:41:01
I think the press knows something is up.
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I can't see anything to be gained
:41:04
by rushing the President
back to Washington now.
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That would give it away for certain.
:41:08
Now, listen, we're gonna have to round up
:41:10
the Congressional leaders and get them
briefed as soon as possible.
:41:12
I'll, clear it with him.
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Will you have the President call me
as soon as he's free?
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In your judgment,
he has to fly back in the morning?
:41:17
At the latest, yes.
:41:18
I see.
:41:19
I'll talk to you later, Ken.
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Fine.
:41:22
This is a great and a good country.
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It is the center of the stage,
everything we do here
:41:28
is marked around the world
in the great struggle
:41:31
which is reaching its climax
in this decade.
:41:35
And I believe that we can make
this country not only
:41:39
the leader of the free world,
:41:41
but a leader in whom all can have
a sense of pride,
:41:44
a sense of participation,
and a sense of mutual progress.
:41:49
Now, I come to Illinois
and I ask for your help.
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I think President Roosevelt
through my father
:42:07
out of this suite in 1942.
:42:10
Better?
:42:11
Yes, is much better Dave, thank you.
:42:19
They loved the speech.
:42:21
I'm sure glad to hear that.
:42:23
Yes, but will they love us on Monday,
:42:25
like they love us today?
:42:29
Thas good chowder.
:42:31
Got it from Chicago.
:42:34
Yes.
:42:36
Pierre wants a minute with you.
:42:37
You'll want to talk to Bobby first.
:42:39
He'll be with you in a moment, Pierre.
:42:46
The attorney general, Mr. President.
:42:49
Whas happening there, Bobby?
:42:52
Yes, I understand about Acheson
:42:57
but we have to keep him in the picture.
:42:59
Maybe Paris and the joint chiefs
have to look at it that way.