And I come here tonight to the Al Smith Dinner knowing that I'm the underdog in these final weeks, but if you know where to look, there are signs of hope.
John McCain: “And I come here tonight to the Al Smith Dinner knowing that I'm the underdog in these final weeks, but if you know where…”
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John McCain reflects on his campaign status and expresses optimism despite being the underdog.
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