Bulworth Page #2
- R
- Year:
- 1998
- 108 min
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But you throw down
some lazy, welfare-taking...
drug-dealing,
rap-singing punk...
and tell me my people
have to give him a policy. Why?
So he can burn down his house?
You can't get AIDS
We got
the broadcasters, insurance...
A.M. A... Buddhists?
What about the Buddhists?
Vinnie! Ha ha ha ha!
Vinnie, you son of a b*tch,
how are you?
How you been?
Other than the prostate
like a coffee cake...
terrific.
To use an overworked phrase,
this bill is...
The bill is un-American.
And I have
total confidence in you...
that you can bottle up this bill
in committee.
What have we got there?
Oh, I got
your homeowner's insurance...
disability insurance,
umbrella, liability...
and I see no reason
why you shouldn't have...
in life insurance.
I thought we said ten.
- What?
- Ten. Ten million.
Pesos?
Senator... Ha ha ha.
I feel constrained to remind you
that what we said was...
a couple of million
paid to your daughter...
Four payments,
2.5 million each...
ten million dollars
to my daughter.
Would five do it?
Why don't we just say seven?
Ten million.
That's a lot of life insurance.
we'll play ball.
Oh, Senator,
I want you to meet Vinnie.
Vinnie, how are you?
Ready for the weekend
research project?
Thanks.
Uh, all right, Senator,
I'll be right outside.
Tell her we need
U.S. American dollars.
Small bills.
I wish I didn't have to go
through Davers to talk to you.
Davers is a sweetheart.
Did Davers ask you...
what the weekend
research project was?
Uh-uh.
Good.
Nobody knows but you and me.
You and me, Senator.
That's good.
Here's a couple of pictures
of the person.
Give them to whomever
is gonna do the, uh...
- Research.
- Research.
This is the first time...
I've ever arranged
to get a guy to off a guy...
who I don't know who the guy is
who he's gonna off.
You mean, research.
Yeah, research a guy
who I don't know who it is.
You said
you didn't have to know.
I'm just the liaison. I don't
want to know who this is...
and I don't want nobody knowin'
nothin' about me.
I need to talk to you,
I call Eddie Davers.
You need to talk to me,
you call Eddie Davers.
That way nobody knows nothin'.
- Fine.
- Except for one thing.
- What's that?
- I gotta know who this guy is.
- You just said...
- But that was in the abstract.
Now that we're really
doin' it...
and you don't tell me
who this is, and then, uh...
Simple math.
Take a look.
Excuse me.
What's the gag?
He will be arriving at LAX...
tomorrow night at 8:40
on American Airlines.
of the money.
If I'm not dead by Monday,
I stop payment on that check.
Thank you for flying with us.
Have a pleasant stay
in Los Angeles.
As you exit the aircraft,
our flight agents...
will help direct you
to any connecting flights.
Oh, and have a nice day.
Welcome back.
Did you sleep on the plane?
We're running late, so let me
run through some changes.
By the way,
excellent work with Crockett.
The final haul
from the Sunday brunch is 1.1.
Insurance came up with 250.
We got two from oil, banks
are in for one and a half...
A.M.A. and the lawyers
came in just south of 100.
Gloria Allred got very excited
over your O.J. statement.
Even the women have coughed up.
Came in with about 65.
We do have a new schedule.
We have a black church,
and then we have Beverly Hills.
He's here.
It'd be nice later
to have a drink with the sultan.
The guy is nuts.
Welcome home, Senator.
- What's this?
- I told you.
Twenty-four hours
on the campaign trail.
This is Gary Plunkett of C-SPAN.
And Fred Tinsdale
and Mimi Binder.
How you doing?
Mimi and I are gonna be...
right behind you
in the truck, Senator.
MIMl:
Fred, get in the truck.So, C-SPAN
is gonna be with us all night?
All weekend.
Tonight's installment...
airs tomorrow afternoon at 2:00.
Where are we going?
First stop, we are going
down to South Central.
Did you get a copy
of the schedule?
We're gonna be on the go.
First stop is South Central and
the African-American community.
Gee, your African-American
constituents...
down in South Central...
don't forget what you've done
for them, do they?
Where we going?
Down to Grace Church.
- Fred.
- What?
Did you say
you'd covered Bulworth before?
Yeah.
These things go by the book.
Then over to Beverly Hills...
to meet some big names
in the entertainment business.
Scotty, how are you?
Vivian, Rwanda,
I didn't expect you to be here.
Those key chains look fantastic.
How you feeling, Senator?
Get any sleep on the plane?
Has Mr. Murphy
forgotten something?
Mr. Murphy, the senator?
Whoops.
Senator? Senator Bulworth.
Senator...
The honorable senator
from California...
the Senator
Jay Billington Bulworth.
- Yay!
- Yay!
Hey, that's a nice
little piece of timing.
Amen.
Senator, your speech, sir.
Amen!
We stand at the doorstep
of a new millennium.
Listen to this.
I put a little time in on this.
And at the same time,
restore its creative power...
to reinvigorate our society...
And, uh...
bring about a, uh, rebirth
of, uh, democracy, uh...
Any questions?
Nice. Less is more.
When the riots went down
four years ago...
you promised us
federal funding to rebuild.
What happened?
What happened was...
we all knew
that was gonna be big news...
so we all came down here...
Bush, Clinton, Wilson...
got our pictures taken, told you
what you wanted to hear...
and we pretty much
forgot about it.
Ha ha ha!
Did you hear that?
Let's see where he's going.
We can't get health insurance,
fire insurance, life insurance.
Why haven't you come out
for Senate Bill 2720?
Because you haven't contributed
any money to my campaign.
You know how much insurance
companies come up with?
They depend on me
to get a bill like that...
and bottle it up in committee
during an election...
and then we can kill it
when you're not looking.
When you say "by the book, "
what book would that be?
So the Democrats
don't care about us?
Isn't that obvious?
Half your kids are out of work
and the other half are in jail.
Do you see any Democrat
Certainly not me.
What are you going to do,
vote Republican?
Come on. You're not
gonna vote Republican.
Let's call a spade a spade.
I mean, you can have
a Billion Man March.
If you don't put down
that malt liquor...
and stop backing a running back
who stabs his wife...
you're never gonna
get rid of somebody like me.
Fire! Fire! Fire!
Yo, fire alarm!
Nina, let's be out.
Fire!
Right this way, Senator.
What are you doing?
That was good.
That was really good.
Fire!
Does anybody know
where the fire actually is?
Where's the fire?
Does anybody know
exactly where the fire is?
I find it very worrying
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