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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 00:02:32,003 00:02:34,994 "Teaser. Exterior tarmac... night. "Teaser. Exterior tarmac... night.
52 00:02:35,018 00:02:36,992 The lights from the waiting motorcade flash The lights from the waiting motorcade flash
53 00:02:37,016 00:02:39,982 as Air Force One glows in the background. as Air Force One glows in the background.
54 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,
55 00:02:42,013 00:02:44,978 and the plane's main cabin door opens. and the plane's main cabin door opens.
56 00:02:45,002 00:02:45,994 Bartlet emerges. Bartlet emerges.
57 00:02:46,018 00:02:46,999 Andrews Air Force Base, Andrews Air Force Base,
58 00:02:47,023 00:02:49,979 8:40 p.m. Eastern Standard Time." 8:40 p.m. Eastern Standard Time."
59 00:02:50,003 00:02:50,994 - Welcome home, Mr. President. - Welcome back, Mr. President. - Welcome home, Mr. President. - Welcome back, Mr. President.
60 00:02:51,018 00:02:52,991 - How was your trip to India? - Question, please. - How was your trip to India? - Question, please.
61 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?
62 00:02:56,001 00:02:56,993 Any further follow-up after New Delhi? Any further follow-up after New Delhi?
63 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?
64 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
65 00:03:03,017 00:03:04,992 they're seeking a peaceful resolution. they're seeking a peaceful resolution.
66 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.
67 00:03:08,010 00:03:08,999 The Prime Minister plays chess? The Prime Minister plays chess?
68 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.
69 00:03:13,007 00:03:16,984 A gigantic chessboard was constructed at Fatephur Sikri, A gigantic chessboard was constructed at Fatephur Sikri,
70 00:03:17,008 00:03:18,985 which was the capital a long time ago, which was the capital a long time ago,
71 00:03:19,009 00:03:20,991 and human figures were used as chess pieces and human figures were used as chess pieces
72 00:03:21,015 00:03:22,979 and moved at the Emperor's will. and moved at the Emperor's will.
73 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.
74 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,
75 00:03:28,022 00:03:29,023 a minaret set... a minaret set...
76 00:03:30,001 00:03:31,022 C.J.? Hey, Leo. C.J.? Hey, Leo.
77 00:03:32,000 00:03:33,983 What's he doing? The History of Chess What's he doing? The History of Chess
78 00:03:34,007 00:03:35,022 by Dr. Josiah Bartlet. by Dr. Josiah Bartlet.
79 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?
80 00:03:37,016 00:03:38,989 And get the press pool back here, too. And get the press pool back here, too.
81 00:03:39,013 00:03:40,991 What's goin' on? China. What's goin' on? China.
82 00:03:41,015 00:03:41,999 Okay. Okay.
83 00:03:42,023 00:03:44,984 ...and a lacquered classic Staunton in boxwood. ...and a lacquered classic Staunton in boxwood.
84 00:03:45,008 00:03:45,987 Thank you, everybody. Thank you, everybody.
85 00:03:46,011 00:03:47,984 Hey, don't forget, Hartsfield votes Hey, don't forget, Hartsfield votes
86 00:03:48,008 00:03:49,983 in 3 hours, 21 minutes, in 3 hours, 21 minutes,
87 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.
88 00:03:52,004 00:03:52,993 - Yes, sir. - Thank you, sir. - Yes, sir. - Thank you, sir.
89 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,
90 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.
91 00:03:57,012 00:03:59,015 Did he say... China. Did he say... China.
92 00:04:05,016 00:04:06,988 Yeah. Yeah.
93 00:04:07,012 00:04:07,992 Good evening, Mr. President. Good evening, Mr. President.
94 00:04:08,016 00:04:08,997 What's goin' on? What's goin' on?
95 00:04:09,021 00:04:10,985 Intel says that Taiwan's getting ready Intel says that Taiwan's getting ready
96 00:04:11,009 00:04:13,978 to test fire three Patriots. Where? to test fire three Patriots. Where?
97 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.
98 00:04:16,011 00:04:16,997 What's China's reaction? What's China's reaction?
99 00:04:17,021 00:04:20,994 An acceleration of integrated military exercises. An acceleration of integrated military exercises.
100 00:04:21,018 00:04:22,978 Big. Yeah. Big. Yeah.
101 00:04:23,002 00:04:23,979 How big? How big?
102 00:04:24,003 00:04:24,990 Unprecedented. Unprecedented.
103 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?
104 00:04:29,005 00:04:29,998 Sir? Sir?
105 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.
106 00:04:34,014 00:04:35,986 They might. They might.
107 00:04:36,010 00:04:36,994 What kind of area? What kind of area?
108 00:04:37,018 00:04:40,991 A 6,600-mile rectangle. A 6,600-mile rectangle.
109 00:04:41,015 00:04:42,023 What are they asking for? What are they asking for?
110 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.
111 00:04:45,016 00:04:47,981 Tonight. Yes, sir. Tonight. Yes, sir.
112 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...
113 00:04:50,021 00:04:52,982 Everyone concurs, Mr. President. Everyone concurs, Mr. President.
114 00:04:53,006 00:04:54,987 You? Yes, sir. You? Yes, sir.
115 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?
116 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
117 00:05:01,007 00:05:04,991 to Southeast Asia since the end of Vietnam. to Southeast Asia since the end of Vietnam.
118 00:05:05,015 00:05:07,011 That sounds right. That sounds right.
119 00:05:10,008 00:05:12,982 Sir? Sir?
120 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.
121 00:05:17,012 00:05:19,986 We're gonna assemble in the Sit Room. We're gonna assemble in the Sit Room.
122 00:05:20,010 00:05:21,994 She gave me these beautiful chess sets. She gave me these beautiful chess sets.
123 00:05:22,018 00:05:23,023 The Prime Minister? The Prime Minister?
124 00:05:24,001 00:05:24,985 Yeah. Yeah.
125 00:05:25,009 00:05:25,994 I'm on my way. I'm on my way.
126 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
127 00:05:29,019 00:05:30,990 into the Taiwan Strait. into the Taiwan Strait.
128 00:05:31,014 00:05:32,978 Yes, sir. Yes, sir.
129 00:05:37,021 00:05:39,013 Let's go. Let's go.
130 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
131 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.
132 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
133 00:07:49,014 00:07:50,996 to vote as early as you can, to vote as early as you can,
134 00:07:51,020 00:07:52,994 in person or by mail. in person or by mail.
135 00:07:53,018 00:07:55,986 Just vote. And don't stop there. Just vote. And don't stop there.
136 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
137 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,
138 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.
139 00:08:06,021 00:08:07,980 Thanks again, everyone. Thanks again, everyone.
140 00:08:08,004 00:08:09,999 Enjoy the rest of the show. Enjoy the rest of the show.
141 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,
142 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"
143 00:08:14,018 00:08:15,990 in just a second. So, tonight, in just a second. So, tonight,
144 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.
145 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,
146 00:08:22,004 00:08:22,995 provide some information, provide some information,
147 00:08:23,019 00:08:25,994 and who knows, maybe possibly some inspiration. and who knows, maybe possibly some inspiration.
148 00:08:26,018 00:08:27,999 But we'll happily take the first two. But we'll happily take the first two.
149 00:08:28,023 00:08:29,989 But we should definitely go for inspiration. But we should definitely go for inspiration.
150 00:08:30,013 00:08:32,983 Okay, but information and clearing up confusion Okay, but information and clearing up confusion
151 00:08:33,007 00:08:34,982 are the priorities. are the priorities.
152 00:08:35,006 00:08:35,999 And inspiration. Fine. And inspiration. Fine.
153 00:08:36,023 00:08:37,983 For instance, we're going to tell you For instance, we're going to tell you
154 00:08:38,007 00:08:39,979 that if you're not registered to vote, that if you're not registered to vote,
155 00:08:40,003 00:08:40,995 don't know where your polling place is, don't know where your polling place is,
156 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.
157 00:08:44,020 00:08:45,999 The whole process takes 30 seconds. The whole process takes 30 seconds.
158 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.
159 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.
160 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,
161 00:08:53,023 00:08:55,979 with a reminder that we're stronger, with a reminder that we're stronger,
162 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.
163 00:09:00,008 00:09:01,984 What was that? Inspiration. What was that? Inspiration.
164 00:09:02,008 00:09:03,008 Thank you. Thank you.
165 00:09:05,012 00:09:08,023 "Act One. Interior situation room... night. "Act One. Interior situation room... night.
166 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.'"
167 00:09:12,020 00:09:13,981 Good evening. Good evening.
168 00:09:14,005 00:09:15,805 - Good evening, Mr. President. - Evening, sir. - Good evening, Mr. President. - Evening, sir.
169 00:09:16,001 00:09:17,983 Listen, they start voting in Hartsfield's Landing Listen, they start voting in Hartsfield's Landing
170 00:09:18,007 00:09:18,991 in about 2 1/2 hours, in about 2 1/2 hours,
171 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.
172 00:09:23,004 00:09:24,996 The scale of the war games are unprecedented? The scale of the war games are unprecedented?
173 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,
174 00:09:28,012 00:09:30,978 and it includes battles against intervention and it includes battles against intervention
175 00:09:31,002 00:09:31,989 from foreign aircraft carriers. from foreign aircraft carriers.
176 00:09:32,013 00:09:33,978 What's the Taiwanese reaction so far? What's the Taiwanese reaction so far?
177 00:09:34,002 00:09:34,997 All armed forces are on heightened alert. All armed forces are on heightened alert.
178 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.
179 00:09:38,015 00:09:39,981 What about equipment movement? What about equipment movement?
180 00:09:40,005 00:09:41,994 Keyhole shows 10 AH-1W helicopters... Keyhole shows 10 AH-1W helicopters...
181 00:09:42,018 00:09:44,984 Supercobras? Yeah, on the tarmac Supercobras? Yeah, on the tarmac
182 00:09:45,008 00:09:46,983 at Ching Chuang Kang. The Nimitz? at Ching Chuang Kang. The Nimitz?
183 00:09:47,007 00:09:47,989 About two hours away. About two hours away.
184 00:09:48,013 00:09:50,022 The Independence? Also two hours away. The Independence? Also two hours away.
185 00:09:51,000 00:09:52,320 What other assets can be moved in? What other assets can be moved in?
186 00:09:53,001 00:09:53,985 There's a battle carrier group, There's a battle carrier group,
187 00:09:54,009 00:09:55,982 the Carl Vinson, that's on its way the Carl Vinson, that's on its way
188 00:09:56,006 00:09:57,987 to relieve the Constellation in the Arabian Gulf. to relieve the Constellation in the Arabian Gulf.
189 00:09:58,011 00:09:59,982 Alright, lemme backtrack a second. Alright, lemme backtrack a second.
190 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?
191 00:10:02,014 00:10:05,993 Well, Xinhua's reporting the live-fire exercises. Well, Xinhua's reporting the live-fire exercises.
192 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
193 00:10:08,017 00:10:09,989 into the South China Sea? into the South China Sea?
194 00:10:10,013 00:10:12,995 We think that's our next move. We think that's our next move.
195 00:10:13,019 00:10:14,985 Sir? Sir?
196 00:10:15,009 00:10:16,985 That's our next move. That's our next move.
197 00:10:17,009 00:10:18,992 And after that? And after that?
198 00:10:19,016 00:10:22,978 After our next move comes their next move. After our next move comes their next move.
