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Clips from Madam Secretary - Ghost Detainee (S02E02)

"whenever something actually needs to get done."
Madam Secretary
"the most powerful country in the world"
Madam Secretary
"wield that power to actually help someone?"
Madam Secretary
"I'll call you later."
Madam Secretary
"(elevator bell dings)"
Madam Secretary
"Good morning, Madam Secretary."
Madam Secretary
"How's everybody holding up?"
Madam Secretary
"but I think pulling an all-nighter"
Madam Secretary
"every once in a while is good for morale."
Madam Secretary
"Hmm."
Madam Secretary
"for Minister Avdonin."
Madam Secretary
"That draft incorporates all of your changes."
Madam Secretary
"Also, I retrieved Rifat Ayyad's"
Madam Secretary
"and put it on your desk for your signature."
Madam Secretary
"I let Murphy Station know"
Madam Secretary
"that you would do that this morning."
Madam Secretary
"Was Marc annoyed that we're bypassing him?"
Madam Secretary
"Right."
Madam Secretary
"Because he's a typical DC bureaucrat."
Madam Secretary
"Ma'am?"
Madam Secretary
"Just processing out loud."
Madam Secretary
"Uh, three things:"
Madam Secretary
"Oh... great."
Madam Secretary
"And..."
Madam Secretary
"Hey."
Madam Secretary
"Besides lack of sleep, hunting a terrorist,"
Madam Secretary
"weight of the world on your shoulders."
Madam Secretary
"I should never take it out on you."
Madam Secretary
"Ever."
Madam Secretary
"ELIZABETH: You're forgiven. Listen, I, uh,"
Madam Secretary
"I'm signing the paperwork for Rifat Ayyad right now."
Madam Secretary
"Thank you."
Madam Secretary
"So..."
Madam Secretary
"you're feeling better?"
Madam Secretary
"It's nothing a little austerity-budget,"
Madam Secretary
"crappy White House coffee couldn't fix."
Madam Secretary
"Well, there's your problem right there."
Madam Secretary
"Conrad has a secret espresso maker in the basement."
Madam Secretary
"You mean with the aliens?"
Madam Secretary
"I've already said too much."
Madam Secretary
"(laughs)"
Madam Secretary
"Babe..."
Madam Secretary
"Yeah?"
Madam Secretary
"Thank your staff for me, okay?"
Madam Secretary
"You bet."
Madam Secretary
"It, uh, feels like I'm signing my life away."
Madam Secretary
"Well, all this really means"
Madam Secretary
"is that you can't disclose anything Hijriyyah says or does"
Madam Secretary
"What about my brother's visa?"
Madam Secretary
"When it comes..."
Madam Secretary
"we can start."
Madam Secretary
"Of course."
Madam Secretary
"that I hired a lawyer for Talia Petrov."
Madam Secretary
"Ooh."
Madam Secretary
"Did you know that, uh, the State Department"
Madam Secretary
"is starting negotiations with Russia"
Madam Secretary
"to form a coalition to fight Hizb al-Shahid?"
Madam Secretary
"She doesn't know."
Madam Secretary
"I hired the lawyer before I knew about her plan."
Madam Secretary
"Well, now you know,"
Madam Secretary
"and these crossed wires could potentially affect our work."
Madam Secretary
"KONSTANTIN: This is very thorough."
Madam Secretary
"Hizb al-Shahid is a scourge on this earth."
Madam Secretary
"I hope that we can find a way"
Madam Secretary
"to come together and eradicate it"
Madam Secretary
"once and for all."
Madam Secretary
"But..."
Madam Secretary
"Before Russia can commit to an alliance,"
Madam Secretary
"we'll need a ten-year moratorium"
Madam Secretary
"on all NATO expansion into Eastern Europe."
Madam Secretary
"Well, that's... that's quite an ask."
Madam Secretary
"I disagree."
Madam Secretary
"NATO is, after all, a group of nations formed"
Madam Secretary
"to fight against perceived Russian aggression."
Madam Secretary
"Such an organization moving closer and closer"
Madam Secretary
"NATO's founding principle is based on an open door policy"
Madam Secretary
"for any nation that meets the requirements for membership."
Madam Secretary
"A moratorium is impossible."
Madam Secretary
"Admission must be unanimous."
Madam Secretary
"And the U.S. has veto power."
Madam Secretary
"All we ask is assurance that you'll use it."
Madam Secretary
"For ten years."
Madam Secretary
"No, we-we won't do that."
Madam Secretary
"Then I'm afraid we're done here."
Madam Secretary
"You have a saying in this country."
Madam Secretary
"It's clear to me that you want"
Madam Secretary
"President Salnikov and I are prepared to be patient."
Madam Secretary
"(door opens)"
Madam Secretary
"(speaking Arabic)"
Madam Secretary
"She's starting to decompensate."
Madam Secretary
"We've had her inside this whole time,"
Madam Secretary
"it's no wonder she feels like she can't breathe."
Madam Secretary
"She needs some fresh air."
Madam Secretary
"We already brought over a playmate."
Madam Secretary
"Whatever works, right?"
Madam Secretary
"I don't think it could hurt."
Madam Secretary
"Eat lunch?"
Madam Secretary
"Together."
Madam Secretary
"Spontaneously."
Madam Secretary
"For no reason."
Madam Secretary
"Unless there's a reason."
Madam Secretary
"it's okay."
Madam Secretary
"Wh... this morning is over and done."
Madam Secretary
"What do you mean?"
Madam Secretary
"My mood this morning,"
Madam Secretary
"it wasn't just about work."
Madam Secretary
"I've been having dreams. Nightmares."
Madam Secretary
"What about?"
Madam Secretary
"Dmitri."
Madam Secretary
"And I found out yesterday"
Madam Secretary
"that his sister Talia's been arrested."
Madam Secretary
"And you want to help her?"
Madam Secretary
"Don't you?"
Madam Secretary
"Under normal circumstances, I'd do everything I could."
Madam Secretary
"It's just these negotiations with Russia..."
Madam Secretary
"it's all in a very fragile place."
Madam Secretary
"You're afraid to rock the boat."
Madam Secretary
"Can you cut it out?"
Madam Secretary
"God, it feels like you don't know even know me."
Madam Secretary
"I'm sorry, but it's frustrating."
Madam Secretary
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