A check for the second half of the money. from Bulworth (1998)
A couple million dollars in life insurance. from Bulworth (1998)
A couple of million paid to your daughter from Bulworth (1998)
A hundred miles and running from Bulworth (1998)
A hundred miles from home, and yo, it's a long stretch from Bulworth (1998)
A little sprinting motherfucker that they won't catch, yeah from Bulworth (1998)
A little ticker trouble terrific. from Bulworth (1998)
A lot of people I talk to black, your age don't know. from Bulworth (1998)
A new Smith and Wesson, Wesson, Wesson from Bulworth (1998)
A room we can go to upstairs? from Bulworth (1998)
A third of the guests are drunk. from Bulworth (1998)
A third of the guests have left already. from Bulworth (1998)
A.M.A. and the lawyers came in just south of 100. from Bulworth (1998)
A.M.A... Buddhists? from Bulworth (1998)
About business being more efficient? from Bulworth (1998)
About getting money from them that would pin your ears back. from Bulworth (1998)
About going to the hotel and getting some sleep. from Bulworth (1998)
About this sudden change in your campaign style. from Bulworth (1998)
Add to that a consumer culture based on self gratification... from Bulworth (1998)
After all the money we've worked these guys for? from Bulworth (1998)
After the allotted time for questions... from Bulworth (1998)
After this message. from Bulworth (1998)
After your mama's life was ruined by a white man? from Bulworth (1998)
Against the politics of robbin' 'hoods from Bulworth (1998)
Agent double O player from Bulworth (1998)
Agent double O player, the life giver from Bulworth (1998)
Agreed on one thing from Bulworth (1998)
Ah, baby! from Bulworth (1998)
Ahem. from Bulworth (1998)
Ahem. What's up? from Bulworth (1998)
Ahh... from Bulworth (1998)
Ain't it grand? from Bulworth (1998)
Ain't it time to take a little from the rich motherfucker from Bulworth (1998)
Ain't life grand? from Bulworth (1998)
Ain't nobody gonna kill you. from Bulworth (1998)
All appearing live tonight... from Bulworth (1998)
All I did was jump and go from Bulworth (1998)
All I had to do was get you upstairs. from Bulworth (1998)
All right, great. from Bulworth (1998)
All right! from Bulworth (1998)
All we need is a voluntary... from Bulworth (1998)
All who live in love are thine from Bulworth (1998)
Among his own constituents. from Bulworth (1998)
An energized, hopeful community... from Bulworth (1998)
An individual whose life and work... from Bulworth (1998)
And and and I'm sendin' them my bills from Bulworth (1998)
And 8% of the Republican vote as a write in for president. from Bulworth (1998)
And a new millennium. from Bulworth (1998)
And billions and billions and billions of bucks from Bulworth (1998)
And bottle it up in committee during an election... from Bulworth (1998)
And every other motherfucker in the world from Bulworth (1998)
And Fred Tinsdale and Mimi Binder. from Bulworth (1998)
And get it cleaned before you go back on TV. from Bulworth (1998)
And getting some sleep. from Bulworth (1998)
And guess what? from Bulworth (1998)
And he got to preach it right from Bulworth (1998)
And he's 'fraid to shed the light from Bulworth (1998)
And I don't want nobody knowin' nothin' about me. from Bulworth (1998)
And I have total confidence in you... from Bulworth (1998)
And I see no reason why you shouldn't have... from Bulworth (1998)
And I'm feeling so great while I'm feeling my fate from Bulworth (1998)
And I'm goin' home soon as I find my panties. from Bulworth (1998)
And I'm gonna throw in the tux for free from Bulworth (1998)
And I've come to say from Bulworth (1998)
And if you don't help me do 'em, Darnell... from Bulworth (1998)
And if you don't pull that rug out from Bulworth (1998)
And if you want a couple more, you can get 'em anytime from Bulworth (1998)
And is for Senator Bulworth. from Bulworth (1998)
And it means nobody wants leaders... from Bulworth (1998)
And it'd be a good idea to say, "I'm sorry," huh? from Bulworth (1998)
And just give a little to the poor? from Bulworth (1998)
And make so much money on 'em... from Bulworth (1998)
And my Attorney General, Denisha. from Bulworth (1998)
And nobody's seen anything quite like it. from Bulworth (1998)
And now he tells me from Bulworth (1998)
And our friends the Liebowitzes. from Bulworth (1998)
And please, don't even start with that school shit from Bulworth (1998)
And rather than contend for an agenda of his own... from Bulworth (1998)
And sing hymn number 376. from Bulworth (1998)
And stop backing a running back who stabs his wife... from Bulworth (1998)
And tell me my people have to give him a policy. Why? from Bulworth (1998)
And the first candidate will then have another 30 seconds... from Bulworth (1998)
And the spirit will not descend without song. from Bulworth (1998)
And then l, uh... from Bulworth (1998)
And then we can kill it when you're not looking. from Bulworth (1998)
And there's absolutely no way to contact whoever the guy is... from Bulworth (1998)
And they get to say who gets to talk about the country from Bulworth (1998)
And they're selling the goddamn things short. from Bulworth (1998)
And they're tryin' to get it above the rim. from Bulworth (1998)
And this here is Osgood, my Secretary of State... from Bulworth (1998)
And this is really good if you give it a chance from Bulworth (1998)
And told people in entertainment their product is lousy. from Bulworth (1998)
