Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Yes, I would like a car.
For Christ's sakes, we've got volumes of data on Rand.
He wasn't breathing...
I just wanted to get some fresh air.
It was nothing, really. It just sounded worse than it was.
Or may I call you Chauncey?
Yes, I know, Robert.
I don't know what you like. I'm sorry.
Why?
He waters it...
That's right. Okay. Stretch your legs out, push your body...
They would look at them very carefully. I'll show you another one.
Reasonable...
But what makes my blood boil...
I'd like very much to thank you for joining us on such short notice and filling in for the Vice President.
You know, Sally...
- In my office.
Yes.
You seem to be an exception, Chauncey.
Let me feel your strength.
Were you very close to Louise?
Right, chief.
What we'd like to know are some facts.
...and I'll say right now he never learned to read and write.
This is just like television, only you can see much further.
- We certainly do.
...and I'm about to die of a young person's disease.
I still don't believe I know the man, Mr. Gardiner. Now, please...
Don't be frightened of it. It's important to know that, yes, you could roll over.
On television, Mr. President, you look much smaller.
Why, I... I don't think so.
...foreign dignitaries and cultural exchange students from the Republic of China.
"I have spent many sleepless nights...
My editors and I have been wondering if you'd consider writing a book for us.
Homosexual, perhaps.
Where is he? There or here?
I understand. - Good.
It's that gardener. - Yeah. Chauncey Gardiner.
...to keep myself open to the voice of the people.
Mr. Thomas Franklin, please.
Chauncey, I've never seen anyone handle the press the way you do.
Ben.
The Bureau has some data, sir, but it's not pertinent.
Computers have analyzed his...
I'm very hungry. Could you give me some lunch?
Just one quick question, Mr. Gardiner...
...would be an ex-FBI man.
Good. - Yes. We're fine.
No, it isn't.
Chauncey Gardiner? Mr. Chauncey Gardiner.
But there's something in the wind. - Something rather big in the wind, I'd say.
There is much to be done during the winter.
Oh, nonsense.
I know.
to play around with temporary measures at a time like this.
Until this time, he hasn't said anything that could be held against him.
But our firm has no record of any such transactions.
Good morning, Louise.
Now, you take care, Ben.
Not now, Arthur.
Come on, Sally, let's grab a bite.
May I take your coat, Mr. Gardiner?
...is that we welcome the inevitable...
...I almost forgot. Johanna is starting to think something's going on.
"...trembled a lot...
Not a damn thing they can do about it.
I assure you, sir, David is a very careful driver.
He liked you so much. He really did.
...inflation, increased taxation...
First American Financial Corporation?
Sorry, carry on.
No.
...destroyed Gardiner's files. - What? Why?
Please, lie still, Mr. Gardiner.
Yes, so am I, my boy.
There're lots of animals in the barnyard. Want to go with the rooster to see them?
Fine.
...he made a fool out of me.
...and showed me pictures from a funny little book.
Good morning, Mr. Rand. - Good morning, gentlemen.