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And plus, twice a day, every day,
including weekends.
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So, Murphy, what are your New Year's
resolutions?
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Oh, I don't know. Lay off the donuts and
be nicer to people, I guess.
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Hey, that's good, Murph. That should be
your New Year's resolution.
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I just said that. What are you, a moron?
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Wait, I blew it already. Give me the
donuts.
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Listen up, everyone. I urge you all to
find a comfortable place to hide.
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Stuart Best is on his way up. What? I
don't know why he's back or what he
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Suffice it to say I had to use Leslie
Stahl as a human shield to get up here
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without him seeing me.
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This is what I get for pretending to be
friends with people I feel sorry for.
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Great. Now I've got him and Morley safer
to deal with.
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Maybe he's not here to be happy. Yeah,
it's a big building.
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Let's hide in Jim's office.
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It's so great to see you guys again,
Miles and Corky, Jim, Frank, and Bert!
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No words!
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So, uh, what brings you to town, and for
how long?
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Oh, I moved back to Washington, bud.
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I'm living here full -time now. Hey,
great!
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What happens, do I get elected to the
Senate?
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No, no, I'm a congressman.
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You're not joking, are you?
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No.
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Stuart, when you say Congress, you
wouldn't be referring to the one in this
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country, would you?
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House of Representatives, you're looking
at the new congressman from the 7th
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District of the great state of Arizona.
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And if I'm lying, I'm buying.
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Someone like you get to be a
congressman. And please don't mistake
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incredulous tone in my voice for
anything other than idle curiosity.
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I know, Murph.
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In the 18 years since you guys got me
fired from FYI, my life has been on a
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seemingly endless downward spiral.
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But only in America could a man who's
been drummed out of every job he's ever
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had become an elected official.
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There was a lot of voter discontent out
there, and I guess I just rode the
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Republican wave into office.
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You're a Republican?
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Well, I never used to be.
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In fact, I hadn't voted in 15 years. I
mean, that's how they track you down for
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jury duty, you know.
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You said you won your seat in Arizona.
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You aren't by any chance the political
unknown who ousted landmark legislator
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Robert Sakaniwa, are you?
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He was a career politician, Jim, and the
people were sick of those.
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Whereas I had what they were looking
for.
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No record, no experience, and no hard
-to -pronounce last name.
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So what was your group form? Not that
you couldn't have won on your Kennedy
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-esque charm alone.
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People wanted simple, easy answers.
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Answers I was ready to give, like...
All's I know is it's time for a change.
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is, we've had enough tax and spend.
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And all that got you elected?
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By a landslide.
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Hey, come on up, Gab. I came here to
invite you guys to my inaugural bash on
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Friday. What do you say?
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Congressman Bass, phone call.
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Oh, guess I better take that.
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Unless it's the president, in which case
you can tell him I'll call back when
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I'm good and ready.
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That's what Newt did.
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That's not the president, is it?
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My alibi is Avery's got a rash. Bridge
game.
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Family. Scuba lesson. Scuba lesson?
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Oh, I'm sorry. It's no rash.
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If you believe all of you are trying to
get out of this party, you should be
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jumping on this opportunity. But you
are. Think about it. There's a whole new
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regime in power now, and we all have to
start making new contacts.
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Let's face it. The only thing someone
like Tom Foley can do for you these days
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is reserve you a seat at the St.
Patrick's Day Parade. Not even. I tried.
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answers the phone with a phony Jamaican
accent and says you've got the wrong
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number. Well, that was my second
hearing.
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Apparently, I hadn't signed my contract
with America yet, and they won't give me
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the key to my office till I do.
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All of us would be thrilled to go to
your party.
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Splendid! Well, I'm off to, uh, make a
difference.
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And who knows, uh, maybe even lay the
groundwork for a Quail Best campaign in
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96.
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Oh, yeah, this is my idea of fun. Me
surrounded by a room full of Republicans
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drunk with power. All that's missing are
some dancing flames and a guy with a
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pitchfork.
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reminds me of my first mixer. We guzzled
beer, tried to kiss anything in a
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dress, and threw up in the parking lot.
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It's all a sense of discussion about
school prayer, and that's pretty much
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picture here.
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You know, maybe we won't feel as
threatened if we just imagine them all
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underwear.