And vote to cut them funds to the job programs. from Bulworth (1998)
And watch the devil start kickin' from Bulworth (1998)
And watch the devil start kickin' from Bulworth (1998)
And we'll get 900 grand from the Sunday brunch. from Bulworth (1998)
And we'll see you in Beverly Hills. from Bulworth (1998)
And when you be a senator, you get it all the time from Bulworth (1998)
And when you be in Washington, you hardly have to call from Bulworth (1998)
And who's crazy today from Bulworth (1998)
And work hard and pay their taxes... from Bulworth (1998)
And would probably meet with the press later today. from Bulworth (1998)
And you don't tell me who this is, and then, uh... from Bulworth (1998)
And you got a choice whether we break your legs. from Bulworth (1998)
And you make family films... from Bulworth (1998)
And you're back in the chips. from Bulworth (1998)
And you're gonna help me do 'em. from Bulworth (1998)
And, since many of them are *******... from Bulworth (1998)
And, uh... from Bulworth (1998)
ANNOUNCER: ...by providing a variety of health plans... from Bulworth (1998)
ANNOUNCER: The people at Fidelity Providence... from Bulworth (1998)
ANNOUNCER: Tonight on American Politics Election Special... from Bulworth (1998)
Another motherfuckin' dollar day from Bulworth (1998)
Another motherfuckin' dollar day from Bulworth (1998)
Another motherfuckin' dollar day from Bulworth (1998)
Another motherfucking dollar day from Bulworth (1998)
Another motherfucking dollar day from Bulworth (1998)
ANSWERING MACHINE: This is Eddie Davers. Leave a message. from Bulworth (1998)
Any questions? from Bulworth (1998)
Are more efficient than government, right? from Bulworth (1998)
Are the life and work of the people he represents. from Bulworth (1998)
Are we runnin' for president or what? from Bulworth (1998)
Are you eating? from Bulworth (1998)
Are you telling me you haven't eaten or slept in three days? from Bulworth (1998)
Are you trippin'? from Bulworth (1998)
Arms akimbo if necessary. from Bulworth (1998)
As a businessman, you gotta limit your liabilities. from Bulworth (1998)
As a matter of fact, the shorter pants... from Bulworth (1998)
As long as we keep drivin' cars, they let the planet die from Bulworth (1998)
As long as we're controlled by insurance. from Bulworth (1998)
As long as you can pay, I'm gonna do it all your way from Bulworth (1998)
As the Bulworth campaign heads into its final moments... from Bulworth (1998)
As you exit the aircraft, our flight agents... from Bulworth (1998)
Ask a brother who's been downsized from Bulworth (1998)
Assassinate all the planet from Bulworth (1998)
Assassinate all the planet from Bulworth (1998)
Astonished the political establishment yesterday... from Bulworth (1998)
AUNT ALICE: Momma Doll is me and Tyrone's mama. from Bulworth (1998)
AUNT HARRIET: Nina and Darnell's mama passed. from Bulworth (1998)
AUNT HARRIET: Stop playing with that food. from Bulworth (1998)
Bartender. from Bulworth (1998)
Be a spirit! from Bulworth (1998)
Be a spirit. That's how these ******s got here. from Bulworth (1998)
Bear in mind, Bulworth has never expressed interest... from Bulworth (1998)
Because of their limited vulnerability... from Bulworth (1998)
Because the senator is meeting the cardinal in the morning. from Bulworth (1998)
Because we're gonna have to call off... from Bulworth (1998)
Because you you can't... from Bulworth (1998)
Because you and I could play ball. from Bulworth (1998)
Because you haven't contributed any money to my campaign. from Bulworth (1998)
Because you knew he was telling the truth! from Bulworth (1998)
Because you may not be back tomorrow with this corporate mob from Bulworth (1998)
Before going to the polls tomorrow. from Bulworth (1998)
Before the most important campaign swing. from Bulworth (1998)
Before tomorrow's primary... from Bulworth (1998)
Behind closed doors, hittin' truth to the sea floor from Bulworth (1998)
Behind suits and clean shaves from Bulworth (1998)
Between your legs I'll go from Bulworth (1998)
Big money, big money, big money from Bulworth (1998)
Bill Bradley, Pat Buchanan, and Ross Perot. from Bulworth (1998)
Bill Clinton, Bob Dole... from Bulworth (1998)
Bitches are hustlers, too from Bulworth (1998)
Black folks livin' with every day from Bulworth (1998)
Black folks livin' with every day from Bulworth (1998)
BOUNCER ON LEFT: Not him. No cameras. from Bulworth (1998)
BOUNCER: Check your weapons. from Bulworth (1998)
BOUNCER: I don't care who you think you know. You can't enter. from Bulworth (1998)
BOUNCER: You can't do nothin' in five years. from Bulworth (1998)
BOY: Fuck you. from Bulworth (1998)
BOY: Hey, L.D. from Bulworth (1998)
BOY: L.D., man, come on. from Bulworth (1998)
BOY: Oh, y'all, look. L.D. from Bulworth (1998)
BOY: Open a can of whup ass! from Bulworth (1998)
BOY: Stupid ass, huh? from Bulworth (1998)
Bring about a, uh, rebirth of, uh, democracy, uh... from Bulworth (1998)
Brown people, yellow people. Get rid of 'em all. from Bulworth (1998)
Bulworth Campaign Chief Dennis Murphy said... from Bulworth (1998)
Bump him! Just kidding. from Bulworth (1998)
Bustin' caps and hardly misses from Bulworth (1998)
But a public school anywhere around Washington... from Bulworth (1998)
But are you up to speaking? from Bulworth (1998)
But at the same time, restore its creative power... from Bulworth (1998)
