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Previously on The West Wing:

Nancy McNally has
a new military aide
named Jack Reese

and we've talked
a few times

and I want you to ask him
if he likes me.

and I don't want
to get in between anything.

In between anything?

You have to Maybe, but he's
'Causnot going to care.
Why?to think I'm fl

Guys'll go out
with anybody.

You know I'm
going to get sued.

I mean, you know it.

You're sniffing around
for a fight.

Yes.

Well...

I can admire that.

* Silver bells

* Silver bells

* Soon it will be
Christmas Day... *

BOB HOPE ( over TV ):
Yes, indeed, merry Christmas,
ladies and gentlemen.

How many meanings
those two words can have.

Little children yell,
"Merry Christmas"

( fading into distance ):
A mother whispers, "Merry
Christmas" to her baby boy...

( woman sings swing ballad
over radio )

( sailor whistles )

( men speaking in Yiddish )

* In olden days,
a glimpse of stocking was... *

( baby crying )

Tobias.

( two gunshots )

Jules, what did you
name your son?

Tobias.

Little Toby.

* Here I go, singing low

* Bye-bye, blackbird

* Where somebody waits for me

* Sugar's sweet and so is she *

* Bye-bye, blackbird

* No one here can love
and understand me *

* But, oh, what hard luck
stories they all hand me *

* Make my bed
and light the lights *

* I'll arrive
real late tonight *

* Singing blackbird,
bye-bye-bye *

* And he sings his song
like this: Twiddle-ti-ta-te *

* Twiddle-ti-ta-te

* Ooh *

* My little blackbird, bye

* Skiddle-ti-ti-ti

* Oh, how sweet is she

* Ooh... *
* Bye-bye, my blackbird

* Bye-bye, bye-bye, blackbird*

* They say absence makes
the heart grow fonder *

* But, oh, I hope
I'll never have to wander... *

It's really starting
to get socked in out there

and I'm worried
about the airports.

You think they
should wrap it up?

Well, one more after this.

I know.
Aren't they great?

You just want them to take
you to their place and...

They're 20 years old, ma'am.

Yes.

Sing... is what
I was gonna say.

Take you to their
place and sing.

( chorus singing scat )

* Make my bed
and light the light *

* I'll be home late tonight,
blackbird, bye *

* Bye-bye-bye-bye...

Yeah, in a minute.ou should hear
Hey, you staying in town?ys...

No. She's meeting Jack Reese
at the Washington Inn.

How does he get
a room at the Wash--

I can't get a room
at the Washington Inn.

Me? I don't know yet.
What do you need?

Israel's closed the
Church of the Nativity.

You want to believe
that at Christmas?

It's ironic.

'Cause Mary and JosephWhy?
couldn't get a room at the inn

and they went to this place,
which is now

on Christmas-- the irony
isn't self-explanatory?

This isn't funny.
I know.

It's not funny.

Why did they close it?

I don't know.
Can you find out?

Yeah.

Thank you.

CLAYPOOL:
Good morning.

This is a deposition

in the matter
of Laurie Milton and Citizens

for Full Disclosure
v. Congresswoman Andrea Wyatt

in U.S. District Court
for the District of Columbia

and taken at the offices
of Freedom Watch.

The court reporter today
is Patricia Gold

from the firm
of Alpha Reporting.

Your name is?

Toby Ziegler.

Is that your full name?

Tobias Zachary Ziegler.

Date of birth?

December 23, 1954.

Today's your birthday?

What is your relationship
to Congresswoman Wyatt?

She's my ex-wife.

And is she pregnant
right now?

You would have
to ask her.
Why's that?

He's not answering
the question.

It's been
widely reported.

You won't confirm it?
No.

Why is that?
It's private.

There is no right to privacy
in a deposition.

But you have
to demonstrate relevancy.

Miss Wyatt is being sued
by her constituents

for failing to disclose
a medical disability

while she's asking
for their votes

and we're trying to discover
the extent of the conspiracy.

The conspiracy was massive.

How pregnant is your ex-wife?

As I understand pregnancy, it's
a binary state, you either are

or you aren't.

You are the father, are you not?

Once again,
there are medical records.

You and Miss Wyatt conceived
this baby out of wedlock.

RON:
They're closing Dulles,
so I'd like to suggest

that we pick this up
again after the holiday.

That's fine.

