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Sandy.
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Mr. President.
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- Take a walk with me.
- Certainly, sir.
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Tell me about Walter. How is he?
:42:17
Well, he's 80 and alone, Mr. President.
:42:20
He understands that
officially my hands are tied.
:42:23
Yes, but he's very moved
by your concern, sir.
:42:27
Any news of the killer?
:42:29
Why isn't there?
Who's in charge of this?
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The top man.
:42:34
He spent eight years,
homicide work in New York.
:42:37
I understand how you feel.
It's hard to be patient.
:42:40
No one understands how I feel.
:42:43
I'm supposed to have all this power...
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...and I can't even help
my oldest friend.
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You and I know, more than any man alive,
Walter Sullivan put me here.
:42:54
Now when he needs me most...
:42:56
Well, he must feel abandoned.
:43:04
I'll have a press conference.
:43:06
I'll have Walter come and
I'll embrace him in front of the world.
:43:12
He'll treasure that.
:43:16
What a generous gesture.
:43:18
Thank you, sir. Thank you.
:43:28
Tennis elbow.
:43:38
This is getting worse, Gloria.
:43:40
I need to see a doctor.
:43:42
The country would have
to be informed, Mr. President.
:43:46
What happened to my rights to privacy?
:43:48
I think she nicked a tendon.
:43:51
Burton says it's a flesh wound.
:43:55
Since when did you
become an expert, Bill?
:43:58
You ever been wounded?