1:37:01
Joe, would you turn
the sound down, please?
1:37:07
I'll say one thing, he's got
the courage of his ignorance.
1:37:12
How's our old station in Memphis?
1:37:15
I didn't go near it,
I've been writing a book...
1:37:19
about...
1:37:22
I call it
"Demagogue in Denim".
1:37:28
Never had such a good time
in my life.
1:37:32
You look wonderful.
1:37:35
All those months he was calling me
Vanderbilt 44 and Frontal Lobe.
1:37:40
I shoulïve been
punching him in the nose.
1:37:44
Now, I've got a book
to punch him in the nose.
1:37:48
Is it going to be published?
1:37:53
Came up to sign the contracts.
1:37:56
The publishers like it. They think
is time to pull the mask off him.
1:38:00
Let the public see what a fraud
he really is.
1:38:02
I wouldn't say that.
1:38:06
What would you say?
1:38:08
Is just harder for him
to be as simple as he was...
1:38:12
with all those generals and senators
and politicians hanging around.
1:38:17
You're still with him?
1:38:22
I tone down some
of the crazier notions...
1:38:25
he wants to spout on the air.
1:38:27
I'm the only person
he can talk to anymore.
1:38:30
Lots of people have been fired...
1:38:35
There's an awful lot
of money at stake.
1:38:38
The agency we started with
the International Drug account...
1:38:41
is grossing over
a hundred million a year.
1:38:43
How's Mamma Guitar selling?
1:38:52
I found him.
1:38:56
He's mine for better or worse.
1:38:58
I'm doing my small bit
to make him better.