But for the changing face of America. from Bulworth (1998)
But free do not get you no spots on TV from Bulworth (1998)
But gangsta Mac, his drugs tested black from Bulworth (1998)
But how much money do you guys really need? from Bulworth (1998)
But I can do my job much better if you just tell me from Bulworth (1998)
But I can't find her anywhere from Bulworth (1998)
But I didn't get you up there. from Bulworth (1998)
But I don't even care if I splits my pants from Bulworth (1998)
But I think it's from the decimation... from Bulworth (1998)
But I think it's the decimation of the manufacturing base... from Bulworth (1998)
But I'll be goddamned if that asshole's taking us down, too. from Bulworth (1998)
But I'm sure they'd agree the security of the West Bank... from Bulworth (1998)
But if the brothers raise the price from Bulworth (1998)
But if the company's out of the country from Bulworth (1998)
But Jesus Christ, Bill for God's sake, he had us. from Bulworth (1998)
But most of 'em are not very good, are they? from Bulworth (1998)
But nobody knows how they're gonna pay from Bulworth (1998)
But nobody's picking up a ****** with an attitude from Bulworth (1998)
But on the way down from the depths of hell from Bulworth (1998)
But the best job he's done is as a loving husband and father. from Bulworth (1998)
But the camera must make them nervous. from Bulworth (1998)
But the guy I paid had a heart attack. from Bulworth (1998)
But the least you can do is to get your staff... from Bulworth (1998)
But the media is controlled by fewer and fewer people. from Bulworth (1998)
But the new spots are playing absolutely huge... from Bulworth (1998)
But the ones that make me listen pay for 30 second spots from Bulworth (1998)
But there's one thing in politics from Bulworth (1998)
But they be speaking for the richest 20 percent from Bulworth (1998)
But too often, welfare is a permanent subsidy... from Bulworth (1998)
But we got Americans with families from Bulworth (1998)
But we got babies in South Central from Bulworth (1998)
But what we used to call America from Bulworth (1998)
But when we try to fix it, we tend to get confused from Bulworth (1998)
But white people got more in common with colored people from Bulworth (1998)
But you are playing a much rougher brand of ball... from Bulworth (1998)
But you can bet your ass they'd all be out from Bulworth (1998)
But you didn't want Americans hearing what he had to say! from Bulworth (1998)
But you didn't want Americans hearing what he had to say! from Bulworth (1998)
But you keep the fee. That's not a problem, is it? from Bulworth (1998)
But you throw down some lazy, welfare taking... from Bulworth (1998)
But, hey, we still might. from Bulworth (1998)
But, uh, I tell you from Bulworth (1998)
By dividing white people from colored people from Bulworth (1998)
By making no appearances. from Bulworth (1998)
By the way, excellent work with Crockett. from Bulworth (1998)
By the way, this thing of you driving yourself? from Bulworth (1998)
By your this kind of give and take. from Bulworth (1998)
California families who live by the rules... from Bulworth (1998)
Call it off? from Bulworth (1998)
Call the man you introduced me to in Washington. from Bulworth (1998)
Call the taxi from Bulworth (1998)
Calling for self sacrifice. from Bulworth (1998)
CAMERAMAN: I'm with the network. from Bulworth (1998)
Can we catch a ride with you guys? from Bulworth (1998)
Can we keep this just between the two of us? from Bulworth (1998)
Can ya sing, Bulworth? from Bulworth (1998)
Can you believe this goddamn regulation bill? from Bulworth (1998)
Can't I just dump the sultan? from Bulworth (1998)
CARL: I beg your pardon? from Bulworth (1998)
CARL: Senator, the news today requires us to ask you... from Bulworth (1998)
Cedars. He's in intensive care. from Bulworth (1998)
Certainly not me. from Bulworth (1998)
CHERYL AND TANYA: Let the planet die, let the planet die from Bulworth (1998)
CHERYL AND TANYA: Oh, Bulworth is the man! from Bulworth (1998)
CHERYL AND TANYA: Take it in the rear, take it in the rear from Bulworth (1998)
CHERYL AND TANYA: Whoa! Big money, big money from Bulworth (1998)
CHERYL: Get in the limo, big butt. from Bulworth (1998)
CHERYL: I got the 411 from Sanequa James. from Bulworth (1998)
CHERYL: I'm mean, you know... from Bulworth (1998)
CHERYL: Letterman ain't no Arsenio Hall. from Bulworth (1998)
CHERYL: Like what she said. We into politics. from Bulworth (1998)
CHERYL: Man got a nine inch jimmy. from Bulworth (1998)
CHERYL: No, Nina's no idiot. from Bulworth (1998)
CHERYL: No. We goin' down to Frankie's. from Bulworth (1998)
CHERYL: She gave him the nappy dugout. from Bulworth (1998)
CHERYL: We stayed too long already. We out! from Bulworth (1998)
CHERYL: Yo, Nina! from Bulworth (1998)
CHERYL: You buggin'. from Bulworth (1998)
CHERYL: You're my ******! You won! I love you. from Bulworth (1998)
Choose 'em as slaves from Bulworth (1998)
Christ our brother from Bulworth (1998)
Churches are burning. from Bulworth (1998)
CLARK: Excuse me, Senator. If you don't mind... from Bulworth (1998)
Classy wife... from Bulworth (1998)
Cleaners. from Bulworth (1998)
CLINTON: People who like government programs that from Bulworth (1998)
Come here, Snag. from Bulworth (1998)
Come on now, let me hear that dirty word from Bulworth (1998)
Come on now, let me hear that dirty word from Bulworth (1998)
Come on, Bulworth. from Bulworth (1998)
