:57:18
Mr. Rand, the President is arriving.
:57:21
Just show the President into the library.
We'll be along in a few minutes.
:57:28
An old habit that goes along with power:
Keep them waiting.
:57:33
Not now, Arthur.
:57:34
But, sir....
:57:36
I'm going to meet the President...
:57:39
...on my own two feet.
:57:46
Shall we go?
:57:47
That's a very good idea.
:58:05
When I was younger,
I had thoughts of public office.
:58:10
But I found, that...
:58:12
...l was able to contribute more
as a private citizen.
:58:17
Of course...
:58:19
...my wealth provided me
with considerable influence.
:58:23
But I've tried, believe me, I've tried...
:58:27
...not to misuse that power.
:58:30
It's extremely important
that we don't allow ourselves...
:58:35
...to become blinded to the needs
of our government...
:58:39
...no matter how strong the temptation.
:58:44
I've been labeled a kingmaker...
:58:47
...but I've tried...
:58:49
...to keep myself open
to the voice of the people.
:58:53
And I've remained honest to myself.
:58:57
That's the main thing.
:58:58
-Good morning, Mr. Rand.
-Good morning, gentlemen.