:54:01
have taken to callin'
Ned Barker's pond a wetlands.
:54:06
l been fishing there for 30 years.
What's gonna happen?
:54:10
- [ Audience Murmuring ]
- [ Man ] Good question.
:54:12
Clay...
:54:14
l was the most environmentally conscious
president since Teddy Roosevelt.
:54:18
Human population will not threaten
wildlife in this area...
:54:22
for 200 years, if ever.
:54:24
So you go right on fishing
in that pond...
:54:27
and if anybody tries to stop you,
you send 'em to me.
:54:30
[ Laughing ]
Right on, Mr. President!
:54:36
Handy?
:54:39
[ Shutters Clicking ]
:54:41
Come on, Handy. Come on.
:54:46
That's well put, Mr. President.
:54:51
lt sounds good to me.
:54:54
- [ Murmuring, Smattering Of Applause ]
- [ Man ] All right, Handy.
:54:57
All right.! Yeah. Yeah.
:55:00
Oh, Handy, come on.
:55:02
- [ Man ] l got a question.
- [ Woman ] My turn.! My turn.!
:55:04
- [ Man ] Morris.! Over here.!
- Uh, Frances?
:55:07
Uh, for 1 0 years now...
:55:09
we have needed a stop sign
in front of Lucy Decker's house.
:55:12
Nyah, nyah, nyah.
:55:14
She has done everything except
burn down City Hall to stop it.
:55:18
lf elected,
what will you do about it?
:55:22
First off...
:55:23
l would convene a commission
to study the problem.
:55:26
l would appoint a blue-ribbon panel...
:55:29
of traffic specialists, right-of-way attorneys
and the Army Corps of Engineers...
:55:34
to assess the situation
and make recommendations.
:55:37
l would spare no effort to make
our streets the safest in the world.
:55:41
All right!
:55:44
[ Man ]
Go get 'im, Eagle.!
:55:47
- Handy, your turn.
- [ Man ] Gotta go for it.!
:55:52
That's well put, Mr. President.