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Oh, God, that's worse. I just saw Strom
Thurmond talking to Jesse Hell.
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Don't be so childish.
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Republicans are Democrats. They're all
just people.
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You know, Tim's got a point. I mean,
just because you're a Republican doesn't
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mean you can't be a bait.
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How many Democrats does it take to screw
in a light bulb? I give up. How many? I
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hope just one. This town's going to be
dark for a long, long time.
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Oh, jeez. Crush Limbaugh drew Clinton's
face on his belly and he's making it
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talk. Haven't we been... Hey, guys.
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I just heard the most interesting
tidbit. According to Newt Gingrich, half
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Clinton cabinet was stoned... out of
their minds during the State of the
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address.
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Totally jaded, Corfew, but I've learned
to discount anything beginning with the
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phrase according to Newt Gingrich.
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Wait a second. You're saying if a mother
can't take care of her children without
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welfare, then the government should take
away the children?
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Right. And place them in a loving
orphanage.
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Oh, as long as it's a loving orphanage.
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Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't find you
earlier, but I was in Constance with
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Bono. Not only does the man have a
unique perspective on the issues, but
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slept with Cher, and he's willing to
talk about it in detail.
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That's terrific, Stuart, but I think I'm
going to be shoving off, so thanks for
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having us. You can't go before my toast.
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All right, everybody.
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Attention, toast time.
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I'm Congressman Best from Arizona, and I
want to thank... Thank you all for
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making this such a wonderful night. I
also want to thank some folks you
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expect to see here. My old friends from
FYI, especially Murphy Brown!
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Come on, people.
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Come on. Even a Republican like me was
once a member of the liberal media elite
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like them.
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You were?
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Well, but then I sobered up.
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From all those crazy liberal media elite
stories she airs.
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What the hell is he doing?
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I think someone here doesn't like that
phrase, liberal media elite. I wonder
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it could be. Perhaps it's my old friend,
Murphy Brown.
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All right, you insufferable homunculus,
that's enough.
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Blah, blah, blah. You know, with all
that hot air, maybe you should be
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president, Murphy.
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Too bad Hillary...
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Real mature.
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A first lady who has something more to
say on an issue than just say no and
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suddenly... Okay,
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time to go, Murphy. Let's go. Oh, sorry,
sorry. I didn't realize I was at the
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1995 Idiots Convention.
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You shut up.
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You shut up. Okay, right here.
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You know, I've been to some horrible
parties in my life, including one where
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woke up with a Doberman licking bean dip
out of my hair. But tonight is the
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worst. That weasel set us up. Oh, come
now.
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Surely you're not saying Stuart invited
us to that party tonight only to
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humiliate us? No. I'm saying Stuart had
himself planted on FYI 18 years ago,
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knowing we would fire him and feel
guilty about it.
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That way, when one day he was elected to
Congress, he would use that guilt to
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get us to this party tonight, where
ultimately we would feel humiliated.
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I'm with Murph. I know it's a little far
-fetched, but so is Watergate.
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Mark my words, Stuart Best is going
down, and I'm taking him there.
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You think it's possible to buy some of
that flesh -eating bacteria, or do you
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just...
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I understand you folks had a fun time
meeting the new powers that be.
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How do you know about that already?
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I've been surfing the Internet.
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Has the change in power affected things
here at all?
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I don't know. There's a whole new set of
vibes in this town.
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Why, just last night, Newt Gingrich and
his boys strutted in here, picked out
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the smallest Democrat in the place, and
played keep -away with his tasseled
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loafers until the poor bastard cried.
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Ah, but what can you expect?
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from a guy who's named after a lizard.
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Lizard. Now that's an idea, but how do
you get it to bite the right person?
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Every answer just leads to more
questions.
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You know what I don't understand?
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Liberal, to me, always meant making sure
people weren't discriminated against,
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the environment wasn't polluted, the
poor were cared for. I mean, how did
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liberal become a four -letter word?
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Oh. Come on, Frank. You use conservative
as a swear word.
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Well, yeah, but that hasn't really
caught on the way I thought it would.
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I've got to admit, Frank, liberals
haven't exactly cornered the market on
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virtue. Conservatives just believe that
more government isn't always the answer
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to problems, and apparently a lot of
people agree with them. That's why they
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voted Republican. The poll showed that
most people didn't agree with them. They
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just wanted to throw out the old bunch
of rats and bring in a new bunch of
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Huh.