I'm told that
on my sunniest of days

I'm not that fun to be around.

when you make my children
a part of your life.

The President and First Lady
will board Air Force One

this evening at 7:30

for their flight to Manchester
and attend midnight mass

tomorrow at the Church
of the Sacred Heart.

Mark... what are you doing?

You're supposed to come in here
as Santa Claus right now.

We did it already.

Where wasthe President
and we started worrying wit

about the weather.
You exchanged gifts?

Well, this is exactly what
happened to Ebenezer Scrooge

who was a very nice little guy
until something happened

with Mr. Fezziwig
that I can't remember.

( laughter )

All right, back to business.

Ho, ho, ho!

Aww... you see!

Santa, you'll be mindful
of security, right?o!

Have you been
He's cleaa good girl?

I've been bad,
I've been very bad.

Even better.

Aww...
( chuckles )

It's a goldfish pin!

Thank you, everyone.

It's beautiful.
Merry Christmas.

This is so sweet.
Thank you.

That's a full lid.

PRESS:
Merry Christmas.

They gave me a goldfish pin
'cause I like goldfish.

Actually,
what I like are the crackers

but there was a guy...

Danny?

What's going on?

How'd it go?

Why do you sit in the lobby
instead of my office?

The Holy Line of Demarcation,
right there.

It's where the West Wing starts
and I won't go past it.

I wasn't listening to
anything you just said.

I said the Holy Line
of Demarcat...

It's 'cause I didn't care.

You got notes back
on the Congressional section.

This has become
inconvenient for me.

Your being at OEOB and me
Whahaving meetings in the lobby.

I'm moving you closer.

To where?

The empty office
next to me.

I'm not moving
into the deputy's office.

Why?
A) I'm not the deputy,
B) it's Sam's office

and finally it's way, way over
the Holy Line of Demarcation.

You'll move your
stuff in today.

That's the Oval Office
over there, right?
Yeah.

I'm averting my eyes.
Okay.

Seriously, Toby,
you put me in that office

and everyone who works
on the speech-writing staff

is gonna resent me.

Don't be ridiculous.
It's a West Wing office.

Everyone who works
in the White House
is gonna resent you.

Yet, curiously,
That's riI don't care.

All right, the notes on
the Congressional section...

( sighs )

Get your stuff and we'll
talk about the notes.

Thank you.

( sniffles )

Zach, can you call Joan Tanner
at the EPA, please?

Toby.

I'm not here through
any funny business.

that was gotten for me
I hby Mr. Joshua Lyman.a

Josh got you in?
You talked to Josh?

Yes, sir.

Yeah.

Oh, I'm, uh...
I'm Toby's father.

It's great to meet you,
Mr. Ziegler.I'm Julie Ziegler.

I'm Ginger.
I'm a staff
assistant.

Ginger, tell security to
stand by at Station Six, please.

I got an appointment
tag, Toby.
YDon't do this, huh?

Your brother, your sisters,
they let me in their lives.

I play with the
grandchildren.

And now you're gonna have twins.

I read it in the newspaper.

I'm so happy for you, son.

You should hear
how I talk about you.

We rank 19
out of 21 countries.

STANLEY:
That's not very good.

This is what
I'm talking about.

Who did worse?

South Africa and Cyprus.

See, that's
questionable company

'cause you don't really
think of Cyprus

as a leader
in the field.

No, you don't.

Nor us anymore,
for that matter.

One-third of all math teachers

and half of all science teachers

didn't major or minor
in that subject.

I did very well
in math and science.

I don't know why.

And we'll want to get
to the bottom of that.

But we're increasing
education spending

to over $100
billion a year

and, as a result,
we now have seventh
grade textbooks

being used in ninth grade

and the same answers get
a higher score on S.A.T.s.

That pissed me off.

Right. But I'm talking
about children now.

What'd you get?

On the S.A.T.s?
Yeah.

You don't want to know.

You got double-800,
didn't you.

For the life of me, I can't
imagine what I got wrong..

Then I took them again,
and got 800/790.

I mean, is it possible
there was some sort of

number-two pencil
anomaly that could've...?

Excuse me.
I-I'm sorry

to interrupt, uh...

You got an 800/790 and
took the test again?

Yeah, I know, it's a
little... something.

It's a little
something. Yeah.