Come on, come on. from Bulworth (1998)
Come on, just, just bounce to the beat, yeah from Bulworth (1998)
Come on, that Nina. Woof! from Bulworth (1998)
Come on. from Bulworth (1998)
Come on. Do you have to? from Bulworth (1998)
Come on. You're not gonna vote Republican. from Bulworth (1998)
Come, come get it from Bulworth (1998)
Comes to rescue my little soldiers. from Bulworth (1998)
Congratula What are you wearing, sir? from Bulworth (1998)
Connie's been my friend. from Bulworth (1998)
CONSTANCE: I don't know why your people would think... from Bulworth (1998)
CONSTANCE: Jay has been a great senator for California... from Bulworth (1998)
CONSTANCE: OK, that's it. from Bulworth (1998)
CONSTANCE: She's 17. She wants to be with her friends. from Bulworth (1998)
Contempt for the press and for the people. from Bulworth (1998)
COP: Get down or I'm gonna blow your fuckin' brains out! from Bulworth (1998)
COP: Kiss my ass, badge number! On the ground, right now! from Bulworth (1998)
COP: My name? Shut up! from Bulworth (1998)
COP: You chicken hawk faggot. Get on the ground... from Bulworth (1998)
COP: You little black piece of shit. from Bulworth (1998)
Could have gone all the way. from Bulworth (1998)
Could work so hard and spend all that money... from Bulworth (1998)
Could you explain it? from Bulworth (1998)
CROCKETT: Can I call you back? from Bulworth (1998)
CROCKETT: Hello, Helen, how are you? from Bulworth (1998)
CROCKETT: I gotta tell you, I'm confused... from Bulworth (1998)
CROCKETT: Oh, fine, Senator, how are you? from Bulworth (1998)
CROCKETT: When you have a moment, we have to sit down. from Bulworth (1998)
Cut to commercial from Bulworth (1998)
Cut to commercial, cut to commercial from Bulworth (1998)
CYPRESS HILL RAPPING: Insane in the membrane from Bulworth (1998)
CYPRESS HILL RAPPING: Insane in the membrane from Bulworth (1998)
Damn it! You're not getting the picture! from Bulworth (1998)
Damn! from Bulworth (1998)
DARNELL: I don't need my sister coverin' my ass! from Bulworth (1998)
DARNELL: This place ain't for you, motherfucker. from Bulworth (1998)
DARNELL: What the fuck? You can't call me motherfucker. from Bulworth (1998)
DARNELL: You lost, massa? from Bulworth (1998)
Davers can always reach me. Davers is a sweetheart. from Bulworth (1998)
Davers, could you excuse us? Thanks. from Bulworth (1998)
Davers, do I look like a disaster to you? from Bulworth (1998)
Davers, just wait there till he wakes up. from Bulworth (1998)
Davers, this is the Senator. from Bulworth (1998)
DAVERS: Come on, they're waitin' for us. from Bulworth (1998)
DAVERS: Doc, how's he doing? from Bulworth (1998)
DAVERS: Hey, Senator. from Bulworth (1998)
DAVERS: I'm here. from Bulworth (1998)
DAVERS: Not a peep. from Bulworth (1998)
DAVERS: Oh, man of the hour! Ha ha. from Bulworth (1998)
DAVERS: Oh, Senator, I want you to meet Vinnie. from Bulworth (1998)
DAVERS: OK is not the word for it, Senator. from Bulworth (1998)
DAVERS: Senator, aren't you late for the debate? from Bulworth (1998)
DAVERS: Senator! from Bulworth (1998)
DAVERS: That's a good bill. from Bulworth (1998)
DAVERS: Uh, all right, Senator, I'll be right outside. from Bulworth (1998)
DAVERS: Well, he collapsed. from Bulworth (1998)
DAVERS: What, are we working for the insurance companies? from Bulworth (1998)
DAVERS: Which insurance bill? from Bulworth (1998)
Democrats and Republicans say from Bulworth (1998)
Did he cancel the weekend research project? from Bulworth (1998)
Did you eat anything? from Bulworth (1998)
Did you get a copy of the schedule? from Bulworth (1998)
Did you hear that? from Bulworth (1998)
Did you say "fuck you" to me? from Bulworth (1998)
Did you say you'd covered Bulworth before? from Bulworth (1998)
Didn't give 'em away for big campaign money? from Bulworth (1998)
Didn't he have it all, though, Bill? from Bulworth (1998)
Dig? from Bulworth (1998)
DIRECTOR: Give him two more minutes, Connie. from Bulworth (1998)
DIRECTOR: He's had his time. Flush 'im. from Bulworth (1998)
Disability insurance, umbrella, liability... from Bulworth (1998)
Do we have any idea where Bulworth is? from Bulworth (1998)
Do you have any more of the crispy crab cakes? from Bulworth (1998)
Do you have that, uh... from Bulworth (1998)
Do you see any Democrat doing anything about it? from Bulworth (1998)
DOBISH: And Mr. Chow? What about Mr. Ling? from Bulworth (1998)
DOBISH: I only got two hands. I'm too old to grow a third. from Bulworth (1998)
DOBISH: It's 6:15 in the morning in L.A. from Bulworth (1998)
DOBISH: We got the broadcasters, insurance... from Bulworth (1998)
Doctor says there's no telling. from Bulworth (1998)
DOCTOR: Jay. Jay. from Bulworth (1998)
DOCTOR: Serum cholesterol, folate level... from Bulworth (1998)
Does anybody know exactly where the fire is? from Bulworth (1998)
Doesn't care about the African American community? from Bulworth (1998)
Doesn't justify discrimination in the future. from Bulworth (1998)
DOLE: ...strategy is to reflect every Republican theme... from Bulworth (1998)
DOLE: ...strategy is to reflect every Republican theme... from Bulworth (1998)
Dollar day from Bulworth (1998)
Dollar day from Bulworth (1998)
Don't be no ghost, Bulworth! from Bulworth (1998)
Don't bullshit me! from Bulworth (1998)
Don't call me ******, motherfucker. from Bulworth (1998)
Don't end up like a street punk from Bulworth (1998)
