:46:00
...what I'm doin'
to the music, Dick.
:46:03
Yeah.
:46:04
So, uh, what's it like
bein' so famous and all?
:46:08
A vice president!
:46:10
Well, it's, uh,
not like that, Sandy.
:46:13
You see, the reason I got into politics
in the first place was...
:46:17
...well, uh, to do something
for the people.
:46:21
So, how are
you two doing?
:46:25
You know, Dick, there's more
privacy in the back of the...
:46:29
No, Trini,
we're fine here.
:46:31
Okay.
:46:34
Hell, Kennedy just pissed Cuba away
to the Russians. Just pissed it away!
:46:38
And he doesn't know what the hell
he's doin'in Vietnam.
:46:41
These are dangerous times, Dick,
especially for business.
:46:44
Agreed.
We know what you tried to do for Cuba.
:46:47
If you had been elected in '60,
Castro would be dead now.
:46:57
Gentlemen, I tried.
I told Kennedy to go into Cuba.
:47:01
He heard me and
he made his decision.
:47:03
I appreciate your sentiments. I've heard
them from many fine Cuban patriots.
:47:07
But it's nothing I can
do anything about.
:47:10
It's a long drive to Dallas, and Trini
and I have a plane to catch tomorrow.
:47:14
So...
Dick, these boys want you to run.
:47:16
Absolutely.
That's right.
:47:19
Now, they're serious. They can deliver
the South and put Texas in your column.
They done it in the '60.
:47:24
Only if Kennedy dumps Johnson.
That'll never happen.
:47:27
I don't think you know how much people
hate Kennedy down here.
:47:31
He's comin'to town tomorrow, and they
will run his ass outta town on a rail!
:47:35
Damn right.
That we will.
:47:37
We are willing to give you a shit
pot full of money to get rid of him.
:47:42
More than you
ever dreamed of.
:47:47
Nobody's gonna beat Kennedy in '64
with all the money in the world.
:47:55
Suppose Kennedy
don't run in '64.
:47:59
Not a chance.