:32:02
''lt's in the faces and the smiles
of a Sunday afternoon.
:32:07
''lt's in the gentle kindness...
:32:09
''...of the family kitchen...
:32:11
''...as we gather together...
:32:14
''...when the sun goes down.''
:32:22
Can I keep this?
:32:31
-I thought I wouldn't see her.
-Just five minutes.
:32:33
She walks in, you wave, she leaves.
:32:35
First lady. I mean,
couldn't I start with a cousin?
:32:39
She hardly ever sees him.
It'll be fast, she won't be able to tell.
:32:41
Stop whining.
:32:43
If you can convince her,
you can convince anybody.
:32:47
All right.
:32:49
We're ready for Mrs. Mitchell.
:32:53
As soon as she comes in,
we'll move you out to the balcony.
:32:56
All you have to say is,
''Thanks for doing this, Ellen.''
:33:00
''Thanks for doing this, Ellen.''
:33:03
She doesn't always like this stuff.
It might soften her up.
:33:06
''Thanks for doing this, Ellen.''
:33:12
Why can't you die from a stroke
like everybody else?
:33:22
What are you staring at?
:33:26
Mrs. Mitchell, we're going to do it up here.
:33:31
Who was she?
:33:33
Another patriotic secretary?
:33:39
Thank you for doing this, Ellen.
:33:42
Go to hell, Bill.
:33:45
I think we can start now.
:33:48
And you can tell these two pit vipers...
:33:49
...that this is the last one of these
I'll do for awhile.
:33:58
You're doing just fine.