1. Previously on The West Wing:
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2. When did you decide you were
going to run for a second term?
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3. I didn't make the decision
to run again.
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4. We had a deal.
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5. Andrew Jackson had
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6. a big block of cheese.
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7. It's "Throw Open Our Office
Doors To People
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8. Who Want To Discuss Things
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9. That We Could Care Less
About" Day.
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10. Sam?
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11. What day is this?
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12. It's Friday.
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13. I'm sorry. I meant... I'm sorry.
What time is it?
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14. You sleep here last night?
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15. I'm sorry?
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16. You slept here?
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17. I don't have a couch
in my office.
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18. Yeah, but you have
a bed in your house, right?
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19. I need to
change my shirt.
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20. Maybe you need to go home
for a while.
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21. What are you doing
here so early?
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22. Trying to avoid
the protesters.
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23. Metro Police closed
a four-block radius
around the World Bank
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24. and made Pennsylvania Avenue
one way from M to 21st.
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25. 17th and 15th are closed
to Independence Avenue
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26. and Constitution's closed
between 23rd and the Ellipse.
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27. Did you take Dupont?
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28. Dupont had two
turns closed off
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29. with metal barricades
and cop cars.
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30. So I took P to
Logan Circle, which
was also blocked.
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31. So I made a U-turn
and doubled back
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32. to get on 16th
where there was a police cordon
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33. around the National
Geographic Society.
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34. Who has a problem
with the National
Geographic Society?
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35. That's exactly what
I want to know.
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36. Anyway, I'm going
to change my shirt.
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37. What's going on
with the pardon
recommendations?
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38. They're coming together.
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39. I've reviewed the
recommendations
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40. from Justice
and the OPA
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41. and Tribbey's office had
its own recommendations.
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42. How many are you sending in?
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43. 18, I think now.
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44. Mail fraud,
securities fraud
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45. and truly the most bogus
drug bust I've ever seen.
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46. Don't retry the cases.
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47. I'm not retrying
the cases.
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48. I'm reading the material
I'm supposed to read.
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49. I'm making the
recommendations
I'm supposed to make.
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50. The guy was tried in Spain
and found guilty of a crime
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51. he was obviously
too stupid to commit.
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52. Sam, go home, would you?
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53. No, I'm just going
to change my shirt.
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54. You look bad.
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55. You're tired, you slept
in the office.
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56. It's Friday— go home.
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57. Why?
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58. 'Cause I think you're
putting too much faith
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59. in the magical powers
of a new shirt.
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60. Leo.
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61. Josh told me
what happened...
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62. with your parents.
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63. Sam...
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64. Yeah?
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65. My father had affairs.
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66. Did he?
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67. Yeah.
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68. My father didn't pick up
a cocktail waitress, Leo.
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69. He's had a woman in an
apartment in Santa Monica...
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70. Yeah?
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71. for 28 years.
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72. How'd he get caught?
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73. My father, it turns out
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74. is stupider than
the guy in Spain.
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75. So, the real question
is: How did he not get
caught until now?
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76. Yeah.
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77. Anyway, I'll see
you at the staff
meeting later.
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78. Sam
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79. Yeah.
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80. When did you find out?
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81. Tuesday.
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82. You slept here
the last three nights?
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83. No.
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84. Seriously, man,
go home.
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85. No, I'm going to
check the final
OPA list.
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86. In fact, I'll be
checking it twice—
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87. see who's been
naughty, see who's
been nice.
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88. Sam.
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89. Life goes on, Leo.
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90. Certainly the Federal
Government does, so...
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91. thanks, but let's
drop it, okay?
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92. Yeah.
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93. They're expecting
trouble at the National
Geographic Society?
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94. I have no explanation.
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95. Well, those little
postcards they stick
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96. in the subscription
magazines
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97. drive me out of
my mind, so maybe...
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98. Yeah.
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99. I'll see you later.
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100. Hey, Sam.
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101. This is Ginger, it's 6:35
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102. I've opened
the Communications Office.
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103. The Andrew Jackson speech.
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104. Yeah.
It is a good speech.
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105. And it gets better
every year, but...
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106. What?
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107. You're not going
to give it, right?
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108. Sure.
Why?
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109. Because it's Big
Block of Cheese Day, Josh.
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110. Yeah, see, but we knowit's
Big Block of Cheese Day
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111. and we know why it's called
Big Block of Cheese Day
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112. so, there's really no
need for the speech.
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113. Except it wouldn't be
Big Block of Cheese Day
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114. without the speech,
now would it?
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115. Well, let's find out.
Maybe it would.
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116. How'd you get
to work this morning?
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117. I walked.
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118. Ah.
Yeah.
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119. How is it out there?
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120. Uh, it's pretty loud.
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121. World Policy Studies
is holding a forum
this morning.
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122. I'm going to send Toby.
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123. That's a good idea.
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124. Why?
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125. Well, 'cause you're
not sending me.
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126. Look, I...
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127. Leo, the World Bank
and the WTO
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128. are international
organizations
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129. of which the U.S. is onemember.
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130. Why isn't Switzerland
the one?