Don't forget what you've done for them, do they? from Bulworth (1998)
Don't let me catch Daryl Gates in traffic from Bulworth (1998)
Don't you think so? from Bulworth (1998)
DOROTHY: Come in. from Bulworth (1998)
Down in South Central... from Bulworth (1998)
Dr. Martin Luther King, Colin Powell, Michael Jordan from Bulworth (1998)
Dr. Morris Fishman is in Paraguay. from Bulworth (1998)
Drug dealing, rap singing punk... from Bulworth (1998)
Dyin' as young as they do in Peru from Bulworth (1998)
Each candidate will make a final statement... from Bulworth (1998)
Eat 'em, gentlemen, you'll think they're really fine from Bulworth (1998)
Even the women have coughed up. Came in with about 65. from Bulworth (1998)
Every day is a holiday from Bulworth (1998)
Every day is a holiday from Bulworth (1998)
Every day is a holiday from Bulworth (1998)
Every day is a holiday from Bulworth (1998)
Every time y'all vote to cut them school programs... from Bulworth (1998)
Everybody freeze! Freeze! Freeze! from Bulworth (1998)
Everybody just gotta keep fuckin' everybody... from Bulworth (1998)
Everything OK? from Bulworth (1998)
Everything's lined up, all perfect and in sync. from Bulworth (1998)
Excuse me. from Bulworth (1998)
Excuse me. I'm sorry. from Bulworth (1998)
Fact is, I'm a materialist. from Bulworth (1998)
Fat boy on a diet from Bulworth (1998)
Feldman, Feldman, where's that key? from Bulworth (1998)
FELDMAN: Call the police? from Bulworth (1998)
FELDMAN: Hey, boss. from Bulworth (1998)
FELDMAN: If there's a fire, I don't know where it is. from Bulworth (1998)
FELDMAN: Mr. Murphy, the senator? from Bulworth (1998)
FELDMAN: The Senator needs his room key. from Bulworth (1998)
FELDMAN: There's... from Bulworth (1998)
FELDMAN: They're ready. How about a quick shave? from Bulworth (1998)
FELDMAN: Wanna see me balance a spoon on my nose? from Bulworth (1998)
FELDMAN: We had a neighbor who'd lose her mind sometimes. from Bulworth (1998)
FELDMAN: What can you help us with? from Bulworth (1998)
FELDMAN: What do you want to do now? from Bulworth (1998)
FELDMAN: You want to volunteer? from Bulworth (1998)
Fenner call? from Bulworth (1998)
Fine. Fine. from Bulworth (1998)
First stop is South Central and the African American community. from Bulworth (1998)
Five minutes. Live, no delay. from Bulworth (1998)
For a final comment on that question. from Bulworth (1998)
For a very important debate! from Bulworth (1998)
For able bodied people who could and should... from Bulworth (1998)
For my man see on the inside the outside. from Bulworth (1998)
For my midnight plane to Georgia from Bulworth (1998)
For over 100 years. from Bulworth (1998)
For the thing that he believe in from Bulworth (1998)
Fought the government 'cause you know I would from Bulworth (1998)
Fought the government 'cause you know that I would from Bulworth (1998)
Four payments, 2.5 million each... from Bulworth (1998)
FRED: How you doing? Mimi and I are gonna be... from Bulworth (1998)
FRED: Welcome home, Senator. from Bulworth (1998)
FRED: Yeah. These things go by the book. from Bulworth (1998)
Free spirited, open ended program... from Bulworth (1998)
From city to city, I'm a menace till I pass by from Bulworth (1998)
From one corner to another from Bulworth (1998)
Fuck him! from Bulworth (1998)
Fuck you. from Bulworth (1998)
Fuck, how a man gonna handle his financial responsibilities... from Bulworth (1998)
Fucked in the ass with our pants down. from Bulworth (1998)
Fuckin' crazy motherfucker. from Bulworth (1998)
Gary, this is gonna be much better. from Bulworth (1998)
Gary, what do you say you and I and your colleagues... from Bulworth (1998)
GARY: Budweiser on the blimp. from Bulworth (1998)
GARY: But, gee, my third cousin? from Bulworth (1998)
Gee, your African American constituents... from Bulworth (1998)
Get any sleep on the plane? from Bulworth (1998)
Get back up over here. Here's the picture. Right here. from Bulworth (1998)
Get him some pants. from Bulworth (1998)
Get the number now. from Bulworth (1998)
Get wrecked, what you see is what you get from Bulworth (1998)
Getting paid by some really rich guys... from Bulworth (1998)
Ghetto superstar from Bulworth (1998)
Ghosts got 'em when they touched each other. from Bulworth (1998)
Give 'em crack, what you see is what you get from Bulworth (1998)
Give them to whomever is gonna do the, uh... from Bulworth (1998)
Gloria Allred got very excited over your O.J. statement. from Bulworth (1998)
Go get 'em. from Bulworth (1998)
Go on. You're good. from Bulworth (1998)
God damn! Leroy, get over here! from Bulworth (1998)
God knows what illegal activity is taking place... from Bulworth (1998)
God of glory from Bulworth (1998)
Goin' up against a Zulu from Bulworth (1998)
Good evening, Senator. from Bulworth (1998)
Good morning. from Bulworth (1998)
Good sleep? from Bulworth (1998)
Good, good, Vinnie. from Bulworth (1998)
Good. Thanks, Vinnie, thanks. from Bulworth (1998)
Good. We're down 3 1/8, and the bill's still in committee. from Bulworth (1998)
Got our pictures taken, told you what you wanted to hear... from Bulworth (1998)
Got some shit to pay from Bulworth (1998)
Got to risk his neck and fight from Bulworth (1998)
Got us tick and running from Bulworth (1998)
Ha ha ha! from Bulworth (1998)
Half your kids are out of work and the other half are in jail. from Bulworth (1998)
Has anybody seen 'er? from Bulworth (1998)
