The American President
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Last night,
the cost of those liberal programs...

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...was raised to include...
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...the blood of 22 American soldiers.
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Mr.Shepherd's read a lot of books...
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...but it doesn't take a Harvard degree to
see this one coming a mile down the road.

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I went to Stanford, you blowhole!
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He has never served one day in uniform.
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This box just says "miscellaneous."
Is it bedroom miscellaneous...

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...or kitchen miscellaneous?
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Why did I have to kiss him?
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You kissed him?
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Yeah.
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- You didn't tell me.
- I kissed him.

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Where?
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On the mouth.
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Where in the White House?
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In the Dish Room.
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- The "Dish Room"?
- The China Room.

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And then what happened?
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- He had to go and attack Libya.
- It's always something.

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I gotta nip this in the bud.
This has "catastrophe" written all over it.

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In what language?
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The man is the leader of the free world.
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He's brilliant, he's funny, he's handsome,
he's an above average dancer.

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Isn't it possible
our standards are just a tad high?

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Answer the phone.
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- It's him.
- Answer the phone.

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He'll ask me to go there.
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- Answer.
- I don't want to go.

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Answer the phone.
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All right.
But I'm gonna end it on the phone.

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I just came over to tell you
why I can't see you anymore.

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Come on in. Thanks, Coop.
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Look, I know you've had a tough day.
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Not as tough as some. Want a drink?
Let me take your coat.

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Mr.President, this isn't gonna work.
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Sure it will. Button the top button--
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That's not what I mean.
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- I didn't think it was.
- I've really enjoyed our time together, but...

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...this has "catastrophe" written all over it.
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Please, Mr.President, don't pursue me
outside the political arena.


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