199 00:10:23,002 00:10:23,996 - C.J.! - C.J.! - C.J.! - C.J.!
200 00:10:24,020 00:10:25,990 Is the President going to ask the Taiwanese Is the President going to ask the Taiwanese
201 00:10:26,014 00:10:27,982 to hold off testing the Patriots? to hold off testing the Patriots?
202 00:10:28,006 00:10:29,566 No, and it's important to remember No, and it's important to remember
203 00:10:30,001 00:10:30,997 the Patriot Missiles are defensive equipment the Patriot Missiles are defensive equipment
204 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.
205 00:10:34,006 00:10:34,993 But it's the testing of the Patriots But it's the testing of the Patriots
206 00:10:35,017 00:10:36,986 that's provoking the Chinese war games. that's provoking the Chinese war games.
207 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.
208 00:10:40,000 00:10:41,440 - Chris? - The Chinese attack Taiwan, - Chris? - The Chinese attack Taiwan,
209 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?
210 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
211 00:10:48,018 00:10:49,998 with sufficient capability to defend itself, with sufficient capability to defend itself,
212 00:10:50,022 00:10:51,988 but we're getting way ahead of ourselves. but we're getting way ahead of ourselves.
213 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.
214 00:10:54,002 00:10:54,984 Will the President be monitoring Will the President be monitoring
215 00:10:55,008 00:10:56,978 the situation throughout the night? the situation throughout the night?
216 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,
217 00:10:59,010 00:11:01,980 as well as Hartsfield's Landing. as well as Hartsfield's Landing.
218 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?
219 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.
220 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
221 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
222 00:11:13,016 00:11:15,988 of Hartsfield vote at one minute past midnight, of Hartsfield vote at one minute past midnight,
223 00:11:16,012 00:11:17,992 or a little over two hours from now. or a little over two hours from now.
224 00:11:18,016 00:11:20,980 Hartsfield has accurately predicted the winner Hartsfield has accurately predicted the winner
225 00:11:21,004 00:11:22,998 in every presidential election since William Howard Taft, in every presidential election since William Howard Taft,
226 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,
227 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,"
228 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.
229 00:11:32,011 00:11:33,982 It's all part of the service It's all part of the service
230 00:11:34,006 00:11:36,023 here at Claudia's House of Useless Knowledge. here at Claudia's House of Useless Knowledge.
231 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.
232 00:11:38,008 00:11:38,992 - Thanks. - Thank you, C.J. - Thanks. - Thank you, C.J.
233 00:11:39,016 00:11:39,997 Albert von Tilzer? Albert von Tilzer?
234 00:11:40,021 00:11:41,996 Ironically, neither of them had ever been Ironically, neither of them had ever been
235 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.
236 00:11:45,003 00:11:45,993 The other song they were famous for was...? The other song they were famous for was...?
237 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.
238 00:11:48,011 00:11:50,982 "Shine on Harvest Moon." Charlie. "Shine on Harvest Moon." Charlie.
239 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.
240 00:11:53,012 00:11:54,984 Didn't you get one? I need another. Didn't you get one? I need another.
241 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?
242 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.
243 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.
244 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
245 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.
246 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?
247 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.
248 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.
249 00:12:10,012 00:12:13,010 Sign it out and sign it back in. Sign it out and sign it back in.
250 00:12:20,000 00:12:21,988 The anal retentive side of you The anal retentive side of you
251 00:12:22,012 00:12:23,978 is not gonna help you get girls. is not gonna help you get girls.
252 00:12:24,002 00:12:25,989 I do okay. I do okay.
253 00:12:26,013 00:12:28,008 Donna?! Donna?!
254 00:12:35,021 00:12:36,994 Oh! Oh!
255 00:12:37,018 00:12:38,981 You know... I was coming. You know... I was coming.
256 00:12:39,005 00:12:39,989 You were taking your time. You were taking your time.
257 00:12:40,013 00:12:41,023 I don't have warp speed. I don't have warp speed.
258 00:12:42,001 00:12:43,281 Do you remember Jennifer Flender? Do you remember Jennifer Flender?
259 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?
260 00:12:46,011 00:12:46,995 Mackey and Roberta Flender. Yeah. Mackey and Roberta Flender. Yeah.
261 00:12:47,019 00:12:47,996 The Flenders. The Flenders.
262 00:12:48,020 00:12:49,984 The daughter just e-mailed me. The daughter just e-mailed me.
263 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.
264 00:12:52,005 00:12:52,993 Why's she e-mailing you? Why's she e-mailing you?
265 00:12:53,017 00:12:54,979 She e-mails me. Why? She e-mails me. Why?
266 00:12:55,003 00:12:56,981 She's got a little crush on me. She's got a little crush on me.
267 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?
268 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,
269 00:13:00,021 00:13:01,979 and he doesn't like Northerners. and he doesn't like Northerners.
270 00:13:02,003 00:13:03,980 He lives in New Hampshire. Still. He lives in New Hampshire. Still.
271 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,
272 00:13:07,011 00:13:07,997 and they vote in Hartsfield's Landing. and they vote in Hartsfield's Landing.
273 00:13:08,021 00:13:09,981 You gotta talk to them. You gotta talk to them.
274 00:13:10,005 00:13:10,993 What are you talking about? What are you talking about?
275 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.
276 00:13:13,014 00:13:14,978 It's Hartsfield's Landing. Yeah. It's Hartsfield's Landing. Yeah.
277 00:13:15,002 00:13:15,985 I thought we were kidding around with this. I thought we were kidding around with this.
278 00:13:16,009 00:13:16,995 No. It's 42 votes. No. It's 42 votes.
279 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.
280 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.
281 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
282 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.
283 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.
284 00:13:32,023 00:13:33,994 The Flenders. Why me? The Flenders. Why me?
285 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.
286 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,
287 00:13:40,006 00:13:41,326 and the Fenders fed you. Flenders. and the Fenders fed you. Flenders.
288 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.
289 00:13:44,023 00:13:45,998 Josh... Politics in New Hampshire Josh... Politics in New Hampshire
290 00:13:46,022 00:13:47,993 is what? is what?
291 00:13:48,017 00:13:49,981 Retail. Thank you. Retail. Thank you.
292 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
293 00:13:52,005 00:13:53,978 with the President is, and solve it. with the President is, and solve it.
294 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.
295 00:13:55,019 00:13:56,179 Why? It's a government phone. Why? It's a government phone.
296 00:13:57,000 00:13:58,400 I can't use it to intimidate voters. I can't use it to intimidate voters.
297 00:13:59,000 00:13:59,982 Sad but true. Sad but true.
298 00:14:00,006 00:14:00,995 You know what I'm thinking? You know what I'm thinking?
299 00:14:01,019 00:14:02,997 Yes. Yes.
300 00:14:03,021 00:14:05,987 Cell phone, LaFayette Park, and a warm coat. Cell phone, LaFayette Park, and a warm coat.
301 00:14:06,011 00:14:06,999 I'm taking your coat. I'm taking your coat.
302 00:14:07,023 00:14:08,984 It's a good coat. It's a good coat.
303 00:14:09,008 00:14:11,019 I'm taking it. Alright. I'm taking it. Alright.
304 00:14:16,019 00:14:18,982 "Interior, Sam's office... night. "Interior, Sam's office... night.
305 00:14:19,006 00:14:21,987 Sam walks in and hangs up his coat." Sam walks in and hangs up his coat."
306 00:14:24,011 00:14:25,992 "Then he sees the beautiful chess set "Then he sees the beautiful chess set
307 00:14:26,016 00:14:28,987 that's been placed on his desk." that's been placed on his desk."
308 00:14:36,012 00:14:36,989 Excuse me. Excuse me.
309 00:14:37,013 00:14:38,133 Mr. President, welcome back. Mr. President, welcome back.
310 00:14:39,000 00:14:39,988 Thank you. How are you? Thank you. How are you?
311 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.
312 00:14:44,000 00:14:45,999 Yeah, that's from me. You're kidding. Yeah, that's from me. You're kidding.
313 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,
314 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.
315 00:14:52,005 00:14:53,992 I'm just overwhelmed by this, Mr. President. I'm just overwhelmed by this, Mr. President.
316 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.
317 00:14:56,020 00:14:57,993 Oh, thank you again, sir. Oh, thank you again, sir.
318 00:14:58,017 00:14:59,022 This is a lotus set This is a lotus set
319 00:15:00,000 00:15:02,991 with hand-carved camel bone. with hand-carved camel bone.
320 00:15:03,015 00:15:03,995 She told me it came to her She told me it came to her
321 00:15:04,019 00:15:05,991 from a direct descendant of Tansen. from a direct descendant of Tansen.
322 00:15:06,015 00:15:07,982 You know who that was? No. You know who that was? No.
323 00:15:08,006 00:15:08,999 Most famous musician of his time. Most famous musician of his time.
324 00:15:09,023 00:15:11,988 What time was that? 16th century. What time was that? 16th century.
325 00:15:12,012 00:15:13,986 He would go to the human chess matches He would go to the human chess matches
326 00:15:14,010 00:15:16,981 in the Moghul court of Emperor Akbar, in the Moghul court of Emperor Akbar,
327 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.
328 00:15:20,000 00:15:20,985 You wanna play? You? You wanna play? You?
329 00:15:21,009 00:15:21,995 Yeah. You'll kill me. Yeah. You'll kill me.
330 00:15:22,019 00:15:23,985 Why? 'Cause you're a Grand Wizard Why? 'Cause you're a Grand Wizard
331 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.
332 00:15:26,013 00:15:28,987 I'm just grand. I'm just grand.
333 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.
334 00:15:32,003 00:15:32,987 I'm sorry, sir. I'm sorry, sir.
335 00:15:33,011 00:15:35,006 I was kidding. I was kidding.
336 00:15:44,007 00:15:47,985 Ah, the Fibrinatchi Opening, very interesting. Ah, the Fibrinatchi Opening, very interesting.
337 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?
338 00:15:50,013 00:15:51,998 Yeah. Yeah.
339 00:15:52,022 00:15:53,987 Well, India went well. Yeah. Well, India went well. Yeah.
340 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.
341 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.
342 00:16:00,003 00:16:00,991 I suppose. $3 billion I suppose. $3 billion
343 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.
344 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?
345 00:16:07,023 00:16:08,990 India. Why? India. Why?
346 00:16:09,014 00:16:09,997 They're democratic, They're democratic,
347 00:16:10,021 00:16:11,980 English-speaking, there's the rule of law, English-speaking, there's the rule of law,
348 00:16:12,004 00:16:12,994 and they have a better sense of humor. and they have a better sense of humor.
349 00:16:13,018 00:16:15,009 That's right. That's right.
350 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?
351 00:16:20,023 00:16:21,990 It's bad. It's bad.
352 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,
353 00:16:25,002 00:16:26,999 the second most dangerous is the Taiwan Strait. the second most dangerous is the Taiwan Strait.
354 00:16:27,023 00:16:30,988 Taiwan has 400,000 troops on high alert. Taiwan has 400,000 troops on high alert.
355 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...
356 00:16:35,006 00:16:35,993 Have you thought about asking Taiwan Have you thought about asking Taiwan
357 00:16:36,017 00:16:38,022 to stop the Patriot tests? to stop the Patriot tests?
358 00:16:39,000 00:16:39,995 You think I should? No, sir. You think I should? No, sir.