Have a certain, a certain urban youthful quality, sir. from Bulworth (1998)
Have a drink on me, sweetness. from Bulworth (1998)
Have a drink, Murphy. Live your life. from Bulworth (1998)
Have a pleasant stay in Los Angeles. from Bulworth (1998)
Have you ever heard of the F C fucking C C C? from Bulworth (1998)
Have you heard a rumor that Gephardt's looking for someone? from Bulworth (1998)
He ain't doin' it to honor all the subspecies of life. from Bulworth (1998)
He ain't! And please don't even start with that school [ bleep ] from Bulworth (1998)
He ain't. from Bulworth (1998)
He gonna come to me, that's what. from Bulworth (1998)
He looked in my eyes and said, "This bill is un American." from Bulworth (1998)
He said you sold pork bellies short, and now they're up again. from Bulworth (1998)
He tells me you've invested nearly everything you had... from Bulworth (1998)
He thinks they're collard greens. from Bulworth (1998)
He was the one who was gonna push you off the balcony. from Bulworth (1998)
He will be arriving at LAX... from Bulworth (1998)
He will make a brief statement and then take your questions. from Bulworth (1998)
He's afraid the guys at network gonna tell him he's through from Bulworth (1998)
He's at the Department of Psychiatry. from Bulworth (1998)
He's been missing two days. Who do we call, Robert Stack? from Bulworth (1998)
He's conferring with advisors. from Bulworth (1998)
He's elected to make his closing statement. from Bulworth (1998)
He's head of Psychiatry at Georgetown. from Bulworth (1998)
He's in the hospital in a coma... from Bulworth (1998)
He's received 15% of the Democratic vote... from Bulworth (1998)
He's rhyming now. from Bulworth (1998)
He's talking in rhymes. from Bulworth (1998)
Head on over to headquarters? from Bulworth (1998)
Headed for the home base from Bulworth (1998)
Hearts unfold like flowers before thee from Bulworth (1998)
HELEN: Mr. Fong and the Chung family left. from Bulworth (1998)
HELEN: Tell her we need U.S. American dollars. from Bulworth (1998)
HELEN: We got the check. from Bulworth (1998)
Hello, I'm Jay Bulworth. from Bulworth (1998)
Hello, I'm Jay Bulworth. from Bulworth (1998)
Hello, I'm Jay Bulworth. from Bulworth (1998)
Hello, Nina from Bulworth (1998)
Hello? from Bulworth (1998)
Hello. from Bulworth (1998)
Here we are volunteer valets. from Bulworth (1998)
Here's a couple of pictures of the person. from Bulworth (1998)
Hey, George, what's happenin'? What's up, man? from Bulworth (1998)
Hey, guys! from Bulworth (1998)
Hey, hey, hey oh from Bulworth (1998)
Hey, hey, hey oh from Bulworth (1998)
Hey, hey, hey oh from Bulworth (1998)
Hey, hey, hey oh from Bulworth (1998)
Hey, motherfucker, you buying? from Bulworth (1998)
Hey, Murphy, we had a good time. from Bulworth (1998)
Hey, that's a nice little piece of timing. from Bulworth (1998)
Hey, Vinnie. Vinnie, my friend, how are you? from Bulworth (1998)
Hey, yo, L.D., that motherfucker took your car. from Bulworth (1998)
Hey! from Bulworth (1998)
Hi, Sandy. Of course I know where he is. Advisors. from Bulworth (1998)
High employment means jobs for African Americans. from Bulworth (1998)
HILL: If you'll please pardon the interruption... from Bulworth (1998)
HILL: Ladies and gentlemen, please stand by. from Bulworth (1998)
HILL: The first question will be from Jann Carl... from Bulworth (1998)
Hirin' kids in Mexico from Bulworth (1998)
His family owns a pork shop for five years. from Bulworth (1998)
His opponent, Senator Jay Bulworth... from Bulworth (1998)
Hiya, Constance. from Bulworth (1998)
Hmm? from Bulworth (1998)
Holiday from Bulworth (1998)
Holiday from Bulworth (1998)
Hong Kong pork bellies are way down... from Bulworth (1998)
HOST: Thank you, Senator Bulworth. from Bulworth (1998)
HOST: Your ethnic manner of speech, your your clothes... from Bulworth (1998)
How 'bout that write in vote? from Bulworth (1998)
How about the FCC? from Bulworth (1998)
How American is that? from Bulworth (1998)
How come they got the airwaves? from Bulworth (1998)
How disappointing. from Bulworth (1998)
How old? from Bulworth (1998)
How the hell are you? from Bulworth (1998)
How they felt about Bulworth's anti business remarks. from Bulworth (1998)
How you been? from Bulworth (1998)
How you feeling, Senator? from Bulworth (1998)
How you like your greens, General Senator? from Bulworth (1998)
Huey Newton fed kids on my block. from Bulworth (1998)
Huey. from Bulworth (1998)
I I can't wait in the street. Um, uh, I'm totally cool. from Bulworth (1998)
I ain't gettin' it in South Central from Bulworth (1998)
I appreciate it, you know? from Bulworth (1998)
I believe in a hand up, not a hand down. from Bulworth (1998)
I believe in the old fashioned values... from Bulworth (1998)
I bet Murphy put something bad about Farrakhan in here for you. from Bulworth (1998)
I can use and abuse 'em from Bulworth (1998)
I can't believe him tryin' to tell us to from Bulworth (1998)
I changed my mind. from Bulworth (1998)
I could cover for you at the Liebowitzes'. from Bulworth (1998)
I could tell you stories... from Bulworth (1998)
I couldn't get him up to the room. from Bulworth (1998)
I don't feel too good. from Bulworth (1998)
I don't know how. from Bulworth (1998)
I don't want to go down to no Frankie's. from Bulworth (1998)
I doubt he's slept the past five days. from Bulworth (1998)
I feel constrained to remind you that what we said was... from Bulworth (1998)
