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Stands at attention in the Governor's presence.
I said: Forget about them. Horace Miller goes to the Senate.
Imagine reading My Day by Susan Paine-in-the-Neck.
...with certain unalienable rights.
And he fought for them for the only reason any man ever fights for them.
Well...
A dam where you think your camp's going to be.
Ring the call to quorum.
Boys of all creeds, kinds and positions -
Yes. Won't you step in?
A performance that his party no doubt will applaud.
What he lacked in experience, he's made up in fight.
There are a hundred other places that really need the water!
Liberty is too precious a thing to be buried in books.
Stick around. He might want to go hiking. Don't miss out on the exercise.
It is an insult to this body to have to listen to this.
Buy up every minute of every radio station in the state -
One day he said he had a great chance to sell that land for 500 an acre.
The Silver Knight is getting too big for us.
From various parts of the country.
The senator is present. I ask that the oath of office be administered to him.
Nothing. There's no reason to talk it over with him.
Let's get these bags and livestock together.
Here we go.
...charity waters not itself. -
I released one this morning. He flew straight up in the air -
Would escort you?
When you weren't any place else.
Give you something to shoot at. If you'll do any talking.
Exactly what has he done?
These three.
- A majority of the senators present... and that looks like me. -
What's your interest in this?
I seek to ascertain if the gentleman about to be sworn in -
- Is this my office? - No, you have a private office.
- Has to say about any section before this House!
I'm still asking myself? What is he: Animal, vegetable or mineral?
Me sitting around playing straight for that phoney patriotic chatter.
The machines and the lies.
I'm getting out of this town so fast.
- What's all this? - Contributions from boys.
The land wouldn't be in his name if I didn't. Yes, sir, signed and delivered.
Quiet, please!
- How's the bill coming, Saunders? - Terrible.
- And the Taylors and all their armies come marching into this place.
Turned loose in our nation's capital. Yes... I think it's all right.
Are you accusing me of helping to frame a bill for the benefit of one man?
- Running on either side of Willet Creek.
In the diplomatic gallery are the envoys of two dictator powers.
- The clerk will call the roll. - Mr Agnew? Mr Albert?...
You leave public opinion to me. You better go back into the Senate.
Of course I never could see why we needed two senators from this state -
can i borrow a couple of these yes
They're smart. They take my advice.
- You can't do this. - Let him in, Chick.
- Why don't I quit? - Eight to five he's plastered.
The designate has no voice until the oath of office has been administered.
His last fight was his best.
- You won't like him. - Who?
No.
The Senator'll make a good orator when his voice stops changing.
Catching on, Senator?
I've done it all my life. I'll blacken this punk so he'll...
Most natural thing in the world.
You know that rule, Mr Paine. I loved you for it, just as my father did.
- And that government of the people, by the people, for the people -
- Richard Jones. - Dick, thanks ever so much.
Look out, fellows.
The Senator will please suspend until order is restored in the chamber.
Why isn't he at his desk? Don't you think you'd better get back?
Every time I think of exercise, I have to lie down until the feeling leaves me.
Don't worry. He'll take orders. Come on.
I wish to ask my colleague if he has one scrap of evidence to add now -
- Did you say bus? - It was one of those sightseers.
Mr President... I suggest the absence of a quorum.
You're fighting windmills.
- To acclaim and wish God's speed to Senator Jefferson Smith.
That bunch is out for blood...
We are gathered here tonight -
Saunders, it's McGann. Has Smith shown up at his office yet?
The hero of 50,000 boys and 100,000 parents.
Boys ought to grow up remembering that.
- Did you get Hendricks? - They're looking for him.
I always get a great kick out of that part of the Declaration of Independence.
You tell these men and Senator Paine what to do?
Didn't you see about the forest fire all around Sweetwater?
You wouldn't care to put that to a vote, Senator?
There's no hurry, Mr President. I've got plenty of time.
The clerk will read the report.
Come here, will you.
Even collects stray boys and cats.
- Where's my briefcase? - You're going to present a bill?
Oh, no... I don't have a girl.
But if you've got to build a dam where that boys camp ought to be. -
I call the chair's attention to -
Dad always said those were the only worthy causes.
Go to Mount Vernon to get in the mood. A warm-up.
- By just reading Land of the Free in history books.
Why don't you go home? Tell your little streams about the camp.
Hurrah for Jeff Smith!
I won't leave this body until they're said.
Good luck, Senator.
A man who could tear into the Taylors and root them out into the open.
- You have a first name, haven't you? - Yes, but we'd better forget about it.
My daughter doesn't carry out assignments like that.
If that's what the grown-ups have done with this world. -
When that deficiency bill comes up tomorrow, don't say a word.
- I know what it is... Violet. - No, it isn't.
You can talk all you want to now.
The boy rangers are very proud to take this oppor... occasion...
You've got a nerve worrying about your future when we're in this spot.
- Henry Hill. - That crackpot, that longhead!
...to resent this... small token of our affection and esteem.
I talked to the owner of the land. He didn't say anything about a dam.