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- Tesoro!
- Oh, Mrs. O.

- The makeup is perfect.
- Thank you.

- So, fundraising at the DMV.
- Already...

- Well, then do we do the usual?
- The usual.

We have been using it lately
too much heat on her hair.

The tips are getting damaged.

But this natural look
looks great on her.

It couldn't be like that
to fundraising?

You want me to go to a collection like this
Democratic Party Funds?

You want me to introduce myself there
in my Reem Acra

and with the Jimmy Choo, with these ...

With natural hair?

- On Twitter it would blow.
- I wouldn't just smash that!

You know, actually you are right ...
They are fine.

But...

We are trying to be given
some money from these whites.

And the frightened whites
they don't open their wallet.

- So ... let's smooth this afro hair!
- Let's smooth this afro hair!

For Sasha the cheeky ...

French fries and chicken legs.

- Did you work on your golf technique?
- Thanks for the information.

- Yes, I'm ready for the rematch.
- Oh really? Hey, honey.

Ah, Mrs. Obama.

Next time she comes to New England,
come and visit us at the club.

- So you gonna get on the court?
- Yup.

- She will not enter the field, she ...
- Mister President...

- Can I steal your wife for a second?
- You are welcome.

Oh, if we could have you
for another four years.

This is not possible.

- Mrs. Obama?
- But you know, donations like yours

- they are investments in the party's future.
- Mrs. Obama.

Mrs. Obama, my name is Jennifer.

Excuse me.

And it's an immense honor to give today.

- I'm thrilled that you ...
- Jennifer!

- Nice to meet you.
- My pleasure.

- Nice to meet you too ...
- Erica.

- Erica! Heather!
- It's an honor to meet you, Mrs. Obama.

- Call me Michelle.
-Madam Obama, I am happy that you are here.

We appreciate your generosity.
She has a gorgeous necklace!

Thank you.

I appreciate it.

My daughter will be so angry
for not seeing her today.

Dear!

She at least she didn't think
that I was a waitress.

Oh my God.

It's funny that there are two ...

Uneasy black women,

but they go out of their way because
don't be the one to feel embarrassed.

- Yes, two terms in office and ...
- True?

She still doesn't know what I look like.

I could have been ...

Aretha Franklin,
and she would have said anyway ...

- "Hi, Michelle!"
- I mean, I'd say more Halle Berry.

- No, no, no, no, no. Oprah.
- Oprah?

- We all look like Oprah.
- You look like Naomi Campbell.

- Thing?
- You are really beautiful.

When do you have to get up?

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Episodio 8 - "Punch Perfect"

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Election Night

We have the first results from the states
who have closed their seats.

None of the states
has already closed the polling stations,

but here are some of the results
we have had so far.

In Indiana, the projections
damage Ford winner.

The seats now
have been closed in Kentucky.

And nine votes from the big voters
of Kentucky are,

according to our calculations, surely
in favor of Jimmy Carter.

- And peanut farmers.
- Don't be offensive, Steven.

But it's true, in his family
they all grow peanuts.

Honey, pass me my drink,
please?

Mr. Ford ...

But where did his voice go?

You left it in the election campaign.

- I'll make you a hot whiskey.
- Thank you.

Carter is now in the lead, with 21 votes
by the big voters, while Ford has 13.

Everything is alright.

It's early, we have time.

Jimmy Carter won in Mississippi.

51% to 49%

We think they are
the final results, then ...

This brings Jimmy Carter to the head

in the race for the presidency
of the United States.

He's the President-elect tonight.

Right now he has 272 votes
of the great electors.

One of the reasons for this return
to the democratic party

may be that the Watergate
is still experienced as a problem.

Carter's voters, in the polls,
they say he will restore confidence in the government,

while who voted for Ford
think the same about him.

Carter's voters
cite the Watergate

and the pardon granted to Nixon as
important reason for voting Carter.

Asked what
didn't like Ford, again,

Carter's voters responded
the pardon given to Nixon.

You fought a battle
unbelievable, Jerry.

I'm really proud of you.

I love you.

It's ...

Quite clear that ...

My voice isn't ...

At best and I shouldn't ...

Talk

too much and I won't.

I'll let you speak for me ...

The true spokesperson for the family.

Betty?

The President

she asked me to tell you

who called

to President-elect Carter

just now

to congratulate
with him for victory.