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131. 'Cause they're not
protesting in Switzerland—
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132. they're protesting
on 18th Street, and I
don't want to be asked
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133. how come no one from
the White House ever
met with them.
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134. Well, that seems
reasonable.
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135. I can't tell you
how relieved I am
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136. to have your
approval on that.
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137. But you're still going
to do the speech.
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138. Got to.
Yeah.
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139. A little thing called
team morale, Josh.
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140. You got to make people
feel good about themselves.
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141. All right, shut the hell up,
everybody.
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142. I've fired more people than you
before breakfast.
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143. Andrew Jackson, in the main
foyer of the White House
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144. had a big block of cheese.
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145. The block of cheese was huge
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146. C.J.:
Leo, who made
these assignments?
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147. I think this'll
go faster
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148. if I'm not interrupted,
don't you?
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149. I'm meeting
with the Organization
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for Social Equality?
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151. Yes.
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152. What do mapmakers have to do
with social equality?
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153. I guess you're about
to find out.
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154. Well, probably not
because I won't really
be listening to them.
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155. The block of
cheese was huge...
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156. Excuse me, Leo.
C.J., I got NIH
research funding
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157. for cancer treatment
using shark cartilage
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158. if you want
to trade.
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159. I'll take that.
What do you got?
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160. Citizens for
D.C. Statehood.
Forget it.
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161. I've got the Kemp's Ridley
Sea Turtle Society
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162. but I'm keeping it.
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163. You're all keeping it.
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164. I'm sure Margaret worked
long and hard to make sure
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165. that the appropriate
petitioner went to
the appropriate staffer.
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166. The block of cheese
was two tons
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167. and was there for any and all
who might be hungry...
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168. Excuse me.
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169. I was waylaid.
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170. C.J.:
By what?
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171. 30,000 tourists.
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172. You know,
the protesters.
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173. Don't call them
protesters.
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174. I've seen better organized
crowds at the DMV.
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175. Two tons, this block
of cheese weighed.
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176. In my day
we knew how to protest.
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178. 1968.
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179. How the hell old were you
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180. when you were protesting?
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181. My sisters took me.
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182. Anybody have a problem
with that?
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183. No one has a problem
with that.
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184. The police are
always seven steps
ahead of them.
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185. The cops know exactly
where they're going to be
and what's going to happen.
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186. You know how they know?
By logging onto their web site.
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187. We had the underground,
we had rapid response.
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188. And by God, you were home
by supper on a school night.
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189. These people are amateurs.
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190. What's my assignment?
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191. Meeting with the amateurs.
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192. Huh?
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193. World Policy Studies is
having a forum—
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194. there'll be about a hundred
of them.
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195. Doing what?
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196. Listening to you conduct
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197. a free exchange of ideas.
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198. Really?
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199. Josh thinks
it's a good idea.
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200. Oh, well, if Josh thinks
it's a good idea
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201. then, you bet, I'll do it.
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202. Look...
What else is there?
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203. I've got Cartographers
for Social Equality.
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204. So, now you have
two choices—
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205. meeting with
an unruly mob
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206. or meeting with
lunatic mapmakers.
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207. Or getting paid a lot more money
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208. working almost anywhere
else I want.
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209. Seriously, Toby,
there'll be
security there.
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210. But still...
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211. What about press?
Just wires.
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212. No, I mean TV.
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213. No cameras.
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214. You negotiated that?
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215. Yeah.
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216. They agreed to it?
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217. You want to make out
with me right now, don't you?
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218. Well, when don't I?
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219. Give me
the thing.
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220. Okay, then.
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221. Andrew Jackson in the main foyer
of the White House
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222. had a two-ton block of cheese.
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223. And a Wheat Thin
the size of Lake Tahoe.
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224. It was there for any and all
who were hungry.
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225. It was there for the voiceless
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226. the faceless,
the disenfranchised...
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227. Stephanie.
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228. Hi.
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229. You look great.
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230. Thank you.
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231. Why are you talking
like that?
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232. I don't want
to shout.
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233. We can use our
normal voices,
though, right?
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234. Never been
in the White House.
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235. If you wait till
later tonight, I'll
give you a tour.
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236. Did I get you
out of something?
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237. No, I meant we're not
allowed to give tours
until after 10:00
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238. when the President's
out of the west wing.
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240. Come with me.
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241. The President works
until 10:00?
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242. He usually works
until after that
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243. but he leaves
the Oval at 10:00.
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244. This is Josh's office.
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245. Donna, I am getting
you out of something,
though, right?
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246. Nothing.
You got me out of
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247. The Big Block
of Cheese Day meeting.
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248. What's...
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249. I had the worst feeling
you were going to ask.
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250. Andrew Jackson,
while he was president
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251. had in the main foyer
of the White House—
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252. I can't believe
I'm giving this speech—
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253. a two-ton block
of cheese.
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254. In that spirit, Leo McGarry
designates one day
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255. for certain senior staff members
to take appointments
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256. with people or groups
that wouldn't ordinarily
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257. be able to get the ear
of the White House.
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258. Sounds amazing.
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259. We make a lot of fun of it
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260. but truth is,
I think it is.
