:30:03
I'm a bail bondsman.
I got an office on the Southside.
:30:06
- Bail bondsman.
- Yes, sir.
:30:15
How's business?
:30:16
I tell you how business is.
Business is great.
:30:19
Thank God for crime.
:30:23
Thank God for crime.
Could you give us a minute?
:30:27
Five.
:30:31
Nice. Real nice.
:30:33
Look at you, man!
I see you all on the shows, politicking.
:30:36
You like the way your campaign is going?
:30:39
Look at this.
:30:41
Let me ask you something, brother.
When they gonna let you speak?
:30:45
I've been talking all day.
I was talking to the press.
:30:47
You been talking, but when they gonna
let you speak your mind?
:30:51
This ain't you. You gonna say this shit?
This shit is booty.
:30:54
Say this if you want to, watch that man
come sweep your butt off stage.
:30:58
Look at this poster: "Mays."
Who are they talking about? Willie?
:31:02
Let me tell you something.
:31:03
They're the everyday common folk,
working people. Laborers.
:31:07
Construction workers, nurses.
:31:09
Play the game
when you're working for them.
:31:11
This is your campaign.
You're supposed to be in charge.
:31:17
It's time.
:31:19
I got to go.
:31:24
I love you, man,
and I'm with you no matter what.
:31:29
- Go get them.
- I'll see you out there.
:31:34
Speak.
:31:39
Chicago, please welcome
your next president:
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Alderman Mays Gilliam.