I'm gonna make a phone call.

I-I'll call you tomorrow, OK?

- Has Eleanor called the headquarters yet? - No.

Hold on, I got a call. Hello.

What? Are you calling me a liar?

- My mess. - (woman) Can someone call 911?

- Well, I called Hemmings at Delacroy. - What?

They're called the Witches of November. A storm from the Great Lakes.

And, you know, if you need anything, you call. OK?

Yep, he'll do it. I'll call you later for details.

- Boom! - I don't take kindly to you calling me a liar.

- She hasn't called me either. - Well, you never know with females.

Jack, I've been trying to call her but I can't reach her.

Your uncle. He was trying to call your room. He said he couldn't get through.

I wanna do a show about gay farmers and call it Cropsuckers. Is that offensive?

(Eleanor) He's calling a press conference at 11 tomorrow. He's gonna make the whole thing known.

of government of the people, by the people, for the people.

Jack, you're the manager of the President of the United States.

I'm tired of the Republican Party and of the Democratic Party.

# I'm tired of the Democratic Party I'm tired of the Republican Party