:50:06
... Come on, teach me tonight
:50:11
My baby, baby, baby, yeah
:50:13
Come on, teach me tonight, yeah
:50:16
I want to learn
:50:18
Teach me, hey
Teach me
:50:22
Teach me, teach me, teach me...
:50:31
Hello, JJ.
Billie called me. Is she here?
:50:35
Yeah, she is.
:50:38
- You want to let her know I'm here?
- Yeah.
:50:42
I don't see the problem.
:50:45
There are competing
economic considerations...
:50:49
Boys, don't jerk me around.
:50:50
If you're gonna help me out,
I need to know and I need to know now.
:50:54
Harry's blunt about it,
but a lot is riding on this.
:50:57
He's the principal employer in the area.
:50:59
- Sorry, I was looking for Billie.
- She's not...
:51:02
Senator Hedges, hi! Paul Verrall.
I interviewed you.
:51:06
- I loved what you did.
- Thanks.
:51:08
Here she is. I think you two
would be more comfortable...
:51:11
Billie,
would you make this poor man a drink?
:51:14
Nice to see you again, Paul.
:51:16
Nice to see you, gentlemen.
:51:18
Good to see you again.
:51:20
- Harry.
- Hey, kid.
:51:27
- What did he mean, he interviewed you?
- He's a reporter.
:51:31
He's doing a puff piece on Harry.
:51:32
Not now he's seen him
alone in a room with all of us.
:51:35
Thanks for coming so quick.
:51:38
- Quickly.
- Quickly.
:51:40
Billie, Harry's got six senators in there.
:51:44
So? He's had 'em before.
:51:46
Senators don't usually make house calls.
:51:48
Harry gets people to do things
they don't usually do.
:51:52
Want to know the trick I came up with
:51:54
to remember the amendments
to the Constitution?
:51:56
- Billie?
- What?
:51:59
You've worked really hard
to make yourself smart.