So our schools have
reached a crisis state

and our infant mortality
rate is two-and-half times
what it is in Singapore.

So what I think we
should do for starters

is we should keep
more people alive

then send them
to school.

Get a little peace
and prosperity going.

You feeling like you
haven't been doing

enough about it yet?

Stanley, the...

width and depth

of what I haven't
done about it yet.

You know you can't do anything
about hurricanes.

nature or bad luck.
TheI ought to be able
can't doto do something

about the airplane.

Uh-oh.

Wait, what'd I just say?

but you've introduced a new word
It's into the conversation.

What do airplanes signify?

Death.

Really.

Well, that's...
in dreams, I think.

I don't know.

Stanley, I never thought to ask,
but you are a doctor, right?

Me?
Yeah.

How do you mean?

( both chuckling wryly )

I've been spacing out
for a minute at meetings.

Three times this week.

I hear someone talking
and realize I wasn't listening

to part of it.

That's unusual?

Very.

( intercom beeps )

Hi.

Yeah.

It's Leo.

( knocking )

Mr. President.

What's going on?

The Church of the Nativity
is closed.

You want
to believe that?

Why?
I'm finding out.

Dr. Keyworth, Dulles
and National are both closed.

You mind being our guest
for a little while?

Thank you.

of the way through
an Agatha Christie story.

( gravelly voice ):
"Wernt nobody be goin' nowhere.

The bridge is warshed out."

Well, I'm finished here.

But I was doing the guy
who says that in the
Agatha Christie stories.

Stanley, as always.
Leo, I'll be in the office.

Thank you, sir.

Hey, Charlie.

Hey, Zoey.

( sighs )

CHARLIE:
Hello.

Hi.

Jean Paul,
this is Charlie Young.
Uh, this How do you do.

Ah, Zoey talks about you
all the time.

I think sometimes
She I want to kill her.muc

Hey, that's nice
of you. Thanks.

It's a common emotion.

Is there a particular way
I'm supposed to address you?

No, don't be silly.

He's very casual
about it.

would never know
he was French royalty.serby

Unless, you know,
they looked at him.

Yes.

Well, Jean Paul

I read 150 words about you
in US Weekly

and I feel like
I know you already.

Thank you.

Excuse me.

So... I need you
to give me the coverage

on my father's mood.
Why?

'Cause I want to
ask him something.
What?

Do you need to know?

No. I just want to.

If I tell you why

will you tell
me his mood?
Yes.

I want to ask my dad
if Jean Paul

can come to New Hampshire
with us.

He hasn't met him yet.

He's going to meet him today.

Now we've got ourselves a show.

My dad's going to love him.

Well, I love him,
so my father will love him.

That's absolutely
the way it works.
Just tell me his mood.

No. I'm afraid you fell

for the oldest trick
in the book.

I work for the President.

But I wish you all
I dothe luck in the world.

I like Jean Paul.

You've got a lot
in common.

You are the worst kind
of snob.

Well, I think there are snobs
who are way worse

but thank you.

DANNY:
When I left, they had 97 runs.

C.J.:
The score gets that high?

A high score is 400.

When did you start
liking cricket?

But last week I took
four days in Bermuda.e

Oh, I love Bermuda.
I like the scooters.

I do, too,
and I got one

and I was riding
into Hamilton

when I saw a bunch of
people playing cricket.

And I like sports

though, it turns out,
not as much as I thought.

But that's
not the point.

What was the point?

I met a guy there,
a Bermudian

whose name I'm
not going to tell
you right now.

He was explaining
the game to me.

He's a cricket nut.
He plays in a league.

And he's a ramp signal
agent at a small airstrip.

He marshals planes
as they're coming in.

He was telling me a story

to illustrate how much
he loves cricket.

There was a day
his supervisor told
his four-person crew

they had tomorrow off
'cause a training crew

was coming in to
work their shift.

Well, the next day,
the guy realized

that he left his cricket bat
in his locker at work

and his wife had the car

so he walked six miles to
the airstrip to get it.

Except, when he got there,
he wasn't allowed in.

Three men in coveralls,
who identified themselves

as being part of
the training crew

All three were white, two
of them had Southern accents.

On May 21, he was told
to take tomorrow off.

On the 22nd...
Abdul Shareef's plane

went off radar
85 miles from Bermuda.

This is like
something you'd get

on the Internet.