It was the greatest honor
in my husband's life

having served fellow citizens
Americans during ...

Two of the most difficult years

of our history.

I still can't
to believe that it is going to end.

What will you do now?

I really don't know.

But nothing will ever be like documenting
my favorite presidential family.

There is one room in particular
where would you like to take the last photos?

Indeed, yes.

- Can I help you?
- No.

I can do it very well by myself.

Here we are.

I should have done this a long time ago.

I do not believe

that there are many women

who have had the chance

even just to sit at this table,

let alone ...

To dance on it.

I think you are right.

Let's hope things change.

- Mister President.
- Hi, Jerry.

Does my wife still dance above the tables?

Oh, I was just ...

Celebrating all of this
that we got.

It's the perfect way to do it.

Will you join me?

And give it to Chevy Chase
other bullets to shoot?

Extremely beautiful.

And again, like in the beginning
of the First World War,

we proclaimed
our traditional neutrality.

Millions of Americans
they were more interested

to Joe DiMaggio and the New York Yankees

who get their fourth win
against Cincinnati in the World Series,

than to those engaged in deadly games
taking place in Europe and Asia,

where the attackers
they are taking everything.

Thank you for seeing us.

- Do you remember Martha?
- Of course, Mrs. Hemingway.

-You are very kind to spend time with us.
- Take a seat.

Mister President...

The ship SS Quanza ...

It is full of Jewish refugees
fleeing from Hitler's regime.

They are sailing from port to port,

seeking political asylum.

But also with the work of the lawyer
that we have hired for them,

Jacob Morewitz,

no one is welcoming them.

If we don't get them legitimate visas
they will be sent back to Europe.

Towards a horrible fate.

As you well know, Franklin, last year

MS St. Louis was sent away,

and 254 innocent lives
have been lost.

We have an opportunity,
here, with the Quanza

to remedy that mistake.

We have no more alternatives,
Mister President.

- The ship will arrive in these days.
- Yup.

Thanks for bringing them to me.

A truly awful situation.

And anyway, I'm sorry
tell her I can't help her.

Franklin, we can't close again
an eye in the face of this atrocity.

The people elected you to act.

The American people
has decided not to act

in this European conflict,
so I can't act.

Mrs. Hemingway,
again, I'm so sorry.

I wish I could do more,
but right now my hands are tied.

Anna!

- Yup?
- I'm ready for the 2pm appointment.

Will you wait for me outside, please, Martha?

Mrs. Hemingway, I'm so sorry.

- Have a nice day, Mr. President.
- Good day.

I think you are committing
a mistake, Franklin.

Why people should
being closer to me, they don't understand

that I just can't shake
hand and make things happen?

Well, you certainly can't make it happen
things if you keep ignoring them

while the rest of the world
is falling apart.

Eleanor, stop it! That's enough!

You have to stop seeing me
like a man without a soul.

I can be emotional and pragmatic
at the same time.

You can't protect yourself

from people's suffering, Franklin.

- Mom.
- Anna.

- We have to proceed.
- Mrs. R.,

its radio broadcast
it's in fourteen minutes.

Thanks, Tommy.

Franklin.

Anna, close the door
when you go out, please.

What do the newspapers say about the photos?

Hearst will not publish them.
Propaganda by omission.

And Sulzberger fears
that instigate something.

Thing? Empathy? Initiatives?

Panic, paranoia, anti-Semitism.

- Not all fascists live in Europe.
- Already...

Tommy,

who has the power to issue visas?

I think it's Patrick Malin

with the refugee commission
politicians. I make a phone call.

- Mrs. R., we should go.
- Yes thanks.

Well, don't lose heart, Martha.

Something will come to mind.

"It may seem like it to you

"that a racial or religious prejudice

"that doesn't touch you,

"is something of which
you shouldn't worry.

"But unfortunately,

"one prejudice breeds another

"and people find each other right away

"prey to fears of all kinds.

"We have to do everything we can
to prevent the ascent

of racial hatred
or religious in this country ".

Outrage over the killing
by seventeen year old Trayvon Martin

is spreading across the country.

On Wednesday, the protesters got out
in the streets of New York and Miami.

The protesters ask
the arrest of the aggressor.

The Cleveland PD this week,
shot a 12-year-old boy

POLICE SHOOTING

who was seen with a gun
at a local playground.

