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Clips from Madam Secretary - The Dissent Memo (S03E03)

as you have shown in one leaked document.

"as you have shown in one leaked document."

Madam Secretary

Hey, Susan, you got to stop accusing me of not caring.

"Hey, Susan, you got to stop accusing me of not caring."

Madam Secretary

There are parameters and you know that.

"There are parameters and you know that."

Madam Secretary

- I... - But you find time to go to NFL games,

"- I... - But you find time to go to NFL games,"

Madam Secretary

and... I'm so sorry.

"and... I'm so sorry."

Madam Secretary

I-I just give up.

"I-I just give up."

Madam Secretary

I'd rather work in the private sector

"I'd rather work in the private sector"

Madam Secretary

and actually get something done.

"and actually get something done."

Madam Secretary

- Susan... - Thank you for taking a chance on me.

"- Susan... - Thank you for taking a chance on me."

Madam Secretary

Madam Secretary, you can consider this my resignation.

"Madam Secretary, you can consider this my resignation."

Madam Secretary

(sighs)

"(sighs)"

Madam Secretary

Can we talk about this?

"Can we talk about this?"

Madam Secretary

Yes.

"Yes."

Madam Secretary

I'd appreciate it if you let me turn myself in.

"I'd appreciate it if you let me turn myself in."

Madam Secretary

I'd rather my staff not see me led out by security.

"I'd rather my staff not see me led out by security."

Madam Secretary

I know you didn't leak that memo.

"I know you didn't leak that memo."

Madam Secretary

That's not what my memoir will say.

"That's not what my memoir will say."

Madam Secretary

And if you think I'm gonna inform on anybody...

"And if you think I'm gonna inform on anybody..."

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No, I don't actually care who leaked it.

"No, I don't actually care who leaked it."

Madam Secretary

I just don't want to lose you.

"I just don't want to lose you."

Madam Secretary

But you have to understand.

"But you have to understand."

Madam Secretary

I-I'm playing ten dimensional chess here.

"I-I'm playing ten dimensional chess here."

Madam Secretary

If I could've threatened to cut off agricultural imports

"If I could've threatened to cut off agricultural imports"

Madam Secretary

and sanction oil when I called Bestilo,

"and sanction oil when I called Bestilo,"

Madam Secretary

I would've done it.

"I would've done it."

Madam Secretary

But we are having an election of our own

"But we are having an election of our own"

Madam Secretary

and, like it or not, we all serve at the pleasure.

"and, like it or not, we all serve at the pleasure."

Madam Secretary

And this is exactly the problem

"And this is exactly the problem"

Madam Secretary

We go in with our studies, and our expertise, and our aid,

"We go in with our studies, and our expertise, and our aid,"

Madam Secretary

and we don't even know what we don't know.

"and we don't even know what we don't know."

Madam Secretary

Bestilo doesn't care if his people starve.

"Bestilo doesn't care if his people starve."

Madam Secretary

So, if you really want to get him where he lives,

"So, if you really want to get him where he lives,"

Madam Secretary

you don't read reports.

"you don't read reports."

Madam Secretary

You talk to people who know him.

"You talk to people who know him."

Madam Secretary

You're right.

"You're right."

Madam Secretary

So how do we get him where he lives?

"So how do we get him where he lives?"

Madam Secretary

Putting your opponent under house arrest

"Putting your opponent under house arrest"

Madam Secretary

is clearly meant to protect

"is clearly meant to protect"

Madam Secretary

your own security, Mr. President, not Kalanga's.

"your own security, Mr. President, not Kalanga's."

Madam Secretary

I do not wish to run against a martyr.

"I do not wish to run against a martyr."

Madam Secretary

But as always, Madam Secretary,

"But as always, Madam Secretary,"

Madam Secretary

I appreciate your opinion.

"I appreciate your opinion."

Madam Secretary

It is the United States' opinion.

"It is the United States' opinion."

Madam Secretary

Therefore, we're demanding the release of Bertilde Kalanga

"Therefore, we're demanding the release of Bertilde Kalanga"

Madam Secretary

within two hours.

"within two hours."

Madam Secretary

If you do not comply, I'm prepared to impose a travel ban

"If you do not comply, I'm prepared to impose a travel ban"

Madam Secretary

on all Angolan citizens into the United States.

"on all Angolan citizens into the United States."

Madam Secretary

It would be a shame if Amalia Salessu were unable

"It would be a shame if Amalia Salessu were unable"

Madam Secretary

But, of course,

"But, of course,"

Madam Secretary

if she's no longer attending school

"if she's no longer attending school"

Madam Secretary

out of the country,

"out of the country,"

Madam Secretary

Unless, of course, your daughter Lauana

"Unless, of course, your daughter Lauana"

Madam Secretary

I have to wonder, Elizabeth, at President Dalton's boldness

"I have to wonder, Elizabeth, at President Dalton's boldness"

Madam Secretary

in dictating the election procedures

"in dictating the election procedures"

Madam Secretary

of a small African nation

"of a small African nation"

Madam Secretary

when he himself seems to be making up the rules

"when he himself seems to be making up the rules"

Madam Secretary

as he goes along.

"as he goes along."