359 00:16:40,019 00:16:41,022 Why not? Why not?
360 00:16:42,001 00:16:43,996 Taiwan's got 300 missiles pointed at it. Taiwan's got 300 missiles pointed at it.
361 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?
362 00:16:46,019 00:16:47,988 That's right, plus guess what? That's right, plus guess what?
363 00:16:48,012 00:16:48,998 What? What?
364 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.
365 00:16:52,022 00:16:53,978 They're not? No. They're not? No.
366 00:16:54,002 00:16:54,987 Why are they? Why are they?
367 00:16:55,011 00:16:56,996 You want to come inside? You want to come inside?
368 00:16:57,020 00:16:58,986 Yes, sir. Yes, sir.
369 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
370 00:17:02,011 00:17:05,988 that they're holding their first free elections. that they're holding their first free elections.
371 00:17:08,011 00:17:10,010 Defend your queen. Defend your queen.
372 00:17:33,022 00:17:34,984 I'm Dule Hill. I'm Dule Hill.
373 00:17:35,008 00:17:35,996 And I'm Elisabeth Moss. And I'm Elisabeth Moss.
374 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,
375 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,
376 00:17:42,021 00:17:43,986 even though that was 20 years ago. even though that was 20 years ago.
377 00:17:44,010 00:17:45,982 It's gonna be lit AF. It's gonna be lit AF.
378 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.
379 00:17:47,021 00:17:48,978 I do not. I do not.
380 00:17:49,002 00:17:50,988 If you're 18 to 24, congratulations, If you're 18 to 24, congratulations,
381 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.
382 00:17:53,015 00:17:54,996 So your congratulations was ironic. So your congratulations was ironic.
383 00:17:55,020 00:17:57,979 Yes. You want to help out? Yes. You want to help out?
384 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
385 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.
386 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.
387 00:18:05,001 00:18:05,996 So let's run down a quick list... So let's run down a quick list...
388 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?
389 00:18:08,018 00:18:09,983 You care about politics. You care about politics.
390 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?
391 00:18:13,001 00:18:13,990 You care about politics. You care about politics.
392 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?
393 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?
394 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?
395 00:18:23,021 00:18:24,985 You care about politics. You care about politics.
396 00:18:25,009 00:18:26,992 Do you care about other people? Do you care about other people?
397 00:18:27,016 00:18:29,981 Kids born into unimaginable poverty? Kids born into unimaginable poverty?
398 00:18:30,005 00:18:31,979 People being singled out and brutalized People being singled out and brutalized
399 00:18:32,003 00:18:33,996 because of their race, their religion, because of their race, their religion,
400 00:18:34,020 00:18:36,995 their national origin, whom they choose to love? their national origin, whom they choose to love?
401 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,
402 00:18:41,019 00:18:42,989 a Black man's right to breathe, a Black man's right to breathe,
403 00:18:43,013 00:18:44,023 an 8th grader's right an 8th grader's right
404 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
405 00:18:48,022 00:18:49,984 by automatic gunfire. by automatic gunfire.
406 00:18:50,008 00:18:51,997 If you want politicians to stop ignoring you, If you want politicians to stop ignoring you,
407 00:18:52,021 00:18:54,983 then you have to stop ignoring politics. then you have to stop ignoring politics.
408 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,
409 00:18:57,022 00:18:58,993 it makes you outside of it. it makes you outside of it.
410 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.
411 00:19:04,004 00:19:05,978 Whatever you think about politics, Whatever you think about politics,
412 00:19:06,002 00:19:07,978 it's how we choose our future. it's how we choose our future.
413 00:19:08,002 00:19:08,990 That future doesn't just happen, That future doesn't just happen,
414 00:19:09,014 00:19:10,998 it's something we make ourselves. it's something we make ourselves.
415 00:19:11,022 00:19:12,985 And if you don't choose, And if you don't choose,
416 00:19:13,009 00:19:14,289 someone else will choose for you. someone else will choose for you.
417 00:19:15,000 00:19:17,994 So, young people... You know, people our age... So, young people... You know, people our age...
418 00:19:18,018 00:19:19,992 We urge you to care about politics. We urge you to care about politics.
419 00:19:20,016 00:19:23,990 Because chances are, you already do. Because chances are, you already do.
420 00:19:24,014 00:19:25,991 My name is Samuel L. Jackson, My name is Samuel L. Jackson,
421 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...
422 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.
423 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
424 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,
425 00:19:41,018 00:19:43,991 you have to vote in this election. you have to vote in this election.
426 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
427 00:19:48,012 00:19:50,978 and know we're smarter than that, and know we're smarter than that,
428 00:19:51,002 00:19:53,979 you have to vote in this election. you have to vote in this election.
429 00:19:54,003 00:19:54,992 If you see a nation of immigrants If you see a nation of immigrants
430 00:19:55,016 00:19:56,983 being told to fear immigrants being told to fear immigrants
431 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,
432 00:20:01,019 00:20:04,990 more Godly and more American than that, more Godly and more American than that,
433 00:20:05,014 00:20:07,998 you have to vote in this election. you have to vote in this election.
434 00:20:08,022 00:20:10,022 Our politics today are a far cry Our politics today are a far cry
435 00:20:11,000 00:20:12,986 from the romantic vision of "The West Wing," from the romantic vision of "The West Wing,"
436 00:20:13,010 00:20:13,997 but it's also a far cry but it's also a far cry
437 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.
438 00:20:17,022 00:20:20,994 And to change that, you have to vote. And to change that, you have to vote.
439 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
440 00:20:26,000 00:20:27,200 to close the age gap in voting to close the age gap in voting
441 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,
442 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
443 00:20:35,022 00:20:38,984 has a chance to strike back against injustice, has a chance to strike back against injustice,
444 00:20:39,008 00:20:40,995 and to remind every American and to remind every American
445 00:20:41,019 00:20:44,989 that our democracy doesn't run automatically. that our democracy doesn't run automatically.
446 00:20:45,013 00:20:47,990 If democracy isn't fought for and protected If democracy isn't fought for and protected
447 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.
448 00:20:54,009 00:20:55,985 Make a plan to vote. Make a plan to vote.
449 00:20:56,009 00:20:58,978 Early and in-person if you can... Early and in-person if you can...
450 00:20:59,002 00:21:01,985 By mail and right away if you must. By mail and right away if you must.
451 00:21:02,009 00:21:04,990 If you're young and without preexisting conditions, If you're young and without preexisting conditions,
452 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
453 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.
454 00:21:13,012 00:21:15,996 And trust only official, verified news And trust only official, verified news
455 00:21:16,020 00:21:17,993 about the election. about the election.
456 00:21:18,017 00:21:20,986 Jed Bartlet's communications director, Toby Ziegler, Jed Bartlet's communications director, Toby Ziegler,
457 00:21:21,010 00:21:23,997 once said, "Our government should be a place once said, "Our government should be a place
458 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.
459 00:21:29,011 00:21:31,984 An instrument of good." An instrument of good."
460 00:21:32,008 00:21:34,998 An unattainable TV fantasy? An unattainable TV fantasy?
461 00:21:35,022 00:21:37,988 Why? Why?
462 00:21:38,012 00:21:40,023 Vote. Vote.
463 00:21:41,001 00:21:41,993 "Act Two. "Act Two.
464 00:21:42,017 00:21:43,997 Interior mural room... night. Interior mural room... night.
465 00:21:44,021 00:21:46,990 Nancy and Leo sit with the Chinese Ambassador Nancy and Leo sit with the Chinese Ambassador
466 00:21:47,014 00:21:48,986 and a member of his staff." and a member of his staff."
467 00:21:49,010 00:21:50,992 - Mr. Ambassador... - Excuse me, please... - Mr. Ambassador... - Excuse me, please...
468 00:21:51,016 00:21:52,978 There's a purpose to this meeting. There's a purpose to this meeting.
469 00:21:53,002 00:21:54,984 You have discovered that calling us reckless You have discovered that calling us reckless
470 00:21:55,008 00:21:55,991 is not working. is not working.
471 00:21:56,015 00:21:59,981 Taiwan is a geostrategic center for commerce. Taiwan is a geostrategic center for commerce.
472 00:22:00,005 00:22:01,982 It sits on an oil lane for Asia It sits on an oil lane for Asia
473 00:22:02,006 00:22:02,991 to the Middle East... Excuse me... to the Middle East... Excuse me...
474 00:22:03,015 00:22:04,984 And unnecessarily militarizing... And unnecessarily militarizing...
475 00:22:05,008 00:22:07,982 Madam... Unnecessarily militarizing Madam... Unnecessarily militarizing
476 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.
477 00:22:10,020 00:22:12,022 Taiwan is a part of China Taiwan is a part of China
478 00:22:13,000 00:22:14,991 and not a protectorate of the United States, and not a protectorate of the United States,
479 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
480 00:22:18,003 00:22:18,991 on Chinese sovereignty on Chinese sovereignty
481 00:22:19,015 00:22:21,983 and an interference in internal affairs. and an interference in internal affairs.
482 00:22:22,007 00:22:24,981 Our battle carrier groups are in international waters. Our battle carrier groups are in international waters.
483 00:22:25,005 00:22:25,993 Are you claiming jurisdiction? Are you claiming jurisdiction?
484 00:22:26,017 00:22:27,981 No. Then let's settle down. No. Then let's settle down.
485 00:22:28,005 00:22:29,988 The Shanghai communique says... Sir... The Shanghai communique says... Sir...
486 00:22:30,012 00:22:31,252 The Shanghai communique says... The Shanghai communique says...
487 00:22:32,001 00:22:33,980 Says that there is but one China Says that there is but one China
488 00:22:34,004 00:22:34,995 and that Taiwan is part of China, and that Taiwan is part of China,
489 00:22:35,019 00:22:36,299 and the United States Government and the United States Government
490 00:22:37,000 00:22:37,989 does not challenge that position. does not challenge that position.
491 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
492 00:22:41,011 00:22:42,995 of the Taiwan question by the Chinese themselves. of the Taiwan question by the Chinese themselves.
493 00:22:43,019 00:22:45,979 A settlement which is not best facilitated A settlement which is not best facilitated
494 00:22:46,003 00:22:46,997 by the U.S. selling arms to Taiwan. by the U.S. selling arms to Taiwan.
495 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.
496 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.
497 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,
498 00:22:55,023 00:22:56,980 you approved the AMRAAMs. you approved the AMRAAMs.
499 00:22:57,004 00:22:59,006 That's not on the table. That's not on the table.
500 00:23:01,008 00:23:03,978 I have said what was to be said. I have said what was to be said.
501 00:23:04,002 00:23:05,993 Taiwan's reunification with the mainland Taiwan's reunification with the mainland
502 00:23:06,017 00:23:08,985 is the will of all Chinese people. is the will of all Chinese people.
503 00:23:09,009 00:23:10,992 And just so we understand each other, And just so we understand each other,
504 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
505 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.
506 00:23:21,008 00:23:22,985 Thank you. Thank you.
507 00:23:23,009 00:23:25,012 Thank you, Mr. Ambassador. Thank you, Mr. Ambassador.
508 00:23:31,008 00:23:31,982 How'd it go? How'd it go?
509 00:23:32,006 00:23:33,246 They're not voting for us. Why? They're not voting for us. Why?
510 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.
511 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?
