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Clips from Madam Secretary - The Seventh Floor (S03E03)

"that Colin Mitchell is dying."
Madam Secretary
"That's exactly why"
Madam Secretary
"That's not the point."
Madam Secretary
"They need to feel heard."
Madam Secretary
"That's the point."
Madam Secretary
"to speak with your supervisor."
Madam Secretary
"of walking them back from that at this point."
Madam Secretary
"Agreed."
Madam Secretary
"And of course, I agree with you"
Madam Secretary
"- Okay. - (elevator bell dings)"
Madam Secretary
"Great."
Madam Secretary
"This guy again."
Madam Secretary
"Uh, hi. Nadine, can I talk to you for a second?"
Madam Secretary
"to meet me at the elevator?"
Madam Secretary
"Uh, Sofia Martinez."
Madam Secretary
"Jay?"
Madam Secretary
"I have a very busy day."
Madam Secretary
"Please."
Madam Secretary
"Absolutely."
Madam Secretary
"I feel like you don't call me back."
Madam Secretary
"Yeah, well..."
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"Crazy."
Madam Secretary
"Americans have an underdeveloped language for romance."
Madam Secretary
"Have dinner"
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"that our son..."
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"is dying."
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"And if it were my son,"
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"Ashley. She's ten now."
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"And honestly, Ms. Tolliver,"
Madam Secretary
"It's an honor to meet you."
Madam Secretary
"I'm Elizabeth."
Madam Secretary
"This is our lawyer, Bill Freundlich."
Madam Secretary
"Mm, look, Peter Harriman..."
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"BILL: He's the special envoy"
Madam Secretary
"- for Sudan. - They know that, Bill."
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"and what we'd heard from Colin."
Madam Secretary
"(elevator bell dings)"
Madam Secretary
"Thank you."
Madam Secretary
"But they normally don't"
Madam Secretary
"say much about human rights abuses"
Madam Secretary
"or advocate for freedom of the press."
Madam Secretary
"Well, why would they? They don't have it themselves."
Madam Secretary
"of an American journalist locked up in Sudan?"
Madam Secretary
"You're right, ma'am. It is weird."
Madam Secretary
"They do have more levers to pull over in Khartoum"
Madam Secretary
"NADINE: Oh,"
Madam Secretary
"I didn't get a chance to ask you:"
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"The stuff of nightmares."
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"living your life like normal,"
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"Um..."
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"Oh, well, that's a long time."
Madam Secretary
"Um... when?"
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"I see."
Madam Secretary
"Congratulations."
Madam Secretary
"Honestly, I still have a lot to figure out, almost none of it"
Madam Secretary
"Absolutely."
Madam Secretary
"PETER: I guess I can see cards that China could play"
Madam Secretary
"Sudan was trying to develop the oil field in Abyei?"
Madam Secretary
"We always thought that China had secretly given them"
Madam Secretary
"the technology to get at the oil,"
Madam Secretary
"What if Colin Mitchell could?"
Madam Secretary
"Look at the timeline."
Madam Secretary
"a few months after the oil field was discovered."
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"JESSICA: Locked up for espionage,"
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"out of the kindness of their hearts,"
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"Just not in the way we thought."
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"JACKSON: Yeah."
Madam Secretary
""Might be.""
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"ELIZABETH: The intelligence community"
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"but their best estimate"
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"NADINE: The secretary spoke with both China"
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"So that's where you come in."
Madam Secretary
"ELIZABETH: So, with the Mitchell family at my side,"
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"I need to shine a light"
Madam Secretary
"But if it doesn't work, then the administration"
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"♪ Gold watches, gold chain, player ♪"
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"♪ Hundred thou' on champagne, player ♪"
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"(Matt yells)"
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"DAISY: What's wrong?"
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"Did you try your song?"
Madam Secretary
"Well, you better get unblocked."
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"A man is dying in a Sudanese prison"
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"Are you okay?"
Madam Secretary
"Whoa."
Madam Secretary
"(laughing): Wow."
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"D-Do, uh, who's the dad?"
Madam Secretary
""I got to go out there,"
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"Whoever he is, he's a lucky guy."
Madam Secretary
"I feel like he's a guy, by the way."
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"People are counting on you."
Madam Secretary
"Right."
Madam Secretary
"Secretary McCord's speechwriter."
Madam Secretary
"Mr. Mahoney, pleasure."
Madam Secretary
"Thank you for taking the time"
Madam Secretary
"Please, take a seat."
Madam Secretary
"would be very helpful."
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"a pain in the ass."
Madam Secretary
"Okay."
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"for his hometown newspaper about how"
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"to protect against IEDs because the Pentagon"
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"his parents, his wife."
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"They told me stories about Colin."
Madam Secretary
"The stories we want to hear the least"
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""Colin Mitchell has chosen to live by."
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"I mean, this is really good."
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"And in so doing, improved the lives"
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"I say release him now."
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"do what Colin would do..."
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"Colin Mitchell has paid with his freedom."
Madam Secretary
"Good speech, Matt."
Madam Secretary
"- uh, about your speech. - Well, that's good."
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"Put him through."
Madam Secretary
"Yes. Thanks, ma'am."
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"CHEN: These scurrilous accusations you have"
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"are totally unacceptable to my government."
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"incumbent upon us to take the high road."
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"we shall advise our colleagues in Khartoum"
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"but that will be our last word on the matter."
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"and then give us everything we wanted?"
Madam Secretary
"Good evening. Five minutes ago,"
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