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Now, before I go,
I got one more thing to say:
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The stars at night are big and bright
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Deep in the heart of Texas
:28:15
It's not bad.
:28:17
Will I get another speech anytime soon?
:28:19
What's the matter with this speech?
:28:21
I should be talking about something
a little more relevant.
:28:25
Relevant?
:28:26
People would be cheering
if I read the recipe for corn bread.
:28:29
It's not working.
I'm only one point up in the polls.
:28:32
Don't worry about the polls.
They're just a sampling. Polls change.
:28:35
Don't get ahead of yourself.
:28:37
We're here to help.
The people really like you.
:28:40
Cheer up, we'll be in Chicago in a few days.
You got a brother there.
:28:43
Then the people will find out
what you're all about.
:28:46
Yeah, but I don't even know
what I'm all about.
:28:55
In the latest polls, Mays Gilliam is up
just one point, to 10 percent.
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Vice President Brian Lewis
still holds a commanding 84 percent.
:29:03
Six percent are undecided, saying...
:29:05
they don't know who they're voting for,
they just know it's not Gilliam.
:29:09
When you get out there, listen to the crowd.
:29:12
Talk to them, make it look like
you believe in what you're saying.
:29:16
I know we haven't exactly
always seen eye to eye...
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but this is very important.
:29:21
- I can't stress that enough.
- Alderman Gilliam?
:29:25
There's a Mitch Gilliam outside.
He says he's your brother.
:29:28
Send him in.
:29:31
Tonight, America will get
its first impressions of Mays Gilliam.
:29:35
You know what they say
about first impressions.
:29:40
Look at my little brother!
You said you'd call when you got here.
:29:44
I was trying to call you,
but I've been doing press all day.
:29:47
My little brother, running for President.
:29:49
Let me introduce you to Martin Geller,
Debra Lassiter.
:29:52
What's happening, baby? Thanks for what
you're doing for my brother. Appreciate it.
:29:57
How about you, thriller? What's going...
:29:59
Nice to meet you.
What do you do for a living?