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Previously on Girl Meets World.
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Scandal rocks Washington today
as Jefferson Davis Graham,
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longtime senator from New York,
did something so incredibly stupid,
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his chance at re-election is like, zero,
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unless they can somehow pull
an even bigger blockhead out
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of the woods to run against him.
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Face it, we're finished.
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There isn't a guy in the universe
couldn't beat our candidate right now.
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Too good, winner. No, he beats us.
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She beats us. Whoa!
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Lookee here, Chester.
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You're welcome, America.
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Current events. Somebody tell
me what's going on in the world.
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Stuff happened in some
country, some team won a game,
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and it's cold somewhere with a chance
of I don't care. Am I all caught up?
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Yeah. Your education's complete.
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Anybody who's gonna turn out
well got something to say?
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- Lucas.
- All the news is about the elections.
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So are all of the commercials.
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Why should we care about the
elections when we don't get to vote?
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Who else feels that way?
Well, that's a shame, guys,
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because this world's
gonna belong to you soon.
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- The one you messed up?
- Yeah, thanks anyway.
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Oh, so you got problems with
this planet you're inheriting?
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When I read the news, it makes me feel like
this isn't even a world I'd want to rule.
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Wow, Farkle. I've never heard
you say anything like that before.
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I'm a visionary, Riley. I look ahead.
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You. Me. Mars. Let's do this thing.
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Wait a minute. Wait a minute.
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You guys are supposed to be
optimistic. Future leaders.
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You don't get cynical until high school.
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Why don't you elect people who
care enough to make things better?
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I like to think I do every time I vote.
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But the truth is I'm not responsible for
the quality of people running for office.
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How are these people even chosen?
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Well, the parties choose the best
candidates they can come up with.
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I am running senator the
grape state of New York.
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And I need your votes.
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- Kids don't vote.
- Then uh-oh!
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Everybody close your books.
It's the end of the world.
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I'm really dizzy. I've done
this in every classroom.
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So they plucked me off the street
and they hustled me into a limousine
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- like I was fancy.
- Who was in the limousine?
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The bow tie man with the big glasses.
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He was a whisperer, right? He
was one of these whisperers.
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He came up to me he was like,
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"Eric, you are the only one
that has a chance to defeat
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senator Jefferson Davis
Graham in the primary!"
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That's not a whisper, Eric.
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I also don't know what a primary is!
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The primary is the first election where
the voters select each party's candidate.
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Oh, that's wrong.
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Then the winners of the primary
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run against each other in the general
election to see who goes to Washington.
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Are you a robot?
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I'm a real boy.
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- Birth certificate?
- Still looking.
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Eric, Davis Graham is a six-term senator.
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Eric, you don't have enough
money to run against him.
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Eric, the bow tie man said he
would help me with all of that.
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Eric, you can't beat this guy.
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He's done bad things. People who
do bad things shouldn't be in power.
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I want to beat him.
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I don't know how he does it, but
tell me you're not on his side.
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Not. Eric, you don't even have
a campaign team. Who's your team?
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Well, that's why I'm here. I want Riley
and her friends to run my campaign.
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I mean, tell me you're not on his side now.
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Not. Yet.
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Eric, they're kids. Do you
really think this is a good idea?
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It's a great idea.
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The senator took money from schools
and gave it to his rich friends.
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Why would he do that? Who are you?
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Because his rich friends are
the ones that got him elected.
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I'm TJ. TJ Murphy.
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So he chose his own future over ours?
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Beat the bad bad man, Eric.
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I'm gonna do my best, Moesha.
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How do you know so much about this?
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I'm the one that caught him.
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I have a website called
"Thorn in your side."
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I'm the Thorn.
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So letting the kids
run Eric's campaign...
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would show that Eric
would rather build schools.
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Would show that he cares about
our future as much as his.
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What's your deal, man with the ideas?
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I believe in you. I'd like to help.
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Hmm.
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I need to have a secret meeting
with my team behind closed doors.
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What do you think?
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Clearly, we need all the help we can get.
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Welcome abroad, PK.
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As you are about to see, we've had
our share of election surprises.
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But America loves an underdog.
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Matthews, you mind if I
stick around for this class?
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Of course, Harley. You're
interested in politics?
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I'm interested in why
school budgets are being cut.
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I'm interested in why they
take away art and music.
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You like music?
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Without music, I'd do something.
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I know, Harley. I know you would.
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Hey, you guys. We don't need to be afraid.
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We can win this thing.
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We just need to remember the wise
words of president F. Doctor Oosevelt,
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who said, "the only thing
we have to fear is fear..."
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wow!
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Ha ha! This looks just like Harley Keiner.
