Guarding Tess
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:18:14
I told her...
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"No more calling us 'gofers with guns,'
snacks in the middle of the night...

:18:21
no more checking our weapons
outside your bedroom door."

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You said that?
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In so many words, I said,
from now on, we go by the book.

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- And she stood for this?
- She didn't say a thing.

:18:33
Oh, yeah. She tells me
to go find her ball.

:18:36
I said, "I'm not a caddy.
I'm a Secret Service agent.

:18:39
- You want that ball, find it yourself."
- Come on.

:18:41
- Are you crazy?
- No. Here's why...

:18:43
Doug, telephone.
:18:52
- Hello?
- Mr. Chesnic?

:18:54
- Yes.
- Please hold for the president.

:18:58
- Hello?
- Uh, hello!

:19:01
- That you, Doug?
- Yes, sir.

:19:03
- How are ya?
- I'm fine. And you?

:19:06
Well, I got this call
from Tess Carlisle.

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And I know this sounds
a little crazy...

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but did you tear up
some flowers of hers?

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- Doug? You there?
- Yes, sir.

:19:18
- Somethin' about a bunch of roses.
- Well, uh, no.

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- It wasn't a bunch. sir.
- Uh-huh.

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- Well, how many of them were there?
- Just one, sir.

:19:29
I see.
And you tore it up, did ya?

:19:32
- No, sir. I didn't tear it up.
- Well, what 'd you do?

:19:35
- I merely removed the bud.
- From her flower?

:19:38
Yes. Sir.
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Okay. Well, let's get
past that for a second.

:19:43
- I was her husband's vice president.
- Yes, sir.

:19:46
Frankly, I owe a lot to the Carllsles.
She seconded my nomination.

:19:50
- You know that too.
- Yes, sir.

:19:51
Why don 't we try to get along better
in Ohio? What do you say?

:19:56
- Yes, sir. Absolutely.
- I don 't get it.

:19:58
One day she calls me,
says she can 't live without you.


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