First Monday in October
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:18:02
It's not because she's a woman.
I like women. My wife's a woman.

:18:06
The bench will smell better
with a little perfume on it.

:18:09
But Ruth Loomis?
:18:20
How can you just let it ring?
:18:22
A telephone has no constitutional
right to be answered.

:18:26
Don't pay any attention to it.
It'll go away.

:18:32
See?
:18:36
- I hear she plays tennis.
- Hitler played the harmonica.

:18:39
Oh, she may not be so bad.
:18:42
She's young.
:18:44
We could use some young
blood around here.

:18:47
And she isn't stupid.
:18:49
Fix yourself a drink.
:18:52
I just might do that.
:18:56
Here she is now. Come in.
:19:00
Is it true?
:19:01
Jack Anderson's on the phone.
:19:03
Either of you care
to say anything to him?

:19:05
Ask him where I'm spending
my vacation next summer.

:19:08
I don't know, but he probably does.
:19:13
I'll just tell him neither of you
is available for comment.

:19:16
How does a newspaperman like
Jack Anderson find out what happens

:19:20
in the Oval Office so fast?
:19:21
Simple. He's got a friend
in the Soviet Embassy.

:19:24
And I'm ten minutes late.
:19:28
Only one thing, Dan.
Before you consider resigning...

:19:31
Resigning?
Who the hell is gonna resign?

:19:34
You think I'd leave you here alone to
get sprayed down by the Lysol Lady

:19:38
of Orange County?
:19:39
If that holy junta at the White House
picked her

:19:42
to replace Stanley Moorehead,
:19:43
who in God's name do you suppose
they'd send up to take my seat?

:19:47
Shirley Temple?

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