512 00:23:39,009 00:23:39,997 'Cause instead of protecting American jobs, 'Cause instead of protecting American jobs,
513 00:23:40,021 00:23:41,981 we're letting Canadian pulp importers we're letting Canadian pulp importers
514 00:23:42,005 00:23:42,985 take over their market share. take over their market share.
515 00:23:43,009 00:23:43,995 It's called free trade. It's called free trade.
516 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.
517 00:23:47,002 00:23:47,997 Didn't you talk up our accomplishments? Didn't you talk up our accomplishments?
518 00:23:48,021 00:23:49,995 I couldn't think of them. Donna... I couldn't think of them. Donna...
519 00:23:50,019 00:23:51,985 They don't care about our accomplishments, They don't care about our accomplishments,
520 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
521 00:23:54,009 00:23:55,990 and tissue products. and tissue products.
522 00:23:56,014 00:23:57,992 Can I give them a commitment? Can I give them a commitment?
523 00:23:58,016 00:24:00,996 - A commitment? - Yeah. - A commitment? - Yeah.
524 00:24:01,020 00:24:02,982 No! No!
525 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.
526 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.
527 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.
528 00:24:12,009 00:24:13,983 They say he's bad for the economy. They say he's bad for the economy.
529 00:24:14,007 00:24:15,984 Tell 'em we're for affordable health care. Tell 'em we're for affordable health care.
530 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?
531 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!
532 00:24:19,022 00:24:20,987 Nobody works at the pulp mill! Nobody works at the pulp mill!
533 00:24:21,011 00:24:23,023 Alright. Alright.
534 00:24:24,001 00:24:24,997 If Canada's making cheaper pulp, If Canada's making cheaper pulp,
535 00:24:25,021 00:24:26,998 then New Hampshire needs to diversify. then New Hampshire needs to diversify.
536 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
537 00:24:31,006 00:24:32,980 for trade adjustment assistance. for trade adjustment assistance.
538 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
539 00:24:35,018 00:24:36,995 has tripled small business start-up loans. has tripled small business start-up loans.
540 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.
541 00:24:41,006 00:24:43,018 It's so warm in here. Go. It's so warm in here. Go.
542 00:24:49,016 00:24:49,994 Donna. Yeah. Donna. Yeah.
543 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
544 00:24:52,004 00:24:52,992 of the President's private schedule, have you? of the President's private schedule, have you?
545 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.
546 00:24:55,009 00:24:55,990 I haven't seen it. I haven't seen it.
547 00:24:56,014 00:24:58,985 Thanks. Thanks.
548 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
549 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.
550 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.
551 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.
552 00:25:08,015 00:25:10,018 I went back to my desk. I went back to my desk.
553 00:25:14,003 00:25:15,019 Excuse me. Excuse me.
554 00:25:24,007 00:25:25,983 Hello. Chaz. Hello. Chaz.
555 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
556 00:25:27,017 00:25:29,022 of the private schedule is, would you? of the private schedule is, would you?
557 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.
558 00:25:32,011 00:25:32,993 Yet you don't have it. Yet you don't have it.
559 00:25:33,017 00:25:34,992 Odd. He'd like you for a moment. Odd. He'd like you for a moment.
560 00:25:35,016 00:25:36,994 Thank you. Where is it? Thank you. Where is it?
561 00:25:37,018 00:25:38,979 How would I know? Where is it? How would I know? Where is it?
562 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.
563 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
564 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,
565 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,
566 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.
567 00:25:50,016 00:25:50,998 Funny. What? Funny. What?
568 00:25:51,022 00:25:53,979 I never told you it was D-12. I never told you it was D-12.
569 00:25:54,003 00:25:54,984 How 'bout that. How 'bout that.
570 00:25:55,008 00:25:55,994 Look... You'll find it Look... You'll find it
571 00:25:56,018 00:25:59,982 in your filing cabinet under "A" for "Anal." in your filing cabinet under "A" for "Anal."
572 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
573 00:26:02,003 00:26:03,995 in his filing cabinet, do you? No. in his filing cabinet, do you? No.
574 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,
575 00:26:09,017 00:26:12,988 EA-6B Prowlers, S3-B Vikings... EA-6B Prowlers, S3-B Vikings...
576 00:26:13,012 00:26:15,980 I don't want to force 'em into a crouch. I don't want to force 'em into a crouch.
577 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
578 00:26:19,017 00:26:21,989 against air, surface, and sub-surface threats. against air, surface, and sub-surface threats.
579 00:26:22,013 00:26:24,985 Okay. Thank you, Mr. President. Okay. Thank you, Mr. President.
580 00:26:25,009 00:26:25,994 C.J. Yeah. C.J. Yeah.
581 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
582 00:26:28,014 00:26:29,983 the USS Carl Vinson's gonna do the USS Carl Vinson's gonna do
583 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.
584 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.
585 00:26:35,003 00:26:35,986 Sure. Sure.
586 00:26:36,010 00:26:36,991 Mr. President? Yeah. Mr. President? Yeah.
587 00:26:37,015 00:26:38,999 Can you see Toby a moment? Yeah. Can you see Toby a moment? Yeah.
588 00:26:39,023 00:26:40,986 Give us a minute, would you? Give us a minute, would you?
589 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.
590 00:26:42,020 00:26:43,987 Thanks. Thanks.
591 00:26:44,011 00:26:45,986 Good evening, Mr. President. Welcome back. Good evening, Mr. President. Welcome back.
592 00:26:46,010 00:26:46,997 Thank you. Thank you.
593 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.
594 00:26:50,018 00:26:51,999 What's it say? "Come play chess." What's it say? "Come play chess."
595 00:26:52,023 00:26:53,991 No, that's for you. No, that's for you.
596 00:26:54,015 00:26:57,023 It says, "Sigmund, come play chess." It says, "Sigmund, come play chess."
597 00:26:58,001 00:26:59,023 That was a joke. That was a joke.
598 00:27:00,001 00:27:02,000 Not so funny? Not so funny?
599 00:27:04,007 00:27:04,997 That's a beautiful chess set. That's a beautiful chess set.
600 00:27:05,021 00:27:06,995 It's a gift for you. Really? It's a gift for you. Really?
601 00:27:07,019 00:27:09,981 Yeah, it's hand-carved, Yeah, it's hand-carved,
602 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,
603 00:27:12,015 00:27:14,980 who used it to play Lord Mountbatten. who used it to play Lord Mountbatten.
604 00:27:15,004 00:27:15,987 I'm surprised she gave it away. I'm surprised she gave it away.
605 00:27:16,011 00:27:17,980 Nah, she didn't. We just boosted it Nah, she didn't. We just boosted it
606 00:27:18,004 00:27:18,991 on the way out of the palace. on the way out of the palace.
607 00:27:19,015 00:27:20,980 I got some little bottles of shampoo I got some little bottles of shampoo
608 00:27:21,004 00:27:22,988 and some conditioner, too. and some conditioner, too.
609 00:27:23,012 00:27:24,982 Well, it's a beautiful gift, sir. Well, it's a beautiful gift, sir.
610 00:27:25,006 00:27:25,988 Sit down. Sit down.
611 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.
612 00:27:28,007 00:27:28,991 Come on, man. You were outta line. Come on, man. You were outta line.
613 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.
614 00:27:32,006 00:27:34,022 Well, I certainly do apologize, sir. Well, I certainly do apologize, sir.
615 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
616 00:27:36,018 00:27:37,982 of a game with Sam? of a game with Sam?
617 00:27:38,006 00:27:40,984 Yeah, he's 1, 2, 4, Yeah, he's 1, 2, 4,
618 00:27:41,008 00:27:44,982 8, 12 moves away from checkmate. 8, 12 moves away from checkmate.
619 00:27:45,006 00:27:46,996 12 moves? Yeah. 12 moves? Yeah.
620 00:27:47,020 00:27:49,983 You're white. You're white.
621 00:27:50,007 00:27:52,982 Lord Mountbatten used to play with this set? Lord Mountbatten used to play with this set?
622 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
623 00:27:57,011 00:27:59,023 over the necessity of India's independence. over the necessity of India's independence.
624 00:28:00,001 00:28:00,989 An appropriate topic for the evening. An appropriate topic for the evening.
625 00:28:01,013 00:28:03,978 Nah, Taiwan's not gonna be our topic. Nah, Taiwan's not gonna be our topic.
626 00:28:04,002 00:28:05,985 Ah, the Evans Gambit. Ah, the Evans Gambit.
627 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.
628 00:28:08,007 00:28:10,997 A variation of the Giuoco Piano opening, A variation of the Giuoco Piano opening,
629 00:28:11,021 00:28:13,987 named after British sea captain W.D. Evans named after British sea captain W.D. Evans
630 00:28:14,011 00:28:15,986 who invented it in 1820. who invented it in 1820.
631 00:28:16,010 00:28:17,978 Don't tell me chess moves. Don't tell me chess moves.
632 00:28:18,002 00:28:18,986 I moved my pawn. I moved my pawn.
633 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.
634 00:28:22,016 00:28:23,989 Okay. What is? Okay. What is?
635 00:28:24,013 00:28:25,022 I'm sorry? I'm sorry?
636 00:28:26,000 00:28:26,993 What's our topic? What's our topic?
637 00:28:27,017 00:28:29,979 Ah, re-election Ah, re-election
638 00:28:30,003 00:28:31,983 and the Bartlet psychosis. and the Bartlet psychosis.
639 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.
640 00:28:35,012 00:28:37,981 So we get right back on the horse. So we get right back on the horse.
641 00:28:38,005 00:28:39,999 I was outta line. I really do apologize. I was outta line. I really do apologize.
642 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.
643 00:28:44,001 00:28:45,996 Well, neither one of us ride horses. Well, neither one of us ride horses.
644 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.
645 00:28:50,006 00:28:50,990 Sir? Yeah. Sir? Yeah.
646 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."
647 00:28:54,004 00:28:55,981 Ah. Ah.
648 00:28:56,005 00:28:57,022 Excuse me. Excuse me.
649 00:28:58,000 00:28:59,023 11 moves. 11 moves.
650 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.
651 00:29:31,001 00:29:32,988 Do you want to hear some behind-the-scenes trivia Do you want to hear some behind-the-scenes trivia
652 00:29:33,012 00:29:33,998 about Brad? about Brad?
653 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
654 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.
655 00:29:40,018 00:29:41,981 He would look at the stuffed animal He would look at the stuffed animal
656 00:29:42,005 00:29:43,985 right before the director would call action, right before the director would call action,
657 00:29:44,009 00:29:46,986 and somehow, the stuffed animal would reassure Brad and somehow, the stuffed animal would reassure Brad
658 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.
659 00:29:49,023 00:29:51,988 Okay, well, none of that story was true. Okay, well, none of that story was true.
660 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.
661 00:29:55,010 00:29:55,995 His name was Hoppity. His name was Hoppity.
662 00:29:56,019 00:29:58,997 The imaginary rabbit's name wasn't Hoppity. The imaginary rabbit's name wasn't Hoppity.
663 00:29:59,021 00:30:00,993 Well, he wasn't imaginary to you, Well, he wasn't imaginary to you,
664 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
665 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.
666 00:30:08,001 00:30:09,986 And what better way to clarify something And what better way to clarify something
667 00:30:10,010 00:30:11,986 than with sign language. than with sign language.
668 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.
669 00:30:16,000 00:30:18,990 One misconception is that voter fraud is something One misconception is that voter fraud is something
670 00:30:19,014 00:30:20,988 that... what's the word? that... what's the word?
