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Clips from My Fellow Americans (1996)

"When it comes time for a rest..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"This must've been a difficult experience."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...I enjoyed it."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...have a goal again."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Most people would've given up."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"No, Chet..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...this one as spawned an unusual coupling."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...we don't know who will be running as president and who as vice president."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"My love."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"-Any words of wisdom? -Of course."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Please, if you're going to use the F-word, go for the gold."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"-Ready to face the voting public? -Let's do it."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...and you vice president, correct?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"After all we did, you still don't trust me?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I trust you."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Like you me. I'll announce it."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I'm not letting go either."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Move, old man."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"No way, sleazebag."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Money!"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"It has been described as one of the most vicious presidential races..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...in the history of American politics..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...and one of the closest."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"The Republican nominee Senator Russell P. Kramer of Ohio..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...is practically dead even in the polls with is bitter rival..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"To say there is no love lost between these two candidates..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...is a gross understatement."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...as the next President of the United States."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...is now a reality."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...but..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"And I'm confident that we'll be here..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"A few minutes ago..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Maybe we don't agree with them."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"What a night."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"It's time, sir."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Shall we greet the nation Mr. Vice President-elect."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"President Douglas just conceded. I'd say that's a good sign."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I have always believed that dreams..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"But ultimately..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...countries into world powers..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...and your own Hiroshi Ashino..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Jesus Christ!"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Tomorrow there'll be a picture of me..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...dancing with a giant dog in every newspaper on this planet."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"What's the difference?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Why a Japanese company would--?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Did Lincoln?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"No dancing with animals."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Jim's off today. I'm Bruce."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Sorry."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Jim's black sir."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...tall."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"He's sending me to another funeral."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I can't believe I just did it with Matt Douglas."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"The new draft better?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I'm your editor. Keep in mind, I'm supposed to be critical."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"It stinks, right?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"No, it doesn't-- I would never--"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"lt is pretty stinky. Sorry."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"You spend too much of the book talking about what you wanted to do..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...not what you did."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I believe this is yours."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I'm writing it, cause I don't know what else to do."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Not really."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"But I'll never be like Kramer..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...running around sucking up every dime that isn't nailed down."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"He goes around building homes for poor people with his own hands."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"You could do that."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Right now my attitude is..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"That was too easy. You're getting soft."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"We really wish you wouldn't do that. You put yourself at risk."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"No, sir."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"The minute you're out of the office..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Why don't you guys relax?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Take a night off. Go rent In the Line of Fire again."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I hate funerals It's awful when another good Democrat passes on."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"There's the old seat."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Well, that covers that."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...I just have to ask."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I find writing very gratifying. I must."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I've written seven books on my years at the helm."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"You've obviously got a great knack for fiction."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"And how is Mrs. Douglas?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"We're in the middle of a divorce."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I knew that, didn't I?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"That's funny."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"It went over well with the rest of the country."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Let's talk about popularity."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"There was only. one assassination attempt on me. You had three."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Two the woman in Phoenix does not count! She had a starter pistol!"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Stop."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Just stop."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"We're here because a man died."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"We can attempt some semblance of civility, can't we?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"You're a whore, admit it. Admit you're a big whore."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"What am I talking? Name one."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"When I appointed General Charles Sherman..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...I knew he was a man with a dream."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Buy a new speech, Russell."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I don't like to interrupted while on the bike. What's going on?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I'm afraid a situation's come up."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"The Democrats may have some damaging information about..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...when all this took place, Kramer was President."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"He didn't know anything about it."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I don't know, Carl. That's tricky stuff."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"My honest opinion. lf this matter isn't taken care of immediately..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Hear about what?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Mrs Sherman told me Charlie had a favorite song."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Please God, don't let him quote lyrics."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...the words from that song."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Muskrat Sam"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Do the jitterbug out in Muskrat-land"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Mr. President, hello."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I thought Diane Sawyer was."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"She is. How is she?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I heard that in your last year in office you took a very generous..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...for delivering a defense contract."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Are you saying that I took a kickback.?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Excuse me, got a minute?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Looks like Haney's involved in this Kramer kickback story."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
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