abraham lincoln: do any of you know the way to general weitzel s headquarters? freed slave: yas-suh, master lincoln. i know the way! admiral porter: fix bayonets! [train whistles]. abraham lincoln: look. [whistle]. crook: window. abraham lincoln: thank god i have lived to see this day. on we go. tad lincoln: papa-day. old slave: may de good lord bless and keep you safe, massa lincoln.
do any of you know the way to general whitesell s headquarters? yes, sir, master, lincoln, i know the way. thank god i have lived to see this day. on we go. may the good lord bless and keep you safe, master lincoln.
abraham lincoln: do any of you know the way to general weitzel s headquarters? freed slave: yas-suh, master lincoln. i know the way! admiral porter: fix bayonets! [train whistles]. abraham lincoln: look. [whistle]. crook: window. abraham lincoln: thank god i have lived to see this day. on we go. tad lincoln: papa-day. old slave: may de good lord bless and keep you safe, massa lincoln.
i write the books. you know that. i write all the copy for the factor. oh, the factor. [ cheers and applause ] i write the books. you know that. and they always come out at number 1 on the new york times. yeah, it s a fix. we got that fixed. [ laughter ] it s this show, letterman. you know that. now, have you ever done your show drunk, speaking of all the time. [ laughter ] in fact, i remember last week, in a monologue, you said, it was fox s 15th anniversary, and o reilly got so drunk, he actually said something that made sense. that s right. [ laughter, applause ] may the good lord bless and keep you safe, master lincoln. you are a free citizen of this republic. kneel to god only and thank him for the liberty that is yours.