The boy died shortly after.
The gun turned out to be fake.

Attorney General Eric Holder
said the Department of Justice

DEAD MAN TAKEN IN CASE

is monitoring the case
of a man from New York

died in custody
of the police last month.

The dramatic video shows
fifty-year-old Walter Scott

KILLED BY THE POLICE?

running away from Agent Michael Slager.

The 33-year-old officer fired
eight shots behind Scott.

The thought that my brother

he was killed like an animal ...

It was amazing to see him.

The amateur video shows a version
different from the one that emerged on Saturday.

The authorities originally said
that Scott tried to escape

and that the two men fought
for the officer's taser.

Slager said he feared
for the life of him.

An hour after the officials
of the city have seen the video,

Keith Summey,
Mayor of North Charleston

announced that Slager
would have been charged with murder.

When you're wrong, you're wrong.

And if you make a bad decision,

It doesn't matter if you're behind a screen,

you must live by this decision.

Tuesday night, in Slager
bail was denied ...

Malia, are you done with your homework?

No.

Malia, you don't have to look
all these videos.

Mom, they shot him in the back
and they left him on the ground for four hours,

as if his life didn't matter.

In short, how many must there be?

Trayvon ...

Tamir, Eric.

I don't understand why it keeps happening.

I know it.

Malia, I know.
Trust me, I get it, honey ...

Mom...

Look at us.

I mean, look at what house we live in.

If we can't change things,

who can do it?

Thank you!

We are really happy
that you have come here to visit us.

- Of course.
- We're fine for now.

We have drinks with the neighbors
and all the rest.

Already.

Just like George and Weezy.

You have really taken a big step
to move to their neighborhood.

Aside from the Jeffersons who don't have ...

Pope!

Pope,

look.

Well, what the heck.

Come on, everybody in the car.
It's time to go.

I'm so sorry.

You should be able to get it cleaned.

What bullshit.

- Craig.
- But ...

She does nothing,

she will come ... away.

This reminds me of how long
this beauty is wonderful.

Sometimes when people see
something beautiful, he hates it a priori,

and the first thing that
wants to do is ruin it.

But we Robinsons
we let it slide.

Everyone in the car.

You heard dad. Here we go.

Well,

have a nice trip.

Drive carefully.

Hello.

I thought you were coming Thursday.

Today is Thursday.

Oh, wow.

How long do I have you with me this time?

About seven hours.

I'm sorry I can't
stay with you later.

Sara organized
one of her dinners tonight

and I'll have to chat

with the British ambassador
and his wife in front of a plate

of aspic or similar.

Things...

Aspic?

The aspic

it is a lukewarm and gelatinous

punitive insult.

Woh.

- Delightful.
- Much.

Excellent metaphor. I would see you ...

As a culinary critic.

If only I could do this, Hick.

If only I could help
those 86 innocent people on Quanza,

then it would all make sense.

I'm sure

that you will find a way.

You always succeed.

The White House seems to have become
a family thing lately.

The Roosevelts are almost the version
of our royal family.

It is not true.

For this we hope you enjoy dining
in our private dining room.

Be part of the family.

- It's an honor to have you here.
- Exactly.

Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Malin,

ambassador.

I believe dinner is served.

Follow me, please.

- Greetings.
- Mr. Ambassador, you are here.

- A thousand thanks.
- Greetings.

It's nice to see you.
Thanks for coming.

Mr. Malin, you are next.

Please take a seat.

Oh, look.

A photographic exhibition.

What a modern style.

- Good heavens, what is this?
- Oh God.

- What scary images.
- What do they represent?

Dear guests,

Ambassador Lindsay,

Mr. Malin,

I would like to introduce you

two of my dear friends,

Martha Gellhorn Hemingway,

a brilliant journalist,
author of these

photographs of this evening,

and Mr. Jacob Morewitz,

a fantastic young lawyer

representing some of the refugees

you see

in these photographs.

Some of them are trapped,

right now,

on the SS Quanza,

and he was denied the right

to disembark safely.

We consider ourselves very lucky

to be there tonight
at this crucial crossroads.

If I had known we would have talked
of politics tonight, I would have drunk less.

And I would have liked to drink more.

Today I managed to win
an injunction in court

for the ship to stay
in US waters,

- but only for another six days.
- Six days before these ...

