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1:09:00
I haven't been outside
the palace yet...

1:09:03
... but as soon as possible,
I plan to contact...

1:09:06
... the American ambassador
for any special instructions.

1:09:09
I think there's a feast tonight...
1:09:11
... and tomorrow we're supposed
to go on a camel ride in the desert.

1:09:15
If there's a diplomatic pouch
coming here...

1:09:18
... I wouldn't mind if you
included a tuna salad sandwich...

1:09:21
... and some lip gloss.
1:09:24
A poem for Sunny.
1:09:29
"Ah, Sunny!
1:09:31
Golden hair like the desert sun
1:09:36
Eyes the color of the summer sky
1:09:39
Breasts riper than
The ripest pomegranates

1:09:43
And loins like the royal storehouse
Bursting with the seed of kings.

1:09:48
Loins that boil..."
1:09:53
I'm happy to announce
that a high-ranking delegation...

1:09:57
... will travel to Ohtar to sign
an agreement with the emir...

1:10:01
... for a military base.
1:10:02
Hi, we're back with TV Truth.
1:10:04
Wendy, would you analyze
the tape for our audience?

1:10:07
Hassler starts by announcing
that they cut the deal.

1:10:10
So we got our base.
1:10:12
Yes, but I want your audience
to see this.

1:10:14
He's announcing that
a contingent of...

1:10:16
That's not so unusual. Here it is.
1:10:19
We'll get them to stay
for the wedding.

1:10:21
- Was that a slip?
- That is some slip.

1:10:23
He had no intention
of mentioning that.

1:10:25
No, he didn't. He's such a jerk.
1:10:27
What wedding?
1:10:31
Dear Mrs. St. John: They keep me
busy here, and I'm experiencing...

1:10:34
... all sorts of
new, exotic fragrances.

1:10:37
Tomorrow, I hope to see how
the ordinary people live.

1:10:40
Please give my best to Mr. Crowe.
Sincerely, Sunny Davis.


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