56:07,007 | 00:56:10,003 | And you've been holding me up for too many rounds. | And you've been holding me up for too many rounds. |
1258 | 00:56:24,016 | 00:56:28,001 | Pick up your king. We're not done playing yet. | Pick up your king. We're not done playing yet. |
1259 | 00:56:35,018 | 00:56:37,986 | - Hello. - How you doin'? | - Hello. - How you doin'? |
1260 | 00:56:38,010 | 00:56:39,290 | You really want to dance with me? | You really want to dance with me? |
1261 | 00:56:40,000 | 00:56:40,981 | Wouldn't it have been a lot easier | Wouldn't it have been a lot easier |
1262 | 00:56:41,005 | 00:56:41,994 | to respect the rules and regulations? | to respect the rules and regulations? |
1263 | 00:56:42,018 | 00:56:43,986 | What are you doing in here? Leo told me to be here. | What are you doing in here? Leo told me to be here. |
1264 | 00:56:44,010 | 00:56:45,984 | - Leo... - What the hell... | - Leo... - What the hell... |
1265 | 00:56:46,008 | 00:56:49,008 | [ Both speaking indistinctly ] | [ Both speaking indistinctly ] |
1266 | 00:56:54,012 | 00:56:56,023 | ...and Crazy-Glued my phone. | ...and Crazy-Glued my phone. |
1267 | 00:56:59,004 | 00:57:00,998 | Alright. | Alright. |
1268 | 00:57:01,022 | 00:57:03,984 | I think it's fine, people blowing off a little steam, | I think it's fine, people blowing off a little steam, |
1269 | 00:57:04,008 | 00:57:07,989 | but now it's done, and it's time for one of you to be mature. | but now it's done, and it's time for one of you to be mature. |
1270 | 00:57:08,013 | 00:57:10,023 | Well, God knows C.J.'s a lot more mature than I am. | Well, God knows C.J.'s a lot more mature than I am. |
1271 | 00:57:11,001 | 00:57:11,993 | - Hey! - Excuse me, Leo? | - Hey! - Excuse me, Leo? |
1272 | 00:57:12,017 | 00:57:15,012 | Yeah. Nancy McNally's calling for you. | Yeah. Nancy McNally's calling for you. |
1273 | 00:57:17,010 | 00:57:20,011 | Okay. Well, that's that. | Okay. Well, that's that. |
1274 | 00:57:29,009 | 00:57:31,993 | How long do you usually make people your bitch? | How long do you usually make people your bitch? |
1275 | 00:57:32,017 | 00:57:34,986 | Depends. | Depends. |
1276 | 00:57:35,010 | 00:57:37,010 | Okay. | Okay. |
1277 | 00:57:41,013 | 00:57:41,996 | I'm sorry, I got tied up. | I'm sorry, I got tied up. |
1278 | 00:57:42,020 | 00:57:45,978 | No, that's fine. | No, that's fine. |
1279 | 00:57:46,002 | 00:57:46,999 | Let's get back to it. | Let's get back to it. |
1280 | 00:57:47,023 | 00:57:49,983 | Sir, I looked something up while you were gone. | Sir, I looked something up while you were gone. |
1281 | 00:57:50,007 | 00:57:51,989 | Eisenhower, it seemed, at all costs, | Eisenhower, it seemed, at all costs, |
1282 | 00:57:52,013 | 00:57:55,979 | wanted to avoid sending ships to resupply Quemoy and Matsu, | wanted to avoid sending ships to resupply Quemoy and Matsu, |
1283 | 00:57:56,003 | 00:57:57,998 | because they'd be less than a mile from the Chinese Army. | because they'd be less than a mile from the Chinese Army. |
1284 | 00:57:58,022 | 00:58:00,986 | A private could... Well, everybody was a private | A private could... Well, everybody was a private |
1285 | 00:58:01,010 | 00:58:02,988 | in Mao's army... But a private could fire | in Mao's army... But a private could fire |