Madam Secretary

You have enjoyed many years of generous support and aid from us

"You have enjoyed many years of generous support and aid from us"

Madam Secretary

with little accountability.

"with little accountability."

Madam Secretary

But accountability comes

"But accountability comes"

Madam Secretary

I regret my years of loyalty mean so little to you.

"I regret my years of loyalty mean so little to you."

Madam Secretary

Our warm relations can be restored

"Our warm relations can be restored"

Madam Secretary

if you agree to free Bertilde Kalanga

"if you agree to free Bertilde Kalanga"

Madam Secretary

As your own president follows

"As your own president follows"

Madam Secretary

the dictates of democracy, so shall I.

"the dictates of democracy, so shall I."

Madam Secretary

(exhales)

"(exhales)"

Madam Secretary

That seemed a little ominous.

"That seemed a little ominous."

Madam Secretary

Trust me, that's as close to a checkmate as you're gonna get.

"Trust me, that's as close to a checkmate as you're gonna get."

Madam Secretary

He's shaking.

"He's shaking."

Madam Secretary

Well, let's see if an illegitimate daughter

"Well, let's see if an illegitimate daughter"

Madam Secretary

will have any effect.

"will have any effect."

Madam Secretary

JARETH: Oh, brilliant.

"JARETH: Oh, brilliant."

Madam Secretary

Finally come round to real tea.

"Finally come round to real tea."

Madam Secretary

Trying.

"Trying."

Madam Secretary

Oh, leave the bag in, woman.

"Oh, leave the bag in, woman."

Madam Secretary

Have I taught you nothing?

"Have I taught you nothing?"

Madam Secretary

I, uh, I heard you say that to your mother

"I, uh, I heard you say that to your mother"

Madam Secretary

when you thought I was out of the room.

"when you thought I was out of the room."

Madam Secretary

Oh... dear.

"Oh... dear."

Madam Secretary

Of course, I-I had made the scandalous error

"Of course, I-I had made the scandalous error"

Madam Secretary

of pouring the milk after the tea.

"of pouring the milk after the tea."

Madam Secretary

I'm sorry I said that.

"I'm sorry I said that."

Madam Secretary

I actually find you quite corrigible.

"I actually find you quite corrigible."

Madam Secretary

who doesn't know how to drink tea

"who doesn't know how to drink tea"

Madam Secretary

and doesn't have the right shoes.

"and doesn't have the right shoes."

Madam Secretary

That's not how I see you at all.

"That's not how I see you at all."

Madam Secretary

It doesn't make any sense,

"It doesn't make any sense,"

Madam Secretary

you can't tell how strong it is.

"you can't tell how strong it is."

Madam Secretary

I looked it up.

"I looked it up."

Madam Secretary

George Orwell is with me on this.

"George Orwell is with me on this."

Madam Secretary

God, I hate England.

"God, I hate England."

Madam Secretary

I'm right there with you.

"I'm right there with you."

Madam Secretary

It brings out the absolute worst in me.

"It brings out the absolute worst in me."

Madam Secretary

I'm sorry.

"I'm sorry."

Madam Secretary

Honestly, I mean, the thought of going back there

"Honestly, I mean, the thought of going back there"

Madam Secretary

kind of gives me a panic attack.

"kind of gives me a panic attack."

Madam Secretary

Well, then let's not.

"Well, then let's not."

Madam Secretary

Really?

"Really?"

Madam Secretary

I love the States.

"I love the States."

Madam Secretary

You love the States.

"You love the States."

Madam Secretary

Let's live in the States.

"Let's live in the States."

Madam Secretary

But what about your fellowship?

"But what about your fellowship?"

Madam Secretary

Please, if a cat can be both alive and dead simultaneously,

"Please, if a cat can be both alive and dead simultaneously,"

Madam Secretary

I'm sure I can find another fellowship

"I'm sure I can find another fellowship"

Madam Secretary

in theoretical physics.

"in theoretical physics."

Madam Secretary

Probably only makes sense to another physicist.

"Probably only makes sense to another physicist."

Madam Secretary

Um, the important thing

"Um, the important thing"

Madam Secretary

is that we are our best selves to each other.

"is that we are our best selves to each other."

Madam Secretary

Always.

"Always."

Madam Secretary

All right.

"All right."

Madam Secretary

Keep talking physics to me.

"Keep talking physics to me."

Madam Secretary

Yeah?

"Yeah?"

Madam Secretary

No, don't.

"No, don't."

Madam Secretary

JOSE: We get the archeologist?

"JOSE: We get the archeologist?"

Madam Secretary

HENRY: We just brought her in, but she's not talking yet.

"HENRY: We just brought her in, but she's not talking yet."

Madam Secretary

Ask her about the statues.

"Ask her about the statues."

Madam Secretary

Those are the St. Gabriel statues.

"Those are the St. Gabriel statues."

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She's dealing with Hizb Al-Shahid.

"She's dealing with Hizb Al-Shahid."

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And the best part is, they haven't seen her.

"And the best part is, they haven't seen her."

Madam Secretary

Right, so, we pick her up, we let her think she's being held

"Right, so, we pick her up, we let her think she's being held"

Madam Secretary

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