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:20:01
- What do you--
- l'll see you tomorrow.

:20:07
[ Sighs ]
l should've showered.

:20:11
[ Sniffs ]
:20:13
- Your newspapers.
- Good morning, ma'am.

:20:15
- Beautiful, Ramona. Beautiful.
- Today's agenda, ma'am.

:20:17
Thank you,John.
Perfect, Smitty.

:20:20
For God's sakes,
save me from Mooseport, Rod.

:20:23
- Well, how 'bout a job at the Pentagon.
- [ Whistling ]

:20:26
- Gotta go. Good morning, Mr. President.
- [ Whistling Continues ]

:20:35
[ Chuckling ] Good morning,
good morning, good morning.

:20:37
- Oh, Smitty! Thank you so much.
- Sir.

:20:39
- What's on tap today?
- Read the paper.

:20:42
Finally! Grace, you're wonderful.
:20:45
Then you can take that jog
you've been wanting to take.

:20:47
Mmm. Fabulous.
Oh, uh, about that mayor thing--

:20:51
Oh, don't worry, Mr. President.
We'll take care of it.

:20:54
While the president is flattered,
he declines. His schedule precludes him--

:20:58
- Actually, l'm considering it.
- Sir?

:20:59
- Actually, l'm considering it.
- Sir?

:21:01
Yeah, why not?
:21:04
Largely ceremonial.
Any work involved you can do.

:21:06
We run everything else we're involved in.
Why not Mooseport?

:21:10
W-Well, sir, actually--
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As your first move out of office,
you become mayor?

:21:15
lt's, uh, beneath you.
And from a P.R. standpoint, it's--

:21:18
Fantastic.
:21:20
For the love of public service,
Eagle Cole...

:21:23
the most beloved president
sinceJack Kennedy, agrees to help.

:21:26
Perfect. And don't forget
the Wicked Witch of the West Wing.

:21:30
She can't claim this is a vacation house
if l'm the mayor, can she?

:21:33
- True.
- Wait until the filing deadline.

:21:36
- Then call them with the good news.
- Yes, sir.

:21:40
Mayor.
We're going to run ""Turdport.''

:21:43
## [ All Singing ]
:21:57
Thank you very much, gentlemen.
l won't let Mooseport down.


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