:30:00
You know this ain't the best case
we ever made.
:30:03
We got Clayton's statement.
Did you read him his rights?
:30:07
He'll say I didn't.
:30:09
We got Marvin.
:30:12
Something wrong with you?
:30:19
What's wrong, Dutch?
:30:25
Dick? Sorry.
:30:27
Three A and B,
Mr. and Mrs. Cullen Chandler.
:30:30
No one's called.
:30:31
There's an unlisted number for
a Cullen Chandler at the Metropolitan.
:30:36
Doorman says Mrs. Chandler
is a congresswoman.
:30:39
And he saw her today.
She was going jogging.
:30:42
When I was small,
I knew my father was in politics.
:30:45
I didn't know what that was,
or why he went to Washington.
:30:48
Let's make it "dad." "My dad."
:30:50
Instead of "father."
Warms it up a little.
:30:54
"Dad." All right.
:30:56
Kay Chandler, take three.
:30:59
Hello. I'm Kay Chandler
and I'm running for Congress.
:31:03
When I was small,
I knew my dad was in politics...
:31:06
Maybe it should be "kid."
:31:08
"When I was a kid"...
:31:10
"When I was just a kid."
How about that?
:31:13
"When I was a kid."
:31:17
Help you?
:31:20
We need to speak to Mrs. Chandler.
:31:22
-We're taping.
-It's all right. What is it?
:31:25
Mrs. Chandler, I'm Dick Montoya.
This is Phyllis Bonaparte.
:31:29
We're with Southern Airlines.
:31:32
Is there somewhere we can talk?
:31:34
Well, about what?
:31:38
I'm very sorry to have to tell you.
:31:41
Your husband was on our flight...
:31:43
...to Miami yesterday.
:31:45
What?
:31:46
The one that...
:31:48
No, no, no. Cullen's in New York.
:31:52
I wish that were so, ma'am.
:31:56
You do fly to New York, don't you?
:31:58
Not from Washington, no, ma'am. No.