We've been here seven trips around the sun. Done some things we're proud of, things we're less pleased about... It may be time for us to take our own temperature; an internal inventory... What's done. What's undone. What's done that we'd like to undo or do over.
“365 Days” · Season 6
In this episode: Josiah Bartlet (2), Leo McGarry (2), C.J. Cregg (1), Debbie (1), Kate Harper (1)
Overwhelming response to the State of the Union. Thirty-six interruptions for applause.
I don't know what's more embarrassing: that we count them or that I care.
It's not just that it's futile. I mean, as long as Americans are willing to pay $60 a gram for cocaine some peasant farmer earning $60 a year is going to grow it. It's just so geopolitically counter-productive. We turn their villages into war-zones, we destroy their land, we poison their families with herbicides, and then we're surprised when they go vote for the socialists.
That wasn't very long.
I couldn't sleep.
Couldn't or wouldn't?
I have three daughters and a wife; two of whom are also doctors. If you presume I don't get enough of that sort of comment, you're really not using your imagination.
Everyone's walking around here like we're finished. We have 365 more days.... For both of us, sir, this is our last game. Let's leave it all out on the field.
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