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(Soldier shouts
in foreign language)

(Camera shutter clicking)

(Girl gasps)

(Soldier shouting)

♪

Boy:
Knock-knock.

Man:
Whos there?

Belladonna.

Belladonna who?

(Italian accent): Bell a-Donna
works, so I had to knock.

Knock-knock.

Whos there?

Mandy.

Mandy who?

Man de lifeboats!
Were sinking!

Ill save ya!

(Growls)

(Boy laughs)

Do you know what
show-and-tell is, angel girl?

Show-and-tell?

Little boys and girls like
Thomas find things unusual

and interesting, and they bring
them to school

and show them
to their classmates.

A crimson leaf is a treasure.

And a cocoon is a mystery.

And an empty eggshell is
a tragedy.

Everything is so new to them.

When they find these little
pieces of the world,

they need to share them
with someone

and-and talk about it...
And respond.

(Cat meows)

Dad, look.

(Cat meows)

Dad, look.

Come here, little kitty.

Are you lost?

Come here.

I guess I know what hell
be bringing to show-and-tell.

No, hes going to show something

that no child should
ever have to see.

(Footsteps approach)

What is it?

Its terrible.

Cars here. Ive gotta go.

Anybody want to walk me?

I thought you were
staying all week.

I thought so, too, Thomas.

Something very important
came up.

But you promised.

Thomas, I never made
that promise.

I never break my promises
to you.

You never make any.

Come on. Give your mom
a kiss good-bye.

See ya.

Come on. Its only gonna be
a couple of days.

Maybe I can bring you back
something.

Like what?

Oh, maybe some cat food.

(Chuckles)

Hey, mom.

Yeah?

Knock-knock.

Whos there?

Celia.

Celia who?

Celia around

(both chuckle)

Thank you, John.

Youre welcome, senator.

Okay, son, back to work.

You might as well open it.

(Sighs)

Why are we here?

We should be there.

Why arent we there?

We will be.

And a little child shall
lead US.

(Cat meows)

♪ When you walk

♪ down the road

♪ heavy burden

♪ heavy load

♪ I will rise

♪ and I will walk with you

♪ ill walk with you

♪ till the sun
dont even shine ♪

♪ walk with you

♪ every time, I tell you

♪ ill walk with you

♪

Walk with you

♪ believe me,
ill walk with you. ♪

Senator:
They will lose their farms,
they will lose their homes,

and perhaps worst of all,
they will lose their faith

in a government that said
let US depend on you

and you can depend on US.

With every slice of buttered
toast we senators eat

at our catered breakfasts,

were telling
the American farmer

that we expect
another slice tomorrow.

But there are fewer
and fewer farmers

and more and more people
expecting breakfast.

Senate bill 9140 will only
hasten the day

of the forgotten farmer
and the empty table.

Thank you, Mr. President.

I will yield my remaining time
to the senator

from the state of California.

Next time, you can give
my speech for me, okay?

(Chuckles)
If there is a next time.

Oh, Kate, youre gonna get
reelected again and again.

Did you talk to him?

Wait till after November.

I really belong on
appropriations, Steven.

Im not gonna get into
the power circles

talking about toast.

Wait till the day
after the elections. Well talk.

You think you can ever get

that husband of yours
to register to vote?

-When mcgovern runs again.
-(Steven laughs)

Sumners office called.

They want a meeting tomorrow
before they commit.

-Ah! Back home?
-Mm-hmm.

Im sorry, but senator coopers
calendar is completely booked

for the next three weeks.

Its terribly important.

Truly a matter of life
and death. Im not exaggerating.

What was your name again, sir?

If you go back you can make
the naacp dinner.

See if you can get me
on the 10:00, will you?

Itll be tight.

Hello.

Hi, honey, its mom.
Whatcha doing?

Mm, nothing.

Did you know the Egyptians
thought cats were,

like, gods or something?

(Laughs)
How is the cat doing?

Oh, fine.

Do we have any helium?

Why do you...?

Never mind. Wheres your dad?

Hes next door helping
Mrs. Rosenberg with her toilet.

Knock-knock.

Honey, im sorry I dont have
a lot of time.

Can you tell your dad
that im gonna try

to fly home tonight
really late?

Will you bring me a flag?

A flag?

A little one,
but it has to be real.