671 00:30:21,012 00:30:22,982 Exists. Right. Exists. Right.
672 00:30:23,006 00:30:24,986 One misconception is that voter fraud One misconception is that voter fraud
673 00:30:25,010 00:30:27,978 is something that exists. is something that exists.
674 00:30:28,002 00:30:28,984 In the last 20 years, In the last 20 years,
675 00:30:29,008 00:30:30,994 over 250 million ballots have been cast, over 250 million ballots have been cast,
676 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.
677 00:30:35,009 00:30:36,991 143,000? 143,000?
678 00:30:37,015 00:30:38,999 No, just 143. No, just 143.
679 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,
680 00:30:43,008 00:30:47,980 for a fraud rate of 0.00006%. for a fraud rate of 0.00006%.
681 00:30:48,004 00:30:48,998 Another worry seems to be Another worry seems to be
682 00:30:49,022 00:30:52,983 a ballot might be sent to your dog. a ballot might be sent to your dog.
683 00:30:53,007 00:30:53,988 I do worry about that. I do worry about that.
684 00:30:54,012 00:30:55,991 Well, Marlee, you shouldn't. Well, Marlee, you shouldn't.
685 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,
686 00:30:58,017 00:30:59,997 and your dog opened his own mail and your dog opened his own mail
687 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
688 00:31:04,005 00:31:04,995 would have to match the signature would have to match the signature
689 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.
690 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,
691 00:31:11,010 00:31:12,983 his vote should count. his vote should count.
692 00:31:13,007 00:31:14,022 Say, Brad? Yes? Say, Brad? Yes?
693 00:31:15,000 00:31:15,995 I'm concerned that a foreign country I'm concerned that a foreign country
694 00:31:16,019 00:31:19,990 could print millions of counterfeit ballots. could print millions of counterfeit ballots.
695 00:31:20,014 00:31:23,979 Stop your worries, because that can't happen. Stop your worries, because that can't happen.
696 00:31:24,003 00:31:24,997 Why not? For the same reason Why not? For the same reason
697 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
698 00:31:28,017 00:31:29,982 and buy the U.S. Navy. and buy the U.S. Navy.
699 00:31:30,006 00:31:31,999 Look, every state and locality Look, every state and locality
700 00:31:32,023 00:31:33,997 has it's own security protections, has it's own security protections,
701 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...
702 00:31:38,011 00:31:40,993 Jefferson County, Colorado. Jefferson County, Colorado.
703 00:31:41,017 00:31:44,993 "Nil sine Numine," the Colorado state motto. "Nil sine Numine," the Colorado state motto.
704 00:31:45,017 00:31:47,996 It means, "Nothing without providence." It means, "Nothing without providence."
705 00:31:48,020 00:31:50,022 That seemed beside the point, That seemed beside the point,
706 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
707 00:31:53,011 00:31:54,996 would need a unique ballot number, would need a unique ballot number,
708 00:31:55,020 00:31:57,998 a barcode compatible with that county's system, a barcode compatible with that county's system,
709 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,
710 00:32:02,018 00:32:03,992 and of course a signature match, and of course a signature match,
711 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.
712 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
713 00:32:11,012 00:32:13,989 from everyone in my... Wait a minute. from everyone in my... Wait a minute.
714 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?
715 00:32:17,013 00:32:18,986 Presumably, your mailman Presumably, your mailman
716 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.
717 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
718 00:32:25,014 00:32:27,993 or your Pottery Barn catalogue. or your Pottery Barn catalogue.
719 00:32:28,017 00:32:29,993 I've always wondered why. I've always wondered why.
720 00:32:30,017 00:32:31,023 Really? Really?
721 00:32:32,001 00:32:34,981 No! I'm playing a moron! No! I'm playing a moron!
722 00:32:35,005 00:32:36,125 If you're young and healthy, If you're young and healthy,
723 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.
724 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.
725 00:32:45,010 00:32:46,987 Just do it early. Just do it early.
726 00:32:47,011 00:32:49,998 We're America. We're good at this. We're America. We're good at this.
727 00:32:50,022 00:32:51,994 Can you see the cards from there? Can you see the cards from there?
728 00:32:52,018 00:32:53,989 Yeah, I'm good. Thanks. Yeah, I'm good. Thanks.
729 00:32:54,013 00:32:54,992 We're rolling. We're rolling.
730 00:32:55,016 00:32:56,982 Anytime you're ready. Okay. Anytime you're ready. Okay.
731 00:32:57,006 00:32:57,996 "Hi. I'm Lin-Manuel Miranda. "Hi. I'm Lin-Manuel Miranda.
732 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, '
733 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."
734 00:33:04,003 00:33:05,980 Did Aaron write this? Just keep reading. Did Aaron write this? Just keep reading.
735 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, '
736 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,
737 00:33:10,006 00:33:11,986 no matter what I accomplished after that." no matter what I accomplished after that."
738 00:33:12,010 00:33:12,990 I wrote "Hamilton." I wrote "Hamilton."
739 00:33:13,014 00:33:14,998 Yeah. We know. Yeah. We know.
740 00:33:15,022 00:33:16,997 "Sometimes at night, I close my eyes "Sometimes at night, I close my eyes
741 00:33:17,021 00:33:18,994 and imagine what it must have been like and imagine what it must have been like
742 00:33:19,018 00:33:19,999 to win the SAG Award to win the SAG Award
743 00:33:20,023 00:33:22,979 for Best Ensemble." for Best Ensemble."
744 00:33:23,003 00:33:23,987 I have a Pulitzer Prize, I have a Pulitzer Prize,
745 00:33:24,011 00:33:24,992 you guys. Yeah, big whoop. you guys. Yeah, big whoop.
746 00:33:25,016 00:33:26,980 It's a pretty big whoop. You know, It's a pretty big whoop. You know,
747 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
748 00:33:29,011 00:33:31,983 over who offers America the greatest civics lesson. over who offers America the greatest civics lesson.
749 00:33:32,007 00:33:32,994 Keep reading. Keep reading.
750 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
751 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,
752 00:33:37,021 00:33:38,987 if that's okay. Fine. if that's okay. Fine.
753 00:33:39,011 00:33:40,992 Try not to rhyme. It can get irritating. Try not to rhyme. It can get irritating.
754 00:33:41,016 00:33:42,984 Got it. Got it.
755 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
756 00:33:45,009 00:33:45,995 probably isn't going to look like probably isn't going to look like
757 00:33:46,019 00:33:47,985 the election nights we're familiar with. the election nights we're familiar with.
758 00:33:48,009 00:33:48,991 We're used to the networks We're used to the networks
759 00:33:49,015 00:33:50,980 projecting the winners in each state projecting the winners in each state
760 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.
761 00:33:53,023 00:33:54,987 But this year, because of COVID, But this year, because of COVID,
762 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,
763 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.
764 00:34:00,003 00:34:00,987 That means there's a good chance That means there's a good chance
765 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.
766 00:34:03,012 00:34:04,980 And what you're likely to see... And what you're likely to see...
767 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...
768 00:34:08,008 00:34:09,985 Is one candidate well ahead on election night Is one candidate well ahead on election night
769 00:34:10,009 00:34:11,979 and the other candidate closing the gap and the other candidate closing the gap
770 00:34:12,003 00:34:12,999 as all the ballots are counted. as all the ballots are counted.
771 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.
772 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
773 00:34:17,016 00:34:18,982 are being carefully counted. are being carefully counted.
774 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
775 00:34:21,008 00:34:23,023 and his blacksmith in 17... No. No, no. and his blacksmith in 17... No. No, no.
776 00:34:24,001 00:34:24,988 Okay. My point is, Okay. My point is,
777 00:34:25,012 00:34:27,984 election night will probably be different this year... election night will probably be different this year...
778 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,
779 00:34:30,019 00:34:31,988 declared, and certified... declared, and certified...
780 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.
781 00:34:35,002 00:34:35,998 And this is important to remember. And this is important to remember.
782 00:34:36,022 00:34:37,982 In American elections, In American elections,
783 00:34:38,006 00:34:40,022 candidates don't declare themselves the winner. candidates don't declare themselves the winner.
784 00:34:41,000 00:34:42,988 State election officials and nonpartisan news outlets State election officials and nonpartisan news outlets
785 00:34:43,012 00:34:44,993 like the Associated Press declare the winner. like the Associated Press declare the winner.
786 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,
787 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
788 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.
789 00:34:55,001 00:34:56,982 Have confidence in the election. Have confidence in the election.
790 00:34:57,006 00:34:59,982 We're America. We're good at this. We're America. We're good at this.
791 00:35:00,006 00:35:02,988 Enjoy the rest of "Hartsfield's Landing." Enjoy the rest of "Hartsfield's Landing."
792 00:35:03,012 00:35:03,996 "Act Three. "Act Three.
793 00:35:04,020 00:35:06,022 Sam's office... night." Sam's office... night."
794 00:35:15,015 00:35:17,986 Take your time... Take your time...
795 00:35:18,010 00:35:20,990 See the whole board... See the whole board...
796 00:35:21,014 00:35:21,999 Think happy thoughts... Think happy thoughts...
797 00:35:22,023 00:35:24,023 Sir? Sure. Sir? Sure.
798 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
799 00:35:30,002 00:35:32,003 in 760 A.D. in 760 A.D.
800 00:35:35,004 00:35:38,010 Charlemagne is French for Charles the Great. Charlemagne is French for Charles the Great.
801 00:35:41,022 00:35:44,984 The Charles is a river in Boston. The Charles is a river in Boston.
802 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.
803 00:35:50,021 00:35:52,998 I'm taking your rook. I'm taking your rook.
804 00:35:53,022 00:35:55,994 The Hudson isn't a river? The Hudson isn't a river?
805 00:35:56,018 00:35:57,986 It is in the Catskills, It is in the Catskills,
806 00:35:58,010 00:35:59,989 but when it gets to Manhattan, but when it gets to Manhattan,
807 00:36:00,013 00:36:01,978 it's an estuary. it's an estuary.
808 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?
809 00:36:05,004 00:36:06,022 Yep. Yep.
810 00:36:09,019 00:36:10,979 Do you mind my asking how the meeting Do you mind my asking how the meeting
811 00:36:11,003 00:36:12,983 with the Chinese Ambassador went? with the Chinese Ambassador went?
812 00:36:13,007 00:36:13,995 Well, how do you think it went? Well, how do you think it went?
813 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,
814 00:36:17,000 00:36:17,989 they'll begin their exercises. they'll begin their exercises.
815 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.
816 00:36:21,003 00:36:22,984 What did they call 'em? What did they call 'em?
817 00:36:23,008 00:36:23,993 U.S.-made Patriots. U.S.-made Patriots.
818 00:36:24,017 00:36:25,988 Right. Right.
819 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
820 00:36:28,000 00:36:29,981 our sale of arms to Taiwan. Good. our sale of arms to Taiwan. Good.
821 00:36:30,005 00:36:30,995 But we're not gonna stop arming Taiwan. But we're not gonna stop arming Taiwan.
822 00:36:31,019 00:36:32,993 No. Particularly now, No. Particularly now,
823 00:36:33,017 00:36:34,989 when they're about to have free elections. when they're about to have free elections.
824 00:36:35,013 00:36:35,994 Right. Plus, it's the law. Right. Plus, it's the law.
