The American President
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:49:02
...and I should behave myself
and entertain you until he gets back.

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Your father's on the phone
with his dentist?

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No. He told me to tell you
that he's on the phone with his dentist.

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He wants you to think he's a regular guy.
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Who's he on the phone with?
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The Prime Minister of Israel.
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They're probably not discussing his teeth.
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I hope not.
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They're discussing that abbreviation
I can never remember.

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C-STAD?
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Yeah.
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Capricorn Surface-to-Air Defense.
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Right.
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Okay.
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Let meat loaf night begin. Hi.
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Hi. How's everything with your teeth?
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- My teeth?
- The dentist.

:49:39
Oh, right.
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I got a cavity in my upper bicuspid region.
:49:43
You have a short-range weapons system
outside Tel Aviv.

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I think somebody told on me.
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You're over-thinking this. Voters don't
care how to achieve economic growth.

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They don't want to hear our plans
to strengthen foreign policy.

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It comes down to character.
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The press like him.
The networks, the newspapers...

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Reporters like him.
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Networks and newspapers like
ratings and circulation.

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For all the bitching we do
about liberal bias in the press...

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...when it comes to
a good character debate--

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The press is an unwitting accomplice.
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The character debate didn't work for us.
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Because it couldn't.
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Our poll told us that attacking him
less than a year after he'd lost his wife...

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...would make people feel sorry for him.
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We dumped that campaign
because the opponent was a widower.

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He's still a widower. Time's passed but...
:50:47
Forgive my friend. He was on a hunting
trip. He's been cut off from the world.

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Why? What's going on?

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