:45:01
These guys are real interesting.
And quiet too. The girls are too.
:45:05
It's not often us Texans
Get an opportunity...
:45:07
...to entertain the future president
of the United States.
:45:11
Like you said, Jack,
I'm just a New York lawyer.
:45:13
We'll see about that.
Mr. Nixon, are you gonna run again?
:45:16
I don't know about that.
He will! I guarantee it!
:45:24
Buy me a convertible?
:45:26
I'll buy you
a diamond ring.
:45:28
Hello, baby.
Hey, wait, wait, wait.
:45:32
This is Julie there.
:45:35
And that's Tricia.
Oh, yeah.
:45:37
She reminds me a bit of you, Sandy.
She really is wholesome.
:45:43
But, um, what about you?
What do you like?
:45:46
Well, I like music.
I like jazz.
:45:49
Jazz, yeah.
Guy Lombardo.
:45:52
How about rock'n'roll? Elvis Presley?
Yeah, he's good.
:45:55
Yeah. Decent guy.
:45:57
Well, I guess for me
It also, um, depends on...
:46:00
...what I'm doin'
to the music, Dick.
:46:03
Yeah.
:46:04
So, uh, what's it like
bein' so famous and all?
:46:08
A vice president!
:46:10
Well, it's, uh,
not like that, Sandy.
:46:13
You see, the reason I got into politics
in the first place was...
:46:17
...well, uh, to do something
for the people.
:46:21
So, how are
you two doing?
:46:25
You know, Dick, there's more
privacy in the back of the...
:46:29
No, Trini,
we're fine here.
:46:31
Okay.
:46:34
Hell, Kennedy just pissed Cuba away
to the Russians. Just pissed it away!
:46:38
And he doesn't know what the hell
he's doin'in Vietnam.
:46:41
These are dangerous times, Dick,
especially for business.
:46:44
Agreed.
We know what you tried to do for Cuba.
:46:47
If you had been elected in '60,
Castro would be dead now.
:46:57
Gentlemen, I tried.
I told Kennedy to go into Cuba.