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263. Were you able
to mention me
to Sam Seaborn?
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264. I wasn't.
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and I apologize.
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266. No, that's okay.
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267. Sam's just... it's been
a bad week for Sam.
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from everything
I've been told
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to Sam Seaborn
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to...
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this on the phone.
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that comfortable...
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in an awkward position
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276. if he has to say no,
and something like this
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277. if it seems
like a favor...
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278. Steph, is your dad dying?
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280. When we're in with Sam
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281. mention what you
just said before
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282. that from everything
you've heard, he's the man.
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283. He'll want to impress you
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284. and show you that he's
got access to the President.
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285. Wait a minute.
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286. You're really getting
me in to see him?
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287. It's really all right?
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288. Yeah, it's Big Block
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289. It's me.
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290. I need some time with Sam.
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291. the ten-year numbers.
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a good idea
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293. to take a look
at them, sir.
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projections
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295. ever been close
to accurate?
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296. Depends on what you mean
by "close."
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trillion dollars?
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298. No, sir, but we'd like you
to take a look at them anyway.
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299. Okay. Bring me
the ten-year projections
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300. a Ouija board
and a magic wand.
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301. Yes, sir.
Thank you, Mr. President.
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302. What's next?
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303. Sir, I need
just a moment
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that's come in.
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305. From whom?
Jonathan Bartlet.
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306. That name sounds familiar.
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307. He's your brother.
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308. Yes. I remember being locked
in a steamer trunk.
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310. There were
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311. actual steamers in there
with me, Charlie.
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312. I was in there with seafood.
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313. Okay. Well, here's the
thing, Mr.
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315. You lost the first choice.
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316. Why?
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317. Your brother's
been speaking
with Neda Wallin
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Presidential Library
Commission
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319. and apparently
the site violates
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320. the Historic Barn and
Bridges Preservation Act.
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321. Which says...?
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322. I've got it here
in my notes.
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323. "Requires that all nonhousing
farm and ranch structures
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be preserved by the owners
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325. unless destroyed
by an act of God."
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326. What plaid flannel-wearing
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of a milkman governor
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328. signed that idiot bill
into state law?
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329. It was me, wasn't it?
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330. Yes, sir.
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331. Okay.
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332. They'd like a green light to
go ahead with the second site.
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333. Yeah, go ahead.
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334. Thank you, sir.
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335. No.
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336. I'm sorry?
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337. No, don't go ahead
with the site.
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338. I just...
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339. Tell my brother
to hang on, would you?
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340. I'll make a decision.
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what the damn hurry is.
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343. Bonnie, I now need
the ten-year OMB
projections as well.
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344. Are those ever accurate?
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345. No.
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346. And you got another call.
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347. Thanks.
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348. Sam?
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349. Oh, hey.
How you doing?
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350. Sam,
this is Stephanie Gault.
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351. Stephanie,
this is Sam.
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352. It's good to meet you.
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353. Come on in.
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354. Stephanie and I were
at Wisconsin together
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355. and we bonded as a result
of mutual loathing
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356. for the same
ex-boyfriend.
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357. She's an associate professor
of International Relations
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358. at the Maxwell School.
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359. What are you doing
in town?
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I advise the WTO
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361. in certain areas
of macroeconomics
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362. so a global monetary
crisis can't be
very far off.
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364. Sam, my grandfather was
Daniel Gault.
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366. Yeah.
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367. You know who Daniel Gault was?
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368. He was a staffer
here in the '40s.
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Assistant to FDR
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for Eastern European Affairs.
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371. Donna knows the rest.
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372. He was jailed for espionage
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six months later.
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374. He wasn't put in jail
for espionage.
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375. They couldn't make espionage.
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376. He was put in jail for perjury
for lying in front of HUAC.
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377. Sam, Stephanie would like
her grandfather included
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378. among those being considered
for an executive pardon.
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379. And from everything I've learned
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380. you're the only person
to speak to about this.
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of the president.
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382. Yeah.
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383. It's impossible
to demonstrate remorse
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385. Demonstrating his innocence
is extremely complicated.
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386. Yes, but you've already done it.
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387. Excuse me?
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388. You've already demonstrated
his innocence
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389. and in an extraordinarily
compelling way.
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390. You've also spoken eloquently
on the need for his pardon.
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393. for 23 pages in the
middle of your thesis.
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395. You sent it to my father.
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396. I did.
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doesn't seem like
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much of a rush
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400. for someone who's
been dead 50 years
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402. Your father's sick?
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403. Yeah.
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404. You guys want to go to the mess
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or something?
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406. Yeah.
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411. Yeah.
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412. Officer Sachs?
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413. I'm sending in Toby Ziegler.
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414. He's coming in there.
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419. They asked me to make sure
you go home in one piece.
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420. You fully trained?
Yes.
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421. How many different ways do you
know how to kill a man?
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422. How many different
ways do I need?
I like you.
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424. Officer Sachs?
Yeah?
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425. It's going to be
a day at the beach.
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426. You do understand
how it works?
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427. Yeah.
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428. Recommendations
come from the OPA—
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430. Then the president gets into
it,
and more often than not
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for a further review.
