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Clips from My Fellow Americans (1996)

"You're right."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Only a few unfortunate deaths..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Your chopper definitely went down."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Thankfully it turned out you weren't on board."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Press secretary's already apologized for any confusion."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Thirty seconds."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Thank you."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Well, gentlemen..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Funny thing, isn't it?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Who's the idiot now?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Want to know what gives me the red ass?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"He damn near got away with it."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"You got the whole conversation on tape?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...according to the 25th Amendment..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...the Speaker of the House will become president."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"God, anybody but him."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Tell me about it."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"But I guess we have no choice. We did everything we could."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I'll go home, kiss my wife, take a shower and go to bed for a month."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Sounds good."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"You know something? I must tell you....."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"After going through this whole thing..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"No kidding."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"That's not what I wanted to say."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"The thing is..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...I don't like you."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"But..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"If we hadn't spent 30 years hating each other's guts..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...we might have been..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...friends."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...don't jump off trains."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I am the Chief."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"We're even."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"It's amazing."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Yes, I guess it was."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Now you can go home to Cleveland for a well-deserved rest."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...there's no place like Cleveland."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"It was pretty bad."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"But on some level..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I think it was a great service you did for your country."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...you're wrong."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"We didn't do everything we could."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Nine months after he took the oath of office..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...today began serving his sentence at a federal prison in Stafford, Virginia."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"But, unlike other political scandals of the past..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I come to this country with those fellows."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I'm not ashamed to say it, I slept with both those guys."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Don't be a frigging fool."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"You're saying I'm going to be president..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Did you drop that?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Yeah, that's mine."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Yet to night, in spite of their almost overwhelming distaste for each other..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I've always said that our dreams are like our children."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"We fought bravely, but for us the time has come..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...hostility..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...that I hope none of us feels."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I was President of the United States I don't dance with animals."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"How's that for honesty?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Then it might not be so bad."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I guess life in the White House put a strain on your marriage."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Name three women in Dc. you didn't bang when you were in office."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"-Screw you. -Blow me."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I have always believed that dreams are like our children."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...Olympia..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"We've had that buried for years."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Possibly we can lay the scandal on him."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"That'd open a whole new bag of cats."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Don't worry. I can promise this is the last you'll hear about it."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I can't think of anything more fitting than to share with you..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Hello, Senator."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Nice to have seen you."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...looking for a confirmation."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"It's a kick in the balls. Sorry, sweetheart."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"lf you do this for us..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"When did this supposedly happen?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I thought about your offer."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Thank you, Russ. That's for you."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I'm pretty sure I'll catch one of you."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Excellent work, Caldwell. I'll be in touch."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I think he's covering for Haney."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"it's Haney's mess and he's shifting it to me."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"it's so...George Bush."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Oh God, Margaret, come on now. Please."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...the word Olympia circled in red."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I'm going to have to stand by my original statement."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"How about we take a walk?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...the arrangement was made with President Kramer alone."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Please tell me it's Kramer."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Did Taft write Thirty Days to a Slimmer Ass?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Come with us"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"You made the right choice."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"-Vodka tonic -I'm sure we can swing that."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"You go hide. I'll count from 100 and then come find you. Okay?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"We were told we were going to Camp David to see Haney."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I want to speak to the White House."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"You said you wanted to maintain radio silence..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Come on down."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"They're down."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Why?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Wait a minute."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"What, a penny? Man, you are one cheap son of a bitch."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Stow it, sailor!"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Try to keep up with me, buster."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"He's disappeared."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"How's it going?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Are you the real guys?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Oh, man!"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"The first..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"It don't matter none."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"This is going to be fun."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Actually, I have. A great American."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...I had a thing with the real Douglas, at a Fourth of July do."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"He was a president. He had his four years."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Let's start at the front and move back."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"It's all hay and grass out there. It's the amber waves of grain...'"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"You can."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"-I can't -Close your eyes."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Damn it!"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Let's go."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Headed for Ohio?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
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