The American President

:02:40

Liberty's moving.

:02:41

The 10:15 has been moved
to the Indian Treaty Room.

:02:44

- The 10:15 is American Fisheries?
- They'll give you a 200-pound halibut.

:02:49

Make a note. We need more events
where somebody gives me a really big fish.

:02:53

- Yes, sir.
- Janie, I'm kidding.

:02:55

- Of course, sir.
- Hey, Cooper.

:02:57

'Morning, Mr.President.

:03:00

Mr.Rothschild asked to have
a moment with you this morning.

:03:03

Is he upset about the speech last night?

:03:06

He seemed concerned.

:03:08

It wouldn't be a Monday morning
unless Lewis was concerned...

:03:11

...about what I did Sunday night.

:03:14

You skipped the paragraph.

:03:15

Monday morning, it is.

:03:17

"Americans can no longer afford to pretend
they live in a Great Society."

:03:20

And then nothing.
You dumped the handguns paragraph.

:03:23

This is a time for prudence, Lewis.

:03:25

That was the kick-ass section.

:03:27

I thought, with being president and all...

:03:30

- I didn't mean to imply--
- I thought you'd be turning cartwheels.

:03:34

- Sixty-three percent job approval.
- That is good news.

:03:37

'Morning, Mr.President.

:03:38

- Charlie.
- 'Morning, Charlie.

:03:40

The press is gonna need an explanation.

:03:42

For what?

:03:43

You dumped the whole kick-ass section.

:03:45

Now we've got this thing
hanging out there.

:03:48

This "thing"?

:03:49

"Americans can't afford to pretend
they live in a Great Society"...

:03:53

No explanation, no context, just this thing.

:03:55

And it's hanging out there.

:03:58

Yes, sir.

:03:59

- Maria.
- 'Morning, sir.