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Clips from Madam Secretary - The Seventh Floor (S03E03)

"Come see me between 9:35 and 9:40; we'll get it done. Okay?"
Madam Secretary
"Too late. Just gave them away. Try again tomorrow."
Madam Secretary
"Megan, Megan, don't walk away from me."
Madam Secretary
"M. Sec wants that report from the working group today."
Madam Secretary
"Then hire a cat-herd. Get it done."
Madam Secretary
"Good morning, Blake."
Madam Secretary
"♪ ♪"
Madam Secretary
"all the relevant agencies up to speed"
Madam Secretary
"on the latest developments"
Madam Secretary
"in regards to the Virginia Field Force."
Madam Secretary
"to brief us on their investigation."
Madam Secretary
"Thank you, Director Ware."
Madam Secretary
"I'm gonna turn this over to Dr. Henry McCord."
Madam Secretary
"He's a religious scholar"
Madam Secretary
"- who's been assisting us on this case. - Good morning."
Madam Secretary
"Our working theory is that the remaining leaders"
Madam Secretary
"of the Virginia Field Force have made contact"
Madam Secretary
"and VFF has had contact"
Madam Secretary
"What would be their shared objective?"
Madam Secretary
"In order to do what?"
Madam Secretary
"To start an apocalyptic war in the Middle East."
Madam Secretary
"Both groups see it as their purpose on Earth"
Madam Secretary
"to do just that."
Madam Secretary
"including a scientist"
Madam Secretary
"with experience in engineering bio-agents,"
Madam Secretary
"And from there it's just a short trip to the Syrian coast."
Madam Secretary
"We've put out alerts to all of our intelligence agencies"
Madam Secretary
"WARE: And we know they have designs"
Madam Secretary
"So, please, instruct your agencies"
Madam Secretary
"to put all available resources into this."
Madam Secretary
"We'll be briefing the president this afternoon."
Madam Secretary
"We could be looking at the big one, folks."
Madam Secretary
"He's concerned we're not all sufficiently terrified."
Madam Secretary
"I am deeply, deeply scared."
Madam Secretary
"You want to know a real nightmare?"
Madam Secretary
"Our dinner tonight."
Madam Secretary
"Oh, come on, the Lagmans aren't that bad."
Madam Secretary
"...but the wife..."
Madam Secretary
"Just underscoring the seriousness of the situation."
Madam Secretary
"That was a one time she did that thing."
Madam Secretary
"Bet you don't miss that part of being married, huh?"
Madam Secretary
"Sorry, what?"
Madam Secretary
"Yeah, that was insensitive."
Madam Secretary
"Listen, my first marriage was a nightmare."
Madam Secretary
"The second one, it's going on 22 years."
Madam Secretary
"How'd a jerk like me get so lucky?"
Madam Secretary
"I'm really asking."
Madam Secretary
"Love is... you know, mysterious."
Madam Secretary
"I don't know what the hell we're talking about."
Madam Secretary
"Sorry. Ever since the heart attack,"
Madam Secretary
"So, what do we think?"
Madam Secretary
"Are the Sudanese for real about releasing Colin Mitchell?"
Madam Secretary
"They could be. They could not be, ma'am."
Madam Secretary
"that he's being held in,"
Madam Secretary
"to undermine our negotiations on other key issues."
Madam Secretary
"if we don't engage..."
Madam Secretary
"We've potentially let a respected journalist,"
Madam Secretary
"die in a foreign prison for a crime he didn't commit."
Madam Secretary
"Uh, ma'am, if I may?"
Madam Secretary
"The Sudanese appear to be very serious,"
Madam Secretary
"based on some of the conversations"
Madam Secretary
"Uh, many media outlets have reached out"
Madam Secretary
"My guess is Sudan is leaking to them."
Madam Secretary
"They're trying to squeeze us."
Madam Secretary
"PETER: Exactly."
Madam Secretary
"Create public sympathy, make us look cruel for not engaging."
Madam Secretary
"JAY: Yeah, but the point is"
Madam Secretary
"why would Sudan put it out there if they're not looking to deal?"
Madam Secretary
"Respectfully... because of this boy."
Madam Secretary
"He was dragooned into a pro-government militia."
Madam Secretary
"Since this photo was taken,"
Madam Secretary
"three years ago,"
Madam Secretary
"They still have two years to go."
Madam Secretary
"So before we abandon"
Madam Secretary
"think about this boy, and the thousands like him."
Madam Secretary
"Think about what they could be made to do again"
Madam Secretary
"if we pump the brakes too early."
Madam Secretary
"That's all I ask."
Madam Secretary
"I hear you, Pete."
Madam Secretary
"Let's talk to them informally,"
Madam Secretary
"maintain the primacy of your negotiation,"
Madam Secretary
"see what they're playing at."
Madam Secretary
"at the Sudanese embassy today."
Madam Secretary
"I can make it known that I'll be there,"
Madam Secretary
"and see how things shake out."
Madam Secretary
"ELIZABETH: Okay, then."
Madam Secretary
"Okay, my ex-mother-in-law is here with Chloe."
Madam Secretary
"The word "emergency" is being bandied about."
Madam Secretary
"There you are."
Madam Secretary
"Daddy's so happy to see you at work."
Madam Secretary
"Pam, what's up? What's going on?"
Madam Secretary
"Your what?"
Madam Secretary
"My hip. The bursitis?"
Madam Secretary
"I've been limping since Christmas."
Madam Secretary
"- Sure. Okay, so... - Well, the specialist said"
Madam Secretary
"he could see me in six weeks, thank you very much,"
Madam Secretary
"And Abby is where, again?"
Madam Secretary
"She took the train down to Delaware for a meeting."
Madam Secretary
"Don't you check your calendar?"
Madam Secretary
"- I-I was very busy this morning, Pam. - Okay."
Madam Secretary
"Delaware's, uh, but..."
Madam Secretary
"Can't Chloe just go to the doctor with you?"
Madam Secretary
"You know what, I'll take her."
Madam Secretary
"How long do you need, two hours?"
Madam Secretary
"Why don't we all just ride down together?"
Madam Secretary
"Oh, sounds good."
Madam Secretary
"Look."
Madam Secretary
"Mr. Whitman."
Madam Secretary
"What an honor to receive such a renowned visitor."
Madam Secretary
"(laughs)"
Madam Secretary
"Tayeb Elkashief."
Madam Secretary
"My daughter Chloe loves music."
Madam Secretary
"Indeed."
Madam Secretary
"There is so much more that unites us than divides, no?"
Madam Secretary
"Let's hope so."
Madam Secretary
"as you are in your desire to bring him home."
Madam Secretary
"That's good to hear."
Madam Secretary
"There's a rumor going around that he's sick."
Madam Secretary
"Regrettably, that is no rumor."
Madam Secretary
"has deteriorated since then."
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