That, he said in the interview, referred to a scene in the film.
"The prices would go unlimited," Mr. Badri said during the interview, referring to the effect of a military conflict.
"It felt like he had finally made his position clear," Mr. Bush said in the interview, referring to Mr. Kerry.
"A lot of people criticized me at the time," Mr. Clinton said in the interview, referring to the 1992 campaign, in which he first outlined these views.
"I've tried to approach this exactly the way the secretary wants me to: responsibly, honestly," General Amos said in the interview, referring to Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta.
"It's been how many years?" she joked in the interview, referring to a courtship so long it earned her the catty tabloid nickname Waity Katie.
"Not only is there no bubble — these prices are reflective of the fact that the market still hates tech," Mr. Andreessen said in the interview, referring to the stock price of many large tech companies.
"In fact, some of the palace insiders say he has a certain fondness for some of Afghanistan's most profitable exports," Mr. Galbraith said in the interview, referring to the booming Afghan narcotics trade.
"I do expect there will be some Halloween hazing, although they won't tell me what it is yet," he said in the interview, referring to the show's annual Halloween costume episode.
"John Cornyn endorsed me," Mr. McCain boasted in the interview, referring to the Republican senator from Texas at whom he directed a well-publicized string of profanities in a meeting last year.