I'm back and I'm happy about it.

And I think you know
how I feel about you.

But don't mess me around
on this story, okay?

The three guys out front
were U.S. Army Rangers.

I got to change
my clothes.

CAROL:
He's back!

DANNY:
I go where you are, Carol.

You're where the story is.

JOSH:
The Israelis
say it's unsafe.

They're worried about
an attack.

They're worried about
the roof caving in.

Part of it collapsed
this morning.

Why can't they fix it?

'Cause they'd
have to bring in
hammers and nails.

They're worried someone's going
to use the stuff for bombs?

Of course that's what
they're worried about.

Leo, there are like
93,000 other churches

within rock-throwing
distance of this place.
I'm not sure...

I don't think
that's the point.

I'm not trying to create
a plan for a lasting cease-fire.

Right now,
I'm just trying to fix a roof.

Is that really not possible
down there?

See if you can find a U.N.
relief and recovery unit
anywhere around there

or an NGO that could serve
as neutral--

God-- as a neutral party
to oversee transportation

storage and repair.
Thank you.

Thank you.

( typing forcefully )

What the hell
are you doing?

What were you doing?

Yes, I'm sorry.

Yes, I did.

I wish you hadn't
and you knew that.

I did.

Yeah.

Your flight's canceled.

All the shuttles
are canceled for awhile.

I can take the train.

No, you can't.
The tracks are
frozen in Trenton.

What hotel are
you staying at?

We'll see if we can
get you the room
for a few hours more.

I didn't take a room.

I can be quiet
Ginger..while you work.

Would you call around
to the hotels we know

and see if anybody's
got a room for me?

You got some pull
Yeahin this town, huh?

Excuse me.

Hey.
Good.

Looks like some of the
junior staffers may have

moved their bicycles
in here in protest.

Yeah. Looks like
that may have happened.

You know--
I don't care.

I want to talk about the notes.

I agree with all three of them.

I agree with two of the three.
He says:

"No leading with reform.
Fix the pipes.

Don't buy
a new toolbox."

You got to talk about
the toolbox now.

At the beginning
of an administration

is the only
time you can.

Except if you say, at the
beginning of the administration

that you want campaign reform,
and nothing happens

then you just spent four years
doing nothing

Yeah, you got to
get on the field
and then you got to win.r

Someone will tell youthink
bwhat time the meeting is.

With who?
The President.

And who?
Us.

Uh, no.
I shouldn't be there for that.

I said move the bicycles,
you know?
I'm not prepared nor, I must
Cansay, do I feel comfortable

at this point--
Yeah.

We're striking
out on hotels.

Well, if you like, I can wait
someplace else around here.

You think the U.S.
You'Secret Service lets you
Okofwalk around this building

unescorted?!

You can't!

You're a threat
to the President.

I'm really not.

( sighs heavily )

I'm going to work
for awhile now.

Sir?
Yeah.

Would you like
a coat?

It's not that cold.

( choral group
sings scat intro )

* Tall and tan

* And young and lovely

* The girl from Ipanema

* Goes walking

* And when she passes

* Each one she passes
goes, ah... *

No, no, I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.

This is a Ralé Chalet
in the mountains

with four-poster beds
and dust ruffles.

There's a 14,000 bottle
wine cellar.

We'll put our heads
You together ma'am.ke that?

I appreciate it.

Sandwiches.

Here you go.

You should
leave right now.

I'm leaving right now.

I-66, which they've beends
salting since this morning.

CHARLIE:
He'd like to do the Times
closer to 6:00.Yeah

Can C.J. or an deputy
sit in?

Yeah.

You guys are all set?

I can stay here
till you come back.

I'll just be a second.

Can you think of
an appropriate song

they can do for me
before I go?

You guys know
"Girl From Ipanema"?

PRESIDENT:
Charlie.
( group chuckling Yes, sir.

I want to see Josh
in his office.

Let him know
I'm coming.

Yes, sir.

Go ahead, go now.

I'll wait.

No, no, actually three units
are in the Sudan

and a fourth is in Turkey,
which...

just had a 6.2
seismic experience.

That's an earthquake, right?

Okay, make sure they know
it's just transportation
and oversight.

We don't need materials.

( knocking )

Come in.

Becky, also...

Excuse me.

I'll call you back.

Good afternoon, Mr. President.

