:04:00
We're spending $47 million for somebody
to feel good about a car they bought?
:04:05
I wouldn't categorize it that way.
:04:07
I'm sure that's important, but...
:04:09
...I don't want to tell an eight-year-old kid
he's gotta sleep in the street...
:04:13
...because we want people
to feel better about their car.
:04:19
Do you want to tell him that?
:04:23
No, sir.
:04:25
No, I sure don't.
:04:28
Well then, that's another $47 million.
:04:30
So this is good. Real good.
We're on our way.
:04:34
Let me just add that to the tally here.
:04:37
That'll be plus 47....
:04:42
Five, carry the one...
:04:44
...makes $656 million...
:04:48
...which means we can keep the program.
:05:01
-Thank you, sir.
-Thank you for your help.
:05:17
Excuse me.
:05:21
What is it?
:05:23
You won't believe what your husband did.
:05:29
I'll kill him.
:05:33
You can't kill a president.
:05:34
He's not a president.
He's an ordinary person.
:05:36
I can kill an ordinary person.
:05:38
I can kill 100 ordinary people.
:05:42
He's only doing what you told him to.
:05:44
What I told him to?
:05:46
I heard you. You said,
''Cut $650 million off the budget...
:05:49
-''...and you can keep your shelters.''
-I didn't mean it.
:05:52
Why would I want to save a shelter?
:05:54
He was only doing his job!
:05:56
His job? His job? It's not his job!
It's my job!