Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

(all impersonating Obama) Yes, we can.
Ah! Okay, I'll talk.
Listen, Lisa, you're going to find
"April 22nd, 1860..."
Very entertaining, but then again, fairy tales always are.
(quiet chuckle)
"Dearest diary,
Shh.
The library?
For once, the Simpsons were in management.
Listen, Wrinkles,
Oh! I'll never know if Eliza got Virgil safely to freedom.
(screaming)
By the time they crossed into Canada, things had changed.
Well, you didn't say it.
That of my great-great-great...
(snapping)
(horses neighing)
Well, I am reading it, and when I'm finished,
for my "Black History Month" presentation.
Wait, here comes the "mykeeyah."
This entry is dated April 14, 1860.
(laughs)
D-Day is June 6th. Repeat: June 6th.
2 x 31 x 73 = 4526
Well, well, well.
There were no actual trains and it wasn't under ground.