1286 | 00:58:03,012 | 00:58:03,998 | on the ships, and that'd be it. | on the ships, and that'd be it. |
1287 | 00:58:04,022 | 00:58:05,987 | We'd be at war, we'd have to be. | We'd be at war, we'd have to be. |
1288 | 00:58:06,011 | 00:58:06,996 | Yeah. | Yeah. |
1289 | 00:58:07,020 | 00:58:08,981 | Eisenhower wouldn't do it. | Eisenhower wouldn't do it. |
1290 | 00:58:09,005 | 00:58:09,992 | No. | No. |
1291 | 00:58:10,016 | 00:58:11,983 | Why are you? | Why are you? |
1292 | 00:58:12,007 | 00:58:12,990 | Look at the whole board. | Look at the whole board. |
1293 | 00:58:13,014 | 00:58:13,990 | I am. You're not. | I am. You're not. |
1294 | 00:58:14,014 | 00:58:16,980 | I'm trying. Sam... | I'm trying. Sam... |
1295 | 00:58:17,004 | 00:58:19,994 | Why send a carrier group to the Taiwan Strait? | Why send a carrier group to the Taiwan Strait? |
1296 | 00:58:20,018 | 00:58:22,982 | Are they in the Taiwan Strait? They're on their way. | Are they in the Taiwan Strait? They're on their way. |
1297 | 00:58:23,006 | 00:58:25,986 | Is that the same thing? | Is that the same thing? |
1298 | 00:58:26,010 | 00:58:27,986 | How does this end? | How does this end? |
1299 | 00:58:28,010 | 00:58:31,983 | Sir? | Sir? |
1300 | 00:58:32,007 | 00:58:34,000 | Like this. | Like this. |
1301 | 00:58:49,007 | 00:58:49,991 | Turn 'em around. | Turn 'em around. |
1302 | 00:58:50,015 | 00:58:51,988 | I'll make some calls and thank people. | I'll make some calls and thank people. |
1303 | 00:58:52,012 | 00:58:54,999 | Yes, sir. And thank you, by the way. | Yes, sir. And thank you, by the way. |
1304 | 00:58:55,023 | 00:58:57,017 | You, too. | You, too. |
1305 | 00:59:15,000 | 00:59:16,985 | I'd like to try it without looking at the note. | I'd like to try it without looking at the note. |
1306 | 00:59:17,009 | 00:59:19,979 | Okay. | Okay. |
1307 | 00:59:20,003 | 00:59:22,978 | China agrees to stand down the war games. | China agrees to stand down the war games. |
1308 | 00:59:23,002 | 00:59:24,988 | Yeah. And they agree to let Taiwan | Yeah. And they agree to let Taiwan |
1309 | 00:59:25,012 | 00:59:26,022 | test the Patriots. | test the Patriots. |
1310 | 00:59:27,000 | 00:59:27,992 | One Patriot. Yes. | One Patriot. Yes. |
1311 | 00:59:28,016 | 00:59:29,980 | And we... | And we... |
1312 | 00:59:30,004 | 00:59:31,990 | Please, I hope that I'm right about this... | Please, I hope that I'm right about this... |
1313 | 00:59:32,014 | 00:59:34,993 | We agree not to sell the Aegis Destroyers to Taiwan | We agree not to sell the Aegis Destroyers to Taiwan |
1314 | 00:59:35,017 | 00:59:37,991 | for a period of, I don't know, say five years. | for a period of, I don't know, say five years. |
1315 | 00:59:38,015 | 00:59:39,022 | 10 years, but you got it. | 10 years, but you got it. |
1316 | 00:59:40,000 | 00:59:42,991 | Sir, the Aegis... The Aegis radar technology | Sir, the Aegis... The Aegis radar technology |
1317 | 00:59:43,015 | 00:59:46,999 | is not something... I mean, what if Taiwan were to fall to China? | is not something... I mean, what if Taiwan were to fall to China? |
1318 | 00:59:47,023 | 00:59:49,996 | These ships cost something like $800 million a piece. | These ships cost something like $800 million a piece. |
