Narrator: And George Sr. would soon get worse economic news from his attorney.
George Sr.: Oh, this can't be good. I mean, you didn't drive all this distance for good news.
Barry: You've got a balloon payment due on the mortgage on this property. It's about 15 million.
George Sr.: I mean, what am I gonna do? Where am I gonna get that money?
Barry: I thought you were going to sell the land to the government to build a wall.
George Sr.: Yeah, but that was put on hold.
Barry: So? It's election time. Now's the time to get a politician to push for the wall. Isn't that dizzy kook Lucille Austero running?
George Sr.: No, no, she can't know about this. She's the majority owner of my company, and besides, she's so pro-immigrant.
Narrator: She was. She'd even taken in a Latino foster child, which she denied was an attempt to bring in the Hispanic vote. Nonetheless, she did know what cultural buttons to push to win their hearts.