The president is very grateful for your time here.

Believe me, this is a matter of the utmost importance.

I cannot stress too much the utmost secrecy.

Why don't you just cut out the shit, George?

You're here to ask the committee for money, so come on out and ask for it.

Thanks for the advice, senator. You're right, I am gonna ask you for money.

And guess what else? You're gonna give it to me.

You all remember Dr. Hans Kleindast, the Nobel laureate...

...who helped us during the space program? For the past 20 years, he's been trying...

...to keep his face off the cover of TIME magazine, doing research.

His field of research has been time travel.

- Time travel? - Yeah, time travel.

- Well, beam me up, Scotty. - That's very funny, senator.

- Wanna know what's funnier than that? - I get the feeling he's gonna tell us.

The funny thing is, the good doctor actually did it.

I thought that would get your attention. That's right, he did it.

The technology's all in the folders in front of you. You won't understand it.

Now, you can't go forward, because the future hasn't happened yet.

However, you can go back, and that's where things get real tricky.

Turns out, if you go back and change something, it's serious.