Like you put on the moon.

A real little flag.
Okay, ill see what I can do.

Dont forget to tell your dad,
okay? (Knocking)

Okay.

Bye, honey.

Bye.

Ive gotta go. I have to vote.

Youre on the 10:00.

You can stop off at the embassy
party on the way.

Be at national by 9:15.

Get that cocktail dress
out of the closet

and tell Sumner lunch tomorrow.

No luck.

Ah. Ah, its just the bad news.

The good news is I dont
believe in luck.

Youre an interesting guy,
Andrew.

What were you doing out there
in the desert that day?

You dont think it was luck
running into a photographer

just when I needed one?

No. I think god had something
to do with that.

Ah, yes, god. I remember him
before he left the Sudan.

Dr. Joe, dont give up.

Theres something better
out there than luck.

And theres someone I want
you to meet.

(Soft chords playing)

Monica: Its a great party.
Thank you so much.

Andrew.

Monica, this is Dr. Akat.

Ah, the famous Dr. Joe.
Its an honor to meet you.

Thank you. So kind of you
to help US.

So, how did you manage this?

The ambassador was recently
visited by an angel.

Im on the a-list now. Come on.

Man: Thats true, but no matter
what legislation is passed,

it will get vetoed unless

it has significant educational
support for the inner city.

-It shouldnt be on the bill
in the first place. -Well...

Its worthy, its overdue.

But I think well
put it into it.

Kate, excuse me,
dont you have a plane to catch?

Oh, my gosh, ive gotta go.

Hey, say hi to the hippy
for me, will ya? (Kate laughs)

-And Thomas?
-Right.

Thomas... oh, no, his flag.

Senator Cooper, isnt it?

Yes, I was wondering if...

We were hoping we would run
into you here.

This is Dr. Joseph akat.

-How do you do?
-Hello.

Dr. Akat is doing wonderful
work in the Sudan,

and we were hoping that you...

Im late for a plane. Im sorry.

Thats okay.
Well walk with you.

Im Monica and this is Andrew.

-Hes organizing the trip.
-What trip?

We want you to take a trip
to the Sudan.

Senator, theres still slavery
in the world today,

where a human being can
be bought and sold for $50

in the Sudan,
the price of a goat.

Ive heard about that.

The Sudanese government
denies it.

Senator, its true.
Ive seen it.

But if we had someone like you
as senator

who would make a difference,

youd come and see
and then document...

Im sorry, but to be honest,

the Sudan is not
a priority right now.

Why dont you call my office

and set up a meeting
with one of my staff?

Senator, you know how many
children will be dead by then?

Please just, just look at this.

Ill throw in the flag
from Argentina.

Okay.

(Engine starts)

Lets get to the airport.

(Grunts softly)

Shh-shh-shh-shh.

(Whispers):
Back to sleep.

Did you permit my flag?

Yes, its in my briefcase.

Youll get it in the morning.

(Sighs)

Night, baby.

♪

♪

♪

"Dear senator Cooper,

"I write to you today
on behalf of innocent people

"who cannot speak
for themselves:

"The slaves of the Sudan,

"the civilians whose southern
villages have been raided

"and destroyed bynorthern militias and soldiers,

"whose men are murdered
and whose women and children

"are taken into slavery, as the

spoils of a so-called holy war

"against those who refuse
to convert to their religion.

"Once captured,
the slaves are beaten,

"raped, even branded
like cattle.

"Theyre used as currency,
traded for trucks or guns,

"bought and sold
like livestock.

"I enclose the testimonies
of several redeemed slaves.

"Please come to the Sudan.

"Before we can fight
this terrible thing,

we must first prove
that it exists."

Yes.

Its true, Thomas.

Theres a whole world out there,
oceans away,

where little children like you
cant play or go to school

or even say their prayers.

They dont dream about
going to the moon.

They just dream about
going home.

What on earth?

Thomas... what are you doing?

(Yawns)

I was looking for my flag.

You are never to get into
my briefcase; Do you understand?

Hey, mom, what does
"sexual chattel" mean?

(Sighs)

Theres a war going on
in this country.

Terrible things happen
when people fight wars.

But I thought
soldiers fought wars.

They do.

But little kids arent soldiers.

I know.

But you dont
play fair in a war.

I think his name is Sam.