Listen, this is
going to sound crazy

but Olympia Buckland
had an infant mortality bill

that we asked her not
to take out of committee

'cause it was
too expensive.

Yeah.

I'd like her initiative
or something similar

to be folded
into the HHS budget.

Yes, sir. We can make
it a priority with
the next Congress.

No, I mean I want it

for the next Congress.

You understand
what I'm saying?

that before it goes
I.to the printer on January 1ng

you want to rewrite
the Federal Budget.

If we nip and tuck
in different departments
we can do it. yeah

It will take an
around-the-clock
kind of effort.

Yes, it's a holiday

but OMB works
for us, right?

For the moment, yes.

You think this is crazy?

No, certainly
not crazier

than Leo going for peace
in the Middle East

by the close of business.

You can get it started?

Yes, sir, I can.

Thank you.

Thank you, Mr. President.

DONNA:
Good afternoon,
Mr. President.

It's not what
it looks like.

That's okay.

It's the...

What?
HHS budget, it seems

very important to him
and there's a hard deadline.

It's really okay.

I'll have you
on the road

as soon as I
possibly can.

Where do we start?

Call the policy councils.

Tell them we need
to package an initiative

on infant mortality.
I'll walk them through it.
Yeah.

Hello.
Good afternoon.
I'm Will Bailey.

Oh, it's good
to meet you.
Charlie Young.

The President's
going toOh, no, no, I'm meeting
in just Toby Ziegler here.

Yeah, Toby's not coming.
He called.

Leo needs him on the Hill.

Really?
Yeah.

Really?
for a time whenshould
Yeahthat's not happening.

I'll just go back
to my office.

No, sir, but this
is Will Bailey.ere yet?

PRESIDENT:
So, finally we meet.

Hello.

Want to come in?

Okay. Well, I sent some notes
on the Congressional section.

Did you?

Isn't Actually, I was just
why ymeeting Toby Ziegler.

To see me.
Yes.

I thought it was
about the notes

on the Congressional
section.

I'm pretty sure it is.
Okay.

Would you like
to come back with Toby?

I think so, sir, yes.

Well, thanks for stopping by.

Thank you, Mr. Justice...

Mr. Bartlet...

Mr. President, actually.

Oh, my God.

CHARLIE:
You know what?

I've seen worse.

Really?

Well, no.

Yeah.

Hey, I thought you
were up at the Hill.

On the Hill.
You're not at the Hill.

So, I'm back.
How'd it go?

Didn't go very well.

Presidential flameout?

Makes you feel like
you'll never know the
Doesn't malove of a real woman.

Can we not talk about it?

Sure.

What'd he say on
the Congressional section?

Never quite got there.

No.

Yeah, that's a harsh
look in the mirror.

That'll be with you

the next time you try
to make love to a real woman.

Look,
it doesn't matter about me.

Bonnie, would you
get Mr. Bailey and
I think thismyself a few minutes

with the President
this evening?

And, people, there are:
laws against campaigning

If you're going
to cover Will's office

please use plain oak tag

or shaving cream,
if you need to.

Hey, Toby, Lisa Lilly's
on the phone.Okay?
Yeah.

The Justice Department's having
some kind of thing tonight

when Albert Anastasia
with skitswas killed.nts to know

I can't find it.
Do you know?

No, but hang on a second.

When was Albert
Anatasia killed?

I'm sorry?

When was
Anastasia killed?

October of 1957.

October of '57.
GINGER:
Thanks.

Here you go.
Thanks.

7:30.

You'll be there?

Yes.
You promise?

Listen, when you
get home tonight

you'by the instinct
confto drink alone.

Trust that instinct.
Manage the pain.

Who rides a bicycle to work
when there's going to be
a foot and a half of snow?

These are all good questions.

Okay. Hey, your dad

seems like
such a nice guy.

I was talking
to him before.

Yeah?

Is he retired?

Yeah.

What did he do?

and before that, he worked
Hfor Murder Incorporated.

Boy, it really is snowing.

an earthquake in Turkey
and those units are occupied.

I say there's
been an earthquake.

A 6.2 seismic experience.

Thank you, I realize the hour
and it's a holiday

but if you can get back to me.

Thank you.

Well, they've got three
PADs working on it

and both deputies at DPC.

are having a hard time
taking action without
identifying offsets.