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432. So, it can be a bit
of a drawn-out process.
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434. What I'm going to do today
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at the Justice Department.
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the Justice Department?
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I know
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on something like this
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440. without giving them
a heads-up.
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requested the file
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and was denied.
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under Freedom of Information
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be completely disclosed
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nine exemptions allowed...
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Information
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Practices and Personal Privacy.
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450. All of which is because
the FBI is simply embarrassed
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in their history.
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452. I know, and that's why
I have to give them a heads-up.
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to get in touch with you later?
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how it's going.
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at the hotel?
Yeah.
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we're meeting
for dinner tonight.
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457. Stephanie, the reason
I mentioned before
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458. that it could be
a drawn-out process...
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459. I understand.
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460. I just need to be able
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461. to give him
some good news.
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462. He's a s-sweet man
in a bow tie, Sam.
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463. His father...
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464. He's been trying
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465. for so long to...
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466. Yeah.
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467. Okay, I'll see you later then.
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468. Hey, Steph.
Hey, Josh.
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469. You're across the
street in five minutes.
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470. Yeah.
I'm walking out
with you.
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471. Sam?
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472. Thank you.
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473. Yeah.
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474. You on the Gault thing?
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475. Yeah.
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476. That's nice of you.
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477. I appreciate that.
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478. Yeah. I'll give the
Bureau a heads-up.
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479. They're not going
to be happy about it.
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480. No kidding.
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481. Did you know Lincoln
signed a pardon
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482. on the day he was assassinated?
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483. Yeah.
Do you know
the guy's name?
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484. Patrick Murphy.
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485. You know what
he was pardoned for?
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486. Being a Union deserter.
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487. Am I annoying you?
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488. A little bit, yeah.
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489. I was trying
to make you laugh.
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490. I appreciate that.
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491. Can I see your
friend at the FBI?
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492. Yeah. Can I tell him why?
Yeah.
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493. Hey, you want to have
a lot of fun?
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494. Seriously. Sit in
on C.J.'s meeting
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495. with the Organization
of Cartographers
for Social Equality.
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496. Where's the social
inequality in cartography?
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497. I don't know.
That's why I'm going.
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498. You'll call the guy?
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499. Yeah.
Thanks.
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500. That a new shirt?
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501. Yeah.
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502. Nice.
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503. Free Trade!
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504. Fire your gun.
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505. I can't fire
a warning shot
indoors.
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506. No, I mean fire at them.
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507. Just kidding.
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508. Hey, Solzhenitsyn.
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509. Come here.
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510. You the group leader?
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511. Yeah, I am.
I'm Terry Webber.
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512. You know what you did today
that was really stupid?
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513. You gave away the cameras.
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514. With cameras in here
I've got a problem
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515. because I don't
want to look like
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516. I can't control the crowd.
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517. Without the cameras,
I can sit here
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518. read the sports
section for two hours
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519. walk outside
and say we talked.
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520. So, you guys want
to talk, that's fine
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521. but you're in charge
of crowd control
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522. know what I'm saying?
Yeah.
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523. Folks.
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524. People, let's listen up.
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525. Who elected this guy?
I don't understand.
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526. We didn't elect him.
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527. Good morning, my...
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528. The big tobacco,
they elected him.
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529. They're the ones that
paid for him to be here.
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530. Good morning,
my name is Toby Ziegler
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531. and I'm the White House
Communications Director
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532. and a Senior Domestic Policy
Advisor to the President.
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533. Advise him we need clean
air more than free trade!
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534. Who elected you?
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535. Let's get on
with it already!
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536. Global justice now!
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537. Global justice now!
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538. Global justice now!
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539. You want to send out
for pizza or something?
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540. Global justice now!
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541. Global justice now!
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542. Yes, sir?
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543. I'm here to see
Special Agent Casper.
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544. My name is Sam Seaborn.
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545. Seaborn?
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546. Yeah.
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547. I'm sorry, I'm not
seeing your name here.
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548. Agent Casper knows
you're coming?
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549. Sam.
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550. How you doing, Mike?
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551. Just requesting the file
on Daniel Gault
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552. is so wildly outside
the parameters of your
authority
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553. as a political appointee...
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554. I came here to...
Listen...
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555. Mike, you guys got it
wrong and you know it.
Really?
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556. Yes.
What else do I know?
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557. Michael, I gave the
heads-up as a courtesy.
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558. I don't need your permission
to go to the OPA.
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559. I don't need your permission
to tell the press why I did.
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560. Sam, the guy did six months
for a capital crime.
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561. Now you want to get him
a Presidential pardon?
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562. He did six months for perjury
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563. before vexingly dying
of a heart attack.
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564. You know why?
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565. 'Cause the prosecutor
couldn't make espionage.
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566. That's right.
Why do you suppose
that was?
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567. I don't suppose, I know.
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568. It was because
the U.S. Attorney blew it.
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569. 12 jurors say no
and you're still...
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570. The man was named by
Joe McCarthy as part...
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571. The "20 Years of Treason."