825 00:36:36,018 00:36:38,979 Yeah. So we sell 'em the AMRAAMs, Yeah. So we sell 'em the AMRAAMs,
826 00:36:39,003 00:36:40,983 the Orions... You gonna move? the Orions... You gonna move?
827 00:36:41,007 00:36:42,982 Hang on. You're sending two carrier groups Hang on. You're sending two carrier groups
828 00:36:43,006 00:36:43,999 to the Taiwan Strait... Move. to the Taiwan Strait... Move.
829 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.
830 00:36:47,007 00:36:48,987 Beijing wants you to scale back the weapons. Beijing wants you to scale back the weapons.
831 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?
832 00:36:55,000 00:36:56,984 See the whole board. See the whole board.
833 00:36:57,008 00:36:57,992 How does it work? How does it work?
834 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.
835 00:37:00,022 00:37:02,996 He's trying the Balducci attack. He's trying the Balducci attack.
836 00:37:03,020 00:37:06,000 Look at the whole board. Look at the whole board.
837 00:37:11,020 00:37:13,978 I'm going out for some pizza, you want any? I'm going out for some pizza, you want any?
838 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.
839 00:37:15,023 00:37:16,985 We need three, I think. We need three, I think.
840 00:37:17,009 00:37:18,986 45 minutes till Hartsfield's Landing. 45 minutes till Hartsfield's Landing.
841 00:37:19,010 00:37:19,997 We're workin' the room. Good. We're workin' the room. Good.
842 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.
843 00:37:24,004 00:37:25,987 I think it's nice. Do you? I think it's nice. Do you?
844 00:37:26,011 00:37:27,994 I think it's democracy at its purest. I think it's democracy at its purest.
845 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.
846 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.
847 00:37:34,013 00:37:35,984 There's a registrar of voters. There's a registrar of voters.
848 00:37:36,008 00:37:37,978 The names are called in alphabetical order, The names are called in alphabetical order,
849 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.
850 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.
851 00:37:43,005 00:37:43,985 You're a sap? You're a sap?
852 00:37:44,009 00:37:45,990 It's called poetry, me bucko. It's called poetry, me bucko.
853 00:37:46,014 00:37:47,992 Maybe, just maybe, just maybe, Maybe, just maybe, just maybe,
854 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.
855 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
856 00:37:54,003 00:37:57,982 is its birthright, and that our vote matters. is its birthright, and that our vote matters.
857 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.
858 00:38:06,017 00:38:07,994 He Crazy-Glued my phone. He Crazy-Glued my phone.
859 00:38:08,018 00:38:08,998 Who? Who?
860 00:38:09,022 00:38:10,985 Charlie. Charlie.
861 00:38:11,009 00:38:13,989 Charlie Crazy-Glued my phone. Charlie Crazy-Glued my phone.
862 00:38:14,013 00:38:16,997 Okay. Okay. Now we're playin' for keeps. Okay. Okay. Now we're playin' for keeps.
863 00:38:17,021 00:38:18,994 - Josh. - Excuse me. How'd it go? - Josh. - Excuse me. How'd it go?
864 00:38:19,018 00:38:20,999 I told them about the trade adjustment assistance. I told them about the trade adjustment assistance.
865 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,
866 00:38:23,012 00:38:24,990 but their real problem is tax policy. but their real problem is tax policy.
867 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.
868 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?
869 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.
870 00:38:32,008 00:38:32,998 Poor people pay a much higher percentage Poor people pay a much higher percentage
871 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.
872 00:38:36,006 00:38:36,994 Is the President destroying the economy Is the President destroying the economy
873 00:38:37,018 00:38:38,982 to save salmon? No. to save salmon? No.
874 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.
875 00:38:41,002 00:38:42,982 There's no salmon in New Hampshire. There's no salmon in New Hampshire.
876 00:38:43,006 00:38:43,995 Mackey's sister Fran lives in Oregon. Mackey's sister Fran lives in Oregon.
877 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.
878 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.
879 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?
880 00:38:52,020 00:38:53,993 What am I, the fish guy around here? What am I, the fish guy around here?
881 00:38:54,017 00:38:55,991 - Tell 'em we're lookin' into it. - They think the President's - Tell 'em we're lookin' into it. - They think the President's
882 00:38:56,015 00:38:57,982 gonna privatize Social Security. gonna privatize Social Security.
883 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!
884 00:39:00,017 00:39:02,022 He's not gonna privatize Social Security. He's not gonna privatize Social Security.
885 00:39:03,000 00:39:03,984 He'll privatize New Hampshire He'll privatize New Hampshire
886 00:39:04,008 00:39:04,996 before he privatizes Social Security. before he privatizes Social Security.
887 00:39:05,020 00:39:06,980 But we haven't ruled it out. But we haven't ruled it out.
888 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.
889 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.
890 00:39:13,002 00:39:13,991 Here. Here.
891 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
892 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.
893 00:39:18,023 00:39:19,997 The Flenders, everyone. All 17 of them The Flenders, everyone. All 17 of them
894 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.
895 00:39:23,022 00:39:24,979 Why are you wearing my coat? Why are you wearing my coat?
896 00:39:25,003 00:39:25,994 It's warmer than my coat. It's warmer than my coat.
897 00:39:26,018 00:39:26,996 Go. Go.
898 00:39:27,020 00:39:28,992 Hey, are we getting the pizza?! Hey, are we getting the pizza?!
899 00:39:29,016 00:39:29,999 Calm down. Calm down.
900 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
901 00:39:33,006 00:39:34,985 a little pizza in an uncivilized world. a little pizza in an uncivilized world.
902 00:39:35,009 00:39:37,988 It's not easy being you, is it? It's not easy being you, is it?
903 00:39:38,012 00:39:40,022 No. No.
904 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?
905 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?
906 00:39:48,011 00:39:49,984 You know what? You know what?
907 00:39:50,008 00:39:51,981 Half of me wants to let 'em go. Half of me wants to let 'em go.
908 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.
909 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.
910 00:39:55,021 00:39:57,984 They need 400,000 troops on high alert They need 400,000 troops on high alert
911 00:39:58,008 00:40:00,981 for thinking about holding an election. for thinking about holding an election.
912 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
913 00:40:04,010 00:40:06,985 for thinking about having an election. for thinking about having an election.
914 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?
915 00:40:16,013 00:40:18,992 We'll see how the pizza turns out. We'll see how the pizza turns out.
916 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.
917 00:40:31,001 00:40:31,995 Lot of spunk. Lot of pluck. Lot of spunk. Lot of pluck.
918 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.
919 00:40:35,000 00:40:35,995 There's a little thing called heart, There's a little thing called heart,
920 00:40:36,019 00:40:37,179 and you've got it, my friend. and you've got it, my friend.
921 00:40:38,000 00:40:38,985 You know what, old man? You know what, old man?
922 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,
923 00:40:42,000 00:40:44,981 you and I are going round and round. you and I are going round and round.
924 00:40:45,005 00:40:46,005 Check. Check.
925 00:40:48,021 00:40:50,979 How did you get good? How did you get good?
926 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.
927 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.
928 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.
929 00:40:59,009 00:41:00,978 What was his name? What was his name?
930 00:41:01,002 00:41:01,990 David Wheadon. David Wheadon.
931 00:41:02,014 00:41:04,998 Everybody had a crush on his sister. Everybody had a crush on his sister.
932 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,
933 00:41:07,022 00:41:08,997 and Christmas vacation, and Christmas vacation,
934 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.
935 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,
936 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.
937 00:41:23,022 00:41:26,984 He taught you well. He taught you well.
938 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
939 00:41:31,013 00:41:33,978 the last time we met. the last time we met.
940 00:41:34,002 00:41:34,996 I didn't know. It got so bad I didn't know. It got so bad
941 00:41:35,020 00:41:37,998 that Leo called in the guy from ATVA that Leo called in the guy from ATVA
942 00:41:38,022 00:41:39,997 who worked with Josh. who worked with Josh.
943 00:41:40,021 00:41:41,978 Isn't he a trauma specialist? Isn't he a trauma specialist?
944 00:41:42,002 00:41:42,988 Yeah, but we know him, and I figured Yeah, but we know him, and I figured
945 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...
946 00:41:46,004 00:41:47,986 anyway, we brought him in late at night. anyway, we brought him in late at night.
947 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.
948 00:41:50,000 00:41:50,995 You shouldn't bother me so much. You shouldn't bother me so much.
949 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.
950 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.
951 00:41:58,019 00:41:59,983 So... Yes, sir. So... Yes, sir.
952 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.
953 00:42:03,022 00:42:04,982 They will. First of all, They will. First of all,
954 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,
955 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.
956 00:42:12,008 00:42:12,999 Kalmbach? Kalmbach?
957 00:42:13,023 00:42:14,988 Daniels? Weston? Daniels? Weston?
958 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,
959 00:42:17,016 00:42:17,999 and they nominated you. and they nominated you.
960 00:42:18,023 00:42:21,991 That's true. That's true.
961 00:42:22,015 00:42:23,980 Check. Check.
962 00:42:24,004 00:42:26,978 So you think the strike against me So you think the strike against me
963 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.
964 00:42:30,022 00:42:31,991 I don't know, sir. I don't know, sir.
965 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.
966 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.
967 00:42:40,000 00:42:42,986 I don't do that. I don't do that.
968 00:42:43,010 00:42:43,992 Check. Check.
969 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.
970 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,
971 00:42:49,007 00:42:50,986 if every once in a while, he smiles, if every once in a while, he smiles,
972 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,
973 00:42:53,012 00:42:53,996 and above all else, and above all else,
974 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,
975 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
976 00:42:58,013 00:42:59,988 if he didn't get past finger painting. if he didn't get past finger painting.
977 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
978 00:43:03,019 00:43:04,992 that the educated are soft and privileged that the educated are soft and privileged
979 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.
980 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."
981 00:43:11,009 00:43:11,990 Especially when we know Especially when we know
982 00:43:12,014 00:43:13,996 that education can be the silver bullet. that education can be the silver bullet.
983 00:43:14,020 00:43:16,978 It can be the silver bullet, Toby. It can be the silver bullet, Toby.
984 00:43:17,002 00:43:18,985 For crime, unemployment, poverty, For crime, unemployment, poverty,
985 00:43:19,009 00:43:21,991 drugs, hatred... Who you trying to convince? drugs, hatred... Who you trying to convince?
986 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.
987 00:43:26,021 00:43:28,991 Check. Check.
988 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...
989 00:43:32,003 00:43:33,021 Was an idiot? Was an idiot?
990 00:43:36,004 00:43:38,022 Can we please... Can we please...
991 00:43:39,000 00:43:39,998 God. God.
992 00:43:40,022 00:43:42,997 Can we please talk about... Can we please talk about...
993 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?
994 00:43:47,007 00:43:48,979 God. God.
995 00:43:49,003 00:43:51,020 He's gone now. Can we... He's gone now. Can we...
996 00:43:54,022 00:43:56,990 He's my father. He's my father.
997 00:43:57,014 00:44:00,003 He wasn't a Dickens character. He wasn't a Dickens character.
998 00:44:02,010 00:44:04,005 Yes, sir. Yes, sir.
999 00:44:06,006 00:44:08,013 Mr. President? Yeah. Mr. President? Yeah.
1000 00:44:20,011 00:44:21,978 Check. Check.
1001 00:44:22,002 00:44:23,994 I'll be back. I'll be back.
1002 00:44:24,018 00:44:25,978 Don't cheat. Don't cheat.