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Rats.
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It all sounds like sour grapes to me.
The Democrats have been in charge for 40
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years, and you can't stand the fact that
now it's the Republicans' turn.
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Well, maybe the Republicans will be in
power for 40 years, and then the
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Democrats can have it back.
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Sure. You'll all be dead then, but Miles
and I will be alive to see it.
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If it's going to mean living under
Republican control for the next 40
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rather be dead.
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Well, they couldn't do any worse than
the Democrats.
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Who's been in the White House for the
last 12 years? The Republicans. No, no.
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The Democrats control the Republicans.
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Stop it.
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Stop it. Stop it. All of you.
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Tired of all this finger -pointing.
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Democrats are responsible for this.
Republicans are responsible for that.
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That's what's wrong with this country
today.
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I tell you, we should set aside our
petty differences and work toward a
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to the problems that affect us all.
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Jim is right.
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And I say that solution should be taking
down Stuart Best.
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Now, you might think that a concrete
ball 20 feet below the surface is a
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extreme, but if we're all willing to dig
together...
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On and on with your crazy revenge
fantasies?
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You're right. These are crazy revenge
fantasies.
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What I should be focusing on are
plausible revenge fantasies.
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Like having Stuart on the show and
nailing his high to the wall.
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That is much better. Just because
Republicans call us liberals doesn't
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lose our objectivity. We are here to
inform, not push some political agenda.
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This isn't a political agenda. It's a
personal one.
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The Republicans have been begging me for
weeks to profile some new members of
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the House. Fine. One of them is going to
be Stuart Best. And by the time I
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finish showing the public just who it is
they voted for, he's going to be
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begging for that concrete vote.
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All right. Two Bob Doe's, a Jesse Helms,
and an Orrin Hatch and a pita.
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Oh, get off my back. I'm a businessman
here. I gotta go with the times.
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Hey there.
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Huh?
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Boy,
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you know, I was a little bit surprised
to be invited to appear on the show
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tonight. I mean, at the party, I got the
sense you might be a little miffed.
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Uh -huh.
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I was wondering if I might be able to
ask you a teensy little favor.
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And that is?
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I can't. Don't make me.
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Well, well, well. Not so full of
yourself when you're not surrounded by
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cronies, are you, Congressman?
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Please, you don't understand.
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When I was elected, I didn't realize I
might be a little bit beholden to
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interest groups who aided my bid.
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I thought they just gave me money
because they liked me, but tonight they
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me a position paper and they made it
clear they're expecting a pretty big
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on their investment.
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So give it to them.
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30 seconds, people.
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I can't.
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positions are a little extreme.
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If I go on TV and say the things my
backers want me to say, I won't be able
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live with myself.
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But if I don't say them, they'll kill
me. They won't kill you. They will kill
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me. Some of these people have overthrown
governments in Central America. They've
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shot people in soccer stadiums. You've
got to help me.
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Have you been drinking?
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Yes, I've been drinking.
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I'm drinking.
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and welcome to FYI.
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For your information tonight, Frank
Fontana explores mob influence in Russia
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Corky Sherwood examines the dangers of
germs in the gym.
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Murphy Brown introduces us to three new
members of the historic 104th Congress.
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Murphy? Thank you, Jim. With me are
Democrat Mary Courtney, Republican Jeff
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Binney, and former FYI anchor,
Republican Stuart Best.
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Welcome. Thank you.
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This has been made over political
gridlock, and I thought tonight with our
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Democrat and two Republicans, we might
see where Congress would land on various
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issues. One of the biggest ones is
immigration.
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Any thoughts?
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Immigrants have always contributed to
this country and have always made easy
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scapegoats. Yes, something must be done
about the illegal ones, but cutting off
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education and health care is short
-sighted.
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Our limited resources should be going to
Americans and not to people who aren't
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legally here.
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And I'm betting my colleague Stuart
agrees with me.
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Yes, I do.
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Surely you must have more of an opinion
than that, Congressman.
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Well, I don't want to monopolize the
discussion.
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Please, we have plenty of time. Feel
free to elaborate.
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Yes. Well, why stop at illegal
immigrants?
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Let's get rid of the legal ones, too.