Like my brother.

You think about him a lot,
dont you?

Sometimes.

Its kind of weird to think
that he lived his whole life

before I was even born.

Thats right.

That wasnt fair, either.

No, it wasnt.

Can I see it?

(Sighs)

So are we going?

Where?

To the Sudan.

(Laughs)

No, I dont think so.

It takes more people
to change the world.

But if you went,
you could get them free.

You could get Sam.

You could bring him
home with US,

and he can live with US
and go to school and stuff.

Maybe he has a mommy
who would miss him.

Maybe they killed her already.

Thomas.

You get ready for school and
you stop worrying about this.

All it takes is one person
to make a difference.

Thats what dad says.

James:
Uh-oh.

What does dad always say?

Get to school, Thomas.

Okay.

You busy for lunch today?

Im having lunch with Sumner.

Thats why I came back.

Oh.

You think you might register
to vote this time?

And ruin a perfect record?

Could be a tough election.

Every vote could count.

You gonna be here next week?

That parents thing--
back-to-school day?

Yeah, weve got that covered.

Kerry set up a press conference
on the playground.

I asked because
your son will be there.

This is a silver dollar.

My daddy gave it to me
as a present

when my little sister
was born last week.

She was born the same day
as miss Campbells babies.

Thomas:
Oh, teacher, teacher!

I heard miss Campbell
had triplets-- three of them.

And I know how, too.

Thank you so much, Thomas.

Im sure when
Mrs. Campbell returns,

shell know exactly
how many babies she had

and how many she wants
to tell you about.

So, now, anybody else have
something to show and t...?

(Chuckles)

Thomas.

I have something to tell you.

Remember when we learned
about slavery

and how they abolished it
a couple of hundred years ago?

Well, its not true.

-(Students chuckle)
-Quiet.

Quiet, please.

What are you saying, Thomas?

This is Sam.

He costs $50.

"Im a 12-year-old girl.

"I was a slave for three years.

"My master was a cattle farmer.

"My masters wife threw
boiling water into my eyes

"cause she... she was mad
because my master

"used me as a con...

"Concubine all the time.

"Then he sold me
to another master,

"who beat me
and not give me food

"unless I changed my religion.

"I was very sad,
and I cried all the time

"because I missed my mother

"and my father
and my little brother.

"I am very grateful
to Mr. Joseph acott

"for helping me to be free,
and I pray to god

"that he will find my mother
and my little brother

and bring them home."

I dont know if this is
her little brother,

but hes somebodys brother.

I had a brother once.

I never really knew him,
but I miss him.

And I dont know this kid,
but its hard to explain,

but I miss him, too.

♪

So, bare bones,
no frills, bottom line.

Were talking radio,
television and print ads

for the last three weeks
of the election.

930,000.

Thats not impossible.

ID like to see
your figures, though.

Absolutely.

Kate, you are doing a great job
for the people of this state.

Thank you, Bob.

Then youre in?

Well, as you know,
um, as a corporation,

Sumner caddies cant
legally fund your campaign.

However, im sure our pac
would like to fund your campaign

right up to the last
legal penny.

And as for the rest,

well, well just
have to twist a few arms

and, uh, make sure we get

the right people
to the fund-raisers.

I cant tell you
what this means.

Kate, you just keep up
the good work.

Ive got a lot of plans
for next term.

Tax credits,
health reform, of course,

and recently, ive been looking
into whats going on in Sudan.

I think we could seriously...

Forget Sudan.

Right, forget the Sudan.

Waste of time.
Not going anywhere.

(Chuckles softly)

Its a complicated issue
that no one understands.

Trust me.

You just worry
about the good old U.S. of a.

Thats what were investing in.

Ah, by the way,

weve just come out with...

Cherry truffles.

(Chuckles)

Now, you cant share those
back there in that committee.

Kate:
Children of parents

who participate
in school activities

perform better on tests,

they have higher
attendance records,

and they tend to have
higher self-esteem.

Where is your son?

I dont know.

Um, he left this morning
all excited

to set up his class project.

He was going to surprise US.

There he is. Thomas!

Hey, sweetheart.

Come on, you guys.

You got to see.

Hey, mom,
remember when you said

that it takes lots of people
to change things?

Um, not exactly. I...

Well, I found those people,
and were going to help you.

