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Clips from Madam Secretary - The Long Shot (S02E02)

Tensions?

"Tensions?"

Madam Secretary

The moment Maria Ostrov is elected,

"The moment Maria Ostrov is elected,"

Madam Secretary

she will launch an invasion into Western Ukraine.

"she will launch an invasion into Western Ukraine."

Madam Secretary

Will you just sit by and watch?

"Will you just sit by and watch?"

Madam Secretary

I'll let the president know that we spoke.

"I'll let the president know that we spoke."

Madam Secretary

Also let him know that Ukraine's fate

"Also let him know that Ukraine's fate"

Madam Secretary

The next time you see me,

"The next time you see me,"

Madam Secretary

I'll see you out,

"I'll see you out,"

Madam Secretary

Mr. President.

"Mr. President."

Madam Secretary

(indistinct chatter)

"(indistinct chatter)"

Madam Secretary

See, the truth is

"See, the truth is"

Madam Secretary

whether or not

"whether or not"

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Ukraine is a member of NATO,

"Ukraine is a member of NATO,"

Madam Secretary

I don't believe that we'll let Russia attack the west

"I don't believe that we'll let Russia attack the west"

Madam Secretary

without launching a military strike back of our own.

"without launching a military strike back of our own."

Madam Secretary

Uh, British Ambassador Graham Shenton

"Uh, British Ambassador Graham Shenton"

Madam Secretary

I hope Shenton is in an accommodating mood.

"I hope Shenton is in an accommodating mood."

Madam Secretary

on Gorev's cash.

"on Gorev's cash."

Madam Secretary

You...

"You..."

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you think he can beat Maria Ostrov?

"you think he can beat Maria Ostrov?"

Madam Secretary

I hope so.

"I hope so."

Madam Secretary

Anton Gorev becoming president of Russia

"Anton Gorev becoming president of Russia"

Madam Secretary

might mean the difference between peace

"might mean the difference between peace"

Madam Secretary

and World War III.

"and World War III."

Madam Secretary

ELIZABETH: Mr. Ambassador, Anton Gorev is under the impression

"ELIZABETH: Mr. Ambassador, Anton Gorev is under the impression"

Madam Secretary

that the U.K. is willing to lift the sanctions

"that the U.K. is willing to lift the sanctions"

Madam Secretary

Uh, given U.S. approval.

"Uh, given U.S. approval."

Madam Secretary

Well, that's what we told him.

"Well, that's what we told him."

Madam Secretary

because you would refuse.

"because you would refuse."

Madam Secretary

Well, the president is considering his request.

"Well, the president is considering his request."

Madam Secretary

So, what's the real problem?

"So, what's the real problem?"

Madam Secretary

won't be lifted.

"won't be lifted."

Madam Secretary

Ah, so if you release the sanctions on Gorev,

"Ah, so if you release the sanctions on Gorev,"

Madam Secretary

the rest will beat a path to your door.

"the rest will beat a path to your door."

Madam Secretary

There should be some way to get the man back his own money.

"There should be some way to get the man back his own money."

Madam Secretary

ELIZABETH: Wait a minute.

"ELIZABETH: Wait a minute."

Madam Secretary

Didn't I read an op-ed...?

"Didn't I read an op-ed...?"

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By, um, Sir Richard Edgemont

"By, um, Sir Richard Edgemont"

Madam Secretary

in, it was in The Sunday Times.

"in, it was in The Sunday Times."

Madam Secretary

He was... he was complaining

"He was... he was complaining"

Madam Secretary

that-that the Londoners had sold

"that-that the Londoners had sold"

Madam Secretary

too much of their property to the Russians?

"too much of their property to the Russians?"

Madam Secretary

Now they're complaining there's too much coffee

"Now they're complaining there's too much coffee"

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and vatrushka on the corner shops.

"and vatrushka on the corner shops."

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They've got to be worth close to a 100 million total.

"They've got to be worth close to a 100 million total."

Madam Secretary

What if we could convince

"What if we could convince"

Madam Secretary

Sir Richard to buy them from him

"Sir Richard to buy them from him"

Madam Secretary

Uh, but would it trigger the sanctions?

"Uh, but would it trigger the sanctions?"

Madam Secretary

It shouldn't, if he used an offshore bank.

"It shouldn't, if he used an offshore bank."

Madam Secretary

And I could

"And I could"

Madam Secretary

make sure the Finance Ministry

"make sure the Finance Ministry"

Madam Secretary

Mr. Ambassador, thank you so much for coming in.

"Mr. Ambassador, thank you so much for coming in."

Madam Secretary

I really appreciate it.

"I really appreciate it."

Madam Secretary

- Madam Secretary. - Great.

"- Madam Secretary. - Great."

