:07:01
His hair had a deep wave in it.
:07:05
- You know what he was trying to do?
- What?
:07:09
He was trying to sway my vote.
:07:14
Once he drove me home
from an all-night meeting,
:07:17
stopped his car on Earl Street.
:07:19
For no reason at all, he said,
except he was yearning for my lips.
:07:25
To tell you the truth, I was yearning for his.
:07:29
But it would have meant betraying
my platform and my constituents.
:07:33
- What did you do?
- I filibustered.
:07:35
- You what?
- I just kept on talking.
:07:37
The constitution, the Bill of Rights, poems,
Longfellow, anything I could think of.
:07:42
Von Schloss, von Schlotzing,
von Schlumann, von Schlürmann,
:07:46
von...
:07:51
- No other man since the mint julep guy?
- No.
:07:54
- No more what you call yearning?
- No.
:07:58
- Sure?
- None of your business.
:08:02
I've been doing a little yearning
ever since you stepped off that plane.
:08:08
Captain Pringle!
:08:11
- Don't!
- Why not? You're not a Nazi.
:08:14
Don't tell me it's subversive
to kiss a Republican.
:08:22
I am a Congresswoman.
:08:24
Yeah. Now I know how I'll cast
my absentee ballot come re-election.
:08:28
- I'm here on official business.
- This is official.
:08:31
Oh! Now, listen.
:08:34
Listen.
:08:36
"Listen, my children, and you shall hear
of the midnight ride of Paul Revere
:08:40
"On the 18th of April in '75,
hardly a man is now alive
:08:44
"Who remembers that famous day and year
:08:47
"He said to his friend, 'lf the British march
by land or sea from the town tonight
:08:52
"'Hang a lantern aloft in the belfry arch
of the North Church tower as a signal light
:08:57
"'One if by land and two if by sea
:08:59
"'And I on the opposite shore shall be
ready to ride and spread the alarm