What are they
talking about?

Early childhood
nutrition.

They want to cut
early childhood nutrition?

The kids will
just die later.

They don't want
to cut anything.

They want
to explore a
What does OMB hadedicated tax.

A tax on poor people 'cause
they can't afford medical care.

I wouldn't try to
sell it that way.

( sighs )

I'll get you there
first thing in the morning.

What did you mean when you said
it's not what it looks like?

Jack's already down there?

Yeah.

I'll call him and apologize.

What did
you mean?
I meant that

I wasn't keeping
you here on purpose.

Why would I think
you were doing that?

I wasn't.

Why would I think you were?

I don't know,
it was just

something I said.

Listen, it doesn't have

and stick them on the seats
in the Press Briefing Room
and take a picture.menu know

We can do that and then I'll get
you drunk at the Hawk and Dove.

That sounds nice.

I have to go see
the President.

How's it going?

Leo and the President

have gone Christmas
crazier than usual.

You know
Danny's back.

Yeah, I got
an e-mail from him.

Any sparks?

Come here for a second.

that says the day
Shareef's plane went down

there was an airstrip
in Bermuda

that was secured
by Rangers.

I told him. I didn't
ask him any questions.ld Leo?

Danny thinks w-we somehow

got a Gulfstream
to land in Bermuda

then disassembled the plane
and distributed the piecesef

throughout the
Bermuda Triangle?

I think he spent too much
time in the Africa hot.

The thing is...
Yeah?

I'm absolutely certain

that's what happened.

If it is true, we needt supposed
to say so before Danny does.is.

We've been here before.

Not here

but I get your point.

Okay.

ZOEY:
Well, what do you think so far?

He's the best-
looking person

I've eWant me to tell you
in realabout his lineage?

Jean Paul Pierre
Oh, would yoClaude Charpentier

Vicomte de Conde
de Bourbon.

He's the 22nd
Vicomte de Bourbon

though obviously
that got interrupted

by the French
Revolution.

Yeah, that was a setback
for the Bourbons. Listen...

So I have to ask you
and I'm nervous

but I'd like Jean Paul
to come stay with us

in Manchester
this Christmas.

Zoey, I think
it's really sweet

that you still come to me
for permission.

You're classy
and you're old-fashioned.

So it's okay?

Not in
a million years.

Dad...

Listen.

Sit down for a second.

When you were
little, like two

I really wanted
you to like me

and I wasn't
sure you did.

With Liz and Ellie,
my act just worked

and with you,
I had to try harder.

Dad, what's wrong?

I did something
a few months ago

and I'm sure I was right
and I'd do it again

but it's hard to live with.

This is ridiculous.

You're freezing.

Come inside.

Dad, no...

Come inside.

Good evening, Mr.
President. Zoey.

Hi, Mr. McGarry.

You know,
why don't you
go back to the residence

and make sure your mom
hasn't killed your boyfriend.

Yeah, he can come
to Manchester.

He's going
to have more

Secret Service
stuff to do

and he sleeps
in the root cellar

which, like your
bedroom door

will be guarded
round the clock

by two U.S. marshals.

Okay.

She looks great.

I almost told her.

I've been feeling it
a little lately.

I've been exorcising my guilt

by having Josh crowbar
infant mortality money

into the HHS budget on
December 23 at 8:00.

For me, he's trying to get Arabs
and Israelis to like each other.

How's it going?

It's a challenge.

Yeah.

Danny Concannon
knows a guy

who couldn't get
to his locker.

Yeah.

We'll figure it out.

Yeah.

Stanley thought
it was weird

that I took the
S.A.T.s again, too.

It is.

You don't think
it's possible that

the remaining answer
was important?

No.

How the hell would you?
know? You got 1400.

True.

( knocking )

Sir?Yeah, send 'em in.

Good eveYeah. Listen, my reasons
Mr. Presfor not wanting to talk

about campaign reform at the
inauguration are simple.

It's not a
legislative speech

and when we cite issues,
it should be the ones

that affect people's lives.

Yes.
You agree?

Anything else?

No, sir.

In his defense, he
caught the bad note.

He came to me, he
made it important.

He wasn't distracted by
the fact that his office

was filled
with bicycles.
Excuse me?

Yeah.
You said
that I caught

the bad note?

to see how you'd dowas
telling truth to power.

Not very well so far.