Male reporter:
Senator, was this your idea?

Do you support
the Sudanese rebels?

Female reporter:
Senator, did you ask your son

to raise money to buy slaves
out of Sudan?

Female reporter #2:
Thomas, what do you mean,

youre going to help
your mother?

Male reporter #2:
Senator Cooper.

Male reporter #3:
Senator? Senator!

(Reporters clamoring)

Ive seen some people pay my dad
$50 to fix a chair.

Female reporter: Did you know
your son was going to do this?

Why cant they pay that
to save a person?

Nope. Complete surprise.

And im very proud of him.

Female reporter: Senator,
are you going to the Sudan?

No, I have no plans to go
to the Sudan.

This is a very complicated
issue.

I am not prepared
to discuss it at this time.

I understand that,
but, senator...

Thats all.
Thank you. Thank you.

Did you put him up to this?

What are you talking about?

Where is Mrs. Campbell?

Mrs. Campbell
is on maternity leave,

and I am substituting.

I feel somehow that you
are responsible for this.

I want to know who you are.

I volunteer to help Dr. Akat.

No pictures. No.

Please understand,
I did not seek out your son.

The students in his class
contacted me.

Uh, ill admit it seems
like an incredible coincidence,

but, senator, I will go anywhere
to tell this story,

even if its to children.

Perhaps especially to children.

They seem to sense
what is really at stake.

Look around.

Youre making a difference
already.

Oh, you have no idea.

Uh, senator Cooper.

It was the childrens idea
to raise money.

And yes, the idea of
paying money for a human being,

even if it is for their freedom,
is abhorrent--

it wont solve the problem--

but the childrens hearts
are pure.

Dont lecture me about my son.

Dont do that.

The reporters are watching.

(Camera shutters snapping)

Good work.

Thanks.

Got to get back to the house.

Thomas, you got a customer here.

Im going back to DC.

Of course, you are.

Wheres Thomas?

Hes still at the school.

You sure hes safe
with all those radical types?

What were you trying
to do back there?

Support my son, do a good thing.

And humiliate me.

Its always about you, isnt it?

You can take slaves in Africa
and make them about you.

If it threatens my campaign,

yes, it absolutely
has to do with me.

I know that doesnt mean much
to you, but it matters to me.

And to a lot
of other people, too.

Oh, thats right-- I forgot--
you have to get reelected

so you can vote
for some farm bill

thatll get vetoed or something.

The system works, James,
whether or not you respect it.

You dont do this because you
believe in the system, Katie.

You run for office
so you can run away from home.

Youre not embracing democracy;
Youre rejecting me.

That is the most
ridiculous thing I ever heard.

Why do you still wear this?

To honor Sam.

No, you wear this to accuse me.

See, you dont have to look
at it every day,

but you know that I do.

Its your little daily dig.

"Remember, James?

"Remember how we did it
your way?

"We did...
We did the hippie thing.

"We had peace and love
and no health insurance,

"and now our...

Now our babys dead,
and its all your fault."

Thats what youre saying.

I dont blame you, James.

You dont forgive me, either.

Why dont you go to the Sudan?

Because the Sudan
has nothing to do

with education or farming
or any of the issues

that are pertinent
to my constituents.

And blah, blah, blah, Katie.

Youve turned into one of them.

Used to want to change
the world.

Now you cant even give me
a straight answer.

I help to change the world
every day.

You dont change the world.

Not by kissing the behinds
of people like Sumner.

Change the world
by being a good neighbor.

One person at a time.

Like Mrs. Rosenberg
and the toilet.

Like Mrs. Rosenberg.

Or the Sudan--
whats the difference?

Katie, when your neighbors
in the sewer, you...

You roll up your sleeves,
you grab a shovel,

you go over there,
and you clean up.

Because someday it could be you.

But you dont want
to get your hands dirty,

and thats why you wont
go to Africa.

And thats why
youre going to leave me here

to explain all this to our son.

Go on, fly away.

(James sighs)

Woman (over P.A.):
Flight 23 to San Francisco

now ready for boarding
at gate 38b.

Flight 23 to San Francisco

now ready for boarding
at gate 38b.

Why are you doing this?

Do you remember
when you were a child

and you imagined
what the world would be like

when the millennium came?

Remember all the things

that seemed
like science fiction then?

