1:31:00
...they'll listen to anyone
who steps up to the microphone.
1:31:03
They want leadership.
1:31:06
They're so thirsty for it,
they'll crawl through the desert...
1:31:09
...and if there's no water,
they'll drink the sand.
1:31:14
Lewis, we have had presidents
who were beloved...
1:31:17
...who couldn't find a coherent sentence
with two hands and a flashlight.
1:31:23
People don't drink the sand
because they're thirsty.
1:31:26
They drink the sand
because they don't know the difference.
1:31:39
Mr.President...
1:31:40
What do you want to do about 455?
1:31:46
Make the deal.
1:31:48
Yes, sir.
1:31:52
I just want to go on record...
1:31:54
...and apologize for my attitude
towards you.
1:31:57
I didn't notice. Was there an attitude?
1:31:59
I think that...
1:32:01
...I have a lot of pent-up hostility...
1:32:04
...and I'm wondering
who I should blame that on.
1:32:06
I'm not qualified to--
1:32:08
I've been blaming it on my mother and my
ex-husband and it doesn't seem to work.
1:32:13
Syd. Leo needs to see you.
1:32:16
Tell him to get in here. It's a party.
1:32:18
He needs to see you in his office.
1:32:20
It can't wait?
1:32:21
He just got off the phone with MacInerney.
There's been a development.
1:32:31
Good evening.
1:32:45
Sounds good.
1:32:47
- It's progressive.
- I'll say.
1:32:49
What's wrong with Sydney?
Did you have a fight?
1:32:51
What do you mean?
1:32:53
- She seemed pretty mad.
- You saw her?
1:32:55
- She's here.
- Where?
1:32:57
In your room. Dad, why's she mad?