The American President
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:12:03
Do you see it as part of your job
to torture me?

:12:05
No, just one of the perks. See you tonight.
:12:17
The C-STAD hardware's been in place
for a month.

:12:20
We have 22 instructors
from the Army Air Defense School...

:12:22
...waiting to train the Israelis.
:12:25
How soon can you deploy them?
:12:27
We can airlift them by morning.
They'll have C-STAD operational in 20 days.

:12:30
Any security concerns?
:12:32
If anybody wanted to hit it,
they'd have hit it by now.

:12:35
Let's move on it. Thank you, gentlemen.
:12:39
- Good night, gentlemen.
- Thank you.

:12:45
Have a good evening, Mrs.Chapil.
Janie, I'll see you tomorrow morning.

:12:49
Good night, Janie.
Good night, Mrs.Chapil.

:12:51
- Mr.President.
- Thank you.

:12:54
Leo Solomon brought in
a hired gun at the GDC.

:12:57
- It's about time.
- She's a lawyer from Virginia.

:12:59
Sydney Ellen Wade.
I know her pretty well.

:13:02
She's had a lot of success
getting congressmen elected.

:13:04
Maybe we should try to steal her.
:13:07
Ten percent. Don't let them
leave the room till they're clear about that.

:13:11
Yes, sir.
:13:12
If you have time, come in and say hello.
It might smooth the way.

:13:16
- Mention it to Janie tomorrow.
- Good deal.

:13:19
Let's clear this off the table
and focus on the crime bill.

:13:22
I don't want to just win.
I want to win by a couple of touchdowns.

:13:25
We will, Mr.President.
:13:28
- A.J.?
- Sir.

:13:30
Robin said something to me today and...
:13:33
...I know she wouldn't have said it if...
:13:36
I mean, she wasn't saying it to me,
I realize.

:13:43
- Forget it. I'll see you in the morning.
- Good night, Mr.President.

:13:46
- A.J.?
- Yes, sir?

:13:47
When we're out of the office...
:13:49
...and alone, you can call me Andy.
:13:52
I beg your pardon?
:13:53
You were the best man at my wedding,
for crying out loud. Call me Andy.

:13:57
Whatever you say, Mr.President.
Good night, sir.


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