Hi Lester...

Richard Lester.

What is it, Lester?

I am Lester Sheehan.

Leicester

Get out of here!!

I give him a wake.

No, I grew up in Leicester.

You know, there are Lesters from every part of social society.

This ( woman coughs ) Lester, don't you think we ought to do some

Lester, it's Will. I'm onto him.

Galt is dead.

For weather on the ones, here's Lester.

And in the general election, it's the citizens who get to vote, but in the Lester election, it's the Lesters who get to vote.

That's a fact.

There are rich Lesters, poor Lesters, black Lesters, white Lesters, not many women Lesters, but put that to the side for one second.

Lester's barking again and getting on my nerves again.

Will, Lester here, d'you hear me?

So 144,000 are called Lester, which means about .05 percent is named Lester.

One is called the general election.

Lester, tell Paul he should get the lumberjacks' helicopter.

And here's the key

I'm going to start where the story began 1985, in Central Australia.

But in our land, in this land, in USA land, there are certainly some sweet Lesters out there, many of them in this room here today, but the vast majority of Lesters act for the Lesters, because the shifting coalitions that are comprising the .05 percent are not comprising it for the public interest.

Let's get some blankets, anything we can find to keep the child warm.

In order to run in the general election, you must do extremely well in the Lester election.

It has competing dependencies, we could say conflicting dependencies, depending upon who the Lesters are.

I just borrowed that, I'll return it in a second, this character from your series.

Hey, you get to pick who gets to run in the general election, we would think maybe of a kind of aristocracy of Lesters.

Like the United States, it has about 311 million people, and of that 311 million people, it turns out 144,000 are called Lester.

And number two, obviously, this dependence upon the Lesters is going to produce a subtle, understated, we could say camouflaged, bending to keep the Lesters happy.

Okay, so we have a democracy, no doubt, but it's dependent upon the Lesters and dependent upon the people.

The United States is worse than Lesterland, worse than Lesterland because you can imagine in Lesterland if we Lesters got a letter from the government that said,

So I'm just a lawyer, I look at this range of numbers, and I say it's fair for me to say it's .05 percent who are our relevant funders in America.