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572. Yes. Which was
called at the time
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573. a "conspiracy on a scale
so immense as to dwarf
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574. any previous venture
in the history of man."
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575. Somebody wake me up from this
'cause I think
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576. you just deputized Joe McCarthy
into your argument.
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577. My point...
You know who else
was on that list?
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578. General George Marshall,
author of the Marshall plan
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579. and mentor to Eisenhower.
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580. Of course, that was after
he won World War II.
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581. We made more than we missed.
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582. Owen Lattimore,
I.F. Stone.
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583. Not everybody at State
was wrongly accused.
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584. some pretty dangerous
TV comedy writers, too.
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585. Sam...
Ring Lardner just died.
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586. How many years
does he get back?
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587. Listen to me.
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588. The Bureau's had moments in
its past that it's not proud
of.
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589. I'll bet if we comb through
the fine print of history
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590. we might be able to find
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591. one or two occupants
of the Oval Office
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592. who could say
the same thing.
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593. But the difference is
our failures are public
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594. and our successes are private.
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595. So when we apprehend
an enemy of the State
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596. like say, a fugitive member
of West Virginia White Pride
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597. we don't take a curtain call
on Sunday with Sam and Cokie.
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598. When we learned that
it wasn't the Secret Service
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599. who ordered the canopy
down in Rosslyn
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600. we kept it to ourselves.
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601. Please, God, Mike
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602. please tell me you weren't
just threatening Toby Ziegler.
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603. I wasn't, Sam.
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604. Good.
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605. Yeah.
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606. Anyway... "Because the Bureau
will be embarrassed"
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607. isn't a good enough reason.
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608. I'm putting Daniel Gault
on the list.
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609. I just wanted
to give you a heads-up.
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610. Anything else?
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611. Nope.
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612. Hi, I'm sorry.
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613. Hello.
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614. I'm sorry to be late.
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615. Not a problem.
I'm C.J. Cregg.
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616. Of course you are.
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617. I'm Dr. John Fallow.
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618. This is Dr. Cynthia Sayles
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619. and Professor Donald Huke.
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620. Huke?
Huke.
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621. Okay. And you are
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622. the Organization
of Cartographers
for Social Equality.
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623. Well, we're from the OCSE,
we have many members.
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624. How many?
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625. 4,300 dues paying members.
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626. What are the dues?
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627. $20 a year
for the newsletter.
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628. Let's start.
Wait.
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629. Wait, I want
to see this.
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630. This is Josh Lyman.
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631. Indeed you are.
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632. Josh, this is Dr. Fallow
and his merry men.
Hi.
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633. Yes.
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634. Should we begin?
Yes.
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635. Plain and simple, we'd
like President Bartlet
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636. to aggressively
support legislation
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637. that would make it
mandatory
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638. for every public
school in America
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639. to teach geography
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640. using the Peters Projection Map
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641. instead of
the traditional Mercator.
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642. Give me 200 bucks and it's
done.
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643. Really?
No.
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644. Why are we changing maps?
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645. Because, C.J., the Mercator
Projection has fostered
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646. European imperialist attitudes
for centuries
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647. and created an ethnic bias
against a Third World.
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648. Really?
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649. The German cartographer,
Mercator, originally
designed this map
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650. in 1569 as a navigational
tool for European sailors.
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651. The map enlarges areas
at the poles
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652. to create straight lines
of constant bearing
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653. or geographic direction.
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654. So it makes it easier
to cross an ocean.
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655. But...
Yes?
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656. It distorts the relative size
of nations and continents.
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657. Are you saying the map is
wrong?
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658. Oh, dear, yes.
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659. Look at Greenland.
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660. Okay.
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661. Now look at Africa.
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662. Okay.
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663. The two land masses appear
to be roughly the same size.
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664. Yes.
Would it blow your mind
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665. if I told you that Africa
is in reality 14 times larger?
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666. Yes.
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667. Here we have Europe
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668. drawn considerable larger
than South America
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669. when at 6.9 million
square miles
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670. South America is almost
double the size of
Europe's 3.8 million.
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671. Alaska appears three
times as large as Mexico
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672. when Mexico is larger
by.1 million square miles.
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673. Germany appears in
the middle of the map
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674. when it's in the
northernmost quarter
of the Earth.
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675. Wait. Relative size
is one thing
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676. but you're telling me
that Germany isn't
where we think it is?
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677. Nothing's where
you think it is.
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678. Where is it?
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679. I'm glad you asked.
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680. The Peters Projection.
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681. It has fidelity of axis.
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682. Fidelity of position.
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683. East-west lines are
parallel and intersect
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684. north-south axes
at right angles.
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685. What the hell is that?
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686. It's where you've been
living this whole time.
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687. Should we continue?
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688. Uh-huh.
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689. Look, I'm not saying
we're going to like the answers
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690. I'm saying we're going
to give him a chance to talk.
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691. Now if you do have
a question...
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692. Yeah, my question is
who elected his boss
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693. the people or
Kaiser-Permanente?
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694. He's not my President,
let's vote.
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695. Who do you
really work for?
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696. Who paid for you to be here?
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697. You're having a pretty
good time, aren't you?
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698. Well, it's not like
being at a Yankee game.
