:52:00
Me too, baby.
:52:05
I think there just isn't enough time.
:52:09
We gotta go the 15th.
:52:12
- Why the 15th?
- It's when the Russian arrives.
:52:15
- What do you mean?
- February 15, the Russian premier...
:52:19
...arrives at the Los Angeles Airport.
- Are you nuts?
:52:24
Haven't you read the papers?
There's gonna be 500 cops there.
:52:28
They'll be all over the place.
On rooftops, basements, everywhere.
:52:33
State security, federal security,
the State Department. Fuzz, fuzz, fuzz.
:52:37
You won't be able to get in the airport
unless you're J. Edgar Hoover.
:52:42
I didn't think you'd object
to taking a Russian partner.
:52:46
- Come on, Eli.
- Look at it this way...
:52:50
...we don't have to give him a split.
:52:54
I told you the Russians were sending
someone to check security.
:52:58
It's reciprocal. If the president goes
to Moscow, we can check their security.
:53:04
On that alone, there's no argument.
Get that number.
:53:08
- We just received schedule confirmation.
- Good.
:53:11
I guess I'm bugged because
half the time, you keep us in the dark.
:53:15
My orders are to reveal
as little as possible. I have orders too.
:53:20
Only mine come from a slide rule
and an IBM machine. It's true.
:53:24
For example, Gen. Mailenkoff
arrives tomorrow.
:53:27
Do you know what the plan is
from the electronic brain? And I quote:
:53:33
"Expose the general to the same
conditions planned for the premier."
:53:42
- Hi, baby.
- What happened?
:53:47
Another hillbilly.
:53:49
I can't write for the hillbillies.
I've got nothing to say to them.
:53:54
They're very weird.
But I got a great idea.
:53:58
I drove all over L.A.,
trying to find the city.