I have no difficulty, sir,
telling truth to power.

Okay, except when I asked you
to come into the Oval Office

you said, "No. No, no.
No, no, no. No."

And I was firm
in my convictions.

And you called me Mr. Justice.

Can we get back
to why you think...?

to talk about issues
that affect people.

and you can't
raise the subject
halfway through a term.

Maybe, but I'm not convinced

and that's 'cause you
haven't convinced me.

This isn't Tillman
at the Stanford Club

or the California 47th.

This is big-boy school,
Mr. Bailey.

You understand?

Yes, sir, I do.

All right.
It's Christmas.

You've probably got
someplace to go.

Thank you, Mr. President.

I just need
to tell you this.

Come here.

Sorry. Come here.

Josh...

Come here.

All right,
it was desperation.

It wasn't out
of a desire to do evil.

He had a young family and he
barely spoke the language.

He went to jail.

He went to jail and you went
to school and it was all

a half century ago.

Look what he did
in two generations.

What room did you
just walk out of?

I appreciate that
that's what you think.

No, you don't, 'cause youhink
don't know what I know.

What?

That I would
give anything

who was a felon,
or a sister with a past.

That's it.

Josh!

I was just coming
to see you.

You're off the hook
with both of us.

We'll go for
infant mortality
after the first.

I don't mind.

People are working on it.

We've got a whole night
planned around it.with

Yeah, I'm calling it off

and I hooked Donna up
with a news helicopter

that's landing
about two miles

from the inn
she's going to.

Yeah. Oh, forget
Donna left?the Nativity.

We'll get 'em next time.

Yes, sir.

You know, I think it
might make it easier

if you knew some
of the history.

You shouldn't
have to ask

when Anastasia was killed.

Oh, my God.

I know when
Anastasia was killed.

I know about that
candy store in Brownsville.

I know about Louie Amberg.

I know about
the Half Moon Hotel

sixth story window,
Coney Island!

Dutch Schultz ain't never
heard of me, Toby.tell you

My crew...

It only happened
to terrible people.

Terrible people!
Murderers themselves.

Pa, please.
Loan sharkers.
Heroin.

These were our neighborhoods.

We don't have to do this
all in one night.

What?

It's getting late.

Stay on my couch.

You're getting out
in the morning.

I should...

I should stay
tonight with you?

You should stay
tonight with me.

Andrea's healthy?

Very healthy.

Got some names
picked out?

No, not yet.

WHIFFENPOOFS:
* O, holy night

* The stars
are brightly shining... *

Toby, uh...

Who is that that's
been singing here all day?

The Whiffenpoofs.

It's a group called
the Whiffenpoofs.

They came to do a series
Theyof concerts and the snow...

Yeah. Did you
say "Whiffenpoofs"?

I'm surprised you
haven't heard of them.

You used to like
Cole Porter a lot.

And they're singing
right now in this building?

Yeah. Right there.

* The thrill of hope

* The weary world rejoices

* For yonder breaks

* The new and glorious dawn

* Fall

* On your knees

* O, hear

* The angel voices

* O, night divine...

Ich hub uuz
duh gebracht.

What?

I'm having
the strongest memory.

* When Christ was born

( in distance ):
* O, night divine...

Josh.

Was I insensitive before

about telling you
Donna was gone?

No. What do you mean?

I don't It's fine. Of course
I thoughit's fine. It's great.

I was feeling guilty,
but now, this... is good.

This, this...
It's better than good.

It's the way
it should be.

Oh, get it together,
would you, please?

I'm trying.
Okay.

There's something
we have to talk about.

* It is the night of
our Dear Savior's birth... *

You'll tell me
when you need to.

* Long lay the world
in sin and error pining... *

It's four years later

and there are things
that are worse

and things that are

exactly the same.

Where do you start?

By fixing a roof?

I'm staying
on the phones.

You want to stay with me?

Yeah.

* For yonder breaks
the new and glorious dawn *

* Fall

* On your knees

* O, hear

* The angel voices

* O, night

* Divine

* Divine *

* O, night

* When Christ was born

* O, night

* Divine

* O, night

* O, night divine

* Fall

* On your knees

* O, hear

* The angel voices

* O, night

* Divine

* Divine *

* O, night

* When Christ was born

* O, night

* Divine

* O, holy night

* O, night divine.