1:05:23
Ladies and gentlemen,
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if you've ever had
a load of hay fall on you,
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then you know
how I feel right now.
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I don't know if any of you pray, but if
you do, you could pray God to help me.
1:05:34
Good luck, Mr. President.
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I wish you didn't
have to call me that.
1:05:39
I never felt so out of place
in all my life.
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Here is the caisson
of Franklin Delano Roosevelt,
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now making the turn
off of 15th Street...
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into Pennsylvania Avenue.
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God give me strength
to do this.
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And there is
the flag-draped coffin.
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The horses with black blankets
under their saddles.
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The horses
on the right side,
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unmounted.
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And it's moving
ever so slowly...
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as the crowd stands...
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to pay their
last respects...
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to the man who was their leader,
their commander in chief,
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their friend.
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Mr. President.
Hello, General.
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We need your authorization.
What have you got?
1:06:37
Well, the President...
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Mr. Roosevelt
never told me.
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They never told me.
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We spent months
of staff time,
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tens of millions of dollars
in preparation...
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for the greatest invasion
in history,
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and when we're
primed and ready,
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they send
an air force officer...