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When we started our investigation in task force work some months ago, the first...

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I say for the next 20 years.

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...and then wind down.

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But I hope in the process of these thousands of words I've spewed out over the last few minutes,

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that I've translated to you, and I think that you have translated to me.

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The South Side.

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Young Harold Skytalker sat at his desk where he was about to receive a visit from the Rebellion.

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Yes, isn't it, Harold Skytalker?

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What do you mean I was supposed to represent you in court this morning?

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I'm sorry, I forgot.

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I must discover some method by which to ameliorate my recollective capabilities.

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Come in. Jesse Jack Solo, what are you doing here?

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Harold, the Rebellion needs you. We want you to run for mayor of the Empire.

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But I am already quite amicably employed, and my present capacity is representative to the Federation.

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It would be anathema for me to eschew my legislative responsibilities therein.

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Besides, Jane Byrne is protected by Lord Vidolyak, the master of the clout.

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Oh, Harold, the clout is a myth. We don't need the clout, we got the corporations.

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We got Solvstein, Johnson Products, Johnson Publications.

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They will give us money. We can register 50,000 new voters.

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The clout is out, because we got the movement.

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I believe you are articulating exactitude.

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He stood outside council chambers with his supporters giving him encouragement.

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Jesse, Harold, you need fear, no power, for you have self-righteousness on your side.

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I accept the veracity of that, and thank you for it.

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What about you, my good friend, Obi-Wan Oberman?

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Have you any words of counsel?

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Well, Harold, I just want you to know that all the people of Liberalland are behind you 100%.

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And they've sent this token of their esteem, a bottle of wine and some cheese.

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How about it?

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You're going to be our BB-Anthro de Gravel.

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People always told me, tell us what you do.

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But don't go around making young girls happy.

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And my house told me that.

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People always told me, hey, hey, hey.

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Okay.

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Give me my jacket a minute, will you?

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I got head and knees.

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I will.

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You do a lot of putting.

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That's wine.

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I'm sorry, official, you're going to farm a couple of games.

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I want to rip you.

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So I'm trying to.

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Go bad for the reporters.

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Go bad for the reporters.

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You know what we said?

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We're going to stop when we get to 29.

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We're going to stop.

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We've got 16.

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That could be a ring of four.

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You're on Zoliac's side for a change.

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No, no, he's on our side.

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I'm going to kill everybody.

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It's better.

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Winner up.

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Winner up.

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Winner up.

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Winner up.

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Winner up.

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Thank you.

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Mark the race, guys.

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Thank you.

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I want to welcome you and the rest of Chicago to our show.

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And I want to thank you for all the help and cooperation.

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We've got this here in use this time in a beautiful way.

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And I want all of Chicago to come and see our beautiful show and enjoy.

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Mr. Wilson, the host here in Chicago, thanks you for honoring us with this fine exhibition

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so many years.

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And I have joined you in telling all Chicago come down and see this fine art show.

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It's one of the best in the world.

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Pay homage to a wonderful group who just tried to make this city great.

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Thank you.

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We have a campaign.

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We never got a payment.

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Oh, right here.

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Come on.

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Let's get the book.

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Here you go.

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What's that doing?

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I'll join you then.

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Thank you.

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The expo.

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This is it.

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I'm going to introduce you.

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This is the mayor of Chicago.

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How are you?

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I'm good.

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How are you?

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I'm good.

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Thank you.

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We're all the way from Moscow.

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Thank you for your love.

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Thank you.

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Thank you for your support.

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This is the highlight of my evening.

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Oh, Flory, how are you?

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Have you got the mayor's head yet?

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It's all done.

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You know the jokes?

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You're out.

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Flory, sir, nice to see you.

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I'll have a high-fiving.

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Thank God for that.

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The next speaker is a member of the Arts Council staff, Ms. Mary.

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We'll be under the spotlight presenting dance, theater, music, painting, sculpture, and photography.

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This is Carol Washington.

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On this occasion for me, it gives me an opportunity to thank the City Arts Group for their tremendous endowment contribution to this city and to the various neighborhoods over the years.

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It marks a juncture, our eternity, in which they are stimulating their contributions and we are stimulating our concern about the arts throughout this city, not just downtown, but throughout the entire community.

