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I’m sorry no one has commented on this yet. I would like to say thank you. You put a lot of time, skill and love into this collection and it shows. It really is the simple things we do each day, the greetings we give our neighbors. I must hear the phrase You will know a Christian by their works and not their words at least two or three times a month. Their works, in this context, should have been translated as, How they are as a person, but instead it gets inferred as, what someone does, and that’s totally wrong. It’s been three years since you made these, how are you? How’s things going?

I believe he thought that was a Hank Williams song it was Don Williams

A deeply under-rated movie with Travolta's career best performance.

The real fun part of this scene is when the following night Toby phones the man to talk about making it “just a little bit easier”. He is blown away by the call.

Today the Democrats would explain White Privilege to this guy and explain how his problems, and the problems of literally everyone else are actually his fault. Then they would try to castrate his daughter. I wish I was kidding.

One of my favorite scenes.

Sarah paved the way for all of the current MAGA cult freaks, Qanon r_tards and the GQP !

I know Toby can be difficult, but every time I get frustrated with him I think back to this scene. He acts like an a-hole a lot because he's extremely principled and uncompromising. When it comes down to helping people I don't think there's anyone else on the show who cares more about the common man.

I don’t know who this actor is, but he’s excellent here. The tone is just perfect. I need to watch thIs series rather than snippets on RUclips.

"Now you know, as well as I do, there are plenty of people playing this game, that don't think that way. They're willing to sell their souls, crawl through sewers, lie to people, divide, them, play on their worst fears for NOTHIN'. Just for the PRIZE." Hm...kinda like 2016-2020, when you really think about it...the toxic fallout of which is still being felt today. So...yeah. You know...don't say nobody tried to warn you.

Just a little easier, that difference is everything.

this scene hits me so differently watching it before and after i became a father. it should be a little easier

Ugh. These two episodes were ducking great!! The last v half hour? If this one is just inspiring

"put your daughter thru college, that is a men's job", this simple scene seeps profoundly into my soul.

watching the west wing should be mandatory for any elected official before entering their office...

Bill you suck

when you allow privatization on education, healthcare, telecommunication, national resources and lately remaining public infrastructure through the infrastructure bill. what you did think would happen . The cronies jack up the prices. Americans need to wake up and stop falling for social issue BS. Both Dems and GOP are run by the same donors . except for Trump , trump is actual greedy and actually tries to get a cut of everything. donations alone are not enough for him. The guy would scam his own mother for a buck

I love this film so much. Sadly, it looks tame compared to what has transpired since 2016.

The price you pay to lead. Ohh

What’s the next scene called cause he calls this guy to give him an update on what they are working on

I think the comment made in your blog that "Obama can't win" with the inference that he was too honest and noble has proved to be laughable. Obama was a major disappointment. His only real legacy is he has enriched himself beyond his wildest dreams ......while surrounding himself with sycophantic celebrities and liberal billionaires who make generous donations to his political friends.

The staff bring up this guy later on in the season when they propose a bill about either taxes or higher education.

Does anyone believe this gentleman is NOT a real dad working hard to give his oldest child her dream ?

What I like about this is that the guy's political views aren't important. It doesn't matter who he voted for or what he believes. He is just a guy trying to do what is best for his kids. I feel like we have lost that with click bait media and everyone choosing sides. Most of the problems we face are things we all go through and we aren't going to fix them until we put petty tribal allegiances away and actually demand that things get better.

I miss the abiding good will and simple sanity portrayed in this show. What if, we all aspired to govern with benevolence and sobriety, and to find representatives and officials who wanted the same?

Undermodulated. Big time.

Powerful scene!!

Yeah no. Here's the thing, the monologue is great, but it doesn't go anywhere. This is why I don't like the West Wing that much. It's all academic theory and speeches. I don't mind some of that but I'd like to see some actual change happen and I never really saw that. It comes across as just a shinier version of Clinton era Democrats to me, a lot of talk and flash but not much substance. Also, the part about it being a "man's job" or whatever he said, to put his kids through college combined with comments made throughout the show about many of the female characters comes across kind of misogynistic, like this guy's wife has no agency in her kids getting to college except for bringing in a token salary.

The West Wing is probably my favorite show but it does have minor flaws at times. Never in my life have I ever walked into a bar with a friend and sat at different ends from them.

I love the small, beautiful moments like this! No international incidents, no national crisis, just real moments in the lives of ordinary people. It's a good reminder that it all comes down to ordinary people living their lives, that's what politicians need to keep sight of.

He looks and sounds like Bill Clinton

This is video, explains everything

Jack Stanton -- this is the price you pay to lead Joe Biden -- YOU pay?

That was the most platonic romantic proposal I have ever seen.

Always tear up at the last shot

I watched this scene many years ago before I was a dad. Now that I have a 10 year old, this scene means so much more to me. Still very relevant.

The Price You Pay to Play

The acting in this scene is monumental.

"There are plenty of people playing this game that don't think that way. They're willing to sell their souls, crawl through sewers, lie to people, divide them, play on their worst fears--- for NOTHING. Just for the prize." Sounds like Stanton had an idea that Donald Trump would be coming along eventually...….

One of the best episodes. Top 3 easily. So many great learning moments for these two, and Sam. Donna is so good. And that speech by the President at the end never fails to make me cry. Honestly getting choked up just thinking about it.

That’s Toby. Josh told him no, Josh should of known.

The Dad in this scene fails to appreciate that the government prevents his family from flourishing. His son's bad public school run by politicians and government bureaucrats beholden to teachers unions. "Non-profit" colleges overcharging on tuition because they are subsidized by Pell grants and student loans. And his college savings mutual fund is taxed while Progressives demonize the enterprises in which he's invested. Toby offers more of the same failed policies. Take the red pill.

this would be sooo much easier to sell to voters nowadays than "free college for everyone"!

That man and wife have killed alot of people to get their millions.

Is it entirely unethical that corporate leadership focus upon "return to investors" in light of this soliloquy'?

Have to sell your soul to be a successful politician.

The fucked up thing about the scene, is colleges don’t want anybody to not be able to go to college because I can’t afford it. So they just insist on the student taking out a school loan, which is saddles a student and the family with debt. .....The colleges have no vested interest in lowering tuition because they know any student at anytime can get a school loan and it won’t be The school’s problem after they graduate

One of my favourite scenes, I'd imagine a re-election campaign being fought on this man's suggestion to Toby.

What would the Trump West Wing show look like

In hindsight, everything about these two episodes seems like it was written backwards. Probably not. I'm probably wrong, but it feels like everything that happens between Josh and Toby is to get to this moment, cuz it's such a feel good opportunity for the audience. It's like they wrote this scene at the bar first, and then they were like, okay how do we get these two schlubs at the bar with this guy who basically represents the audience? How do we make this scene happen? All the craziness and Toby losing the bet to Josh all that seems like it's a set up for this magical moment. The punchline to a very well crafted joke, that's so deliciously not funny.