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Alone. Divided. Weak.
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- To our new closer.
- Hear, hear.
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You smell something? I do.
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I smell success. And you've got the odor.
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All right, Sam.
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Why do I say that to you, Sam?
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Well, I certainly am trying.
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Got nothing to do with trying. It's believing.
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When you believe in what you're selling,
you succeed.
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Because then you're not selling.
You see what I'm saying?
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You're talking from somewhere here.
You've got to believe.
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It's a gift. I've got it.
Marty's got it. You may have it.
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I can believe in anything.
Isn't that right, Marty?
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It's true.
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You want to know who
the greatest salesman in the world is?
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That man, right there.
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He sold the whole country,
200 million people...
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on himself. Twice.
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And what was Nixon's sales pitch in '68?
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In '68, it was...
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He said he would end the war.
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He would get us out of Vietnam.
And what did he do?
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He sent another 100,000 troops...
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and then he bombed
the living shit out of them.
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That's what he did.
Now, what did Nixon run on last year?
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Ending the war in Vietnam. And he won.
By a landslide.
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That is a salesman. He made a promise.
He didn't deliver.
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And then he sold us
on the same exact promise.
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All over again. That's believing in yourself.
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These are for you. Read them.