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Clips from My Fellow Americans (1996)

"But a defense contractor's prepared to say he paid Kramer off."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Word is, it was done over lunch."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Very cozy."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Oh, you're kidding."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"You know I would tell you the name of the contractor..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...if I was your favorite TV newsperson."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Take care."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Did you hear that?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I'm a politician's wife. I have a set of my own."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I know you and Charlie were friends but he's in over his head."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I told you I was thinking about running again. Just thinking."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"The Party wouldn't back me."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I'm the Democratic Chairman. We need your help."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"If you're seriously considering running again, you'll need ours."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"It was seven years ago."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Why me and why now? Who'll benefit from framing me?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"The President of the United States."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"It's already been discussed."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Now that I think of it there is an extra bonus to this."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I either get the son of a bitch I hate..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I'll do it."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Get me the name of that contractor. You must dig that up."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"it's part of the deal."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I wonder what they'd pay me if I tattooed their logo on my ass."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"-I could ask, sir. -Just drive the cart!"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I don't know about that"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"And I hope this doesn't scare you away from golf."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I know your people, the black people..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...don't enjoy the game."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"it's because you can't get into the nice clubs, the restricted ones."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"But blacks are so good at many sports."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Mr. Vice President, this way."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"-ls there a problem? -There'll be less of one if you come."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"So long."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Tough enough to win, I hope."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Maybe."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"What'd he find?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Charlie Reynolds is the frigging guy who says I took the kickback."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Why would he say that?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I met him once. Haney brought him into the office for lunch."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"As I remember, we sat around talking about golf most of the time."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...that he was alone with me."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Wait a minute."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"This is easy."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I send Caldwell to the archives..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...and get some hard evidence I can shove in Reynolds' face."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Well done, dear."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Before we check out, do you want me to steal the little shampoos?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"It's not there?!"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I have the appointment log right in front of me."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I see your name, Charles Reynolds' name, and at the bottom..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Don't be a moron, Charlie! You're saying you offered me a kickback..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...and I took it?!"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"As I recall just the two of us were there."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"There's nothing more to discuss."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"We have lots to discuss How's this for openers?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"You and your buddies tampering with documents in the archives?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"That'll be hard to explain when you get subpoenaed."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"-Let's go, Bruce. -It's Jim."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Mr. Reynolds..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...the president's here."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"He just left."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Charlie, old buddy!"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Talk about old times."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"We're friends. I want to believe you, but some people say it wasn't that way."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"This is turning into a huge political bomb."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Not that I mind, because when it blows, my party's going to be in."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...Haney, Kramer, one of them is going down."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Now the Democrats can offer you immunity if you give us the name."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I know. There's nothing to worry about."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"They came to my office yesterday! They came to my place of business!"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Now, look, I know we have a deal..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Okay, folks, please step back. Form a line"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Everyone will get an autograph."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"When he was President he cooked for his guests."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"That's not the point."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Did Washington write about wooden teeth?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"It's shameful."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Mr. President?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"It's okay, Chet."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Who? Charlie?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"President Douglas..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...here's the sandwich you ordered."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Just one moment."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Chet, could you...?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Sandwich boy."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"-Don't move -He said turkey and Swiss!"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Get in."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"it's my duty to officially serve you with a subpoena."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Oh, God. Did you have to do that?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Damn."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Don't ever get a divorce, Charlie. I swear, half the time..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"What are you doing?!"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"What's going on. Douglas? Oh, my God."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"He's dead."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Don't make a scene."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"You caught me. We got in a fight about your cookbook so I plugged him."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"We are two ex-presidents inches away from a dead man."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Not a good place to be."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"-What business is it of yours anyway? -Where can we talk?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Excuse me, Dad. Did you want a drink?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Dulls the senses."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"You're full of shit."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Did you hear that?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Here, here."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"-Don't do that -Why?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I can't right now Davy. But, here. See, take this and run along."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Give me the gun."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...ninety-nine....."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Okay, where were we?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I'm involved? What about you? You were sitting in a dead man's car."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Now you know. I enjoy spending time with dead men."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"-You don't believe me? -Go ahead and die."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"President Haney must meet with the both of you as quickly as possible."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"How'd you find us here?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"We know where you are at all times, sir."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"That's our business."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Major..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...is there a problem? The flight to Camp David isn't this long."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"My orders didn't mention Camp David."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
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