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699. You suck!
Copy !req
700. Well, actually...
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701. yeah, it's like being
at a Yankee game.
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702. So, Toby...
Officer.
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703. Since you're not really
doing anything right now
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704. I was wondering,
what's this all about?
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705. It's about the WTO, Rhonda,
the World Trade Organization.
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706. Well, I get that from
the signs and the newspapers.
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707. The World Trade
Organization's
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708. a group of 140 countries
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709. who have agreed to
specific trade policies.
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710. So what's wrong
with that?
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711. Nothing's wrong with that.
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712. What would they say
if I asked them
the same question?
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713. They'd say the WTO
benefits corporations
and not people.
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714. Does it?
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715. Benefits both.
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716. Look at them.
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717. Philistines.
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718. Take my nightstick
and go kick their ass.
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719. Yeah, make all
the jokes you want
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720. but let me tell you something:
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721. They claim to speak
for the underprivileged
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722. but here in the blackest city
in America
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723. I'm looking at a room
with no black faces.
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724. No Asians, no Hispanics.
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725. Where the hell's
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726. the Third World they claim
to represent?
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727. Lot of Third-Worlders in the
Cabinet Room today, were there?
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728. You're starting to bother me.
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729. That's 'cause I'm armed.
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730. No, I like that.
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731. I'm going outside.
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732. Hey, Sam.
Hey, Charlie,
what's going on?
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733. The President lost his
first choice of a site
for the library.
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734. What happened?
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735. There's an 18th
century farmhouse
they can't take down.
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736. They'll find another site.
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737. Yeah, anyway, he's
kind of a in a mood.
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738. They shouldn't be
talking to him now
about the library anyway.
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739. We're not going anywhere
for a few years, right?
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740. Well, I think that's
what's got him in a mood.
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741. Sam, you just
got a call.
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742. Ginger, do me a favor
and catch the calls.
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743. I'm going to lie down
in Toby's office
for a few minutes.
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744. Sam, it was the National
Security Advisor.
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745. Well, he's talking about
force protection, right?
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746. I'm sorry, Colonel, that was
me.
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747. He's talking about
force protection?
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748. Right, but the President's
going to ask me
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749. about the readiness issue.
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750. I'm saying he's going to want
to distinguish readiness
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751. and force protection.
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752. No, that was me again.
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753. I'm the only woman
on a conference call
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754. Delaney can't tell
when it's me talking.
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755. Do I have a bizarrely
androgynous voice?
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756. Excuse me,
I'm going to step off
for just a minute.
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757. How you doing?
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758. Good.
Good.
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759. Drop Daniel Gault.
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760. Nancy...
Drop Daniel Gault,
do it right now.
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761. Why?
'Cause I just told you to.
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762. Nancy, I'm a lawyer.
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763. Let's let reason and
logic have its moment.
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764. There was one witness.
Sam...
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765. Earl Lydecker, a low-level
State Department staffer
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766. who confessed to FBI
counterintelligence officers
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767. that he and Gault had conspired
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768. to send U.S. economic
analysis documents
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769. to Soviet agents
at the Russian embassy.
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770. Yes.
He confessed, by the way,
for no particular reason.
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771. Yes.
It was subsequently
demonstrated that Lydecker
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772. was a clinically diagnosed
manic-depressive
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773. with a history of—
wait for it—
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774. institutionalization.
Copy !req
775. This was the chief witness
for the prosecution.
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776. According to...
Sam...
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777. Excuse me, please.
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778. According to retired
KGB Colonel Oleg Prosorov
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779. a search of the files
in Lubyanka
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780. reveals only
one reference to Gault:
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781. That he was approached in 1943
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782. and labeled
"highly uncooperative"
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783. and a "poor prospect
for recruitment."
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784. Sam, Daniel Gault was a spy.
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785. Oh, my God...
He was a Soviet
spy, Sam.
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786. Based on what?
Diplomatic cables
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787. intercepted by U.S. Army
Signal Intelligence
in the 1940s.
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788. If that was the case
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789. why couldn't
the U.S. Attorney
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790. make espionage
in the 1950s?
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791. 'Cause the cables weren't
decrypted until the 1970s.
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792. You're telling me we cracked
some obscure Russian code
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793. and suddenly we learned
Gault was a spy?
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794. Yes.
That's crap.
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795. If the FBI had proof on Gault
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796. they'd have told
the world about it.
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797. No, they wouldn't have, Sam.
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798. Nancy...
No, they wouldn't have.
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799. Neither would the
NSA, neither would
Central Intelligence.
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800. You don't show someone
you've broken their ciphers
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801. unless you have to.
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802. Gault was long dead.
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803. But before he was
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804. he was an agent called
"Black Water."
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805. He was a delegate at Yalta.
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806. And he returned to the U.S.
by way of Rostov
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807. where he was awarded
the Order of Lenin.
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808. Yeah, well, I'll believe that
when they show me the file.
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809. That's not an FBI file.
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810. It's an NSA file.
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811. Nancy, I'm classified
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812. but I don't have
code word clearance.
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813. I know.
