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:27:02
Yeah, it was a lot of fun.
Here we are leaving the church.

:27:05
Everyone thought we were
going to Mexico.

:27:07
- Where were you going?
- We were going there...

:27:09
but the plane
never left the ground.

:27:11
Some kind of engine trouble.
:27:13
Couldn't leave till morning, so we spent
the night at the Wichita Airport Motel.

:27:18
How romantic!
:27:20
- Well, for $19, it was wonderful.
- How long you two been married?

:27:25
- Well, 12 years in August.
- What kind of example is that?

:27:30
Well, I don't think we learn
responsibility from politicians.

:27:35
We really learn it from family.
:27:37
It's the people that we care about.
:27:40
- It's what they care about.
- He died when I was a teenager.

:27:44
Oh, I'm sorry.
:27:46
Farm accident.
:27:50
-Where would you say you get yours from?
-My what? My values?

:27:58
- Probably from my wife.
- Values?

:28:02
What values?
:28:04
Michael and I were talking about
where you get your values from...

:28:07
and we were both saying
it's mostly from family.

:28:10
Well, where else you gonna get 'em?
Celebrities? Politicians?

:28:13
Not in this century.
:28:18
I just think it's...
:28:20
a sorry state of aftairs when you can't
find a role model to cast your vote for.

:28:24
It's not even role models,
necessarily.

:28:27
It's just people who acknowledge
the consequences of their actions.

:28:31
Or pay for those actions. I think we
should put some politicians in jail.

:28:38
You can't ask government
to be intallible.

:28:41
You just can't.
But you can ask it to be accountable.

:28:46
I can ask it to be honest.
:28:49
You know, when Leah died...
:28:52
all I wanted was someone...
:28:55
to tell me,
"We made a mistake."

:28:59
You know?
"We made a mistake.


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