Chris: Look, I memorized it, I'm gonna recite it, and you're gonna listen to it.
Thurman: Is that a fact? Sit down.
Chris: "Called from a retirement which I had supposed would continue for the residue of my life."
Thurman: All right, that's enough. You know it. Take your seat.
Chris: "to fill the chief executive office of this great and free nation." [bell rings]
Thurman: Talk.
Chris: "which will govern me in the duties of these discharge which I had to perform."
Thurman: Enjoy. Good-bye.
[later, Chris is still talking as Thurman visits a urinal:]
Chris: "I fear that a strict examination of the annals of some of the modern elective governments would develop similar instances of violated confidence."
[later, Chris in the passenger's seat of Thurman's car as he drives off:]
Chris: "I, too, well understand the dangerous temptations to which I shall be exposed "from the magnitude of the power, which it has been the pleasure"
[later, Chris is talking on the phone as Thurman reads a book at home:]
Chris: [on the phone] "If parties in a republic are necessary to secure a degree of vigilance sufficient to keep"
Thurman: All right, all right! I get it. Now leave me alone. You know the speech. I'm sorry.
Chris: Thank you.