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Oh, Harley Keiner. Harley Keiner.
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If I could do my whole life over again,
I would give that guy such a what-for.
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You do. You look a lot like Harley Keiner.
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You got like the whole Harley Keiner head.
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The Harley Keiner face.
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It says Harley on your shirt.
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Oh, this is terrible.
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Uncle Eric is running for senator.
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Can we count on your vote?
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I don't know.
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What are you gonna do for the little guy?
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I never really thought of
you as a little guy, Harley.
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You know something? I'm sure this
school is really well taken care of.
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What are you doing?
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I'm supposed to.
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Babies. You kiss babies, you maroon.
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Okay, Matthews. You kiss
nice. You got my vote.
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All right, well, hey, there's one.
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Now how many do we need, robot?
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- Three million.
- And how many do we have, robot?
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- One.
- Now burn me with your laser eyes.
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No, don't. Okay, do it. Do it.
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Let's not. Let's not, let's not. Okay.
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Okay, phew. You know, we get
along really well, don't we, robot?
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Yes, because with you around I
feel really good about myself.
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Ha!
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Okay, everybody, up here please.
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In the 1960 presidential election,
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a young senator from Massachusetts
was not expected to beat Richard Nixon,
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the current vice president.
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But then they held the
very first televised debate.
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And John Kennedy, the underdog,
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became the 35th president
of the United States.
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That's how powerful the media is.
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- Senator Graham.
- Topanga Matthews, isn't it?
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I never forget a face.
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Especially one that came out against me.
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My law firm opposed the senator's
plan to charge admission to parks
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and recreational areas
that were previously free.
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A dollar for kids to run around
and play, wasn't it, senator?
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It's all about making money for the state.
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At the expense of our children?
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Well, we don't have enough money
and there's so many children.
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- That's enough.
- Okay.
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Eric, is this bow tie,
big glasses, whisper man?
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Um...
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Could you say something?
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I believe we're here to discuss
the finer points of the campaign.
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This is him.
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He works for Graham.
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No. He likes me.
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Oh, I do like you.
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Who's running your campaign?
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- The children.
- The children. Ha!
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- Interesting.
- Yes, interesting.
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- I thought you'd like that.
- Murphy.
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Wolff.
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I'm sorry. You guys know each other?
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Another face that came out against me.
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This guy's a little instigator
who just won't go away.
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- Three debates.
- As many as you want.
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- One debate.
- One debate.
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We have held this office for three
decades. We will dictate all terms.
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I'm sorry. You work for him?
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Sure. Let's go with that.
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But you picked me to run against him.
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You said I was the only
one that had a chance.
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That's correct. You are the only one
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who has a chance to make the senator
look good again in the eyes of the public.
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See you at the debate, kids.
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They played me. I'm just supposed to lose.
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Supposed to.
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- Like Kennedy was.
- To Nixon.
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Yeah, but those guys weren't real!
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I'm done. I'm going home.
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I'm gonna miss you,
Scarecrow, Lion, Dorothy.
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Robot.
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I think I'm gonna miss you most of all.
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Current events. Somebody
tell me what's going on.
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We should always have parks to play in.
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We should always look
out for the little guy.
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We should lower the voting age.
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We need to treat this planet better.
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I don't want to go to Mars.
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I want to rule an earth that
has good air and good water.
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A good earth for our children.
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- Our children?
- I want 11.
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Split 'em up however you want.
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- How do you want...
- You get 11.
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So suddenly you guys are
involved in your world.
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It's the only one we've got, isn't it?
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That's true. So what can
do we to make it better?
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You have the vote.
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Why don't they let us vote?
They don't trust us?
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I would vote to make sure
everybody takes care of each other.
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Everybody should have food and
shelter and a warm coat for the winter.
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I approve that message.
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Well, I agree with you girls.
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And, Lucas, you wanna lower the voting age?
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Show us you can be trusted.
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Find your issue. Find your passion.
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Because we don't have enough.
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In the last election, the voter
turnout was the lowest in our history.
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Change that. Teach us to care.
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Well, how do we do that if we can't vote?
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Find somebody you know who can.
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- Our parents?
- Yeah, your parents.
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And we'll listen to you. You know why?
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You love us.
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Yeah, we do.
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You guys live in an age where you can
send your message with just one click.
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The media is even more powerful now.
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So have a message.
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Because it's your world too.
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Uncle Eric, it's Riley. You've
been sleeping here all day.
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I'm sad.
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Eric, it's Moesha. We need you.
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So sad.
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Did the big bad political men scare you?
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They made me sad.
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Well, get up. We need a voice!
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No, not getting up.
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And there is nothing you could do
that's gonna make me possibly get... oh!
