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Mr. President, Mr. President, Mayor Duffer, Mr. Phoenix, Mr. Powell, Mr. President, Mr. Mayor, good to see you again, Mr. Sam, Mr. President, my wife, my child, very nice to see you, Mr. President, nice to hear your voice, my oldest son, Doug, Andy, Tom, my father, how old are you?

How old are you?

You remember the gun, huh?

Well, that's a great band.

Tell us a little about us.

We've got two more boys.

Six-year-old and a two-year-old.

Isn't that nice?

Five boys, whatever.

Five brothers and mine.

All boys, no girls.

Look at all that literature.

You haven't been to Washington, have you?

I know.

Yeah, I used to do that all my life.

That's pretty good.

Very good.

The way you do it, you get on this side of me.

There you are.

Now let me see.

You stand right in front of me.

That's right.

Now you get on this side of your head.

Now, now you've got a well balanced smile on your face.

He took a picture of my daughter, which is on a part of the town, you see.

The town's name is on his daughter's head.

And that's a picture of his dad.

He's one of the, we have him on the pavement.

The good housekeeping was stated by another man.

He took all these pictures.

And the good housekeeping is so good housekeeping.

Yeah.

Yeah, and then there's one low, too.

That's one.

I appreciate you, your fine work out there.

Being a painter is the toughest job in the world.

Being in such a great city.

It's a great challenge.

I'd like to very much present to you, Mr. President, the Centennial coin.

We just completed these.

Any of them here are fountains.

This is over the corner of Strathclyde and I'm going to make a donation.

First 100 years of being here.

Oh, that's great.

Well, I'm glad to have this.

I got the, uh, some kind of thing for Birmingham the other day.

They've come in, so...

I don't want to go back 300 years, but it's another thing.

I still love it.

It's famous as the Yom City.

My Yoms are above the big cities in the world.

The Yoms are the biggest cities in the world.

Don't get any bigger.

I know people are going to come in there.

Now let me see.

We've got a few little assets for you.

For the boys, we'll get you a little tighter.

That's it.

You see the presidential seal up there?

There is the presidential seal.

That's it.

You get one.

And here's the tie.

Now, see, you get a little tighter.

And that's for you.

Head to center for the other two boys.

You get them tight.

Do you have one of these?

Well, yeah, but you can take it and all of you can use it.

Wonderful, that's for the hand.

I never looked at it.

It's a very special thing to see.

Well, we wish you all the very best here.

The other boy you didn't bring.

Yeah, well, they won't wish you much.

Six-year-old would probably be deeply resentful.

I hope you don't mind.

Thank you, Mr. President.

I'll be testifying on Friday.

I don't know about it.

I know you learned that.

We're working on it.

Yes.

I think that we'll get it sooner or later.

Well, I tell you, we've got most of the mayors, most of the governors, most of the county officials on our side.

And just lay it on the line.

They'll give you a rough time.

Just stick in there.

Thank you.

I appreciate it very much.

Well, thank you, sir.

Have you seen the police?

Absolutely.

I did.

Good.

That's up here.

Well, Freddy, are you engaged, too?

No.

I see.

Well, I'm so glad to see you.

Right.

Well, that's good.

That's good.

Take a special tour.