:41:01
"of parasitic bureaucrats
in Washington.
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"As long as the war is on, only
a military figure like yourself...
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can unseat the man
in the White House. "
:41:08
There's one from a lady in
New Jersey I want you to read.
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Excuse me a minute. I just want to
look at this closing. Oh, sure.
:41:14
Just remember, America's greatest combat general
will be leading you into battle.
:41:18
"Hit 'em where they ain't. "
That's his motto.
:41:21
This is the MacArthur touch,
:41:24
combining sea and air power
as never before,
:41:26
he's leapfrogging right over the enemy's strongholds
to cut their chow line...
:41:31
all the way to the Philippines.
:41:34
Now you get your chance to
fulfill the immortal pledge:
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I came through,
and I shall return.
:41:45
Good!
Good!
:41:47
Some exciting stuff there. Thank you.
:41:49
Okay on this one
to Washington.
:41:53
Wow! President MacArthur.
I like the sound of that.
:41:56
Only question is,
how does it sound to MacArthur?
:41:59
You know that I have
no political ambitions whatsoever.
:42:03
General... General, this
country's always had a hero.
:42:07
Washington, Lincoln,
Lindbergh.
:42:10
Now you.
:42:13
It's in all
the papers.
:42:15
The Republican ones. No, sir.
Democratic ones too.
:42:19
Listen to this woman
in New Jersey.
:42:21
She says, "I have never wanted to
sin with any other man in my life,
:42:26
but I would with you. "
:42:28
How about it,
General?
:42:32
Uh-oh. Here's a little boy
in Moline, Illinois.
:42:36
Wants to know,
"Why do you carry a cane?
:42:38
Are you feeble?"
:42:57
General, what we want to do is
to print, "I shall return"...