1:34:02
My mother used to feed hobos
stopping over at our house.
1:34:07
Sure, we got him.
Don't push, pig.
1:34:10
Move away.
It's okay, Bob, they are just
wrapping my fence, now I...
1:34:14
In fact, we agree on a lot
of things, don't we?
1:34:17
No, we don't.
1:34:19
You say you want to end
the war, so why don't you?
1:34:22
Change always
comes slowly.
1:34:25
I pulled out more
than half the troops.
1:34:29
I'm trying to cut the military budget
for the first time in 30 years.
1:34:32
I want a volunteer army.
But is also a question of American credibility.
1:34:36
Our... Our position in the world.
Come on, Mr. Nixon.
1:34:39
Is a civil war between Vietnamese.
1:34:42
You don't want the war.
We don't want the war.
1:34:45
The Vietnamese don't want the war.
1:34:47
So why does it go on?
1:34:55
You should be going, Mr. President.
Okay.
1:34:57
Please.
1:35:01
You can't stop it, can you?
1:35:04
Even if you wanted to.
1:35:06
'Cause is not you, is the system.
1:35:10
The system won't let you stop it.
1:35:13
Thas right.
1:35:16
There's... There's more
at stake here...
1:35:19
...than what you want or what I want.
Then whas the point?
1:35:23
Whas the point of being president?
You're powerless!
1:35:27
No!
No, I'm not powerless.
1:35:30
Because I understand
the system, I believe I can, uh...
1:35:33
...I can control it,
maybe not control it totally...
1:35:36
...but tame it enough
to make it do some good.
1:35:40
Sounds like you're talking
about a wild animal.
1:35:46
Yenah, maybe I am.
1:35:48
We really must go,
Mr. President. Please.
1:35:51
Hey, what about the war, man?
When you gonna get us out?
1:35:54
The old man's moving.
1:35:56
Move it. Getaway.
She got it, Bob.
1:35:59
Nineteen-year-old college kid.
What? Who?