:41:01
but until we get another cop, we have
an obligation to support our friends.
:41:07
After all,
being a superpower has its price.
:41:10
She's right.
:41:13
It's still a dangerous world.
:41:15
But what about the Palestinians?
:41:18
- Yes, what about the Palestinians?
- Yeah, what about the Palestinians?
:41:24
I don't think even Abe Lincoln himself
could solve that one.
:41:27
- But let's say you're president.
- Yeah, let's say you was president.
:41:31
What would you do?
:41:33
It's simple. If the UN would remove the
Verner Amendment from Resolution 165,
:41:38
we'd have the authority
to do what needs to be done.
:41:43
Can I get anyone anything?
:41:46
I'd love a drink.
:41:50
Excuse us.
:41:52
Isn't she terrific?
:41:53
Hell, I'm knocked out.
:41:55
- She's right about the Verner Amendment.
- Absolutely.
:41:58
Is it the economy of the state
that worries you, Harry, or your own?
:42:02
Both. If I go under,
I take a lot of people with me.
:42:05
Harry, I'm getting tired.
:42:07
I got business.
:42:09
Do me a favour, pal, take her home?
:42:12
With pleasure.
:42:18
You did a helluva job.
:42:20
No kiddin', pal. A helluva job.
:42:26
Senator, we cannot do a thing until
the UN removes the Verner Amendment.
:42:31
- Yeah, 165!
- Without question.
:42:36
You were great!
:42:38
Everybody loved you.
:42:42
What's the matter?
Don't you think you were great?
:42:46
Oh, yeah, we really tricked 'em,
didn't we?
:42:50
What do you mean?
:42:51
If you saw a good ventriloquist, who
would you compliment? The dummy?
:42:58
You're not a dummy.