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Clips from My Fellow Americans (1996)

"it's a part of the game."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Tell that to Wayne and Jenny and their kids living in their car."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I'm sorry things are tough."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I've been playing the game. I can't play it anymore."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"-I'm going to see Haney. -Hold on, Rambo."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Joe said you can't get past Tanner."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"You're a damn fool."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"You're probably right."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"But you know something, somewhere out there there's another fool."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"After all the scandals and the party politics and all the bull..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...someone out there believes we care and will do what we promise."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"And that's what I'm doing now. I'm doing what I promised."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Preserve, protect and defend."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...idealistic, gloriously deluded fool out there, hey..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...it's all over."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Thank God you never spoke like this during our debates."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"My margin of loss would've been staggering."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...I can handle Tanner."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"If we do get to Haney."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...how do we know he'll cooperate?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I'm bringing Witnaur with us. Learn from the master."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...Kaye's on her way over."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I'd be doing better if I had your blueberry muffins."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"What's back there?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"-You're lucky I didn't have a stroke. -Wasn't that little risky?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Mr. President..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...we're ready' sir."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"The ceremony honoring the Dutch resistance during World War II?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Highlight of my day. Who cares about the damn Dutch anyway?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Vice President Mathews is going?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Let's avoid a possible embarrassment, okay?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Oh, and..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Thank you."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Come on in."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Come in, you in the back."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"We can't go that way."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"A million people come to the White House every year."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Come on."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Are you ready for the tour?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"The tour guides are the hardest working people in the White House."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...President Kramer and I lead your tour ourselves."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"We'll what?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Let's go. Gather around."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"-It's a room -it's green."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"That's it?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"They met here to take the chopper to the ceremonies..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...where the president was to meet them later."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"It could work."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I'll stay near Hayne. As soon as you get them, call me."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Let's pick up the pace. The older folks are dragging us down."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Unlock the door."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Mr. Presidents, please!"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"They've pinned us here for 15 minutes. What're they doing?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Preparing for our funeral."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"The report just came in from the White House."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"The helicopter went down over the Blue Ridge mountains."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"President Kramer and President Douglas were reportedly on board."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Phone's dead."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"What are you doing?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"During my years here, a butler told me about a secret door in this room"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"The Kennedy Door he called it. I think it was just a story."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I almost forgot."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"You been down to the farmer's market lately? it's brutal."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I used this thing for a couple of midnight rendezvous."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I'll never forget this one girl--"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"She was a stewardess."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Go on."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"She-- Later."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...we're not dead in the mountains..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...and tanner is out of business."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Be glad I'm not Gerry Ford. We would be lying at the bottom of the stairs."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I know. Why isn't he in the postal service where he belongs?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"No need for concern it's only me, the twisted psycho."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I'll just kill you."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Who goes first?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Watch it, watch it."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Good going."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"-Now what? -Who am I, fucking MacGyver?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Get off the horse!"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Mr. Presidents, stop!"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Nice horsey."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"On your command, sir."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...request...permission to shoot."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"For truth"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Those are the presidents."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"In conclusion, I'd like to say that..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Would somebody go collect Blinky?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Let him come ahead."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...now."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Haney had to spin-dry the kickback money."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"That's how Olympia came in."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"There must be a way around this."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I'll give you anything you want."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Shut up."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Okay, all right. I admit I used the office."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"But how is that different from what you're doing?"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"You made money from this office."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Two things."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"One... I never did anything illegal."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Big difference. Two..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I never did it for money."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"My books, personal appearances, I do them so people still know I'm here."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"So they don't forget me."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"And so I can get just a little taste of..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...what it's like to be..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Now I'll do something for it... get you out!"
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"This is Officer Ralph Fleming."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"He stopped Colonel Tanner."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Somewhere... over the rainbow."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...and ironically, a weak heart..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"You haven't lost your touch."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I miss you too."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I was finally getting used to him. Now I must start all over again."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"President Matthews."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"Either Haney would be assassinated..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...or he'd have to..."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"...resign."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"We need to talk, and right now."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"I already did. Chief Justice Rehnquist just swore me in."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
"We investigate Olympia, wind up dead, it gets tied to Haney."
My Fellow Americans (1996)
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