:29:03
Tonight, no matter what, win or lose,
I want to see you.
:29:08
I don't know. I might have to work.
:29:10
But if I don't see you tonight,
I will see you soon.
:29:13
Just run your race, get out there,
and do what you got to do, okay?
:29:17
- I'll talk to you later. Bye.
- All right.
:29:20
It's Election Day, Tuesday,
November 8, 2004.
:29:24
The stage is set for what will be...
:29:26
one of the most dramatic campaign finales
of all time.
:29:29
The question everyone's asking is:
"Who will America vote for?"
:29:33
I voted for Mays Gilliam.
:29:35
- I voted for big business.
- I voted for Lewis.
:29:37
Who the fuck you think I'm voting for?
:29:40
There seems to be an agreement...
:29:42
between Washington, D.C., officials
and transit authority operators...
:29:46
regarding the shutdown
of the 9th Ward bus line.
:29:49
I don't see how they could do this to us.
:29:51
People got to make money and get to work.
:29:55
- Show them how you do it.
- The roof, the roof, the roof is on fire
:30:00
You're not gonna believe this.
We got the Teamsters!
:30:03
- That's great, little brother!
- They'll announce it at a press conference.
:30:07
You just have to go,
shake hands, take photographs...
:30:10
but it is yours.
:30:14
What's the matter?
:30:15
If they shut down this bus service,
I will drive you to work myself.
:30:20
- I can't do it.
- But it's Election Day!
:30:23
You have to get the endorsement.
You said you want to win.
:30:26
You can't snub the Teamsters.
You want them to endorse Lewis?
:30:29
I'm not worried about Lewis.
I'm running my race.
:30:32
Go ahead, baby brother. I got this.
:30:36
- You're just gonna let him go?
- He's a grown man.
:30:39
They shut down the whole bus line.
What can he do about that?
:30:52
In the latest exit poll, Vice President Lewis
has 51 percent of the vote.
:30:56
Bring him back. He got to vote.
:30:58
...while Mays Gilliam
is posting an impressive 47 percent.