mr. hodges. mr. post. now, don't tell me you've finished those sketches already. no, i came to see your agent, mr. barker. his office told me he'd be here. oh, sam, this is mr. post, the architect i told you about. hi. hello, mr. barker. mr. barker, i-- i have a wonderful horse. mr. post, i have all the animals i can handle. well, he isn't just an animal. he's something special. he has a very high iq. all right. just what does this animal do, something special? well, he can obey any command you give him. tell him to do something. - anything? - anything. go over and bring back that bucket of water. there was no water in the pail. thanks, mister ed. a remarkable horse! isn't he? don't tell me he's got a driver's license. mr. post, i've got to handle this horse. he's worth a fortune. here, you little old gold mine, you. wilbur: once ed gets on television, he'll be the greatest animal act in the world. ah, now, don't tell me you're jealous of that horse. now, marge, listen. come on, baby. now, don't be temperamental. i mean it, don't be temperamental. no, never mind t

mr. hodges wants to discuss some plans. good. the more you work, the more i eat.

hodges: good evening. there are a lot of reasons to be here but mr. brown is one of them. a big can't force him -- a big hand for him for what he has done. i am excited to be back in fairfield and winnsboro and excited to bring president bill clinton. i know when you saw him -- when you saw me come out, you were expecting him. it is my pleasure to introduce bill clinton but before i do, let me say a few words about this election. i am here because i feel so strongly about this election. i do because i have served with two democratic presidents during my local lifetime, one was a man isill introduce later who william jefferson clinton. a wonderful president, wasn't he? let me remind you that during the clinton years, what we had as a country. the lowest unemployment rate that i can remember. wage growth across every spectrum whether you are from a small town or a week city. whether you were african-american, latino, or white, whether you were older or younger. you made more money during that era, didn't you? spectacular. i also worked with president barack obama. president

mr. brown: so, folks, as a native of winnsboro, someone that's lived here my entire life, i can't be more excited to introduce governor jim hodges to y'all. veryone, give him a warm winnsboro welcome. [applause] governor hodges: good evening. i'm not tall enough for this podium here. well, thanks to boyd. there are a lot of reasons to be here, but boyd brown is one of them. so big hand for boyd brown bringing the vets together. all right. well, let me just say i'm excited to be back in fairfield county and in winnsboro and excited to bring president bill clinton. i know when you saw me come out you said, oh, my gosh, it's clinton. it's bait and switch. you said hodges instead. but it is my pleasure to introduce bill clinton. but before i do, let me tell but this lks. there is a reason -- this election. there is a reason why i'm here. i feel so strongly about this election and i do because i have served with two democratic presidents during my political lifetime. one was the man that i'll introduce later named william jefferson clinton. wonderful president, wasn't he? all right. he was. let me remind you during the clinton years