Humans are forced
to return to Europe

where a terrible fate awaits them,

not much different than that
that you see represented in front of you.

This is where she,

Mr. Malin, it makes a difference.

Eleanor, you're putting
our guests uncomfortable.

Dinners that make guests uncomfortable
they are a British tradition.

You can act, Mr. Malin,

even though my husband and other people,
here in the White House, they won't.

- Eleanor, stop!
- Mister President,

there must be something
What can we do.

I'm afraid not, my hands are tied.

There are major forces at play
and Eleanor knows it well.

Please take it off now
these photographs from the table.

These people are suffering, they are dying.

If they were your children,
your parents,

your brothers and sisters ...

- Just think about what you would do.
- Ambassador Lindsay,

from what I understand,

Winchester City is his team
favorite football?

Unfortunately, it is.

Unfortunately, in fact,
I saw them play.

And here it is.

You are just denying reality
of the world around us.

While enjoying yours
duck confit.

Well, I love duck confit.

Me too.

Our chef does a great
confit of quail.

And the best too
deviled quail eggs.

Tiny and delicious.

How can we be like this
completely complacent?

Eleanor, there is no complacency
in this room,

just decency.

And I would like you to moderate
your tones,

so that our guests
they can enjoy dinner.

Optimal,

they are serving endive,
I hope everyone likes it.

Thank God!

Mrs. Roosevelt,
believes Bendel in New York

is still the most suitable place
for the latest fashion clothes?

I hear they have
some lovely dresses this year.

Mrs. Roosevelt, would you join us
for a day of shopping in New York?

We could take the train.

I will certainly consult my agenda.

Anna?

Close the door please.

I asked you to arrange a meeting for me
with Mrs. Rutherfurd.

- I don't see it on my agenda.
- Well...

About Lucy ...

The...

- After all this time you are sure ...
- Of course I'm sure.

That's why I asked you to stare at it.

So please do it.

Now.

Anna.

I'm sorry.

I don't expect you to understand me.

And I know you think it's putting you on
in a bad situation, but ...

I need her.

I need something ...

Me too.

I understand.

Thank you.

Pass me the Rutherfurd residence
in New York City.

I'm waiting.

I'm Lucy Rutherfurd.

Hello, Mrs. Rutherfurd.
I'm Anna Boettiger.

Anna Roosevelt ...

How are you?

I'm very good,
thanks for asking.

How are you?

I'm fine too.

The President asked me to ...

Arrange a meeting with her.

I would be delighted.

I'll let you know when it's available.

There aren't enough hours
in the space of a day.

You do so many things.

Yet somehow
it always looks like a drop in the ocean.

Let's just have a little fun ...

As long as I'm here ...

Take a break.

I don't think that's possible, Hick ...

There are thousands of people kicked out

from their homes, every day.

You can only indulge ...

Just a moment...

- Of satisfaction?
- Do you know what is it...

A concentration camp?

- You know it?
- Yes, I know.

And despite this you find it right ...

Waste your time
drinking bourbon in the afternoon.

- Where are you going?
- Looking for the other company.

Don't go, Hick.

I begin to understand how they must feel
your husband and your children.

Constantly judged.

Examine yourself.

Abandon yourself.

It's an unkind thing to say.

I'm sorry.

Mr. Malin, for you.

Of course, Mr. Malin.

Lady First Lady,

I wanted to thank you in person for
the invitation to that unpleasant dinner.

Well...

It's not nice to be comfortable
to speak of great suffering.

No, it's true.

Do you want to sit down?

I have brought you the visas you need.

For the people...

- On board the Quanza.
- Oh, my!

Respect for human rights
it is not reserved for Americans.

Thank you.

I hope you are aware
than he was brave.

- Yes, I hope it was worth it.
- Worth it?

There were ships constantly arriving

and we're just getting started, so ...

Unfortunately this is not the case.

I was removed
from visa surveillance.

I'm so sorry.

Requests must now go through
for Assistant Secretary Long.

Is there anything we can do?

I'm afraid not.

Mr. Long is really angry
for what we have done.

He has sworn he will not allow
never again to a single refugee

to reach our shores.

Is my husband aware of this?

Yes, I'm afraid so.

Well thank you ...

Really a lot, Mr. Malin.

Thank you.