1319 | 00:59:50,020 | 00:59:53,988 | Buying four of them would eat up half of Taiwan's defense budget. | Buying four of them would eat up half of Taiwan's defense budget. |
1320 | 00:59:54,012 | 00:59:55,993 | And so? | And so? |
1321 | 00:59:56,017 | 00:59:58,989 | You never were gonna sell 'em the destroyers. | You never were gonna sell 'em the destroyers. |
1322 | 00:59:59,013 | 01:00:02,023 | But everybody wakes up alive in the morning | But everybody wakes up alive in the morning |
1323 | 01:00:03,001 | 01:00:04,981 | and saves a little face. | and saves a little face. |
1324 | 01:00:05,005 | 01:00:06,991 | [ Scoffs ] I don't know how you... | [ Scoffs ] I don't know how you... |
1325 | 01:00:07,015 | 01:00:08,997 | I don't know what the word... | I don't know what the word... |
1326 | 01:00:09,021 | 01:00:10,989 | I don't know how you do it. | I don't know how you do it. |
1327 | 01:00:11,013 | 01:00:12,987 | You have a lot of help. | You have a lot of help. |
1328 | 01:00:13,011 | 01:00:14,991 | You listen to everybody. | You listen to everybody. |
1329 | 01:00:15,015 | 01:00:17,988 | And then you call the play. | And then you call the play. |
1330 | 01:00:18,012 | 01:00:20,985 | Sam, stand up and come here, would you? | Sam, stand up and come here, would you? |
1331 | 01:00:21,009 | 01:00:24,981 | You're gonna run for President one day. | You're gonna run for President one day. |
1332 | 01:00:25,005 | 01:00:28,984 | Don't be scared. | Don't be scared. |
1333 | 01:00:29,008 | 01:00:31,979 | Checkmate. | Checkmate. |
1334 | 01:00:32,003 | 01:00:35,988 | ♪♪ | ♪♪ |
1335 | 01:00:36,012 | 01:00:36,999 | Reporter: ...Town Hall's a filing cabinet | Reporter: ...Town Hall's a filing cabinet |
1336 | 01:00:37,023 | 01:00:39,979 | and a counter top in the town clerk's basement. | and a counter top in the town clerk's basement. |
1337 | 01:00:40,003 | 01:00:41,979 | But Hartsfield's Landing, New Hampshire, is where democracy | But Hartsfield's Landing, New Hampshire, is where democracy |
1338 | 01:00:42,003 | 01:00:43,981 | begins for the world's only superpower. | begins for the world's only superpower. |
1339 | 01:00:44,005 | 01:00:44,994 | It's 12:01 a.m., | It's 12:01 a.m., |
1340 | 01:00:45,018 | 01:00:47,978 | and the registrar of voters who's also the principle... | and the registrar of voters who's also the principle... |
1341 | 01:00:48,002 | 01:00:50,988 | [ Indistinct conversations ] | [ Indistinct conversations ] |
1342 | 01:00:51,012 | 01:00:52,052 | - Claude Abernathy. - Here. | - Claude Abernathy. - Here. |
1343 | 01:00:53,000 | 01:00:54,994 | Please step up and cast your vote. | Please step up and cast your vote. |
1344 | 01:00:55,018 | 01:00:56,981 | - Diana Abernathy. - Here. | - Diana Abernathy. - Here. |
1345 | 01:00:57,005 | 01:00:58,994 | Please step up and cast your vote. | Please step up and cast your vote. |
1346 | 01:00:59,018 | 01:01:00,981 | - Barney Braddock. - Here. | - Barney Braddock. - Here. |
1347 | 01:01:01,005 | 01:01:03,986 | Please step up and cast your vote. | Please step up and cast your vote. |
1348 | 01:01:04,010 | 01:01:05,978 | - Lillian Braddock. - Here. | - Lillian Braddock. - Here. |
1349 | 01:01:06,002 | 01:01:09,992 | Lillian's 18, everyone. This is her first vote. | Lillian's 18, everyone. This is her first vote. |
