:28:01
...when things
didn't go my way.
:28:04
Let's really get fired up now!
Get on your stand, Nixon!
:28:08
28! 44!
:28:18
Come on, get in there!
:28:21
What's Nixon doing here?
He thinks he can make it.
:28:24
Four years of being
a tackling dummy. Poor guy.
:28:27
Let's go, Nixon!
:28:29
Hike!
:28:32
Worst athlete I've ever seen.
:28:36
But
he's got guts.
:28:41
Okay, let's go!
Let's do it!
:28:43
In California's gubernatorial race...
:28:45
Richard Nixon has returned
to the political arena...
:28:48
...in what is shaping up to be
a long and acrimonious bid...
:28:51
...against popular incumbent
Edmund G. Brown.
:28:53
Brown's campaign has benefited greatly
from the support of President Kennedy...
:28:58
...while Nixon has had trouble
convincing voters...
:29:00
...this is not another run
for the presidency.
:29:02
With only a few precincts
left unreported...
:29:05
...all indications are of
another defeat for Nixon...
:29:07
...who lost the presidency just two
years ago by a paper-thin margin.
:29:11
It seems his brief political
comeback...
:29:13
You making a statement?
:29:17
Thank you, Fidel Castro.
:29:19
You're not going to blame Castro.
I sure am!
:29:22
Goddamn missile crisis united
the whole country behind Kennedy.
:29:25
And he was supporting Brown.
People were scared, that's why.
:29:28
I suppose Castro staged the
whole thing just to beat you.
:29:30
Buddy, before you join the jubilation
of my being beaten again, remember:
:29:33
...people vote not out of love
but fear.
:29:35
They don't teach that at Sunday school
Or the Whittier Community Playhouse.
:29:38
I'll go check with our people.
:29:42
I'm glad they don't,
Dick...
:29:44
...because life is tough
and it is unfair...
:29:48
...and sometimes you forget that
in your self-pity.
:29:51
Happy days are here again
You forget sometimes, Dick...
:29:54
...that I had a life before you,
before California...
:29:57
Let us sing a song
of cheer again...
:29:59
Cocksucker!