Missy, can you pass me Franklin,
please?

Yes, I await online.

Dad is on his way.

He'll be here in a couple of hours.

Oh good.

Thanks, dear.

And Eleanor?

I am here.

You know...

I didn't think you would be

the right wife

for my Franklin.

I had always imagined someone

less...

Complicated.

You always ...

Did what you thought was right.

Nobody can blame you for that.

I am grateful

that Franklin found you.

An extraordinary man

deserves

an extraordinary woman.

Oh, mother.

It is she who is truly extraordinary.

Thank you.

In the heart of Alabama

there is a famous school
called the Tuskegee Institute.

Thousands of students here
they graduated in agriculture,

scientific and industrial.

This school was
the first of its kind.

The founder, Booker T. Washington,

was a pioneer who led the way
for others to follow.

He lifted the veil of ignorance
from the people of him

and showed them the way to progress,

through education
and industriousness.

Cabbage.

Excuse me.

I'm Michelle Robinson.

- Hi, Michelle.
- We had an appointment 27 minutes ago.

Oh, my goodness.

I'm sorry.

Must have slipped my mind.
Please, come in.

I've been like this ...

Committed to compiling this report,
I am very sorry.

Take a seat,
I'll be with you in a second.

Ok.

What do we have here?

My report cards,

test scores, clippings
newspaper about my successes.

As you can see, I excelled in my studies,

in extracurricular activities

and in the civil service.

I almost forgot, I am also a member

of the Organization
for deserving students.

I love your enthusiasm.

So, I have ...

Here you are.

I have information
on some local universities

which I believe would be perfect for you.

It is not needed.

I already know where I want to go.

Princeton. And then Law at Harvard.

Well, they sure are ambitious goals.

Already.

But I believe...

That would be a good idea
broaden your search, just a little.

But that's where I want to study.

I mean, why should I apply
in schools I don't want to go to?

Well, your achievements in a school
like Whitney I'm sure ...

Notable.

But I

they are not...

I'm not sure if you are

suitable for Princeton.

Listens...

I know your brother Craig is studying there
with a basketball scholarship.

But I don't see any commitment here
in sport and ...

Princeton doesn't offer
scholarships for athletics.

How does he not know?
She is a school counselor.

Ok.

There is no need to get nervous,
Miss.

Remember, I'm here to help you.

And my advice,

is to assess whether the school
that you have chosen is the right one ...

From a cultural point of view.

Think carefully.

These are great schools.

I'm sorry.

I have to start working again, but ...

Thanks for coming, Michelle.

Excuse me,

which part of my culture
not good for Princeton?

The way I dress,
as I speak, my hair

or something else he's not telling me?

Please explain in detail.

I don't want you to be disappointed.

Dear First Lady,
Tuskegee University invites you
to give the inauguration speech

- Hi, Mich.
- Holiness! Bye!

- How are you?
- I'm fine, I can't complain.

Or I could, but I won't.

You understand.

What's going on?

I saw your email about the speech
opening at Tuskegee.

Yes, I already told him
that you would be busy.

I am, but ...

I want to do it.

For real?

I will find the time.

They will be over the moon.

I'll tell my team
to get in touch.

Great.

It's wonderful, Michelle.

Thank you.

Hi dear.

You're cornered with Val.

The Tuskegee?

Are you no longer consulting the West Wing?

I know exactly how it would go
that conversation.

The West Wing is worried
than white voters

may be frightened
if a black First Lady

speaks to a black audience
about the race?

- Yes, that's the gist.
- Yup.

Then?

So, probably
I can't stop you.

Exactly.

Well, I understand it is
a college for blacks, okay?

But as you know, let's talk
of a national audience. Right?

So...

Hit them with those harsh truths.

All right? But I think it is more effective

if you catch them with ours
common goals

as a nation.

It's just my opinion.

I wish the black guys a la Tuskegee
they knew we understand how they feel,

that we share their fears,

and that their lives matter too.

I want our daughters
know how we feel.

I want the news to hear it,
they feed on it

and to hell with theirs
"This is not the America I know."

Just hold back.

So you want to challenge directly
the conservative media?

Give them what they want?

These murders took place
while we were here, Barack.

I know it...

Michelle.

But I'm still a black man in America.
You don't think I would like

scream every time I see a child
unarmed black being killed?

