2:10:00
They've got a fence
that's half up...
2:10:01
...and there are people
just sitting in that field.
2:10:03
It's really beautiful.
2:10:05
I'll try. It's like I say, really,
you know how crowded it is here.
2:10:10
It, it's just swarming! What?
2:10:13
Out, out on the ground.
2:10:16
It was nice. We got wet.
2:10:21
All I miss is the bathtub.
2:10:24
Okay. Goodbye.
2:10:26
I didn't even finish
dialing and they said...
2:10:31
It's so great in some ways
and so lousy in others.
2:10:34
Look at the people you're meeting.
Everybody is here for one purpose.
2:10:40
It's ridiculous!
2:10:43
It's getting worse every time.
2:10:44
There is no water. No water,
no food and no medical supplies.
2:10:48
Why don't we pray for rain?
2:10:49
They're telling everybody to go home.
They called it a disaster area.
2:10:52
Oh, that's rot!
They called this a disaster?
2:10:54
You should see,
everybody's happy!
2:10:59
Who are you calling?
2:11:00
My mother.
2:11:11
Somebody may have noticed,
or all of you may have noticed...
2:11:14
...a familiar colored
helicopter over there.
2:11:17
The United States Army has
lent us some medical teams...
2:11:22
...and giving us a hand.
2:11:25
They're with us, man.
They are not against us.
2:11:27
They're here to give us all
a hand and help us.
2:11:31
And for that they deserve it.
2:11:39
There are forty-five doctors
or more.
2:11:41
I know at least forty-five...
2:11:43
...who are here without pay
because they dig what this is into.
2:11:51
Look, it's acid and shit like that.
One kid died, a heroin overdose.
2:11:57
Yeah, another guy died.
Run over, I believe.