Power Page #4
- R
- Year:
- 1986
- 111 min
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- How did you find out?
- We just heard.
He'll be entering
the primary?
Yes, but I expect
he'll be unopposed.
Mr. Billings.
Nonetheless, that's the opinion here.
The filing deadline's the 1st.
We already organized
to collect signatures.
Mr. Cade is well-known
within Ohio and...
...the Senate seat is something
he's giving serious thought to.
You know my price?
$25,000 a month plus expenses,
Tell me more
about Mr. Cade.
Senator, how are you, sir?
How are you? It's good
to see you again.
Madam.
I got one for you.
Why did they put windshield wipers
on a Polish airline...
- ...on the inside?
- Why?
- Hey! How're you doing?
- Wilfred, you old reprobate!
I hear you're gonna resign
from the paper and finally...
- ...do some good in the world.
- Oh, God.
- Good to see you.
- Nice seeing you.
- My Goodness.
- Good morning.
I was worried for a while
Oh, no, I got your message.
You were in London last week.
Yes, Leonard and I were summoned
by our news editor for some...
...in-depth preplanning of our--
let's see, of our--
American election coverage.
- Wilfred?
- Yes?
What have you heard about, um,
about Sam Hastings?
Oh! Nothing yet.
He's supposed to be sick.
Hm! No ideas, huh?
Are you writing this down,
Ellen, honey?
No, no, no.
I'm just curious.
All I know is he--
- Have you decided?
Oh, uh, yes.
Have you got any freshly
squeezed orange juice?
- You didn't have any the last time.
- We have.
Right. I'll have
...and English muffin.
I'll have that juice, too,
- Anything else, Mr. Buckley?
- A doughnut plain.
All I know is, I ran into him
three weeks ago...
...at the Gridiron thing,
and everything was great.
He looks great,
like usual.
He feels good, just had
everything cheked out
just fine,
and, all of a sudden,
he's walking away from
the U.S. Senate. Mmm?
This means that
Mr. St. John loses...
...one of his "A" clients.
How's our boy?
Have you seen him lately?
I called him,
he's in South America.
He was doing the...
...presidential campaign
last week, there.
Are you two getting
back together?
- Are you?
- No.
Let's get right to it, shall we?
Did he screw you
as good as he did me?
- Have you seen him?
- No.
You're doing the New Mexico
gubernatorial race, uh...
- ...Frank McKusker, right?
- Yeah.
You'll be seeing him
very soon.
- He got Wallace Furman.
Well, why not? Get the best
money can buy, right?
That's what he is, isn't he?
I mean, he's the very best.
It doesn't matter what or who
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