:56:01
We're kinda locked into it,
Mr. President.
:56:05
For the future
of our families...
:56:07
The music.
Where did they get that?
:56:13
-Pain in the ass.
-What?
:56:17
He won't do the speech.
:56:20
What do you mean?
:56:22
What choice does he have?
:56:24
He won't do the speech?
:56:26
He says it's corny.
:56:27
lt's what? lt's corny?
:56:31
Of course it's corny.
:56:32
We wouldn't have him say it
if it wasn't.
:56:35
lt's not a question.
:56:36
This is the center
for rest of the thing.
:56:38
Don't tell me it's corny.
:56:40
We're locked into the speech,
right?
:56:42
We're locked in.
:56:43
We are playing way past this.
:56:45
We are past this.
:56:48
This is what l need.
:56:50
Get me 30 secretaries
and put them in an office now.
:56:55
l need to see the president.
:56:57
l need 5 minutes.
:56:59
Know what this reminds me of?
:57:01
Years ago, when l first
went out to Hollywood...
:57:04
they said,
"lt's too theatrical."
:57:05
l was from the theater.
Everything was over their heads.
:57:08
He thinks it's corny.
:57:09
Don't tell me it's corny.
:57:11
Tell him l'm comin'.
:57:13
My fellow Americans,
l thank a merciful God...
:57:17
and l am sure
each and every one of us...
:57:20
will thank that Supreme Power...
:57:21
whatever we conceive
that power to be...
:57:25
that peace is at hand.
:57:27
The threat of nuclear terrorism
has been quelled.
:57:31
Mr. President, l'm using
a little more projection...
:57:34
because l think this speech
needs a little umph.
:57:40
Bear with me.
:57:43
Beautiful.
:57:45
Thank you so much.
:57:59
That was so moving.