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Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (1939)

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Senator Jefferson Smith.

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On the expulsion of Jefferson Smith.

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Never mind. Forget it.

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Men forget even more.

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The people's answer to Mr Jefferson Smith.

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I present the credentials of honourable Jefferson Smith -

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Boys forget what their country means -

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- Good evening. - Is Jefferson Smith at home?

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- Say, mister. What's your name? - Jefferson Smith.

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- What do you want? - Office of Jefferson Smith?

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Forget it. I'll advise you how to vote.

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- That's easy, Dad. Jefferson Smith! - He's the only senator to have.

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- Setting over these 200 acres in the name of Jefferson Smith.

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As an expert on handwriting, I'd say the name Jefferson Smith -

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I said: Forget about them. Horace Miller goes to the Senate.

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- That it is definitely in Jefferson Smith's own handwriting.

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Resolved, that Jefferson Smith be expelled from his seat in the Senate.

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You'll only get hurt. Forget Taylor and what he said about the dam.

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- To acclaim and wish God's speed to Senator Jefferson Smith.

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I think it's all right. A young patriot. Recites Lincoln and Jefferson.