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814. I'm saying
I'm not allowed to see that
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815. and you could get into trouble
for showing it to me.
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816. I could go to jail
for showing it to you
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817. which obviously
I'm not going to do.
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818. I have blacked out
any lateral reference
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819. that is code word
classified.
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820. Those are the only things
I've blacked out
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821. and they are in no way
relevant to your question.
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822. Look at me.
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823. Do you believe me?
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824. Of course.
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825. Go ahead.
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826. This is Dr.
Nancy McNally
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827. the National
Security Advisor.
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828. But again, that's
force protection
and not readiness.
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829. So, uh... you're
probably wondering
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830. what all of this has to do
with social equality.
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831. No. I'm wondering
where France really is.
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832. Guys, we want to
thank you very much
for coming in...
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833. Hang on.
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834. We're going
to finish this.
Okay.
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835. What do maps have to do
with social equality, you ask?
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836. She asked.
Salvatore Natoli
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837. of the National Council
for Social Studies argues
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838. "In our society,
we unconsciously equate size
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839. with importance,
and even power."
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840. I'm going to check
in on Toby.
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841. Go.
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842. These guys find
Brigadoon on that map,
you'll call me, right?
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843. Probably not.
Okay.
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844. When Third World countries
are misrepresented
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845. they're likely
to be valued less.
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846. When Mercator maps exaggerate
the importance
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847. of Western civilization
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848. when the top of the map is
given
to the northern hemisphere
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849. and the bottom is given
to the southern...
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850. then people will tend to adopt
top and bottom attitudes.
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851. But... wait.
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852. How...
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853. Where else could you put
the northern hemisphere
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854. but on the top?
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855. On the bottom.
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856. How?
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857. Like this.
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858. Yeah, but you
can't do that.
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859. Why not?
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860. 'Cause it's freaking me out.
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861. It's activist vacation
is what it is.
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862. Spring break
for anarchist wannabes.
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863. The black t-shirts, the gas
masks as fashion accessory.
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864. These kids today,
with the hair and the
clothes...
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865. All right, that's it, flatfoot.
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866. I got great feet.
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867. You want the benefits
of free trade?
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868. Food is cheaper.
Yes.
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869. Food is cheaper,
clothes are cheaper
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870. steel is cheaper,
cars are cheaper
Copy !req
871. phone service is cheaper.
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872. You feel me building
a rhythm here?
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873. It's 'cause I'm a speech writer
and I know how to make a point.
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874. Toby...
It lowers prices
and raises income.
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875. You see what I did with
"lowers" and "raises" there?
Yes.
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876. It's called the science
of listener attention.
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877. We did repetition,
we did floating opposites
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878. and now you end with the one
that's not like the others.
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879. Ready?
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880. Free trade stops wars.
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881. And that's it.
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882. Free trade stops wars.
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883. And we figure out a way
to fix the rest.
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884. One world, one peace.
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885. I'm sure I've seen that
on a sign somewhere.
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886. God, Toby...
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887. Wouldn't it be great
if there were someone
around here
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888. with communication
skills who could go in
there and tell them that?
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889. Shut up.
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890. Toby...
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891. What are you doing here?
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892. Came down to see
how it was going.
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893. How's it going?
Josh Lyman.
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894. Rhonda Sachs.
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895. Any trouble?
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896. No.
Josh.
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897. The WTO is undemocratic,
and accountable to no one
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898. decisions are made
by Executive Directors
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899. and the developing world
has little to say
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900. about institutional
policy.
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901. What was that?
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902. I protested to you.
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903. Why?
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904. 'Cause I'm not allowed
to get arrested anymore.
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905. Let's go back.
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906. Nah.
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907. I hate these people
with the heat of a nova.
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908. Yet here I go.
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909. Attaboy.
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910. Shut up.
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911. I got your back,
man, you know?
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912. Or not.
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913. Charlie?
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914. Yes, sir?
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915. Let's do calls
in the residence, okay?
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916. Yes, sir.
I think there were
a couple of late memos...
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917. Good evening,
Mr. President.
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918. They're on your desk, sir.
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919. Thanks.
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920. I'm going to head home.
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921. At 7:30?
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922. I'll make calls
from the residence.
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923. Are you feeling
all right?
Yeah.
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924. I heard you lost the site.
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925. What's the backup?
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926. Well, there's this wooded land
on the Connecticut River
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927. but the Abenaki Indians
are claiming
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928. it's an ancient burial ground.
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929. Ah.
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930. There's a magnificent bluff
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931. overlooking an orchard
in Orford
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932. and the owner
is willing,
if not eager
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933. to donate the land.
What's the problem?
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934. The owner's doing 40 months at
Allenwood for securities fraud.
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935. You'll find the site.
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936. This is how long I get before I
have to start with the library?
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937. Two years?
And the first six months
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938. was figuring out
how to work the phones?
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939. Oh, by the way, they've changed
the phones again.
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940. Yeah.
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941. This is the last job
I'm ever going to have.
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942. This is the last time I'm going
to come to work with people.
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943. I swear to God, I feel like
I was just starting
to get good at it.
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944. Well, it's two years,
with an option for four more.