You know I would like to go out on the street,
marching with those guys.

But...

But it is not our reality.

- Why are we the presidential family?
- Yup.

But, Barack, we are the first
black presidential family.

And we have been called niggers
in any way possible.

For once, let's be niggas.

Ok.

How many of them ...

Craig, Mich just got back.

It looks like someone
made her angry.

I'm going to see that she has your sister.

Hi, Mom.

Now that your mother is gone, tell me,

how does she go with girls?

How much time do you have?

So...

What happened?

The consultant told me
I'm not "for Princeton".

This is what she said.

What do you think?

I do not know.

What if she's right?

Let me ask you a question.

Why hear it from the consultant

does it make you so angry?

Because a black girl can't go
in a college of the Athletic Conference,

if not for sporting merits?

You are wrong.

Exactly.

You are very wrong.

What if there are two things I know
by Michelle LaVaughn Robinson,

I am that she is as smart as a fox

and that no one will tell her what she cannot do.

I don't want to hear this speech anymore.
"What if I'm not doing well enough?"

Mom...

Did you understand?

Yes Madam.

I know many of you will think
to personalities

that the Tuskegee formed.

Airmen who faced
fanaticism

even as they fought for ours
Country in the Second World War.

Maybe you feel the pressure ...

To live up to that legacy.

Pressure to please
the expectations of others.

I understand.

And all of this will be a burden
heavy to carry around.

It may seem insulating.

It can make you feel like your life
somehow it didn't matter.

And we've seen, in recent years,

that those feelings are real.

They are rooted in decades
of structural challenges

that they made to hear
too many frustrated people

and invisible.

As the first African American First Lady,

I have been the focus of speculation

and deep-rooted conversations

in fears and perceptions
erroneous of others.

I was ...

Too noisy,

or too angry,

or too weak?

The offenses I receive

I'm nothing in comparison
to what many blacks

they face every single day.

Brutality by the police

and very serious racial injustices,

decades of institutional inequalities

that have manifested themselves in the communities.

Like you,

I am sorry

and exhausted from
of these heartbreaking videos.

It is not enough to be witnesses.

This war
black people must stop.

It's doing great.

Yes, it is.

My daughters have taught me so much.

And I'm inspired by strength

and from the strength of mind of young people.

You are our conscience.

You ask us for an account

and you urge us to do better.

And I want

that each of you know ...

May your dreams

matter.

Your hopes

matter.

Your future

counts.

You ... count.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

- Thank you.
- Lord, if I am permitted,

it should be a lot
proud of his wife.

Gentleman.

Thanks, Wilson.

And yes...

Thank you.

I am.

Palm Springs, California

What do you think about it? There...

Raw Indian silk or ...

Kravet silk?

The first?

Even if the Kravet approaches
well with the evening light,

do not you think?

Oh, I forgot to ask.

If ... if she depended on you,
you would choose fireplace tools

wrought iron or brass?

What would the President like?

I have no idea and ...

Since he's out of town again,

I can't ask him.

Brass?

I believe you are right.

Thanks, Bruce!

Lady.

Thank you my dear.

I missed you.

- Health, dear.
- Health.

Fresh lime from our tree
in the back garden.

Is not it fantastic?

Look at them.

We are truly withdrawing
in heaven, isn't it?

The house looks great.

Yes, well, I can't take myself
all the credit.

Agent Bruce has really good taste.

I have a couple more trips
fast this week.

I'm going to Detroit for a speech
to the Stroh and then ...

I'm going to Casper, Wyoming,
for a barbecue at the golf course.

When do you leave?

I told you, Betty, in the morning.

I'll be back before you know it.

Come on, dear.

Don't call me that, Jerry.

Retirement does not mean
go out of town

every week.

Good night, ma'am.

Good night, John.

Oh, for God's sake.

Well, hello.

Hey, folks! Look who is there!

There is the First Lady right
in my back garden!

Betty Ford.

I'm Barbara Knickerbocker.

I mean, Firestone.

- Leonard's wife.
- Barbara,

- good to see you.
- Oh, please call me Nicky. Like all.

Oh, we were wondering
when we met you.

- A party finds anyone sooner or later.
- Sooner or later.

What would you like to drink?

A gin and tonic.

- A gin and tonic on the way.
- Let's take that.

- A Betty!
- A Betty!

Salute!

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