:31:02
Let me tell you something.
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They're the everyday common folk,
working people. Laborers.
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Construction workers, nurses.
:31:09
Play the game
when you're working for them.
:31:11
This is your campaign.
You're supposed to be in charge.
:31:17
It's time.
:31:19
I got to go.
:31:24
I love you, man,
and I'm with you no matter what.
:31:29
- Go get them.
- I'll see you out there.
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Speak.
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Chicago, please welcome
your next president:
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Alderman Mays Gilliam.
:32:05
What the hell is he doing?
:32:11
They had a speech written for me...
:32:15
about what the people need.
:32:17
But you guys are the people.
:32:20
You know what you need.
:32:22
Better schools...
:32:25
better jobs...
:32:27
less crime.
:32:30
How many of you, right now...
:32:34
work two jobs
just to have enough money to be broke?
:32:39
That ain't right.
:32:41
If you work two jobs,
and at the end of the week...
:32:45
you got just enough money
to get your broke ass home...
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let me hear you say, "That ain't right!"
:32:51
That ain't right!
:32:54
How many of you have children
that they call stupid?
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Don't be ashamed! It ain't your fault.