:01:03
His positions on crime,
immigration and gay marriage...
:01:05
have earned him the endorsement ofseveral
Christian and family values organizations.
:01:09
Can't you feel the rock dust
:01:12
In your lungs
:01:14
It'll cut down a miner
:01:17
When he is stillyoung
:01:19
Two years and the silicosis
:01:24
Takes hold
:01:28
Freedom from the cultural tyranny...
:01:30
and the new-age demagogues.
:01:34
- I do mean citizen.
- Yes, I feel like I'm dying
:01:37
From mining for gold
:01:39
What I'm talking about comes down to
that precious word "freedom. "
:01:48
Richard Pilager cares
about Colorado.
:01:54
I always turn to nature...
:01:56
when I need to sort thi ngs out
i n my m i nd...
:01:59
to make sense of the world.
:02:02
But our environment is under siege-
:02:08
Under siege?.
Under fire?. Under attack?.
:02:11
It's not under anything, Dickie.
It's endangered.
:02:14
I always turn to nature when-
:02:17
Okay. Okay. All right.
Look. No, no!.
:02:19
We'll buy 10 ofthe 20-second spots...
:02:22
and you'll put a hold
on the next 12.
:02:25
All right.
No, I'm here!. I'm here!.
:02:27
I'm shooting
the bucolic fishing thing...
:02:31
and the press is gonna be here
in about an hour...
:02:34
and we're gonna have to give them
a photo op and position quotes.
:02:39
So have the helicopter ready
on my signal.
:02:42
Ifthey get really pushy,
I'll whisk him away.
:02:45
Can'tyou find something less garish?.
Look at this!
:02:49
- It looks like a French tickler.
- It's supposed to attract the big ones.
:02:54
We're trying to attract voters, okay?.
Not fish.
:02:58
Folks. Let's set up for rehearsal.