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945. Mr. President, is
there anything we
need to talk about?
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946. Not yet, okay?
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947. Okay.
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948. I'll see you tomorrow.
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949. Thank you, Mr. President.
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950. Sam?
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951. What are you doing?
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952. I don't know.
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953. Where have you been
all afternoon?
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954. I've been around.
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955. Then I came down here to
practice my sugar tossing
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956. 'cause if you don't practice
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957. then you might as well give the
clarinet to a kid who'll use
it.
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958. Stephanie's upstairs.
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959. I put her in your office
'cause Josh is back.
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960. When she said
that from what she's heard
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961. I'm the one to talk to, that...
I have the ear of the president
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962. you told her to say that,
right?
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963. It was...
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964. This was so important to her.
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965. I wanted to give...
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966. Yes.
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967. I did. I'm sorry.
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968. I don't know why you would
think
I was like that.
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969. I mean, for fun, but...
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970. I don't know why you'd think
I was like that.
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971. It was wrong.
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972. Yeah.
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973. Were you able to...
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974. He was a spy.
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975. You're sure?
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976. Yes.
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977. No, I mean
it's not possible that...
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978. His code name
was "Black Water."
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979. He copied by hand
State Department and
White House documents
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980. and delivered them
to the Soviets.
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981. They included...
Sam...
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982. Roosevelt's plans
to enter the war...
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983. You can't tell her.
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984. You have to tell her
something else.
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985. Possible recruitment targets.
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986. Sam. It was...
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987. Lists of Communists
and Communist
sympathisizers
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988. in the State Department
and the National Recovery
Administration.
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989. Sam...
What are you,
out of your mind?
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990. I'm telling her
right now.
No.
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991. No, Sam.
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992. Please, you really
can't do this.
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993. Secret memoranda on the U.S.
negotiating stance at Yalta.
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994. Please stop walking.
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995. Good, 'cause Stalin
needed an advantage
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996. and we wanted a fair fight.
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997. Sam, nothing good comes
from telling her.
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998. The truth isn't good?
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999. Not right now, no.
The father is not
going to live
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1000. another three months—
let it go till then.
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1001. I'm not her
fairy godmother.
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1002. She asked me
to look into this.
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1003. I say you wait
three months until...
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1004. Donna...
Listen to me.
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1005. You're in a bad
place right now
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1006. If you don't tell
her tonight, you can
tell her tomorrow..
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1007. If you tell her
tonight, that's it.
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1008. It was people pushing paper
around 50 years ago.
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1009. Why does it matter?
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1010. It was high treason,
and it mattered a great deal.
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1011. This country is an idea
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1012. and one that's lit the world
for two centuries
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1013. and treason
against that idea
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1014. is not just a crime
against the living.
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1015. This ground holds the graves
of people who died for it
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1016. who gave what Lincoln called
the
last full measure of devotion.
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1017. Of fidelity.
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1018. Do you understand the last full
measure of devotion to...
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1019. Treason against them
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1020. is...
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1021. Sam...
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1022. There was a translator
in the Hungarian trade mission
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1023. named Shaba Demsky.
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1024. She was murdered in 1952.
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1025. She was about to reveal
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1026. the name of a Soviet agent
called Black Water.
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1027. This girl's going to find out
who her father was.
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1028. Sam...
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1029. You meant grandfather.
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1030. Tell me there's
good news.
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1031. Have you ever heard
of a woman named Shaba Demsky?
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1032. No.
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1033. Sam?
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1034. I'm sorry, Stephanie,
I wasn't able to get access
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1035. to the people I needed
to have it considered
this time around.
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1036. Why don't you tell your father
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1037. you'll be able to try again
in three months.
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1038. So, you're open to it?
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1039. Absolutely.
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1040. That's all he needed.
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1041. That's all I needed.
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1042. Did you hear?
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1043. You should call him
right now.
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1044. Can I use the phone
on your desk?
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1045. Yeah, dial 9.
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1046. Everyone was right
about you, Sam.
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1047. Sam's the man.
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1048. It's just there are certain
things you're sure of...
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1049. like longitude and latitude.
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1050. Sam, I don't know
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1051. if this is the best time
to tell you
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1052. but according to C.J.
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1053. I wouldn't be so sure
about longitude and latitude.
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1054. Hey...
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1055. You should've
seen Toby.
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1056. He was good?
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1057. He blew the doors off the
place.
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1058. Then I almost got killed.
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1059. I got hit
with a piece of a banana.
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1060. Let's go.
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1061. You know what
you are?
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1062. You are old school,
my friend.
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1063. Stop talking
like that.
Let's go.
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1064. Let me tell you something,
though.
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1065. That was the second
time this year I
almost got killed
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1066. and both times
I was with you
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1067. so you're going to
need a new wingman.
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1068. You were my
old wingman?
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1069. Yeah.
Let's go.
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1070. Where are you going?
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1071. Toby and I are going
to get Sam drunk, and
then put him to bed.
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1072. I'll come.
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1073. Let's go.
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1074. I'm going to meet you there.
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1075. Yeah?
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1076. All right.
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1077. Dad... it's me.
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