Nuclear medicine and...

The space shuttle,
the Internet, cell phones.

Tell me, Kate,

when you imagined
the 21st century,

did you ever imagine slavery?

You dont know anything
about me.

Or what its like to do my job.

When I started,
I wanted to change things

for the better in this world.

Sometimes all I can do
is keep them from getting worse.

Im not saying
that what you care about

isnt important,
but I have to prioritize

based on the realities
of what I can actually do.

And when I make those choices,

something always
gets sacrificed.

And ive made
so many sacrifices already.

Reporter (over TV): ...Including
the senators own son,

-oh, no.
-Nine-year-old Thomas,

who got the idea
to raise money, he says,

from reading
intelligence reports

in his mothers briefcase.

All you have to do
is send it to me, then my mom

and Dr. Joe will take it
to Africa

and buy some people back.

Just remember
that girls cost more,

but I dont know why.

The senator would not comment

on a possible fact-finding trip
to the Sudan.

Why wont you give this up?

Because youre the one, Kate.

Woman (over P.A.):
Ladies and gentlemen,

flight 1652
to Washington national

is now boarding at gate 52b.

Woman:

Basically,
any reporter who calls,

woman:

Basically,
any reporter who calls,

we tell them that your son
was acting independently.

That you admire his initiative,
but the issues are complex,

et cetera, et cetera.

Man: Kate, you better
make a statement,

get yourself
out of this business.

If you dont, youre going to

marginalize yourself
with the other senators

-and I cant help you.
-(Door opens)

-Senator, im sorry...
-Senator! Excuse me.

Senator, what kind of stunt
are you pulling here?

I thought we had
an understanding.

I know. I...

I had nothing to do with this.

You had nothing to do with it?

Your kids on the news all week
raising money

for you to go over there.

Bob, youve got this
all confused.

Im not going.

And even if I were,
the money is not for the trip.

He wants to use it
to redeem some of the slaves.

There is no slavery
in the Sudan!

And trust me on this.

The government says it doesnt
exist, and I believe them.

You believe them?

Because they told you so?

Look, it... its really simple.

The Sudan exports a product
called gum arabic.

It is in everything:
Food, soft drinks...

And candy.

Yeah.

(Chuckling):
Katie. Katie, Katie.

I... I dont know
whats going on over there,

and the truth is,
is that I dont want to know.

I just want what they sell

at the same rate
that I paid for it last year.

Then I can keep my prices down,
pay my employees

and keep your
constituents working.

Its really, really easy.

You...

Youve got to wash your hands
of this whole thing.

Tell your son and-and-and
the rest of the world

that you are not interested
in the Sudan.

Or?

Or youll lose me.

And then youll lose
the election,

and you wont be able
to help anybody.

(Door closes)

Woman (through phone):
Yes?

Irene, will you try
to get my husband

on the line again, please?

Hes here with your son.

What?

(Door opening)

Hi.

You are really gonna
be surprised, mom.

I am already.

I would have sent
the car for you,

if ID known
you were coming.

I arranged for their tickets,

since time was getting short.

What are you talking about?

Okay, ready?

Surprise!

Oh...

$3,236.76.

Thats 64 people, mom.

You didnt tell him?

I guess I still hoped
youd change your mind.

Tell me what?

Come here, sweetie. Sit down.

I think what youve done
is wonderful.

You are a sweet, loving,
compassionate person,

and I am so proud of you.

But I cant take this money.

Why?

Im not going to the Sudan.

There are many reasons
why I cant,

but the truth is,

well,

there are people
who dont want me to go,

and if I dont listen to them,

they wont let me
be senator anymore.

And then all the good things
I try to do wont happen.

What if you just do
one good thing?

Its complicated, sweetheart.

But...

What about Sam?

Thomas, I cant.

Please, mommy, please.

Theres got
to be enough money here.

(Crying)

Tell her, daddy.

Tell her, please.

Come here.

Come on.

Where are you going?

Im gonna go register to vote.

Ive got Cunningham on line.

If you think youre going
to change my mind,

you are terribly mistaken.

I love my family, Monica.

I care for my son
and his future.

And the only that keeps me
from dying inside

every time I have to make
a choice like this,

between my child
and this office,

is that I believe,
I truly believe,

that there is a bigger picture

and I am making
a difference in it.