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On Washington and Deerfield streets, with a performance by the Joseph Holmes Dance Theater, and whereas from May 21 to May 26, city art scenes were live in Chicago with a total of 18 dance, music, theater.

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Whereas the Chicago Community Trust is nice and 612.

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Release of the loans.

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There is much of a surprise to you as they are to us.

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About a block ahead of us.

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Come on, get out, put it right there.

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Come on, get out, put it right there.

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... skilled and sensible political individual.

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I leave you with this question.

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Some people are talking about Larry moving on to perhaps better and bigger things.

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And I know some of advisors are wondering, how could that young, smiling face be a good prosecutor?

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And that's a fair question for them to ask.

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But I leave you with one question in return.

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Has anybody looked at Dan Webb's face lately?

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Happy birthday, Larry.

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Thank you very much.

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... and a little group of ideologues who just run around all over the place,

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spouting some of the great goals and objectives,

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dealing with all of the things that you call apple pie and motherhood,

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but having a tremendous belief that the essence of politics is to promote positive and progressive change.

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And the thing that I like about Larry Bloom best,

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I suspect should he become an attorney for the people,

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I can just see him when he gets serious about prosecuting a case,

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because when Larry gets serious, he tiptoes.

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And so now, Mr. President, I tell you that this so-and-so,

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you look around and you think that you're in the United States Senate or somewhere.

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Larry, what we want you to do is just keep on being whatever it is that you decide to run for,

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if you decide to run, I've got a strong feeling that there are a lot of people who are going to run with you,

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and we're going to run with you.

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I'm going to run for the people who are going to run with you.

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They are all going to run with you.

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I have got a strong feeling that I have a strong feeling about you.

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There we go.

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Group picture. Group picture.

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I've had a view to politics.

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There are people in this room who have much more experience in politics than I do.

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But I've learned very basic lessons over the past four and a half years.

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That is that the people don't expect much.

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People expect you to be honest.

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The people expect you to be straight.

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The people expect you to respond.

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I don't know what my future holds.

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We're all here together because we are all in this together.

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Thank you for supporting me.

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Thank you for your encouragement.

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I can tell you as I've told you already, this is only the beginning.

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We're in it together. Thank you very much.

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We're going to be singing Happy Birthday.

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We want to acknowledge a few more folks who are here.

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Thank you.

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Thank you.

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Thank you.

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Happy Birthday!

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Happy Birthday!

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We got him.

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Alright!

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I'm going to some place else.

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Drink later if you'd like to join us.

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Have fun.

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What are you drinking right now?

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Thank you.

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Happy Birthday!

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If I won in the Democratic primary after state's attorney and win in the Democratic Party's approval.

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Thank you.

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I'm from the fourth quarter of the century.

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I know the fourth.

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I'm a political president in all but the 201.

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I'm a politician.

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And on top of that, 17, I'm a technologist in general.

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I'm qualified to be a president.

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A question for you is, will the Democratic Party support me?

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Except for the close-up, that's the question.

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The Democratic Party has never stated a black woman was a part of the office in the distance town.

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It's time to fix that.

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Happy Birthday!

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I think it might be the safest thing to do.

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23,000 votes.

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And that's what we're looking at right now.

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So this film is supported in part by a grant from Joe.

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We have finished our course.

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And we have kept the faith.

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And Frank said of Harold Washington, and I quote him now, is elected, we've got to resuscitate Al Capone and run him for mayor.

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That's the kind of guy he is.

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And the other, of course, is always standing on the wings, ham actor that he is, Ronnie.

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And so Bernie has two outside colleagues, Ronnie and Rizzo.

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Now if you follow dog racing, this is known as a real quinella.

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I am proud that as of this point, the Democratic voters have seen fit to give me the nomination.

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And notwithstanding that there may appear to be opposition, I don't think that should stop us.

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I think that opposition will dwindle.

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I think that people like Hedvig Doliak and George Dunn, we can bring that group back together.

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I think that the Democratic voters in this city are ready for a change.

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And I think that the people all over this country are looking for a change.

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They're looking for leadership.

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And they're looking to Chicago for leadership.

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The hosannas we've received from all over this country are staggering.

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The goodwill pouring into this city should be enough to sustain us, at least to my first four years of office.

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I asked you to be patient.

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Stay with us.

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Stay with us.

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We'll take a little bit.

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We'll be back to you with further announcements.

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Thank you very much.

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Thank you.

