Bulworth Page #6
- R
- Year:
- 1998
- 108 min
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Just get out of the car.
- You afraid of somebody?
- Yeah.
Kill 'em live
Thou our father
Christ our brother
All who live in love are thine
Teach us how to love each other
Lift us to the joy divine
If you're so afraid,
why don't you tell me why?
I can't.
I just need a guy to call a guy.
Call the guy yourself.
I don't know how.
Let's go back to the hotel.
- You liked that hotel.
- I gotta stay out of sight.
Kill 'em live
It is worse than arrogance.
It is contempt.
Contempt for the press
and for the people.
Gephardt's looking for someone?
I'm staying out of sight
until he gets back.
We can wait in the car.
Hi, Mimi.
We lost our ride to the debate.
Can we catch a ride
with you guys?
- He split with the limo?
- Yeah.
So who walks in? Huey Newton.
You know who Huey Newton was?
A lot of people I talk to...
black, your age... don't know.
Huey.
Why do you think
there are no more black leaders?
Some think it's because
they all got killed...
but I think
it's from the decimation...
of urban manufacturing bases.
Senator, an optimistic,
energized population...
throws up optimistic,
energized leaders.
When you shift manufacturing
to the Third World...
you destroy
the blue-collar core...
of the black activist
population.
Some people would say
the problem is cultural.
But the media is controlled
Add to that a consumer culture
based on self-gratification...
and it means nobody
wants leaders...
calling for self-sacrifice.
Fact is, I'm a materialist.
If I look at the economy...
high employment means
jobs for African-Americans.
World War II meant
lots of jobs for black folks.
That's what energized people
for the civil rights movement.
An energized,
hopeful community...
not only produces leaders,
but leaders they'll respond to.
What do you think, Senator?
What do you think my age is?
Your age?
You said black people my age.
Oh. 23?
Twenty-six.
How old do you think I am?
How old?
Hmm?
Sixty.
My mother was a Panther.
Huey Newton
fed kids on my block.
Huh.
Senator,
aren't you late for the debate?
Davers, Davers, Davers.
I've been looking for you
everywhere.
I'm here.
We have to call Vinnie.
You know what I get
out of this place? Bupkus.
Talk to you later.
- Yeah?
- Vinnie, it's Nina.
You a f***ing bimbo?
I couldn't get him
up to the room.
You're incompetent.
You didn't
have to push him off.
You just had
to get him upstairs.
I've had it with you!
Vinnie, wait.
You move on to plan B.
What the f*** is plan B?
You know plan B.
And you better get it done.
You said if I got him up
to the room, I'd get 10 Gs.
- F***ing bimbo!
- Vinnie.
Vinnie! Davers.
The Senator
wants to speak with you.
Hey, Vinnie. Vinnie, my friend,
how are you?
Vinnie, I'm very relieved
to get in touch with you...
because we're gonna have
to call off...
the weekend research project.
Call it off?
- That's not a problem, is it?
- Not a problem?
My plans have changed.
But you keep the fee.
That's not a problem, is it?
No.
Oh, good!
Good, good, Vinnie.
Let me ask you a favor.
Can we keep this
just between the two of us?
You and me
and whoever's doing the thing?
We're gonna need a surcharge.
- Fine.
- Cancellation fee.
OK. Just keep the check.
No. An additional 50,000.
That's good.
I'll send Davers over right away
with another check.
Shall we consider it done?
Yeah.
Wonderful. Wonderful.
Good. Thanks, Vinnie, thanks.
You're welcome.
F***in' crazy motherf***er.
Senator, what is
a weekend research project?
No, it's a... It's nothing.
It's all off.
That guy's nuts.
I don't feel too good.
Want something?
Vinnie.
You want something?
Vinnie!
I gotta go. I'm out.
All right!
We're late,
we're late, we're late!
For a very important debate!
And I'm feeling so great
while I'm feeling my fate
when I get to the gate...
Senator!
'Cause I got a new slate
on my plate and it's great
If you want to hide,
I know a place.
You think after all this crap
is over Tuesday...
that maybe you could
actually, like, hang?
- Hang?
- Hang out with me?
Oh, hang out with you.
What do you think?
- Yeah.
- Yeah?
I got the plan.
Want to meet my family tonight?
Oh, that would... That's great.
That's great, that's great
I got a whole new slate
I get to meet the family,
I can hardly wait
I think he's finally
recognizing the situation...
and getting some sleep.
There's...
OK, listen to me.
I'm not letting him
on television...
until he explains himself.
Say he got a disease
or stuck in traffic.
We'll stand here
and block him...
arms akimbo if necessary.
Prevent him from doing further
damage to his and our careers.
I'm explicitly authorizing
the use of force at this point.
Murphy, Feldman, Macavoy.
Hey, boss.
Didn't work.
I think he's OK now.
Got the electric razor?
- I got the razor.
- Get him to shave.
They're ready.
How about a quick shave?
The format agreed to
is as follows...
there will be
no opening statements.
Questions will be addressed
to each of the candidates...
in alternating order.
The candidate to whom
the question is addressed...
will have two and a half minutes
to answer.
The other candidate will then
have one minute to reply.
And the first candidate will
then have another 30 seconds...
for a final comment
on that question.
After the allotted time
for questions...
each candidate
will make a final statement...
of three minutes.
Mr. Weldie
won the drawing of lots.
He's elected to make
his closing statement.
I was supposed
to set him up, not do the sh*t.
Now I can't even get Vinnie
on the damn phone.
The first question
will be from Jann Carl...
and is for Senator Bulworth.
Senator, the news today
requires us to ask you...
about this sudden change
in your campaign style.
Could you explain it?
Why are you here?
Admit it.
It's 'cause you make a bundle.
I beg your pardon?
You're not here 'cause you're
getting paid a bundle of money.
Come on, come on.
We got three
pretty rich guys here...
getting paid
by some really rich guys...
to ask a couple
of other rich guys...
questions about their campaign.
But our campaigns are financed
by the same guys...
that pay you guys your money...
so what are we talking about?
I'm bringing the man
down there.
If they don't like it,
they can kiss my ass.
I could tell you stories...
about getting money from them
that would pin your ears back.
Stories about me.
I don't know about Hugh.
Do you have that, uh...
Well...
But, uh, I tell you...
He's got something hot here.
Republicans, Democrats,
what's the difference?
Your guys, my guys,
our guys, us guys.
It's a club...
so why don't we just,
uh, have a drink? Hugh?
No?
You know, Hugh,
if you win this thing...
where your kids go to school.
We put our daughter in
Sidwell-Friends with Clinton's.
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