1003 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.
1004 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.
1005 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.
1006 00:44:40,005 00:44:44,996 Sir, the carriers are 35 minutes from the Strait now. Sir, the carriers are 35 minutes from the Strait now.
1007 00:44:45,020 00:44:47,997 Alright, you can bring the Ambassador back now Alright, you can bring the Ambassador back now
1008 00:44:48,021 00:44:50,993 and get Beijing. and get Beijing.
1009 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...
1010 00:44:53,023 00:44:55,986 She needs the order. She needs the order.
1011 00:44:56,010 00:44:57,992 The Aegis Destroyers. The Aegis Destroyers.
1012 00:44:58,016 00:44:59,978 Yes, sir. Yes, sir.
1013 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?
1014 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.
1015 00:45:06,013 00:45:08,007 Yes, sir. Yes, sir.
1016 00:45:15,023 00:45:17,984 What's goin' on? I don't know. What's goin' on? I don't know.
1017 00:45:18,008 00:45:19,984 Toby keeps comin' back at me with... Toby keeps comin' back at me with...
1018 00:45:20,008 00:45:21,984 I don't know. He... I don't know. He...
1019 00:45:22,008 00:45:23,984 He says I let the pitch go by. He says I let the pitch go by.
1020 00:45:24,008 00:45:24,991 What pitch? What pitch?
1021 00:45:25,015 00:45:28,988 I soften my... I smooth myself out publicly. I soften my... I smooth myself out publicly.
1022 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.
1023 00:45:33,013 00:45:34,981 Yeah. Yeah what? Yeah. Yeah what?
1024 00:45:35,005 00:45:35,984 Yeah nothing. Yeah nothing.
1025 00:45:36,008 00:45:36,987 You agree with him? You agree with him?
1026 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.
1027 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.
1028 00:45:42,023 00:45:44,978 Yeah, well, he keeps comin' back at me. Yeah, well, he keeps comin' back at me.
1029 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?
1030 00:45:47,004 00:45:48,995 Alright. Alright.
1031 00:45:49,019 00:45:53,014 So, what are you doin'? So, what are you doin'?
1032 00:45:57,002 00:45:59,014 Just playin' a little chess. Just playin' a little chess.
1033 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,
1034 00:46:33,002 00:46:34,362 we knocked down voting restrictions we knocked down voting restrictions
1035 00:46:35,001 00:46:37,022 based on race and sex. based on race and sex.
1036 00:46:38,000 00:46:39,992 Then some of the states pushed back Then some of the states pushed back
1037 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...
1038 00:46:44,014 00:46:45,997 Poll taxes, literacy tests, Poll taxes, literacy tests,
1039 00:46:46,021 00:46:48,988 naming all 54 county commissioners, naming all 54 county commissioners,
1040 00:46:49,012 00:46:51,998 guessing the number of jellybeans in a jar. guessing the number of jellybeans in a jar.
1041 00:46:52,022 00:46:54,995 We still had a long way to go. We still had a long way to go.
1042 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,
1043 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,
1044 00:47:03,014 00:47:04,990 and many gave their lives, and many gave their lives,
1045 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.
1046 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
1047 00:47:15,014 00:47:16,991 to suppress the vote to suppress the vote
1048 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
1049 00:47:20,005 00:47:20,992 of voter suppression of voter suppression
1050 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
1051 00:47:24,007 00:47:27,982 without running them by the Justice Department first. without running them by the Justice Department first.
1052 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.
1053 00:47:32,005 00:47:33,996 In '75, we pass new voting protections In '75, we pass new voting protections
1054 00:47:34,020 00:47:36,983 for people with limited English skills. for people with limited English skills.
1055 00:47:37,007 00:47:38,998 In '82, we make voting more accessible In '82, we make voting more accessible
1056 00:47:39,022 00:47:41,989 for the elderly and people with disabilities, for the elderly and people with disabilities,
1057 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,
1058 00:47:46,008 00:47:46,991 which let people register which let people register
1059 00:47:47,015 00:47:49,979 when they applied for driver's licenses. when they applied for driver's licenses.
1060 00:47:50,003 00:47:51,981 In its very first year, In its very first year,
1061 00:47:52,005 00:47:56,987 that law accounted for 30 million new voters. that law accounted for 30 million new voters.
1062 00:47:57,011 00:47:59,978 But two centuries of progress But two centuries of progress
1063 00:48:00,002 00:48:02,022 just came to a halt seven years ago just came to a halt seven years ago
1064 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
1065 00:48:06,008 00:48:07,981 and said that even states and counties and said that even states and counties
1066 00:48:08,005 00:48:09,992 with long histories of voter suppression with long histories of voter suppression
1067 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
1068 00:48:13,022 00:48:16,994 to the Justice Department for review. to the Justice Department for review.
1069 00:48:17,018 00:48:20,022 In her strong dissent, Justice Ginsburg said In her strong dissent, Justice Ginsburg said
1070 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
1071 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
1072 00:48:29,007 00:48:31,022 because you're not getting wet." because you're not getting wet."
1073 00:48:32,000 00:48:34,993 Well, we're all getting wet now. Well, we're all getting wet now.
1074 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,
1075 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.
1076 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,
1077 00:48:45,021 00:48:46,989 purges of voter rolls, purges of voter rolls,
1078 00:48:47,013 00:48:49,991 and eliminating polling places and voting machines and eliminating polling places and voting machines
1079 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,
1080 00:48:53,001 00:48:55,987 and now even crippling the Postal Service and now even crippling the Postal Service
1081 00:48:56,011 00:48:57,985 in the midst of a pandemic in the midst of a pandemic
1082 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.
1083 00:49:02,007 00:49:03,984 So ask yourself this... So ask yourself this...
1084 00:49:04,008 00:49:05,998 If your vote really doesn't matter, If your vote really doesn't matter,
1085 00:49:06,022 00:49:09,981 why are people working so very hard why are people working so very hard
1086 00:49:10,005 00:49:12,987 to make sure you don't cast it? to make sure you don't cast it?
1087 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,
1088 00:49:16,021 00:49:19,990 the power to make our Union more perfect. the power to make our Union more perfect.
1089 00:49:20,014 00:49:21,978 And there's only one response And there's only one response
1090 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...
1091 00:49:25,014 00:49:26,990 Make sure they fail. Make sure they fail.
1092 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,
1093 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,
1094 00:49:34,018 00:49:39,980 our turn, our sacred duty, to vote. our turn, our sacred duty, to vote.
1095 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
1096 00:49:42,011 00:49:42,998 it's an honor to be here tonight. it's an honor to be here tonight.
1097 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
1098 00:49:45,010 00:49:46,982 a perfectly adequate job. a perfectly adequate job.
1099 00:49:47,006 00:49:47,994 Appreciate it. Appreciate it.
1100 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.
1101 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,
1102 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.
1103 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
1104 00:50:01,014 00:50:02,979 after decades of suppression, after decades of suppression,
1105 00:50:03,003 00:50:05,978 disenfranchisement, gerrymandering, and much worse. disenfranchisement, gerrymandering, and much worse.
1106 00:50:06,002 00:50:08,983 In 2016, there were foreign disinformation campaigns In 2016, there were foreign disinformation campaigns
1107 00:50:09,007 00:50:11,983 aimed specifically at reducing the Black male vote. aimed specifically at reducing the Black male vote.
1108 00:50:12,007 00:50:12,998 And they were successful. And they were successful.
1109 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,
1110 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.
1111 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
1112 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.
1113 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,
1114 00:50:27,000 00:50:27,986 but the fact that African-Americans but the fact that African-Americans
1115 00:50:28,010 00:50:29,988 are twice as likely to die from it... are twice as likely to die from it...
1116 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.
1117 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,
1118 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,
1119 00:50:38,000 00:50:38,991 hardest, and longest, hardest, and longest,
1120 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.
1121 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,
1122 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
1123 00:50:48,009 00:50:49,978 seems to change a damn thing about it, seems to change a damn thing about it,
1124 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.
1125 00:50:52,022 00:50:54,989 This election will decide our health care, This election will decide our health care,
1126 00:50:55,013 00:50:57,980 our economy, our criminal justice system, our economy, our criminal justice system,
1127 00:50:58,004 00:51:00,992 our cities, our schools our country... our cities, our schools our country...
1128 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.
1129 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
1130 00:51:08,023 00:51:09,991 in greater numbers than ever before. in greater numbers than ever before.
1131 00:51:10,015 00:51:11,999 If you want politicians to care about you, If you want politicians to care about you,
1132 00:51:12,023 00:51:13,995 to care about your family and your future, to care about your family and your future,
1133 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.
1134 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.
1135 00:51:24,007 00:51:26,989 "Act Four. Interior lobby... night. "Act Four. Interior lobby... night.
1136 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.
1137 00:51:30,022 00:51:31,983 She takes out her swipe card She takes out her swipe card
1138 00:51:32,007 00:51:33,987 and runs it through the security detector. and runs it through the security detector.
1139 00:51:34,011 00:51:36,981 Suddenly, alarms buzz. Suddenly, alarms buzz.
1140 00:51:37,005 00:51:37,992 Would you stay right there, please? Would you stay right there, please?
1141 00:51:38,016 00:51:39,985 Tommy, it's me. Stay there. Tommy, it's me. Stay there.
1142 00:51:40,009 00:51:40,996 What happened? She ran the card through. What happened? She ran the card through.
1143 00:51:41,020 00:51:42,978 It must be bent or something. It must be bent or something.
1144 00:51:43,002 00:51:43,986 Would you stay right there please? Would you stay right there please?
1145 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.
1146 00:51:45,014 00:51:46,981 Look... Guys, it's me. Look... Guys, it's me.
1147 00:51:47,005 00:51:47,990 This card says you're Charles Young. This card says you're Charles Young.
1148 00:51:48,014 00:51:49,990 Yes. Okay, well, obviously I'm not. Yes. Okay, well, obviously I'm not.
1149 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?
1150 00:51:52,002 00:51:52,982 - Because... - What's goin' on? - Because... - What's goin' on?
1151 00:51:53,006 00:51:53,996 Mr. McGarry, this woman has a card Mr. McGarry, this woman has a card
1152 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...
1153 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.
1154 00:51:58,018 00:51:59,989 - Oh, my God. - Tommy, sign her in - Oh, my God. - Tommy, sign her in
1155 00:52:00,013 00:52:01,573 - with an appointment. - An appointment? - with an appointment. - An appointment?
1156 00:52:02,001 00:52:04,016 Be in your office in 15 minutes. Be in your office in 15 minutes.
1157 00:52:10,021 00:52:11,982 Roberta, those are all good points Roberta, those are all good points
1158 00:52:12,006 00:52:13,979 and perfectly valid areas of disagreement. and perfectly valid areas of disagreement.
1159 00:52:14,003 00:52:15,978 But what I don't understand... But what I don't understand...
1160 00:52:16,002 00:52:16,990 I was saying what I don't understand I was saying what I don't understand
1161 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.
1162 00:52:19,013 00:52:20,980 You loved him when he was Governor, You loved him when he was Governor,
1163 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.
1164 00:52:24,020 00:52:26,978 Yeah. Yeah.
1165 00:52:27,002 00:52:27,997 Yeah. Well, he didn't lie. Yeah. Well, he didn't lie.
