:05:00
Mr. President...
:05:02
...this is a great day.
:05:03
I and all my colleagues...
:05:06
...are extremely excited.
:05:08
Good.
:05:10
Extraterrestrial life.
:05:13
You're right, Jerry.
:05:15
The people are going to love it.
:05:17
This is a momentous occasion.
:05:21
Mr. President-
:05:21
We'll go all media on this.
:05:23
I'll wear my Cerruti suit.
:05:25
I'll need a good speech.
:05:28
Statesman-like...
:05:29
...historical and yet...
:05:31
...warm, neighborly.
:05:33
Abraham Lincoln meets
Leave it to Beaver, kind of thing.
:05:38
Are they too old-fashioned?
:05:40
No, I don't think so.
:05:42
This has got the colors but, no.
I don't think so.
:05:45
Not vivid enough.
:05:47
Nancy had this in the library.
:05:49
Yes, indeed.
:05:50
I don't think so.
:05:51
I thought perhaps the watered silk.
This week it's on sale.
:05:54
I hardly think I need worry about that.
:05:57
My husband is the leader of the free world.
:06:01
What do you think?
:06:03
Why don't you leave the Roosevelt Room
the way the Roosevelts wanted it.
:06:08
Because Eleanor Roosevelt was
too fond of chintz. That's why.
:06:12
Mother, this isn't your house.
:06:14
lf you're going to be a pest, I'll ignore you!
:06:17
Mrs. Dale?
:06:40
I saw you fight Sonny Liston in '69.
:06:43
Really?
:06:44
You were a nun back then?
:06:46
We've always been fight fans,
haven't we sisters?
:06:49
Byron Williams, telephone.
:06:52
I must go.
:06:53
You ladies have a nice time.