We must somehow recapture the image of our youth.
We will be disciplined, we will be determined, we will be determined to be the best we can be.
We will make a difference.
We will make a difference.
We will make a difference.
Watch yourselves.
Watch your grades.
Watch your grades.
We will make a difference.
We will make a difference.
We will make a difference.
We will make a difference.
We will make a difference.
We will make a difference.
We will make a difference.
We will make a difference.
We will make a difference.
We will make a difference.
We will make a difference.
We will make a difference.
Okay, alright.
Come on, let's step into it.
Come on.
68 and 88.
68 and 88.
68 and 88.
I want to see.
Those are my people.
They follow.
I think I know where they're going.
I'm going to catch up.
Okay, ladies and gentlemen, let's move it back over here.
No! Let's register.
No! No! No! No! No! No! No! Let's register.
No! Move! Move! Please get back.
Move! No! Move! Move! Get out.
Move! Move! Move! Move! The people under the Constitution have the right to assemble.
We're going to assemble.
We're going to march.
Mr.
Barrett? In Forsyth County, we were battered, we were brutalized.
Fifty -eight people were arrested because they tried to wave the stars and stripes.
We're going to wave it here in Atlanta today, and we're not going to be denied.
So what's your membership? The American people is our membership.
How many? The protests have spread all over the city.
Yes, but in a democracy, it's winner -take -all.
It doesn't mean that you have English, or rather you have Spanish -speaking people controlling San Antonio, or Negroes controlling Atlanta, or homosexuals controlling San Francisco.
It means an America for Americans.
And we won't rest until we do, in the 1980s, what they did for the minorities in the 1960s.
There's one difference, though.
We're going to take to the streets.
We're going to rally.
But we're not going to loot.
We're not going to riot.
We're going to wave flags and sing songs.
They're the past.
We're the future.
Richard Barrett, thank you very much for joining us here today on CNN.
What we will do is...
We're the people who will never surrender.
We'll never surrender.
We'll never surrender.
We'll never surrender.
We are protesting the undemocratic Democratic Party.
Undemocratic is the plan.
Michael Dukakis, that will stand and hold up the hands of the homosexuals, takes on the aim of the family in America.
Jesse James...
We made little...
Hey, man, don't be hitting me with that.
It's a baggage out of my country! Why are you spinning on people? Get away! Why are you swearing so much? You said it was yours.
I'm a fucking whore! Fuck you! Fuck you! And Jocker! Are you gay? Are you a little bit of a dick? Are you? Are you white? I'm a fucking A's, a white child.
You want A's? You want A's? Are you thinking for yourself or are you just...
Of course, man.
Who wants to die? All right, press.
Y 'all, move back, press.
You can go back.
Go back to the plane.
Okay.
Move it up.
You all have biggest problems.
Go on over here.
Y 'all go on in.
Go ahead.
All right.
All right.
Let's move in a little bit so we're not blocking people from walking up the block and using Open up here.
Open up side.
So 90...
Keep moving.
Come on.
All right, moving in.
Moving in.
All right.
Please stay on the sidewalk.
We're going.
It is natural that we should be standing here today with the descendants of those immigrants, a people who have not lost the spirit as an oppressed people because the immigrants came here fleeing the countries of their origins to escape from either spiritual, cultural, economic, or political persecution.
How soon they forgot because almost from the beginning they reversed their roles and the world.
So no pressure.
This is a Republican and I say that for two reasons.
Traditionally the Democrats have been pro -choice, which is really a pro -death position.
The Republicans have been pro -life.
Traditionally the Democrats have believed that homosexuality is an onerous lifestyle.
God calls it sin.
Traditionally the Republicans have believed that homosexuality is an onerous lifestyle.
The Republicans have said that homosexuality destroys the American family.
For that reason I say that God is a Republican.
where you never fight time tonight.
The heart of Bush's name is freedom.
USA.
Of course we have to supply the A's.
It's sort of amazing how big it is.
It was morally reprehensible.
It arose by any other name that still has thorns.
Aids is a cure, not a disease.
It eliminates the people with a problem.
That might sound cruel, but it's sort of like a self -destructive mechanism.
It's time to turn rhetoric into action.
It's time to turn rhetoric into action.
It's time to turn rhetoric into action.
It's time to turn rhetoric into action.
It's time to turn rhetoric into action.
Only a position is no better than the Democrats on the board, and it's time to turn rhetoric into action.
It's time to turn rhetoric into action.
It's time to turn rhetoric into action.
Only a position is no better than the Democrats.
It's time to turn rhetoric into action.
It's time to turn rhetoric into action.
You understand? It's time to turn rhetoric into action.
It's time to turn rhetoric into action.
It's time to turn rhetoric into action.
It's time to turn rhetoric into action.
It's time to turn rhetoric into action.
It's time to turn rhetoric into action.
It's time to turn rhetoric into action.
It's time to turn rhetoric into action.
It's time to turn rhetoric into action.
It's time to turn rhetoric into action.
It's time to turn rhetoric into action.
It's time to turn rhetoric into action.
It's time to turn rhetoric into action.
It's time to turn rhetoric into action.
It's time to turn rhetoric into action.
It's time to turn rhetoric into action.
It's time to turn rhetoric into action.
It's time to turn rhetoric into action.
It's time to turn rhetoric into action.
It's time to turn rhetoric into What's your message today? Oh, you're back again.
What's your line today? Well, this is Danny Quayle, and I represent George Bush.