1166 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,
1167 00:52:30,022 00:52:32,978 the man just accepted a Congressional censure, the man just accepted a Congressional censure,
1168 00:52:33,002 00:52:34,981 and I think it's time... and I think it's time...
1169 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,
1170 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,
1171 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.
1172 00:52:42,018 00:52:43,996 This one's an economist from New Hampshire, This one's an economist from New Hampshire,
1173 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.
1174 00:52:46,015 00:52:48,978 Donna... I am standing out here Donna... I am standing out here
1175 00:52:49,002 00:52:50,982 in the middle of the night... Donna... in the middle of the night... Donna...
1176 00:52:51,006 00:52:51,986 Hold on, please. Hold on, please.
1177 00:52:52,010 00:52:52,995 No, I've kinda had it now, too. No, I've kinda had it now, too.
1178 00:52:53,019 00:52:54,984 They're shocked and appalled and disappointed. They're shocked and appalled and disappointed.
1179 00:52:55,008 00:52:55,998 But really, they're none of those things, But really, they're none of those things,
1180 00:52:56,022 00:52:57,987 they just wish they were. they just wish they were.
1181 00:52:58,011 00:53:01,991 Never missing an opportunity to feel morally superior... Never missing an opportunity to feel morally superior...
1182 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?
1183 00:53:05,000 00:53:06,986 Let 'em vote. Let 'em vote.
1184 00:53:07,010 00:53:07,993 What does that mean? What does that mean?
1185 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.
1186 00:53:14,015 00:53:16,981 Hey, guys, it's Josh Lyman. Hey, guys, it's Josh Lyman.
1187 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
1188 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
1189 00:53:22,019 00:53:24,982 in Hartsfield's Landing open in 14 minutes. in Hartsfield's Landing open in 14 minutes.
1190 00:53:25,006 00:53:27,995 You got the chains on the truck, Mackey? You got the chains on the truck, Mackey?
1191 00:53:28,019 00:53:30,991 Yeah, and tell your sister in Oregon Yeah, and tell your sister in Oregon
1192 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.
1193 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.
1194 00:53:37,011 00:53:39,982 G'night. G'night.
1195 00:53:40,006 00:53:42,999 Maybe they are morally superior. Maybe they are morally superior.
1196 00:53:43,023 00:53:46,991 Anyway, they get to vote. Anyway, they get to vote.
1197 00:53:47,015 00:53:49,022 It's freezing out here. It's freezing out here.
1198 00:54:13,014 00:54:15,018 Abbey told me a story once. Abbey told me a story once.
1199 00:54:17,014 00:54:21,023 She said you were at a party once She said you were at a party once
1200 00:54:22,001 00:54:24,978 where you were bending a guy's ear. where you were bending a guy's ear.
1201 00:54:25,002 00:54:27,984 You were telling him that Ellie had mastered You were telling him that Ellie had mastered
1202 00:54:28,008 00:54:28,998 her multiplication tables her multiplication tables
1203 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,
1204 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
1205 00:54:38,014 00:54:40,987 for her soccer team the week before, for her soccer team the week before,
1206 00:54:41,011 00:54:43,988 and you were going on and on. and you were going on and on.
1207 00:54:44,012 00:54:47,989 And what made Abbey's story remarkable And what made Abbey's story remarkable
1208 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.
1209 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
1210 00:54:54,020 00:54:55,982 who two hours earlier who two hours earlier
1211 00:54:56,006 00:55:00,981 had awarded you the Nobel Prize in Economics. had awarded you the Nobel Prize in Economics.
1212 00:55:01,005 00:55:03,990 I mean, my God. I mean, my God.
1213 00:55:04,014 00:55:05,990 You'd just won the Nobel Prize, You'd just won the Nobel Prize,
1214 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
1215 00:55:09,014 00:55:11,982 was Ellie's multiplication tables. was Ellie's multiplication tables.
1216 00:55:12,006 00:55:14,000 What's your point? What's your point?
1217 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.
1218 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.
1219 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.
1220 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.
1221 00:55:33,006 00:55:33,999 You're not plain spoken. You're not plain spoken.
1222 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!
1223 00:55:38,021 00:55:40,016 I don't want to be killed. I don't want to be killed.
1224 00:55:43,012 00:55:47,023 Then make this election about smart and not. Then make this election about smart and not.
1225 00:55:48,001 00:55:52,979 Make it about engaged and not, Make it about engaged and not,
1226 00:55:53,003 00:55:55,014 qualified and not. qualified and not.
1227 00:55:56,023 00:55:59,995 Make it about a heavyweight. Make it about a heavyweight.
1228 00:56:00,019 00:56:02,017 You're a heavyweight. You're a heavyweight.
1229 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.
1230 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.
1231 00:56:35,018 00:56:37,986 - Hello. - How you doin'? - Hello. - How you doin'?
1232 00:56:38,010 00:56:39,290 You really want to dance with me? You really want to dance with me?
1233 00:56:40,000 00:56:40,981 Wouldn't it have been a lot easier Wouldn't it have been a lot easier
1234 00:56:41,005 00:56:41,994 to respect the rules and regulations? to respect the rules and regulations?
1235 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.
1236 00:56:44,010 00:56:45,984 - Leo... - What the hell... - Leo... - What the hell...
1237 00:56:54,012 00:56:56,023 ...and Crazy-Glued my phone. ...and Crazy-Glued my phone.
1238 00:56:59,004 00:57:00,998 Alright. Alright.
1239 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,
1240 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.
1241 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.
1242 00:57:11,001 00:57:11,993 - Hey! - Excuse me, Leo? - Hey! - Excuse me, Leo?
1243 00:57:12,017 00:57:15,012 Yeah. Nancy McNally's calling for you. Yeah. Nancy McNally's calling for you.
1244 00:57:17,010 00:57:20,011 Okay. Well, that's that. Okay. Well, that's that.
1245 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?
1246 00:57:32,017 00:57:34,986 Depends. Depends.
1247 00:57:35,010 00:57:37,010 Okay. Okay.
1248 00:57:41,013 00:57:41,996 I'm sorry, I got tied up. I'm sorry, I got tied up.
1249 00:57:42,020 00:57:45,978 No, that's fine. No, that's fine.
1250 00:57:46,002 00:57:46,999 Let's get back to it. Let's get back to it.
1251 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.
1252 00:57:50,007 00:57:51,989 Eisenhower, it seemed, at all costs, Eisenhower, it seemed, at all costs,
1253 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,
1254 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.
1255 00:57:58,022 00:58:00,986 A private could... Well, everybody was a private A private could... Well, everybody was a private
1256 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
1257 00:58:03,012 00:58:03,998 on the ships, and that'd be it. on the ships, and that'd be it.
1258 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.
1259 00:58:06,011 00:58:06,996 Yeah. Yeah.
1260 00:58:07,020 00:58:08,981 Eisenhower wouldn't do it. Eisenhower wouldn't do it.
1261 00:58:09,005 00:58:09,992 No. No.
1262 00:58:10,016 00:58:11,983 Why are you? Why are you?
1263 00:58:12,007 00:58:12,990 Look at the whole board. Look at the whole board.
1264 00:58:13,014 00:58:13,990 I am. You're not. I am. You're not.
1265 00:58:14,014 00:58:16,980 I'm trying. Sam... I'm trying. Sam...
1266 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?
1267 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.
1268 00:58:23,006 00:58:25,986 Is that the same thing? Is that the same thing?
1269 00:58:26,010 00:58:27,986 How does this end? How does this end?
1270 00:58:28,010 00:58:31,983 Sir? Sir?
1271 00:58:32,007 00:58:34,000 Like this. Like this.
1272 00:58:49,007 00:58:49,991 Turn 'em around. Turn 'em around.
1273 00:58:50,015 00:58:51,988 I'll make some calls and thank people. I'll make some calls and thank people.
1274 00:58:52,012 00:58:54,999 Yes, sir. And thank you, by the way. Yes, sir. And thank you, by the way.
1275 00:58:55,023 00:58:57,017 You, too. You, too.
1276 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.
1277 00:59:17,009 00:59:19,979 Okay. Okay.
1278 00:59:20,003 00:59:22,978 China agrees to stand down the war games. China agrees to stand down the war games.
1279 00:59:23,002 00:59:24,988 Yeah. And they agree to let Taiwan Yeah. And they agree to let Taiwan
1280 00:59:25,012 00:59:26,022 test the Patriots. test the Patriots.
1281 00:59:27,000 00:59:27,992 One Patriot. Yes. One Patriot. Yes.
1282 00:59:28,016 00:59:29,980 And we... And we...
1283 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...
1284 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
1285 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.
1286 00:59:38,015 00:59:39,022 10 years, but you got it. 10 years, but you got it.
1287 00:59:40,000 00:59:42,991 Sir, the Aegis... The Aegis radar technology Sir, the Aegis... The Aegis radar technology
1288 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?
1289 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.
1290 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.
1291 00:59:54,012 00:59:55,993 And so? And so?
1292 00:59:56,017 00:59:58,989 You never were gonna sell 'em the destroyers. You never were gonna sell 'em the destroyers.
1293 00:59:59,013 01:00:02,023 But everybody wakes up alive in the morning But everybody wakes up alive in the morning
1294 01:00:03,001 01:00:04,981 and saves a little face. and saves a little face.
1295 01:00:05,005 01:00:06,991 I don't know how you... I don't know how you...
1296 01:00:07,015 01:00:08,997 I don't know what the word... I don't know what the word...
1297 01:00:09,021 01:00:10,989 I don't know how you do it. I don't know how you do it.
1298 01:00:11,013 01:00:12,987 You have a lot of help. You have a lot of help.
1299 01:00:13,011 01:00:14,991 You listen to everybody. You listen to everybody.
1300 01:00:15,015 01:00:17,988 And then you call the play. And then you call the play.
1301 01:00:18,012 01:00:20,985 Sam, stand up and come here, would you? Sam, stand up and come here, would you?
1302 01:00:21,009 01:00:24,981 You're gonna run for President one day. You're gonna run for President one day.
1303 01:00:25,005 01:00:28,984 Don't be scared. Don't be scared.
1304 01:00:29,008 01:00:31,979 Checkmate. Checkmate.
1305 01:00:36,012 01:00:36,999 ...Town Hall's a filing cabinet ...Town Hall's a filing cabinet
1306 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.
1307 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
1308 01:00:42,003 01:00:43,981 begins for the world's only superpower. begins for the world's only superpower.
1309 01:00:44,005 01:00:44,994 It's 12:01 a.m., It's 12:01 a.m.,
1310 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...
1311 01:00:51,012 01:00:52,052 - Claude Abernathy. - Here. - Claude Abernathy. - Here.
1312 01:00:53,000 01:00:54,994 Please step up and cast your vote. Please step up and cast your vote.
1313 01:00:55,018 01:00:56,981 - Diana Abernathy. - Here. - Diana Abernathy. - Here.
1314 01:00:57,005 01:00:58,994 Please step up and cast your vote. Please step up and cast your vote.
1315 01:00:59,018 01:01:00,981 - Barney Braddock. - Here. - Barney Braddock. - Here.
1316 01:01:01,005 01:01:03,986 Please step up and cast your vote. Please step up and cast your vote.
1317 01:01:04,010 01:01:05,978 - Lillian Braddock. - Here. - Lillian Braddock. - Here.
1318 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.
1319 01:01:10,016 01:01:12,982 Please step up and cast your vote. Please step up and cast your vote.
1320 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.
1321 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.
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