Madam Secretary

(short laugh)

"(short laugh)"

Madam Secretary

Oliver Shaw sent over a hardcopy

"Oliver Shaw sent over a hardcopy"

Madam Secretary

of his report

"of his report"

Madam Secretary

on the Air Force One cyber-attack.

"on the Air Force One cyber-attack."

Madam Secretary

No, not yet. Oh, uh,

"No, not yet. Oh, uh,"

Madam Secretary

your studio executives are on their way up.

"your studio executives are on their way up."

Madam Secretary

Show time.

"Show time."

Madam Secretary

Think I'm ready for my close-up.

"Think I'm ready for my close-up."

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DAISY: And this is the conference room.

"DAISY: And this is the conference room."

Madam Secretary

Well, thanks for the tour.

"Well, thanks for the tour."

Madam Secretary

of historical political drama.

"of historical political drama."

Madam Secretary

Like John Adams, but as a series.

"Like John Adams, but as a series."

Madam Secretary

Well, I've tried it.

"Well, I've tried it."

Madam Secretary

And, uh, it's cost prohibitive.

"And, uh, it's cost prohibitive."

Madam Secretary

Not in this office.

"Not in this office."

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we're hoping to achieve in the e-mail I sent.

"we're hoping to achieve in the e-mail I sent."

Madam Secretary

Right, so you want to air our shows in Eastern Europe,

"Right, so you want to air our shows in Eastern Europe,"

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and then follow them with pro-western news.

"and then follow them with pro-western news."

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I can't get into the classified details,

"I can't get into the classified details,"

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but in the next few months,

"but in the next few months,"

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we could be on the brink of war in Europe.

"we could be on the brink of war in Europe."

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DAISY: Altering the negative perceptions of the U.S.

"DAISY: Altering the negative perceptions of the U.S."

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in the minds of ethnic Russians

"in the minds of ethnic Russians"

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could literally change the course of our future.

"could literally change the course of our future."

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Well, I-I just want to say

"Well, I-I just want to say"

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that, uh, it-it's an honor

"that, uh, it-it's an honor"

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to be asked to contribute to the cause.

"to be asked to contribute to the cause."

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"Contribute." Now, that's an excellent word.

""Contribute." Now, that's an excellent word."

Madam Secretary

We're asking you to make a contribution to your country,

"We're asking you to make a contribution to your country,"

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So, our studio produces television shows

"So, our studio produces television shows"

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So, um, what were you thinking

"So, um, what were you thinking"

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literally.

"literally."

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(imitates explosion)

"(imitates explosion)"

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People will say you keep secrets.

"People will say you keep secrets."

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Sometimes I find it is not so easy to be both.

"Sometimes I find it is not so easy to be both."

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(buttons beeping)

"(buttons beeping)"

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Hello?

"Hello?"

Madam Secretary

It's Dmitri.

"It's Dmitri."

Madam Secretary

Yeah, what's up?

"Yeah, what's up?"

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Sir, I can't do this.

"Sir, I can't do this."

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I'm-I'm, uh, I'm in the embassy.

"I'm-I'm, uh, I'm in the embassy."

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Okay, listen to me.

"Okay, listen to me."

Madam Secretary

Do you understand?

"Do you understand?"

Madam Secretary

Now, Dmitri.

"Now, Dmitri."

Madam Secretary

We can talk later.

"We can talk later."

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must've included a pair of brass ones.

"must've included a pair of brass ones."

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Okay, he's right to be concerned.

"Okay, he's right to be concerned."

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The situation is growing worse by the day.

"The situation is growing worse by the day."

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We need somebody who can deescalate it.

"We need somebody who can deescalate it."

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I know you think that someone is Anton Gorev.

"I know you think that someone is Anton Gorev."

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- But... - But you have a backup plan.

"- But... - But you have a backup plan."

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I just spoke to Sir Richard Edgemont.

"I just spoke to Sir Richard Edgemont."

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And he is willing to purchase

"And he is willing to purchase"

Madam Secretary

Gorev's two London townhouses

"Gorev's two London townhouses"

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and his country home in Wiltshire

"and his country home in Wiltshire"

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for 80 million cash.

"for 80 million cash."

Madam Secretary

It's a great deal for everyone.

"It's a great deal for everyone."

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With all the hoops we're jumping through on his behalf,

"With all the hoops we're jumping through on his behalf,"

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Anton Gorev should be required

"Anton Gorev should be required"

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to work with our intelligence people.

"to work with our intelligence people."

Madam Secretary

When Pavel Ostrov was president,

"When Pavel Ostrov was president,"

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He has information we could use.

"He has information we could use."

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He will never go for it.

"He will never go for it."

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He's not gonna betray his country for money.

"He's not gonna betray his country for money."

Madam Secretary

a return to power and a lifetime in exile?

"a return to power and a lifetime in exile?"

Madam Secretary

For one minute,

"For one minute,"

Madam Secretary

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