:22:05
There must be
something the matter.
:22:07
Anyone else live here,
besides you three?
:22:09
- No.
- Anyone been by here today?
:22:13
No.
:22:14
Just the usual routine.
Willy Harris left the milk.
:22:16
- What's this all about Mr Baron?
- Just being careful, I'll explain later.
:22:23
- Two bedrooms, one bathroom, clear.
- One here, just like they said.
:22:31
Kitchen, pantry, back door, stairs go
down to the garage under kitchen,
:22:35
cellar door in hall, clear.
Car in the garage.
:22:40
Look at this for a setup...
:22:45
Sorry folks, but I'm afraid we're gonna'
have to hang around for a while.
:22:49
- Why?
- What's the matter?
:22:50
- Don't be alarmed, nothing's wrong.
- Of course there is.
:22:52
The FBI
doesn't pay us a visit for nothing.
:22:54
- I won't stay. I'll take Pidge and go.
- No Ma'am, nobody leaves until we do.
:22:59
Why not?
What's happened?
:23:01
Look just go about your business, like
it was any other Saturday afternoon.
:23:04
Read your papers, watch TV,
anything, but nobody leaves the house.
:23:12
- Something fishy about all this.
- It's official business.
:23:15
What sort of official business?
:23:17
Mr Benson, as a former agent of the
Secret Service, you should understand.
:23:21
Either I'm getting old
and stupid, or else I'm...
:23:23
At 5pm, the President
will arrive in town on a special...
:23:27
- What?
- Golly!
:23:29
The President,
well that's different.
:23:33
You mean the President's
gonna' get off the train here?
:23:36
That's right.
:23:37
Gramps,
we gotta' see it.
:23:39
That's the greatest thing ever
to happen to this town.
:23:42
Can we go down
and see it Gramps? Can we?
:23:44
Sorry kid, no! Benny, bring in
the gear. Put the car out back.
:23:50
Bart, you see the back door's
locked tight and check the cellar.
:23:56
I still don't understand.
:23:58
Mr Benson, if anyone wanted to kill the
President, he could do a beautiful job,