My family have paid a price

for years because of this job.

And if I dont follow through
on it now,

all the way,

what has it all been for?

I understand.

No, I dont think you do.

See, I had dreams, too, Monica.

Things that I cared about,

just like you.

I wanted to improve healthcare,

and the environment,

and education,

and lower taxes all at once.

And then I learned the truth.

Its not about dreams.

Its about compromise.

Compromise?

As in truth?

Thats reality.

(Sighs) Well, I dont see
the difference.

God is truth.

He doesnt compromise.

What does god have to do
with anything?

God wants you to go
to the Sudan, Kate.

Okay, thats it.

Thank you very much.

Get out of here.

No, I wont.

There isnt much time left.

Plane leaves in a few hours.

Theres room for five.

Dr. Joe, three angels,

and you.

Youre telling me
youre an angel?

Yes.

Thats not possible.

Why would god send
an angel to me?

Because youre the one, Kate.

Youre the one
who has to see the horror

of what happens when helpless
people cant defend themselves.

Youre the one
who has to pay the money

to redeem a human being
from the closest thing to hell

there is on earth.

Youre the one
who has to come back and say,

"yes, I proved it.

People are in bondage
over there, right now, today."

Youre the one to tell them,

the ones who take their freedom
for granted.

Youre the one
who can shape the policy

for an entire nation,
maybe even the world.

You are the one, Kate.

The world may not know it,

the slaves of the Sudan
may not know it,

but I know, and I cant walk
through that door

until you know it, too.

Youre asking me

to give it all up.

Everything that ive worked for.

You could lose everything, yes.

You could lose the election.

You could even be killed

tomorrow in the Sudanese desert.

It is not always easy

to do the thing
that god asks of US.

Right now?

(Crying) I am...

I am so afraid.

I know.

Do you remember

the story of Esther?

Esther was queen of persia,

but she had a secret.

She was Jewish.

And she kept her secret

until one day, she discovered
the entire Jewish nation

was about to be wiped out.

She had the power to prevent it,

but she was afraid
to come forward.

Afraid she would lose
her throne,

perhaps even her life.

And then someone said to her,

"who knows?

"Maybe this
is what its all for.

"Perhaps you were brought
to the kingdom

for just such a time as this."

You are

the one, Kate.

And ill let into
a little secret from heaven.

Sooner or later,
everyone is the one.

They just have to say yes

when the time comes.

♪ Now

♪ all I have is now

♪ to be faithful

♪ to be holy

♪ and to shine

♪ lighting up the darkness

♪ right now

♪ I really have no choice

♪ but to voice the truth
to the nations ♪

♪ a generation looking for god

♪ for such a time as this

♪ I was placed upon the earth

♪ to hear the voice of god

♪ and do his will

♪ whatever it is

♪ for such a time as this

♪ for now and all
the days he gives ♪

♪ I am here,
I am here ♪

♪ and I am his

♪ for such a time as this...

♪ You

♪ do you ever wonder why

♪ seems like the grass
is always greener ♪

♪ under everybody elses sky

♪ right here
for this time and place ♪

♪ oh, you can live a mirror
of his mercy ♪

♪ a forgiven image
of his grace ♪

♪ for such a time as this

♪ I was placed upon the earth

♪ to hear the voice of god

♪ and do his will,
whatever it is ♪

♪ for such a time as this

♪ for now and all
the days he gives ♪

♪ I am here

♪ I am here and I am his

♪ for such a time as this...

♪ We cant change
whats happened till now ♪

♪ but we can change
what will be, yeah ♪

♪ by living in holiness

♪ and the truth
will bring freedom ♪

♪ for such a time as this

♪ oh, I was placed
upon the earth ♪

♪ to hear the voice of my god

♪ and do his will,
whatever it is ♪

♪ for such a time as this

♪ for now and all the days
that he gives ♪

♪ I am here

♪ I am here and I am his...

God bless you and be with you
as you return to your homes.

(Speaking native language)

And search for your families.

Youre now free.

(Wings flapping)

Reporter: And the footage
from coopers mission

left little doubt
that the sale of human beings

was taking place.

And the heightened awareness

of this travesty will hopefully
bring new optimism

to the region.

♪ I am here

♪ I am here and I am his

♪ for such a time as this.