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- Can you print it up and spread a billion copies of it?
That fellow is making a lot of sense.
Go back to the Senate, Joe.
- Front row is the big news services. - What's that up there?
She may be the next first lady.
Faced with that... regardless of my personal feelings for the boy. -
Mr President, I so direct.
We'll hurry.
He must have a compass with him.
Paine's asked for a hearing before the Committee of Privileges and Elections.
He'll never get started. I'll make public opinion out there.
You're not gonna have a country that can make these kinds of rules work. -
A pleasure. You'll do the state proud.
- And the fact that he's been talking for 71/2 hours and must be tired. -
Suppose we don't go through with this dam?
You've been living in a boy's world. For heaven's sake, stay there!
Carrying bibs for an infant with little flags in his fist.
To put through a scheme for graft?
What is the truth? said jesting pilot and would not stay for an answer.
Say, who started this?
The gentleman stands guilty as charged. I believe that no member -
Come on, get these papers out of here.
He'll take orders all right.
- Will the Senator yield? - No, sir, I will not yield!
Is this the gentleman's conception of the nature of his office?
Hoping he can stand up to the other kids.
Senator Smith.
- That I've been robbing kids of nickels and dimes.
It's the patriotic duty of every newspaper in the country!
I feel like a house on fire. Even went down to see Mr Lincoln again.
For reasons I can't go into now, it has to be Horace Miller.
- Swell! - What's your name?
It's the clouts below the belt I can't take. Sicking that horrible dame on him.
Dear Senator, it may be customary on the prairie to not show up for five hours.
The people of my state know me and Mr Taylor.
- Is what getting me down? - You're in a pickle, Pop.
Men forget even more.
- Who are all those people? - Washington plagues, office seekers...
You may proceed, Senator.
- To the best... ...friend, friend!
The land to be bought by the contributions from the boys. -
He'd laid plans to make an enormous profit out of the nickels and dimes -
He's been on our tail. You've got to keep him off us.
This filibuster is a cowardly attempt to turn your attention from the true facts.
That's the order of business. Your bill has to stand in line -
He said he'd told you what to do for twenty years. I called him a liar.
This country could use some of that.
Boy Stuff. Printer's ink runs in your veins, Jeff.
All lighted up too.
Come on, pageboys. All of you.
- Have I the floor? - I have lost all patience with him.
I hope every member of this body feels as I do.
I don't think they'll believe you.
A convicted thief representing you holds the floor of the U. S. Senate.
I can't stand to see him hurt.
Wait a minute. Why don't I do this right?
A senator has a bill in mind. Now, what does he do?
Call the marines, call somebody.
- What do you want? - Boy, you should have been there.
I was in that room!
Senator Smith, if you'll let me handle publicity...
Not too loud, a couple of the Senators might want to sleep.
Just look over those congratulations. I tell you, gentlemen...
Forgive my ignorance, but I don't know him from a hole in the ground.
For instance, building a dam on Willet Creek.
That's all right.
- Saunders gave them to me. - That's... that's fine.
Saunders must have the low-down on this.
In view of the gentleman's concern for the senators -
- What are you gonna do? - Get my fall outfit and quit in style.
Quiet. I have to think. This deficiency bill will be read tomorrow.
I've got an idea! Come on.
A hundred years from now, nobody will know the difference.
Jeff tells truth. Shows up Taylor.
Odds against them didn't stop them, they were fools that way.
They drop him out of a balloon. I just don't want to be around.
That's what it means. If he's just a bit right, then I'm wrong.
When you left, she said, Thank you, Mr Smith.
Jeff put that out. Himself.
Get your hat, Senator. We have a lot of shopping to do.