:29:03
[ Monroe ] Thank you very much.
lt was very nice of you.
:29:06
- Say bye-bye now.
- lt's lrene.
:29:08
Mr. President!
:29:10
Yes, Handy. What is it?
:29:12
[ Horn Honking ]
:29:15
- Mr. President!
- Thank you very much.
:29:17
Uh-huh?
:29:24
l can't do it, sir.
l can't drop out of the mayor race.
:29:27
Excuse me?
:29:29
l, uh, l don't have the Eagle thing like you,
but l'm a man of my word too.
:29:33
Every man's word's important.
lsn't that true?
:29:37
Does he want money?
Wh-What is it?
:29:39
lf you stay in this race, then l'm-l'm sure
you're gonna slaughter me, but...
:29:44
l'm runnin' for
the mayor of Mooseport!
:29:49
[ High-pitched Scream ]
:29:52
ls he losin' his mind?
:29:55
l-- uh--
:29:59
[ Satisfied Sigh ]
:30:03
- What just happened?
- You're runnin' against the president.
:30:07
And your girlfriend's datin' him.
Mm-hmm.
:30:11
l repeat-- mm-hmm!
:30:14
[ Grace ] No, Larry,
the president has no comment.
:30:16
No. No comment. Thank you.
:30:19
That's all the networks,
60 Minutes and Larry King.
:30:22
The handyman's girlfriend?
His girlfriend? Why didn't you tell me?
:30:26
- l'm gonna look like an idiot.
- l tried to tell you, Mr. President. Remember?
:30:29
Why didn't you try harder?
What am l supposed to do now, apologize?
:30:33
- Back down?
- You want to call Bert Langdon?
:30:36
For what? l don't need
a campaign manager for this.
:30:39
- [ Rings ]
- Hello? One second. Mr. President.
:30:43
Bert Langdon on line one.
:30:48
Bert, what a coincidence.
What's shakin'?
:30:51
That's what l was gonna ask you,
Eagle.
:30:54
lt's deader than Nixon down here.
:30:56
l'd be happy to roll up my sleeves
and come up there if you want.
:30:59
Bert, l'm running against my plumber.
ls there something l don't know?