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[Gasp] Oh, my God. Oh, my God! I've got to call my brother. I'd better call my housekeeper. I gotta call my lawyer. Eh, forget my lawyer. Announcer On TV: Ladies and gentlemen, the president of the United States. Good afternoon. My fellow Americans, a historic and unprecedented event has occurred. The question of whether or not we're alone in the universe has been answered. Although it's understandable that many of us feel a sense of hesitation or even fear, we must attempt to reserve judgment... He says he's your husband. Oh, God.
Independence Day
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What do you want? You got to leave the White House. [Whispering] This is hardly the time nor the place to be having that same old discussion! You don't understand. You got to leave Washington. Well, in case you haven't noticed, we are having a little crisis here. They're communicating with a hidden signal. They're going to attack. You are just being paranoid! Shh! It's not paranoia. The embedding's very subtle. It's probably been overlooked. If-- [Dial Tone]
Independence Day
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See us? We're here. How does he do that? Reporter: Reporting live from Andrews Air Force Base just outside Washington, D.C... Yes, that's right, Tom, an amazing moment. We're reporting from Andrews Air Force Base... Now in light of our apparent inability to communicate with the visitors, Pentagon officials have retrofit this skylift helicopter with a type of visual communications device. Mr. President. Be seated. TV: This is not a military aircraft... Where are we now? They're just commencing liftoff. Reporter:...and refitted with these enormous light panels that are attached to the hull and onto the sides. Pilot: Echo One, Welcome Wagon is in the air. I repeat. Welcome Wagon is in the air. Ground Control: Roger, Welcome Wagon. Echo One right beside you. This is something I would never believe in my lifetime, that I would be in the White House. Look at this. If I knew I was going to meet the president, I would have worn a tie. I mean, look at me. I look like a schlemiel. You look fine, Pops. Oy, my God. David, I don't know how happy he's going to be to see you. That's right. I'm telling you, we're wasting time. He's not going to listen to me. We should go. Why wouldn't he listen? 'Cause last time I saw him, we, uh, we got into a fight. You walked in the room and punched him in the head. You punched the president? He wasn't the president then. I punched him, he fought back. We wrestled around. It was a fight. A fight that you started, because David thought that I was having an affair. With the president? Which, of course, I wasn't.
Independence Day
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So...you want to ring the bell or should I? [Busy Signal] [Gasps] Hmm? Oh, perfect. She's using it. Perfect. What's perfect? It's busy. Yeah. I can use her signal to triangulate to triangulate her exact position in the White House. You can do that? Yeah. All cable repairmen can, Pops. John McLaughlin On TV: The visitors have arrived, but the president remains at the White House. Question: Are Mr. Whitmore's actions A--ultra brave... [Ringing] or B--foolhardy? What? David: Now, don't hang up, sweetie. David. How did you get this number? Do me a favor. Walk to the window. And I'm looking for what? You'll see. Over here.
Independence Day
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Look at that. Wow! Does that thing really fly in outer space? It most certainly does. Sure doesn't look like it. Hey, they're here. All right, Connie, what's this all about? I have no idea. Get everybody off of it. All right, everybody, clear the platform. Let's go. Come on, come on. Major Mitchell, do you have a pistol? - What? - You got a gun? Sergeant, your sidearm.
Independence Day