:11:01
Little guy against the big guy,
corporations against the people.
:11:04
Young versus old. What's better than this?
:11:06
Give me a break!
:11:08
I am going to run an alderman
for President?
:11:12
He's not an alderman.
:11:14
He's a hero.
:11:17
- Who doesn't like a hero?
- Big business loves a hero!
:11:20
See?
:11:21
You said we needed somebody
who can help the party.
:11:23
Now, how in the hell
does this guy help the party?
:11:26
I'm glad you asked.
:11:29
The United States is changing.
America is changing.
:11:31
Inside of 20 years, you know the numbers...
:11:33
20 percent black,
21 percent Asian, 39 percent Hispanic.
:11:37
The minorities will be the majority.
The smartest thing we can do...
:11:42
is be the first party
to nominate a minority for President.
:11:46
- How about a cripple?
- I don't think so, Charlie.
:11:50
Now, we'll lose, of course,
but the minorities will be happy.
:11:54
The minorities will be happy
and they will vote for us in 2008...
:11:59
because we've shown we support them.
:12:01
And the white people will vote for us...
:12:04
- Because our guy isn't black.
- You got my vote!
:12:06
Geller, see if you can track down
this Mays Gilliam.
:12:12
Go check our accounts.
:12:24
Give me one good reason
why I should go along with this.
:12:27
Don't you get it, Debra?
I intend to run for President in 2008.
:12:33
Now give me one reason why you shouldn't.
:12:40
He would take a lot of work.
:12:43
We can run a background check...
:12:45
but it's obvious
he's not a party line candidate.
:12:47
He's just some kid
who thinks he can make a difference.
:12:50
Don't worry. Go out there,
put the machine behind him.
:12:53
You get 25 points in the polls,
consider it a win.
:12:56
Make sure he doesn't embarrass us.
:12:58
After this is over, we get to work.