:56:00
The shift box formation to the
right. A reverse and spinner...
:56:04
... behind scrimmage.
This may be the play that does it.
:56:07
He's going to the sidelines.
He's knocked out of bounds.
:56:10
And there's the gun for the end
of the ball game.
:56:15
There you are.
Words that'll live forever.
:56:17
- They're cold enough.
- Let's grab a cab to the Blackstone.
:56:20
Let's walk. We miss speeches
and get liquor.
:56:23
- Those steaks. Remember last year?
- Yeah, but I'm catching the train home.
:56:27
Are you nuts? This is Saturday night,
even in Chicago.
:56:30
A day on a train
is a day on a train. Even Sunday.
:56:33
You got it bad. Now, I'm a family man,
I love my wife...
:56:36
...but free steaks and beer!
- The first months a guy's married...
:56:40
...he acts as though it was
gonna be the last.
:57:05
Yesterday's parley
must be acclaimed a...
:57:11
Hello, Daddy.
:57:13
Even in a period replete with
developments of climactic significance...
:57:17
...the parley is a major landmark.
:57:19
Be with you in 2 minutes.
I have one paragraph left.
:57:22
- "Is a major landmark."
- Yeah. Tariffs have been the historic...
:57:26
- Fly in the ointment.
- Fly in the ointment of foreign policy.
:57:29
- Is what's-her-name around? I'm hungry.
- I gave her the weekend off.
:57:33
In ordinary times, the internal conflicts
between domestic financial interests...
:57:38
...are unfortunate. In a national crisis,
they may be fatal.
:57:41
Now that the problem of beef... Now
that the problem of beef is settled...
:57:45
...we hope for a quick solution for the
other beefs which thwart national unity.
:57:50
- TIME used the same gag last week.
- You're cute.
:57:54
So we can look forward with greater
confidence to the grim...