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All right. fine. that's it? >> don't tell me -- tell me the story quickly. >> all right. an announcer for the first campaign, the voice, the voting rights, was a man named adolph caesar. adolph was an actor and went on to get an academy award nomination for "a soldier story." he was a powerful voice. fast forward to rare moon running for mayor again in '93, whenever it was. he said, "i want to use adolph." i said, "he's passed away." i said, get him. you couldn't take -- wouldn't take no for an answer. that was marion. when we worked with anything, get it done. we did. we got another announcer...

There's infighting everywhere. >> you talk about america moving forward. it was nice how the president used the term breakout and all of that, but i want to ask a question about the nature of washington and congress, partly against the background of president kennedy, very pro-science, very pro-technology, bowl enough to say we'll put a man on the moon at a time when we couldn't possibly have down it the day he made that announcement. i am struck, and i would like both of you to com, is the president had a very interesting explanation why you couldn't take his skills. the government regulation...