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Line's gone, sir. Two more have been spotted over the Atlantic. One's moving toward New York, the other's headed this direction. How much time do we have? Less than 10 minutes. Alex, organize a military escort. Mr. President, I strongly recommend we move you to a secure location immediately. Connie, can we expect the same kind of panic we saw in Russia? More than likely. We can discuss this on the way. I'm not leaving. We have to maintain a working government... I want you to get the vice president, the whole cabinet, and joint chiefs, and take them to a secured location. I'm staying. I don't want to add to a public hysteria that's gonna cost lives. Connie. Yes, sir? We'll initiate the Emergency Broadcast System. We'll advise people not to panic. The best idea right now is to stay in their homes. Yes, sir. Roy. Dean. And, Alex, you contact the cabinet members. Have them rendezvous here. We'll take them to NORAD. Mr. President, with your permission, I'd like to remain at your side.
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TV: Ladies and gentlemen... ladies and gentlemen, we are interrupting our regular broadcast to bring you extraordinary events taking place in the Russian Republic. This unexplained disturbance and the hysteria that it's causing are incredible. Woman: How would you describe what you're seeing? It is clearing the mountains... moving too slowly to be a comet or meteor. Widespread panic has gripped the countryside as thousands have taken to the streets. It is confirmed. The unexplained phenomenon is headed for Moscow. Mr. President, we have an AWAC off the West Coast. ETA with contact point: three minutes. I don't understand it, sir. Side radar doesn't see it. I know. It's blind, sir. Nothing is registering. Negative. We have zero visibility. Visibility is at... zero. Command, this is Eagle Eye 37 0. General Grey: Captain, the president is listening. Repeat what you just told me.
Independence Day