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Oh.
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That's just a big chocolatey
bowl of goodness, isn't it?
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No, no, I will not be
bought by your catchy jingle.
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Oh, man, now it's gonna be in my head
all day, you mind witches. Gimme that.
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Oh, that's the stuff.
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So you're in?
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Hold. Hold.
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Hand.
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I won't be needing that.
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You know, they set us up to lose, Maya.
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You know my name?
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Of course I know your
name. I like you very much.
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Then help me grow up in a better world.
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- How?
- Win.
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- You think we can?
- Yeah, I do.
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Why?
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Because we completely
believe in the impossible.
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We believe that we can change the world.
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- Why?
- Because we're kids.
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Isn't that why you wanted our help?
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Okay.
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That's my niche.
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Well, they went to the
woods and found a blockhead,
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but he may be less of a
blockhead than we thought.
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Tonight's senatorial debate takes place
at John Quincy Adams middle school.
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This is the idea of the four
eighth-graders who are the brains
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behind Eric Matthews,
mayor of St. Upidtown.
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Yeah, I know how it's pronounced.
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They say the children are our future.
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Let's hope so.
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Okay. First question to senator Graham.
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Please identify yourself.
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Thank you.
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Harley Keiner, head custodian.
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I'm proud of my school and the
environment I help create for my kids.
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Aw, really? Thank you, my kids.
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My question is, what are you
gonna do for the little guy?
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I have never believed
there are little guys.
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I've always believed that all
voters are equal in stature.
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I already don't believe you.
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What about non-voters?
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This election isn't about them.
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They'll have elections
of their own soon enough.
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Lucas, you're not allowed to interrupt.
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- The senator has one minute.
- Thank you.
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Time.
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Mayor Matthews, your response?
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Of course this election is about them.
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Every election is about them.
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We have children and we make
our whole lives about them.
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I'm sorry. Hold on a minute.
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Did you just say you had children?
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Because you don't actually have any
children of your own, do you, Matthews?
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No, I don't. I have a niche and
her brother who's my cousin Auggie!
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I have come here to this fine school
to stand in front of you children,
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even though you do not vote,
because you're too young
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to understand what's
important in this world.
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Well, we understand that we want
our chance to get to live in it.
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And that's what should be
enough to lower the voting age
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so we can get a chance to
vote against people like you.
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To vote for whom? Him?
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This man-child who doesn't even
have experience in his biggest issue?
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He has not raised children.
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Convince me you have a right to lead them,
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and I will concede the
future to you and to them.
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You're right.
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I don't have the experience that you have,
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but you've been doing this
for a very long time, senator,
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and we don't see anything
getting any better.
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And, no, I don't have kids yet,
but I care about them very much.
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But you can't prove it.
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But I can.
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Excuse me?
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My name is TJ Murphy.
Thomas Jonathan Murphy.
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Eric Matthews knew me once as...
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Tommy?
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Hi, Eric.
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Okay, he fakes left. He shoots.
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He scores! They win the championship!
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They win the championship! They win...
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I'm the oldest kid at St. Mary's.
I don't even fit in my bed anymore.
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What do you want me to do, Tommy?
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Are you gonna adopt me or not?
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I'm not gonna adopt you.
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I don't like you anymore.
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I'm sorry to hear that, Tommy.
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I'm going to California to be
with people who care about me.
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I'm very mad at you.
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I know.
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I didn't wanna leave
without saying goodbye.
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The best thing Eric ever did for me
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was one of the hardest
decisions he had to make.
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He gave me up to a wonderful
family that raised me,
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but I've never forgotten what
I learned from Eric, either.
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Kindness, honesty and more
respect for human beings
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than I've ever known anyone else to have.
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Eric Matthews sacrificed himself
for the future of a child.
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You sacrificed the future of
children for yourself, senator.
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Is there really any choice here?
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Man.
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Look at you.
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You grew up to be a really good person.
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Yeah, I learned from
some really good people.
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And now you may applaud.
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Well, maybe we don't have vote, Lucas.
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Did you just call me Lucas?
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I've always known your name.
I like us all very much.
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Maybe we do have a voice.
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So, what do you want to say, robot?
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You. Me.
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Earth. Let's do this thing.
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Eric, what's the first thing
you're going to do if you win?
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I'm going to adopt Tommy.
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Can't. But you can hire me.
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I'd like to keep being part of the
campaign, if it's okay with you.
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I was hoping you'd say that.
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Guys, did you hear? Uncle Eric could win.
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He could be one of our country's leaders.
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- Yeah, we know.
- So where you going?
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- Far.
- Far far away.
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- As far as we can go. Good luck to you.
- Bye.