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we could be more efficient | in this department.

They keep saying they're going to transfer | these volumes to computer files.

They can't even afford to immunize children | against polio.

You think this is a priority?

I'm interested in 1939, 1940. | Around that time.

Yes, mineral leases.

Let's see.

I could drop dead in here. | They wouldn't find me for a month.

- That's odd. | - It's not here.

No 1939 or '40.

Someone check it out?

These are official government records. | They don't get checked out.

- Could it have been misplaced? | - Not by me.

If they have, they may as well have fallen | into the Bermuda Triangle.

Cray Fowler used to work | in the Public Defender's Iffice.

Cray Fowler was very good at his job.

Cray Fowler kept more of his clients | out of jail than anyone in the city...

so they could go right back to doing | what they were good at.

Now Cray Fowler wants to go | to Washington.

Decent people need representation, too.

The time is ripe.

I guess he's not going for the black vote.

On the bright side, | your support among convicted felons...

is practically 100 percent.

The guy's a f***ing pig.

- A pig with a 20-point lead. | - Has this aired yet?

- How'd we get this? | - We have a friend in his camp.

F*** Hollister. | He's an accident waiting to happen.

I'll lay even money that the 10:00 news | could find our boy in bed...

cross-eyed with a troop of circus midgets | and a green monkey...

that's under indictment, | and come Election Day...

his margin of victory wouldn't dip any lower | than tits on a giraffe.

Thank you. Goodnight.

Cliff, Pudge, I'll meet you at the restaurant.

I almost forgot. I got a gift for you.

The Governor gave me this. | When you stop that, all...

- Sorry I'm late. | - You're not late. Just being timely.

- You know Avner Hollister. | - How you doing?

- I believe we met at the Endymion Ball. | - That's right.

You know Bennett Jones, | my very able campaign manager.

- You probably don't remember me. | - No, I don't.

I haven't seen you since you were this high.

Lt. Michael Trevallian, NOPD.

He's my man in charge | of campaign security.

Why don't we move on | to the logistics for the debate?

All you got to do is slap one of these | on your car...

and come see me in Washington | next September.

Cut the cards.

Opening statements.

We were thinking five minutes per candidate | and questions...

Pudge?

Thank you.

First time I've been out here...

since the accident.

Didn't he say anything to you?

No.

The Colonel used to bring us out.

I've been coming out | ever since she was a pup.

Gentlemen, the bar is open.

Ain't no fun no more.

Thinking about your old man?

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