And I'm here for the great debate of the century.
And we are supporting George and Danny for president and vice president.
And sometimes Danny thinks he's JFK.
And he got the sign here and says, look, look at George Bush and Danny Quayle.
For the president and vice president of the United States for the next coming four years.
There will be refreshments for the working press here.
And this area over here is where the presidential will be picked up at 10 o 'clock in the morning.
There's for every key light that could possibly burn out, there's a backup light.
Going back to the audio for just a second, where you see the microphones, the fixed microphones, where it looks like there's one microphone, there are actually three on the candidate podiums.
In case one fails, we've got two to go to.
And the same is true of the panelists and moderator, where it looks like there's just one fixture.
There are actually two microphones in that fixture.
We're utilizing some new technology.
Also, the mics are somewhat baffled in case they start to drum their fingers on the desk surface or the podium surface.
We would be able to dampen the sound somewhat.
Seven cameras.
I'll get to that in a second.
Seven cameras.
There are two in that slot behind that are getting head on shots of the moderator and panelists.
This is Shaw's seat.
As you can see, talking about our redundancy, there are two IFBs in here.
One on either side.
Take my word for it, even though they're now draped in black.
If one goes out, he uses the other one.
That IFB is simply the communications device we use so I can talk into his ear.
Let's see.
Compton.
Warner.
Mitchell.
And that's also the order of questions.
I think I'm...
I don't know why it's on the floor.
It shouldn't be.
It's a bad treatment place.
Pardon me? We have someone standing here to catch a turn -on shot.
No, look.
I want to say we think of everything, but we try and think of everything.
For those of you who care about such mundane matters, these are the two cameras back here that will get the panelists and moderator.
They're being draped in black so they won't pick up any reflections.
And they'll be as unobtrusive as possible to people watching at home who are seeing a picture taken from the camera in front.
And behind...
Hey, no violence.
Get off.
Get away.
No violence.
No violence.
George Bush hasn't run yet.
George Bush hasn't run yet.
Hey, I'm a violent criminal.
We can act for a long time.
Mike, let's see it.
Come on, Edwin.
I'm going to kill you.
Edwin, please.
Is that a paternity joke? No.
Would you commit yourself to any of those horror choices, such as which one of those entitlements ought to be ignored? Andrew, why do people who want to balance budgets or bring the deficit in, always go to those programs which tend to benefit people of very moderate needs? Loretta Lynn went to sneak it up in the sand, looked at little towns, and talked to agriculture.
And not one thing that I see is respect on your network about my views on agriculture.
And not one did I read in a newspaper.
Why? Because you're so interested in a poll that might have been coming out.
...position paper, and we see this much about it because everyone else is fascinated with polls and who's up or down today and who's going to be up or down tomorrow.
So I think we can all share.
Thanks for the weekend! Thanks for the weekend! Thanks for the weekend! Thanks for the weekend! George Bush's killer got a White House medal! George Bush's killer got a White House medal! Murderers to Mike! Murderers to Mike! Murderers to Mike! Murderers to Mike! Murderers to Mike! Murderers to Mike! There will be no more debates.
Governor DeFranco, do you have a question? I can understand it.
Alright, are we all here? This is the media center, the press filing center, and what we now call where the spin doctors will work.
This area down here we'll call Spin Alley.
This area down here we'll call Spin Alley.
This area down here we'll call Spin Alley.
What is this, gag TV? I'm doing my own reversals.
She'd like to ask you questions.
What is this, gag TV? What is this, gag TV? Where you can go closer, eh? Where you can go closer, eh? Stiffer! No running, no running.
Hold on to your seat.
Side shot here.
Okay, let's go around.
Make up some speed.
Alright, pick it up.
Hit the deck.
It's coming! Woo! Press Mr.
Johnny Bush, his wife, Columbus, and his children, George, Dee, Noel, and Jeff Jr.
The American people represent a brilliant diversity, spread like stars, like a thousand points of light in a broad and peaceful sky.
And so today I want to ask a question.
What is it that produces the light? What is it that makes these thousand points of light shine? What is it that will make America a kinder and gentler nation? And perhaps I should ask who, who is it? And the answer quite simply is, really, it's you.
It is individuals.
I'm going out to once the motorcade gets underway, as we know a little bit earlier, he's going to travel.
I like to get lens.
Hey, hang around.
I like to get lenses.
I got a phone set up.
President Bush and the First Lady, Barbara Bush.
I'm so glad to be here, your best friend.
Is everybody having a good time tonight? Say yeah.
Is everybody having a good time tonight? Say yeah.
So glad to be here.
Bless the President.
Bless him for the President.
Bless the President.
Thank you very much.
I taught Lee everything he knows about that kind of dancing.
I want to introduce Sam Moore, who has a presentation for you.
Mr.
President.
Ladies and gentlemen, our President of the United States, another one.
The Are you ready for that kind of love? Will Protestants and Catholics love one another? Will Catholics and Protestants love one another? Will evangelicals and Pentecostals love one another? Just because my theology is different than yours, will you love me? Will I love you? Will we watch each other's feet? S -A -L -T, you are the salt of the earth.
We need teaching, and not just any kind of teaching, but apostolic teaching.
That's it.
Did you see him? Did you see him? Yeah.
He thinks we're all here to say hello.
We're waiting for the gate.
It's George Bush.
He's going to sleep.
He's going to sleep.
Good night.