I find it very worrying that in 1990 Los Angeles... from Bulworth (1998)
I get to meet the family, I can hardly wait from Bulworth (1998)
I give people protection around here. Right? from Bulworth (1998)
I go out every day. If I can go, he can. from Bulworth (1998)
I got a habit, blow his cap backwards from Bulworth (1998)
I got a whole new slate from Bulworth (1998)
I got respect from all the sisters from Bulworth (1998)
I got some problems, and you're not safe with me. from Bulworth (1998)
I got the plan. Want to meet my family tonight? from Bulworth (1998)
I gotta go. I'm out. from Bulworth (1998)
I gotta raise $10,000 a day every day I'm in Washington from Bulworth (1998)
I guess some people can and some people can't from Bulworth (1998)
I have no objection to doing my part... from Bulworth (1998)
I have no problem with African Americans. from Bulworth (1998)
I have no problem with them. They have good jobs. from Bulworth (1998)
I have nothing better to do than wait around. from Bulworth (1998)
I have your policy here. from Bulworth (1998)
I heard the head of Arsenio's jimmy big as a apple. from Bulworth (1998)
I hope he wears his vest, too from Bulworth (1998)
I hope Mrs. Bulworth isn't under the weather. from Bulworth (1998)
I hope you make from Bulworth (1998)
I just hate seeing you get involved... from Bulworth (1998)
I know I speak for you when I say I'm energized... from Bulworth (1998)
I know you're there. from Bulworth (1998)
I like the pussy, the pussy, I like it really fine from Bulworth (1998)
I love you right now so much, I swear to God. from Bulworth (1998)
I mean, is that a disaster? from Bulworth (1998)
I mean, the walls are really rockin' from Bulworth (1998)
I mean, the walls are really rockin' from Bulworth (1998)
I mean, those boys over there on the monitor from Bulworth (1998)
I mean, you can have a Billion Man March. from Bulworth (1998)
I mean... from Bulworth (1998)
I need some pussy from Bulworth (1998)
I need to talk to you, I call Eddie Davers. from Bulworth (1998)
I need your support on Tuesday. from Bulworth (1998)
I never even knew that I could dance from Bulworth (1998)
I only hope I can reciprocate. from Bulworth (1998)
I paid a guy to hire a guy to get rid of me. from Bulworth (1998)
I provide for these little brothers right here. from Bulworth (1998)
I really think we should be on our way. from Bulworth (1998)
I really wanna see your eyes. from Bulworth (1998)
I robbed the damn nations from Bulworth (1998)
I said fuck your mama. from Bulworth (1998)
I said I'm gonna get it. from Bulworth (1998)
I see jobs as plantations from Bulworth (1998)
I see jobs as plantations from Bulworth (1998)
I think he's OK now. Got the electric razor? from Bulworth (1998)
I think it's great. I like it better. from Bulworth (1998)
I think we're here to ask about the news of your camp from Bulworth (1998)
I think you should get some sleep. from Bulworth (1998)
I thought they'd let you follow us... from Bulworth (1998)
I thought we said ten. from Bulworth (1998)
I thought we said ten. from Bulworth (1998)
I thought ya knew from Bulworth (1998)
I thought ya knew, I thought ya knew from Bulworth (1998)
I thought you might feel better with some ribs to eat from Bulworth (1998)
I tried to call it off... from Bulworth (1998)
I want him on my show. from Bulworth (1998)
I warned you repeatedly about Fenner. from Bulworth (1998)
I whip my dick out whu whu from Bulworth (1998)
I wish I didn't have to go through Davers to talk to you. from Bulworth (1998)
I work for you. You call the shots... from Bulworth (1998)
I would cut to a commercial if you still want this job from Bulworth (1998)
I would like to have my candidate on it. from Bulworth (1998)
I'll be conferring with him, too. Good morning. from Bulworth (1998)
I'll be right back. from Bulworth (1998)
I'll be the one to tell him. from Bulworth (1998)
I'll fight to end unnecessary affirmative action programs from Bulworth (1998)
I'll fight to end unnecessary affirmative action programs. from Bulworth (1998)
I'll give you a name. Milton Alexander. from Bulworth (1998)
I'll give you five dollars to buy a new suit, punk! from Bulworth (1998)
I'll send Davers over right away with another check. from Bulworth (1998)
I'll whoop your ass up, motherfucker! from Bulworth (1998)
I'm a senator from Bulworth (1998)
I'm bringing him down there, God damn it. from Bulworth (1998)
I'm buying. from Bulworth (1998)
I'm concerned that you told 300 people in a black church... from Bulworth (1998)
I'm concerned you went to a Beverly Hills fund raiser... from Bulworth (1998)
I'm doing what I got to do. from Bulworth (1998)
I'm explicitly authorizing the use of force at this point. from Bulworth (1998)
I'm gettin' it in Beverly Hills from Bulworth (1998)
I'm gonna have to get that tan from Bulworth (1998)
I'm gonna reveal everything, change the law from Bulworth (1998)
I'm gonna tell this fool I'm going to the cleaners. from Bulworth (1998)
I'm happy with Nina from Bulworth (1998)
I'm incredibly frightened. from Bulworth (1998)
I'm Jay Billington Bulworth from Bulworth (1998)
I'm Jay Billington Bulworth from Bulworth (1998)
I'm Jay Bulworth. from Bulworth (1998)
I'm Jay Bulworth. from Bulworth (1998)
I'm Jay Bulworth. from Bulworth (1998)
I'm Jay Bulworth. from Bulworth (1998)
I'm Jay Bulworth. from Bulworth (1998)
I'm just the liaison. I don't want to know who this is... from Bulworth (1998)
