Dick Page #3
...regarding offensive action
north of the 22nd parallel.
Bottom line, Henry...
...is we bomb them
or we don't, isn't it?
I wouldn't put it exactly in that...
I have something to say.
Go on, Arlene.
War is not healthy for children
Henry, that's the voice
of the youth of America.
Yeah, well, first of all...
...it wasn't a war
that this administration started.
Henry, Jesus, let's not start that.
Isn't there somebody
waiting out there for me?
Let's go!
Welcome on board.
Hey, good to have you.
Mr. Haldeman, it's your wife.
Have a great day. Congratulations!
I don't have time to talk to her.
- You're starting another war!
- I don't have time to talk to her.
If you have a problem with Vietnam,
talk to Johnson.
- He's dead!
- Yeah, thank God.
Do we bomb or not bomb?
Let's get this done with today.
There they are.
I'm sorry!
We're coming!
Because of your thoughtlessness...
...we have missed the field trip lunch
at McDonald's...
...which the students on
the other buses are now enjoying.
We will return to school...
...for a cold lunch...
...in the cafeteria.
But we really did meet the President.
I swear to God.
And he did ask us to be
the official White House dog walkers.
Every lie is another brick...
...in the pathway to hell.
You're so stupid.
I hate you.
Guess what happened to us today!
What's the matter?
Your brother got his letter.
I got drafted.
Now you can get my room,
like you always wanted.
Betsy, are you okay?
I'm fine.
I was wondering what we'll do with
his crappy bed, dresser and nightstand.
You think the President meant it
when he said we could walk Checkers?
You think the President meant it
when he said we could walk Checkers?
He's the President, Betsy.
We should bake him cookies.
Let's make Hello Dollies.
It's my mom's special recipe.
All's my mom says is that my dad died
in a car crash before I was born.
You've never seen
She said it upset her too much,
so she threw everything away.
No offense, but it's obvious
you're being lied to.
The whole story is way too convenient.
Is the butter melting?
Yes, but you can't have any.
They're for the President.
Don't forget the walnuts, man.
So you really think
that my father could be alive?
Alive and famous.
He was probably married...
...and your mom had to keep it
a secret to protect his reputation.
How come there's little
green leaves in the walnuts?
Larry says they're just
from the walnut tree.
Anyway...
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