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Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (1939)

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- To the best... ...friend, friend!

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Then you find out what those men actually do.

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They might as well find out now as later.

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One name shone out like a beacon.

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When he finds out our dam is at his boys camp -

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Getting them together to find out what makes different people tick.

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All right, Senator. Where is he? Has he gone out again?

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That's all right. I just wanted to find out whether you still had faces.

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Over there the Senators' friends sit.

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I'm taking him out to see monuments. Might hit him on the head with one.

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I'm the only one in the state who knows this one.

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- Where are your bitters? - Behind the sink.

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- Where's the press gallery? - Above the Vice- President's chair.

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- Where are we now? - Over in the House.

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So they'll expel Smith today. Where's the guillotine?

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Meet the majority leader. He'll be a good friend.

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This is the calendar for the day. You'll find the Senate manual in here.

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- Where's the majority leader? - Right over there. Senator Agnew.

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One dollar each for the milk fund.

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One simple American holding the greatest floor.