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I would sit down and go through my program right after this is over.

I've been here for six months, laying out proposals for care, health care, wicks, child abuse, all of the things that you and I care so much about.

Anybody else? Is the caucus system a good system? Well, I'd make one change in the caucus system.

I'd have it started in Arizona.

Laughter I don't actually know what all the bar lights are going to be on.

I don't think there's a spot light.

Yeah, I don't know.

Okay, that's fine.

Alright, yeah, there must be a light.

I don't know if I...

Is that on camera? No.

I see, I see.

Go ahead.

We're through.

You guys know what it's like.

Laughter I thought that worked out well.

I thought that worked out well.

We didn't seem to have any big advantage to go...

Laughter That's always pretty smart.

Let me show you something else here.

And this is...

Three or four hundred thousand people.

People in this state shouldn't have to be begged to come out to these caucuses.

They ought to do it as a matter of democracy, a matter of being an American citizen, and paying homage to the young men who've lost their lives to protect this democracy.

Candidates shouldn't have to spend millions of dollars on television advertising and paid staff to get the people of Iowa out to these caucuses.

I think the people of Iowa care enough about their democracy and their children's future to participate in these caucuses and bring their friends.

If the people of Iowa want to send a signal across this country, and particularly rural Iowa, they'll pack those caucuses with the largest number of people that have ever participated.

And that's my challenge to this state.

If that happens, we'll end up picking the best person to be president of the United States.

Thank you all very much.

How are you? Oh, yeah, I do.

Nice to see you.

How are you? Where's my...

I'm over here.

Come on in.

This is the tiniest baby.

This is the biggest.

Well, I was going to, but we're running late.

We're running late, yeah.

Actually, I need a trim.

A little trim in the back for the debate tomorrow.

I got mine.

Oh, is it? How was it? It's very leaping, honey.

Yeah, she did an interview with 60 Minutes, going to be on Sunday night.

So she's still...

You're going to lose where this guy is.

Here, give me five.

Wow.

What do you mean? What is it? Mine.

Mine.

That's good enough.

What's this guy inside there? What are you doing? Nothing.

Can you tell me your name? Ron.

Ron.

Ron.

Ron.

Ron.

Ron.

Ron.

Ron.

Ron.

Do you know who this is over here? I've never seen her before on their show.

I understand.

Louis, we took on the establishment, I was the leader of a group called the Young Turks, and we changed a lot of things within the system, but we changed a lot of the basic assumptions in that town.

We've lighted the whole downtown.

Nobody said it could be done, everybody said it could be a radical idea.

Off we go to the rails, sir.

Alright.

This is the framework of a new foreign policy for America.

Because for 45 years, our foreign policy has been based upon one...

Maybe not everything but a lot.

Thank you.

Here we go.

Wait a second, wait, wait, wait.

We need some tape.

I don't know what you're talking about.

A lot of coverage, and I didn't say much new in it.

Anything.

Hold it, hold it.

Okay.

...corporate trace like the insect...

Great, that's great.

Great to be back, we've had some great times here.

Say hi.

Hi.

I don't think we did.

I think that was on there to help pull it.

Was that heavy? Thank you.

I appreciate that very much.

What are you doing? I'm doing a lot of work.

I'm just getting a little wet.

We're going shopping.

I'm just requesting that everyone come to my keyboard.

I'm not scared.

The only thing I'm scared of is fire.

...the ...we've got to give him shelter.

Let's keep moving in here.

...I'm going to get your character in this one.

Look at all these kids.

How are you? I'm going to go shopping.

Nice to see you.

How are you? Nice to see you.

...I'm so proud of each one of you.

I want to say thank you and thank you for your support.

You are Richard Gephardt, I'm John.

I know you're going to be very proud of me.

God bless you and God speed each one of you.

...the ...generation has to end racial violence and obtain racial justice.

This generation must end economic violence and obtain economic justice for all of the people.

...that are going to talk from a first -hand knowledge about Reverend Jackson's five -point plan ...for restoring livestock agriculture in this country.

...and our first guest...

...I get really upset.

...I like to help save whales, but when it comes to saving farmers, it does not have the same connotation.

My husband and I farm a diversified farm, as I said, an hour west of here, ...and my being away from the farm these days is very difficult for him because we farm a labor -intensive farm.

We are diversified.

We have a dairy, we have strawberries, we have red berries, we have...

...I feel that the five -point plan that Jesse Jackson has is very good.

I feel that we should all support it, go to the caucuses, and support that sort of initiative in our country.

...and let's keep that.

She will be out of business.

The only answer for Gary Carmer...

...is a president.

Yeah, we got it.

...Rashad, a number of people.

So we're going to talk later on today.

He will not be on the air tomorrow as a result of it.

But again, I remember some years, one of the most audit supporters of social justice and fairness in sports...

...is Howard Cassell.

He made a statement one night during a money...

...period.

That's great.

I think of all things considered, I prefer to go off.

...next November.

Certainly, it concerns my health.

The policy, the economic, the cost of the military link is too bloody.

We must alter a leadership.

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...if you're not a British reporter, come down now.

Come down.

Friends.

Can I write on this? Don't have the voter registration application.

Raise your hand now.

This will take only a few moments.

You need the voter registration application.

Raise your hand.

Yes.

We're going to have a good, a good, hefty debate on what Mr.

Marlowe and Hope had to say.

Hope was a very healthy debate.

Nobody has a heart attack.

Yes.

Yes.

Can you cover me a minute, please? Friends, let's build a press conference kind of live on the spot.

On this issue, I've stopped drugs and saved jobs.

Hear me, friends, because every parent must be concerned and must know.

If you know someone in your age group who is dead because of drugs, raise your hand.

Raise your hand.

I see a hand.

You know someone in your age group who is in jail because of drugs, raise your hand.

Who's in jail because of drugs.

Raise it high enough so we can see it.

Hands down.

You know, as the parents, there's something fundamental about this drive.

We can make a difference.

And we must make a difference.

Don't you give up and assume it can't happen.

Your vote does count.

You are the person who will cost less than $30 ,000.

The same child.

Make America a medal cup for everybody.

That's right.

I let you, Cheapman.

Come on, let's go.

Now, have a break.

All older and you are not a registered voter, raise your hand.

Be fair now.

You are 18 old children.

Thank you very much.

God bless you.

We're just going to walk where it isn't there.

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