:17:12
There's not a day in my life
that I don't feel like a fraud.
:17:15
I mean, priests, doctors, lawyers.
I've talked to them all.
:17:18
I don't know anyone who hasn't felt that.
:17:26
Hello?
:17:27
In here.
:17:30
-Hi. How did your day go?
-Not too bad.
:17:33
It was like the Walt Disney version
of the Ho Chi Minh story.
:17:36
Other than that, it was terrific.
What have we got, anything exciting?
:17:41
Also, you got an invitation.
:17:43
What's this?
:17:44
Dinner at the White House.
:17:46
You're kidding me!
What, a big party or something?
:17:48
I think it's five or six people.
:17:50
Thursday? All right.
:17:53
Hi, Mom.
:17:54
What did you do today?
:17:56
-Stuff.
-What does "stuff" mean?
:18:00
Me and Sharon played a game
in the backyard.
:18:03
And we had a picnic down by the river.
:18:06
Mom, you should have seen it!
:18:08
This man came along
on this beautiful gray horse.
:18:11
Really? What kind?
:18:13
Was it a mare, a gelding?
:18:15
I think it was a gelding.
:18:17
It was gray.
:18:18
It was so beautiful.
:18:20
The guy let me ride it
all around and everything.
:18:23
She rode it for about half an hour.
:18:26
I loved it! Mom, can't we get a horse?
:18:29
-Not while we're in Washington, honey.
-Why not, Mom?
:18:33
We'll see when we get home, okay?
:18:35
-When could I have one?
-We'll see, Regan. We'll see.
:18:38
On the party invitations,
I want to write a personal--
:18:41
Regan, don't! Come back!
:18:49
-All right, give it up. Give it up!
-No!
:18:53
You'll be sorry!