:56:01
. . . became something of a folk hero. . .
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. . . his words tapping into a nationwide
movement of discontent among the public.
:56:08
What about Cliff Williams?
:56:10
But what about Cliff
What about Cliff
:56:14
Cliff was the one
with the shattered dream
:56:19
Sam tries real hard .
:56:21
And sometimes he screws things up
because he's. . . .
:56:26
It's okay. Tell me,
what kind of a husband is Sam?
:56:29
He's a good husband .
:56:31
He's a good husband . . .
:56:34
. . .as long as you--
You have to help to keep him . . .
:56:37
. . . pointed in the right direction.
:56:39
And, you know .
But I don't understand that.
:56:41
That's not like him .
:56:43
Tell me, Jenny, did you
make him lunches the last few days?
:56:47
He makes his own.
:56:48
So he's already been fired and yet
he kept making himself lunches. . .
:56:52
. . . kept putting on his uniform
and kept pretending to go to work.
:56:57
How do you feel about that?
:57:00
About what?
:57:01
That he was afraid
to tell you that he was fired?
:57:05
Do you scare him?
:57:07
I think that he didn't want to worry me.
:57:10
Because he was scared?
Think that's a sign of a good marriage?
:57:15
We had a good marriage.
We have a good marriage.
:57:20
Did he tell you we didn't?
:57:22
I' m sure you have a good marriage. But
it seems at times you treat him . . .
:57:26
. . .Iike a child .
:57:29
He is like a child sometimes.
:57:31
And he likes calling himself
my third child .
:57:35
It's a bad question.
:57:36
I' m sorry, I didn't mean to--
:57:39
Do you still love him?
:57:41
Yes, I love my husband .
:57:43
I love my husband very much!
:57:45
He's the most gentle. . . .
:57:47
He's the kindest man I've ever known!
The parents of the children. . . .
:57:51
Grab her.
We'll put her on the line with Sam .
:57:54
Jenny, we want you to talk to him .
:57:56
You have to be very careful about that.
:57:59
He's stressed .
There's no telling how he'll react.