Uploaded on October 29, 2011 by AnyClip

The clip successful play from Kindergarten Cop (1990) with Richard Tyson, Carroll Baker

Yeah, that's her.
And there goes our goddamn case.
Tell O'Hara and kimble their witness is dead...
so Crisp is going to walk.
We want them back here.
We've got lots of other cases to clear.
O'Hara says they think they've located the wife.
And the money?
They're looking into it.
Have them tell the wife
we're letting Crisp go, and he knows where she is.
If she wants police protection, she'll produce the money.
Sorry it took so long, Cullen.
Hey, you're looking great.
I love you, Mother.
We're going to be a family again, son.
Go!
Fourscore and seven years ago
our forefathers brought forth on this continent
a new nation
conceived in liberty
and dedicated to the proposition

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