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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.
Independence Day
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Julius: It's the White House, for crying out loud. You can't just drive up and ring a bell. Can't this thing go any faster? What, you think they don't know what you know? They know. Believe me, they know. She works for the president. They know everything. They don't know this. Oh, oh. You're going to educate them, huh? So tell me something. You're so smart, how come you spend eight years at M.I.T. to become a cable repairman? All I'm saying is they got people who handle these things, David. They want HBO, they'll call you. Look at these people. Look. Huh? Vultures. They take, and then they go. Yeah. They're going. They're going faster than we are. Look at this. We're in the fast lane. They're cutting me off here. No one's cutting you off. We're going to get a ticket. They're getting in front of me. I can't go any faster. All right. All right. I don't want to argue. Let's just get there as quickly as possible. What's the rush? You think we'll get to Washington, it won't be there? Newscaster On TV: A local crop duster was arrested today as he papered city hall with leaflets from the air. Everybody's leaving. TV: Can you give us some of your time? Do you want to make a statement? We've got to stop them! I was kidnapped by space aliens 10 years ago. They did all kinds of experiments on me. They've been studying us for years, finding out our weaknesses. We've gotta stop them! They're gonna kill us all! Newscaster: Some people attribute his eccentric behavior to post-traumatic stress syndrome from his service as a pilot in Vietnam. Others, however, have a more unusual theory. How would you describe Mr. Casse? - Private. - Keeps to himself. - Real quiet. - Quiet. When they took him up in the spaceship, the aliens abused him... sexually. Newscaster: Mr. Casse is in the county lockup this evening... Pack up. We're leaving. TV: Due to extenuating circumstances, he may be released later tonight. Miguel, what about Dad?
Independence Day
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Radio: Reports are unclear as to the extent of the devastation, but, from all accounts, Los Angeles, Washington, and New York have been left in ruins... Good God! I been saying it. I been saying it for 10 damn years. Ain't I been saying it, Miguel? Huh? I been saying it. Dad, I'm sick. I don't feel good. Pull it over, man.
Independence Day