I'm lookin' here, I'm lookin' there from Bulworth (1998)
I'm not a member of the press, and so from Bulworth (1998)
I'm not begrudging him that, are you? from Bulworth (1998)
I'm not letting him on television... from Bulworth (1998)
I'm not other people. from Bulworth (1998)
I'm sorry, folks. That will be it. from Bulworth (1998)
I'm surprised by how effective that is. from Bulworth (1998)
I'm tellin' you, the man is a rock. from Bulworth (1998)
I'm the Senator's chief of staff. from Bulworth (1998)
I'm tired of playing with you. from Bulworth (1998)
I'm workin' on gettin' it. from Bulworth (1998)
I've been hammering away at him. from Bulworth (1998)
I've ever arranged to get a guy to off a guy... from Bulworth (1998)
I've got to find Davers. from Bulworth (1998)
I've had it with you! from Bulworth (1998)
I've had other offers, you know. I beat 'em off with a stick. from Bulworth (1998)
I've just spoken with Hong Kong again, and I'm very upset! from Bulworth (1998)
ICE CUBE RAPPING: Goddamn, it's a brand new payback from Bulworth (1998)
ICE CUBE RAPPING: Like I said, it's a brand new payback from Bulworth (1998)
If he can't invent computer games from Bulworth (1998)
If he don't got shit to die for from Bulworth (1998)
If he had just listened to me on welfare reform in '88. from Bulworth (1998)
If he just chased not quite so much pussy. from Bulworth (1998)
If he wants to crash and burn his entire fucking career, fine. from Bulworth (1998)
If he's gettin' any deal from Bulworth (1998)
If I left him there, you'd cap his ass. from Bulworth (1998)
If I look at the economy... from Bulworth (1998)
If I'm not dead by Monday, I stop payment on that check. from Bulworth (1998)
If Jay Bulworth plays ball, we'll play ball. from Bulworth (1998)
If she was tryin' to hide the Senator... from Bulworth (1998)
If some money grubbin' Congress from Bulworth (1998)
If that's what I got to do from Bulworth (1998)
If these guys pay the piper, then the piper does a show from Bulworth (1998)
If they could pay for Johnnie Cochran from Bulworth (1998)
If they don't like it, they can kiss my ass. from Bulworth (1998)
If we still got the Middle East, the atmosphere can wait from Bulworth (1998)
If you don't get big money from Bulworth (1998)
If you don't put down that malt liquor... from Bulworth (1998)
If you get in your car, I won't recognize you in a lineup. from Bulworth (1998)
If you runnin' for office from Bulworth (1998)
If you want to have senators not on the take from Bulworth (1998)
If you want to hide, I know a place. from Bulworth (1998)
In alternating order. from Bulworth (1998)
In running for president. from Bulworth (1998)
In the Democratic Senatorial race... from Bulworth (1998)
In the last few days? from Bulworth (1998)
In the relationships with the state commissioners... from Bulworth (1998)
In the San Joaquin Valley. from Bulworth (1998)
In the urban centers. from Bulworth (1998)
In today's films and television programs? from Bulworth (1998)
In what you gettin' involved in. from Bulworth (1998)
Insane in the brain from Bulworth (1998)
Insane in the brain from Bulworth (1998)
Insane in the brain from Bulworth (1998)
Insane in the brain from Bulworth (1998)
Insane in the membrane from Bulworth (1998)
Insane in the membrane from Bulworth (1998)
Insane in the membrane from Bulworth (1998)
Insane in the membrane from Bulworth (1998)
Insane in the membrane from Bulworth (1998)
Insane in the membrane from Bulworth (1998)
Insane, got no brain from Bulworth (1998)
Irving, do we have Forbes and Buchanan both? from Bulworth (1998)
Is is he here? from Bulworth (1998)
Is 'cause he's your brother. from Bulworth (1998)
Is a disaster. from Bulworth (1998)
Is gettin' ninety fuckin' eight percent of it from Bulworth (1998)
Is left to wonder where the fuck we went with it from Bulworth (1998)
Is little Nina? from Bulworth (1998)
Is more important than you being on time. from Bulworth (1998)
Is said to be meeting with top advisors. from Bulworth (1998)
Is she mad at me? from Bulworth (1998)
Is that how white people rap? from Bulworth (1998)
Is the most profitable business in the Unites States? from Bulworth (1998)
Is the whole world going insane? from Bulworth (1998)
Is there an explanation for his erratic behavior... from Bulworth (1998)
Is these motherfuckers there, the insurance companies from Bulworth (1998)
Is tryin' to believe a mother [ bleep ] word from Bulworth (1998)
Is tryin' to believe a motherfuckin' word from Bulworth (1998)
Is where did little Nina go? from Bulworth (1998)
Is you a real ******? from Bulworth (1998)
It ain't every day that a white man... from Bulworth (1998)
It appears to have decided to keep its candidate under wraps. from Bulworth (1998)
It is worse than arrogance. It is contempt. from Bulworth (1998)
It must be the money, huh? from Bulworth (1998)
It never will get out. Jay Bulworth's on this baby. from Bulworth (1998)
It seems as if we're experiencing... from Bulworth (1998)
It turns everything to crap. from Bulworth (1998)
It's a beautiful morning. from Bulworth (1998)
It's a club... from Bulworth (1998)
It's a shame we didn't get into the heart of your remarks. from Bulworth (1998)
It's about time that people started saying "Ebonics." from Bulworth (1998)
It's all off. from Bulworth (1998)
It's contempt. It's contempt for the press. from Bulworth (1998)
It's Friday. That pizza's from Wednesday. from Bulworth (1998)