1350 | 01:01:10,016 | 01:01:12,982 | Please step up and cast your vote. | Please step up and cast your vote. |
1351 | 01:01:13,006 | 01:01:15,998 | As we fade to black, thank you so much. Good night. | As we fade to black, thank you so much. Good night. |
1352 | 01:01:16,022 | 01:01:18,022 | And we're gonna leave you with the Avett Brothers. | And we're gonna leave you with the Avett Brothers. |
1353 | 01:01:19,000 | 01:01:22,979 | ♪ Well, early in the morning, about the break of day ♪ | ♪ Well, early in the morning, about the break of day ♪ |
1354 | 01:01:23,003 | 01:01:26,993 | ♪ I ask the Lord, "Help me find a way" ♪ | ♪ I ask the Lord, "Help me find a way" ♪ |
1355 | 01:01:27,017 | 01:01:29,023 | ♪ Help me find a way ♪ ♪ Help me find a way ♪ | ♪ Help me find a way ♪ ♪ Help me find a way ♪ |
1356 | 01:01:30,001 | 01:01:31,983 | ♪ To the promised land ♪ ♪ To the promised land ♪ | ♪ To the promised land ♪ ♪ To the promised land ♪ |
1357 | 01:01:32,007 | 01:01:33,991 | ♪ This lonely body ♪ ♪ This lonely body ♪ | ♪ This lonely body ♪ ♪ This lonely body ♪ |
1358 | 01:01:34,015 | 01:01:36,023 | ♪ Needs a helping hand ♪ ♪ Needs a helping hand ♪ | ♪ Needs a helping hand ♪ ♪ Needs a helping hand ♪ |
1359 | 01:01:37,001 | 01:01:38,986 | ♪ I ask the Lord ♪ ♪ I ask the Lord ♪ | ♪ I ask the Lord ♪ ♪ I ask the Lord ♪ |
1360 | 01:01:39,010 | 01:01:45,979 | ♪ To help me please find a way ♪ | ♪ To help me please find a way ♪ |
1361 | 01:01:46,003 | 01:01:49,989 | ♪ When the new day's a dawning, I bow my head in prayer ♪ | ♪ When the new day's a dawning, I bow my head in prayer ♪ |
1362 | 01:01:50,013 | 01:01:54,982 | ♪ I pray to the Lord, "Won't you lead me there?" ♪ | ♪ I pray to the Lord, "Won't you lead me there?" ♪ |
1363 | 01:01:55,006 | 01:01:58,998 | ♪ Won't you guide me safely to the Golden Stair? ♪ | ♪ Won't you guide me safely to the Golden Stair? ♪ |
1364 | 01:01:59,022 | 01:02:03,989 | ♪ Won't you let this body your burden share? ♪ | ♪ Won't you let this body your burden share? ♪ |
1365 | 01:02:04,013 | 01:02:08,988 | ♪ I pray to the Lord, "Won't you lead me please ♪ | ♪ I pray to the Lord, "Won't you lead me please ♪ |
1366 | 01:02:09,012 | 01:02:13,980 | ♪ Lead me there?" ♪ | ♪ Lead me there?" ♪ |
1367 | 01:02:14,004 | 01:02:17,982 | ♪♪ | ♪♪ |
1368 | 01:02:18,006 | 01:02:21,999 | ♪ When the judgment comes to find the world in shame ♪ | ♪ When the judgment comes to find the world in shame ♪ |
1369 | 01:02:22,023 | 01:02:25,985 | ♪ When the trumpet blows won't you call my name? ♪ | ♪ When the trumpet blows won't you call my name? ♪ |
1370 | 01:02:26,009 | 01:02:26,997 | ♪ Won't you call my name? ♪ | ♪ Won't you call my name? ♪ |
1371 | 01:02:27,021 | 01:02:31,980 | ♪ When the thunder rolls and the heavens rain ♪ | ♪ When the thunder rolls and the heavens rain ♪ |
1372 | 01:02:32,004 | 01:02:34,986 | ♪ When the sun turns black, never shine again ♪ | ♪ When the sun turns black, never shine again ♪ |
1373 | 01:02:35,010 | 01:02:36,022 | ♪ Never shine again ♪ | ♪ Never shine again ♪ |
1374 | 01:02:37,000 | 01:02:40,995 | ♪ When the trumpet blows, won't you call me please ♪ | ♪ When the trumpet blows, won't you call me please ♪ |
1375 | 01:02:41,019 | 01:02:46,015 | ♪ Call my name ♪ | ♪ Call my name ♪ |
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