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If they found a way here, they can find
a way back.
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Unless the person is seven -eighths
Caucasian, they should take an IQ test
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determine if they should stay in this
great country of ours.
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Are you actually proposing that we expel
ethnic minorities?
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I guess I am.
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All ethnic minorities?
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Apparently so.
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Let's move on.
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Teen pregnancy, Congresswoman Courtney.
We must improve sex education or we'll
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have more kids having kids.
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Sex ed is just providing a how -to
manual. The only safe sex is no sex.
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Congressman Betts.
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I think we obviously need to bring back
the family.
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But the problem is unwed mothers. Now,
why are they unwed?
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Because there aren't enough men to go
around.
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polygamy should be not only
decriminalized, but enforced.
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Well, that's quite a radical solution.
Anything more to it?
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I'm afraid there is.
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Any bride who refuses her new husband
would, unless seven -eighths Caucasian,
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be returned.
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to the country of her ancestors.
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You are advocating forced marriages and
the deportation of American citizens?
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I believe I've said all I need to say on
this.
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Yes. Yes, you have.
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Welfare, another hot topic.
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Congresswoman Courtney.
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Welfare, as we know it, may not be
working, but we need some program in
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help those the economy can't.
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The Welfare Society is the great legacy
of the Democrats.
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Unless we limit how long people receive
assistance, what's the incentive to
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work? Okay, next topic. I don't believe
we've heard from Congressman Best.
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Oh, right.
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Congressman Best?
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Slavery is an ugly word.
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where welfare has been a drain on the
economy historically slavery has always
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been a boon i'm not proposing that we
enslave any one race that would be wrong
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but let's put the unemployed to work
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Is slavery a better alternative to
welfare?
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Yes, I do.
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Are you nuts?
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Yes.
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I'd like to point out that I've never
met Congressman Best before tonight. I
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must state that his positions don't
remotely resemble mine or those of the
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Republican Party.
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On to the very dry, less inflammatory
topic of trade, Congresswoman Corden. I
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support the new GATT agreement.
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I do, too.
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Well, what do you know? A consensus
between parties. And, uh, Congressman
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I believe you told me earlier that you
support Gats, so we can move on to
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No!
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We're in a trade war!
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We must act accordingly!
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I say it's time to... Please, I just
can't.
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It's time to... I just... Could you read
this, please?
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Do you want to re -intern the Japanese?
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Do you actually believe any of what
you're saying?
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No, not a word.
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But the people who gave me money do.
What choice do I have?
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I was running a campaign out of my
living room.
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I didn't have time to figure out where
every $600 ,000 check was coming from.
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You didn't know who was contributing to
your campaign?
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I do now.
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An ultra -secret oil cartel
underground...
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the National Rifle Coalition.
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You mean the National Rifle Association.
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No, they're a militant offshoot of that.
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The Patriotic Brotherhood. Are they
connected to the Aryan Nation White
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Supremacist Group?
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Not anymore.
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They're a militant offshoot of that.
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And you took money from these people?
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Brotherhood. What could sound nicer?
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Believe me, I had no idea.
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All I wanted was a full -time job with a
pension and a health care plan. I
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haven't had my teeth cleaned since 1974.
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I don't know whether to hate you or pity
you.
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Pity me.
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Hey, guys.
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You look terrible.
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Well, I didn't get a lot of sleep last
night.
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Up all night worried about your
performance, huh?
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No, up all night running from an angry
mob.
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They tried to tar and feather me.
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I would have assumed the know -how for
that practice died out years ago, but
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I've got the scattered blisters that say
otherwise.
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I'm sorry things turned out the way they
did, Stuart, but politics can be a
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brutal sport.
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Not for me, not anymore.
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Seventh District of Arizona started
recall proceedings last night. You're
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kidding. That fast?
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Yep. Seems more people called for my
resignation in the two minutes following
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the show than voted in the election.
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Well, if nothing else can be said for my
stint in Congress, at least unify the
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people through their intense and utter
hatred of me.
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I've got to say, it does sort of restore
a little of my faith in democracy.
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Yeah, mine too.
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But don't worry about me.
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I've decided to do what every disgraced
politician has done since time
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immemorial. Slink into self -opposed
exile and write my memoirs. My agent
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can't risk deals.
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