2:02:01
. .and all the people
who advise my colleagues.
2:02:05
I think we need to calm down some.
2:02:08
You know...
2:02:11
this is a terrific country.
2:02:14
But sometimes we go
a little crazy.
2:02:17
Maybe that's part of... .
2:02:20
our greatness,
part of our freedom.
2:02:24
But if we don't watch out and
calm down,
2:02:28
it all may spin out of control .
2:02:32
The world is getting more
and more complicated
2:02:39
Politicians have to explain things
to you in simpler terms...
2:02:45
so that they can get their little
oversimplified explanations...
2:02:51
on the evening news.
2:02:54
and eventually, instead of
even trying to explain... .
2:02:59
they give up and start slinging
mud at each other.
2:03:03
And it's all to keep you excited,
keep you watching... .
2:03:07
Iike you watch a...
a car wreck or a... .
2:03:11
. .wrestling match.
2:03:14
That's just what it's like-
professional westling.
2:03:18
It's staged and it's fake
2:03:20
and it doesn't mean anything.
2:03:25
That goes for the debates.
We don't hate our opponents.
2:03:30
Half the time we don't
even know them.
2:03:34
But it seems it's the only way
we know how
2:03:37
to keep you all riled up.
2:03:41
So what I want to do is quiet
things down... .
2:03:47
and start having a conversation... .
2:03:52
about what sort of country we want
this to be in the next century.
2:03:59
and I want Govemor Stanton
to know that