:29:02
...and you're under no obligation of law,
but I thought it might be fun.
:29:06
I was wondering
if maybe you wanted to go...
:29:09
...with me and...
:29:12
That's it. That's why I was calling.
:29:21
Sydney?
:29:23
- Sydney, Congress doesn't take this long.
- Mr.President...
:29:29
You have asked me to join you
in representing our country.
:29:34
I'm honored. I'm equal to the task.
I won't let you down, sir.
:29:39
This is just dinner. We're not going
to be doing espionage or anything.
:29:43
No, of course.
:29:45
I'm a little...
:29:48
What do I do?
:29:50
I mean, you know, where do I go?
I mean, will you meet me?
:29:55
I'm gonna have a very nice woman
named Marsha Bridgeport call you.
:29:59
She's the White House social secretary.
She'll help you with anything you want.
:30:04
When she calls you and tells you
she is Marsha Bridgeport...
:30:07
...it'll help if you give her
the benefit of the doubt.
:30:11
Of course.
:30:12
I'll see you Thursday night.
:30:15
Mr.President, thanks for asking me, really.
:30:19
This is a first for me.
:30:21
Me, too.
:30:28
Okay, who's on Indiana?
:30:30
I can't remember your names.
:30:32
Raise your hands if you're on Indiana.
Put your hands down. You're on Illinois.
:30:36
We got Jarrett.
:30:38
What?
:30:39
George Jarrett. He's ours, solid "yes."
:30:42
I don't believe it. You, new guy...
:30:44
Jarrett, Democrat, Minnesota,
slide his name on over to "yes."
:30:48
He was undecided. How did you get
the fence pole out of his butt?
:30:52
Wish I could take credit. He says, "Lewis,
I support the President 100 percent.
:30:56
"Not the bill, the President."
:30:58
We're gonna win this.
It's like a kissing booth at a carnival: