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Clips from Suits - Character and Fitness (S06E06)

along with that sorry excuse for a digital secretary,

"along with that sorry excuse for a digital secretary,"

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because neither one of them is ever gonna see the light of day.

"because neither one of them is ever gonna see the light of day."

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Oliver. What are you doing?

"Oliver. What are you doing?"

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Is it still on?

"Is it still on?"

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- Is what still on? - Your deal.

"- Is what still on? - Your deal."

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To get into the Bar.

"To get into the Bar."

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Oliver, listen to me.

"Oliver, listen to me."

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Because when I asked Nathan where you were,

"Because when I asked Nathan where you were,"

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he said you were taking a couple days for personal reasons.

"he said you were taking a couple days for personal reasons."

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And all of a sudden, I got this pit in my stomach

"And all of a sudden, I got this pit in my stomach"

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that wouldn't go away.

"that wouldn't go away."

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So I decided to ask you if there's a reason I got that pit

"So I decided to ask you if there's a reason I got that pit"

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or if I'm just an asshole for doubting you.

"or if I'm just an asshole for doubting you."

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You're not an asshole, Oliver.

"You're not an asshole, Oliver."

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God damn it, Mike!

"God damn it, Mike!"

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You told me you didn't have to tell Nathan

"You told me you didn't have to tell Nathan"

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because there was nothing to tell.

"because there was nothing to tell."

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And when I told you that, there wasn't.

"And when I told you that, there wasn't."

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But then my deal got put back on the table.

"But then my deal got put back on the table."

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But you didn't, so now I have to.

"But you didn't, so now I have to."

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Oliver, hey, wait! Please, hear me out!

"Oliver, hey, wait! Please, hear me out!"

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I'm not gonna hear you out, Mike.

"I'm not gonna hear you out, Mike."

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I was sitting here for an hour, hoping I was wrong about you.

"I was sitting here for an hour, hoping I was wrong about you."

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You weren't wrong about me.

"You weren't wrong about me."

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And the reason I didn't tell Nathan what I did

"And the reason I didn't tell Nathan what I did"

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is because I'm just waiting until I can help him even more.

"is because I'm just waiting until I can help him even more."

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Help how? By being a shady lawyer?

"Help how? By being a shady lawyer?"

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I cannot believe you just said that to me.

"I cannot believe you just said that to me."

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I said it because it's true, and you know it.

"I said it because it's true, and you know it."

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Look, I am gonna tell Nathan everything

"Look, I am gonna tell Nathan everything"

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as soon as my hearing is over. You have my word.

"as soon as my hearing is over. You have my word."

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Why should I believe the word of a liar?

"Why should I believe the word of a liar?"

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Because of what I did for those miners and the clinic.

"Because of what I did for those miners and the clinic."

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You didn't do shit for me. But fine, I won't tell Nathan.

"You didn't do shit for me. But fine, I won't tell Nathan."

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Just so long as when this thing's over,

"Just so long as when this thing's over,"

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you go back to your corrupt corporate world.

"you go back to your corrupt corporate world."

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Because I don't care what you tell yourself.

"Because I don't care what you tell yourself."

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Harvey, what are you still doing here?

"Harvey, what are you still doing here?"

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The hearing's across town in ten minutes.

"The hearing's across town in ten minutes."

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I'm not going to the hearing, Donna, and neither are you.

"I'm not going to the hearing, Donna, and neither are you."

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what we need to, then whatever Mike does at that hearing

"what we need to, then whatever Mike does at that hearing"

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isn't gonna matter. Give it to me.

"isn't gonna matter. Give it to me."

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We need to figure out what Walter Samson's weak spot is.

"We need to figure out what Walter Samson's weak spot is."

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Tell me how, and I'm all in.

"Tell me how, and I'm all in."

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Start by contacting every person we know

"Start by contacting every person we know"

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and asking them what they know about this asshole.

"and asking them what they know about this asshole."

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Because Gibbs has something on him

"Because Gibbs has something on him"

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and if I can't find out what it is,

"and if I can't find out what it is,"

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then I can't get her off that committee.

"then I can't get her off that committee."

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Where are you going?

"Where are you going?"

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Before we get started, I'd like to point out

"Before we get started, I'd like to point out"

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standard applicants to the Bar.

"standard applicants to the Bar."

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However, Mr. Ross is no standard applicant.

"However, Mr. Ross is no standard applicant."

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Therefore, we will convene for as long as it takes

"Therefore, we will convene for as long as it takes"

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before ruling on his application.

"before ruling on his application."

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Now... Mr. Chairman, if I may.

"Now... Mr. Chairman, if I may."

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Last winter, Mr. Ross pled guilty

"Last winter, Mr. Ross pled guilty"

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to defrauding the citizens of New York.

"to defrauding the citizens of New York."

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Therefore, I propose we reject his application right now

"Therefore, I propose we reject his application right now"

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because Mr. Ross is a felon

"because Mr. Ross is a felon"

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and the New York Bar does not accept felons.

"and the New York Bar does not accept felons."

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Mr. Chairman, with all due respect to the new board member,

"Mr. Chairman, with all due respect to the new board member,"

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you do.

"you do."

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Not only does the Bar accept felons, but years ago,

"Not only does the Bar accept felons, but years ago,"

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this very committee admitted Neal Wiesner,

"this very committee admitted Neal Wiesner,"

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a man who spent years in prison for attempted murder.

"a man who spent years in prison for attempted murder."

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Now, Ms. Gibbs may think my crime is worse

"Now, Ms. Gibbs may think my crime is worse"

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than attempted murder, but I don't think

"than attempted murder, but I don't think"

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it's worth throwing away 140 years of precedent

"it's worth throwing away 140 years of precedent"

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- What the hell are you doing? - What does it look like

"- What the hell are you doing? - What does it look like"

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Well, it looks to me like I paid you to do a job,

"Well, it looks to me like I paid you to do a job,"

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and you're sitting here doing this.

"and you're sitting here doing this."

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Okay, I'll let you in on a little secret.

"Okay, I'll let you in on a little secret."

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If you can't find something in the next 45,

"If you can't find something in the next 45,"

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it means there's nothing to find.

"it means there's nothing to find."

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Bullshit. There's always something to find.

"Bullshit. There's always something to find."

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I'm telling you, there isn't.

"I'm telling you, there isn't."

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He doesn't drink, smoke, gamble, cheat, nothing.

"He doesn't drink, smoke, gamble, cheat, nothing."

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Listen to me. I paid you good money to do a job,

"Listen to me. I paid you good money to do a job,"

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and if you don't put some more effort into this,

"and if you don't put some more effort into this,"

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I'm gonna spread the word that you aren't worth shit.

"I'm gonna spread the word that you aren't worth shit."

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And this time it won't be coming from Louis Litt.

"And this time it won't be coming from Louis Litt."

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It'll be coming from me. Then keep your damn money.

"It'll be coming from me. Then keep your damn money."

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When I tell you there's nothing to find,

"When I tell you there's nothing to find,"

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there's nothing to find.

"there's nothing to find."

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I guess what I'm saying is not only do I admit what I did,

"I guess what I'm saying is not only do I admit what I did,"

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but...I regret it

"but...I regret it"

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with every fiber of my being.

"with every fiber of my being."

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of men and woman that I've wanted to be a member of

"of men and woman that I've wanted to be a member of"

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since I was a child.

"since I was a child."

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Well, that was a moving statement.

"Well, that was a moving statement."

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I just have one question.

"I just have one question."

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If you regret what you did so much,

"If you regret what you did so much,"

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why weren't you willing to serve your full sentence?

"why weren't you willing to serve your full sentence?"

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Well, I wasn't unwilling. I was offered a deal

"Well, I wasn't unwilling. I was offered a deal"

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to help convict a known criminal, and I took it.

"to help convict a known criminal, and I took it."

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You were offered a deal to get out early,

"You were offered a deal to get out early,"

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and you took it. I protected an innocent man--

"and you took it. I protected an innocent man--"

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into your roommate's life, gain his trust,

"into your roommate's life, gain his trust,"

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and pretend to be his friend. True or false?

"and pretend to be his friend. True or false?"

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You're taking it out of context.

"You're taking it out of context."

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The context is you portrayed yourself

"The context is you portrayed yourself"

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which is what you did the entire time

"which is what you did the entire time"

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you pretended to be an attorney

"you pretended to be an attorney"

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and what I believe you are doing to this body right now.

"and what I believe you are doing to this body right now."

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Mr. Chairmen, if she's going to impugn his character

"Mr. Chairmen, if she's going to impugn his character"

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while he's speaking, then he's entitled

"while he's speaking, then he's entitled"

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to let someone else speak for him.

"to let someone else speak for him."

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This isn't a trial.

"This isn't a trial."

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We don't allow character witnesses here.

"We don't allow character witnesses here."

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Actually, you do.

"Actually, you do."

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Article 4, 16A.

"Article 4, 16A."

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Applicants are allowed a witness as a rebuttal

"Applicants are allowed a witness as a rebuttal"

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for an accusation leveled by a committee member.

"for an accusation leveled by a committee member."

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That article hasn't been cited in 30 years.

"That article hasn't been cited in 30 years."

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Maybe that's because no applicant has ever had to stand

"Maybe that's because no applicant has ever had to stand"

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before the person who put them away.

"before the person who put them away."

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You make a point.

"You make a point."

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with your witness. Thank you.

"with your witness. Thank you."

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Rachel, that was exactly what I needed.

"Rachel, that was exactly what I needed."

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