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Clips from Madam Secretary - Russian Roulette (S02E02)

Um... every major news outlet?

"Um... every major news outlet?"

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There's no evidence of an attack.

"There's no evidence of an attack."

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Why don't you kids go eat in front of the TV? Sound good?

"Why don't you kids go eat in front of the TV? Sound good?"

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Okay, now I know the world is ending.

"Okay, now I know the world is ending."

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Russia has an antiquated infrastructure.

"Russia has an antiquated infrastructure."

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The blackout could be

"The blackout could be"

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the Chernobyl of the power grid.

"the Chernobyl of the power grid."

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but I didn't know we'd moved on to spinning each other.

"but I didn't know we'd moved on to spinning each other."

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I'm just giving you

"I'm just giving you"

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what the White House's official position is.

"what the White House's official position is."

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Okay, let's try this:

"Okay, let's try this:"

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If it was us, was it in response

"If it was us, was it in response"

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Solar flares happened on Air Force One.

"Solar flares happened on Air Force One."

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I was read in to that one.

"I was read in to that one."

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I know about the malware.

"I know about the malware."

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Well... but not who was behind it,

"Well... but not who was behind it,"

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because we didn't know.

"because we didn't know."

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'Cause I know that you've been very stressed out.

"'Cause I know that you've been very stressed out."

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Don't gaslight me.

"Don't gaslight me."

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I... You're the one who's been all worried

"I... You're the one who's been all worried"

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about us keeping secrets.

"about us keeping secrets."

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to prison for sharing classified information.

"to prison for sharing classified information."

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So we cannot talk.

"So we cannot talk."

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might change the rules.

"might change the rules."

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Nope.

"Nope."

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about what we may or may not be talking about?

"about what we may or may not be talking about?"

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Where are you going?

"Where are you going?"

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I could speculate, but DIA hasn't

"I could speculate, but DIA hasn't"

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read me into anything.

"read me into anything."

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I don't know how long he stayed in Moscow

"I don't know how long he stayed in Moscow"

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but it could be the reason that he wanted out.

"but it could be the reason that he wanted out."

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That would be unfortunate.

"That would be unfortunate."

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Has the president seen the battle plan report

"Has the president seen the battle plan report"

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from Doroshevich?

"from Doroshevich?"

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The president? No.

"The president? No."

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He might be interested to know

"He might be interested to know"

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You think he doesn't know Russia has designs on Ukraine?

"You think he doesn't know Russia has designs on Ukraine?"

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Any plan to attack the computer system of Air Force One.

"Any plan to attack the computer system of Air Force One."

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they went under the assumption

"they went under the assumption"

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that Russia was behind the hack of Air Force One.

"that Russia was behind the hack of Air Force One."

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Okay.

"Okay."

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The playbook that Dmitri gave us

"The playbook that Dmitri gave us"

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including aggressive diversionary tactics

"including aggressive diversionary tactics"

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to deter U.S. involvement.

"to deter U.S. involvement."

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Gamed out every crazy scenario,

"Gamed out every crazy scenario,"

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You're trying to prove a negative.

"You're trying to prove a negative."

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You don't want to get into a dialectic with me.

"You don't want to get into a dialectic with me."

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You're crossing lines.

"You're crossing lines."

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to get this report to the White House.

"to get this report to the White House."

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How?

"How?"

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Call the President.

"Call the President."

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Demand to see him.

"Demand to see him."

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I know you're upset about Dmitri.

"I know you're upset about Dmitri."

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The DNI needs to know about this.

"The DNI needs to know about this."

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And mine.

"And mine."

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Let us handle this.

"Let us handle this."

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approximately two hours ago.

"approximately two hours ago."

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that the pipelines were shut down

"that the pipelines were shut down"

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Those particular pipelines

"Those particular pipelines"

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provide 40% of Western Europe's supply of gas.

"provide 40% of Western Europe's supply of gas."

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Just as they're heading into

"Just as they're heading into"

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one of the fiercest winters predicted in decades.

"one of the fiercest winters predicted in decades."

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So much for blustering.

"So much for blustering."

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that she's not playing by the rules.

"that she's not playing by the rules."

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Turning America's NATO allies into collateral damage.

"Turning America's NATO allies into collateral damage."

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KOHL: Mr. President, they want to break the alliance

"KOHL: Mr. President, they want to break the alliance"

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so they can run the table with Eastern Europe.

"so they can run the table with Eastern Europe."

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Then we need to retaliate.

"Then we need to retaliate."

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Air strikes to follow,

"Air strikes to follow,"

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to address any aggression

"to address any aggression"

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on the Ukraine border.

"on the Ukraine border."

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And, worst-case scenario,

"And, worst-case scenario,"

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boots on the ground.

"boots on the ground."

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Just enough to make a point.

"Just enough to make a point."

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And what point is that?

"And what point is that?"

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That we're willing to use military force.

"That we're willing to use military force."

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ELIZABETH: But I thought the point of the power grid attack

"ELIZABETH: But I thought the point of the power grid attack"

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is that we weren't willing to do that.

"is that we weren't willing to do that."

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You had to know they would respond.

"You had to know they would respond."

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Why can't we reach out to our allies?

"Why can't we reach out to our allies?"

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Western Europe's holding us fully accountable.

"Western Europe's holding us fully accountable."

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They're blaming us for all of it.

"They're blaming us for all of it."

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Because no one knows what's going on.

"Because no one knows what's going on."

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We're still calling

"We're still calling"

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I want to go before the UN.

"I want to go before the UN."

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I want to give them a lay down speech

"I want to give them a lay down speech"

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and spell it out for them,

"and spell it out for them,"

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We give evidence of military overreach by Russia

"We give evidence of military overreach by Russia"

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against the U.S. and Ukraine.

"against the U.S. and Ukraine."

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We divulge all of their aggression.

"We divulge all of their aggression."

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The attack on Air Force One,

"The attack on Air Force One,"

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the financial records that point to Russian GRU.

"the financial records that point to Russian GRU."

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WARE: Mr. President, that is a radical

"WARE: Mr. President, that is a radical"

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leaves us nowhere else to turn

"leaves us nowhere else to turn"

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JACKSON: Which, given the current climate,

"JACKSON: Which, given the current climate,"

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ELIZABETH: Nowhere else to turn?

"ELIZABETH: Nowhere else to turn?"

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You mean, as opposed to

"You mean, as opposed to"

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all those other comfortable options

"all those other comfortable options"

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we'll have after we launch

"we'll have after we launch"

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a full-scale military campaign

"a full-scale military campaign"

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against the world's second biggest nuclear power?

"against the world's second biggest nuclear power?"

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Elizabeth, it's an enormous gamble.

"Elizabeth, it's an enormous gamble."

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For starters, it would have to be

"For starters, it would have to be"

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the speech of your life,

"the speech of your life,"

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right up there with Adlai Stevenson

"right up there with Adlai Stevenson"

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in the Cuban Missile Crisis.

"in the Cuban Missile Crisis."

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I think that's an apt analogy.

"I think that's an apt analogy."

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And I think I'm up to it.

"And I think I'm up to it."

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KOHL: Sir?

"KOHL: Sir?"

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DALTON: General, we forfeited all that with the cyber attack.

"DALTON: General, we forfeited all that with the cyber attack."

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Now we're being pulled into Russia's game.

"Now we're being pulled into Russia's game."

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Escalating the conflict is our only choice,

"Escalating the conflict is our only choice,"

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unless we can get the allies to circle the wagons.

"unless we can get the allies to circle the wagons."

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It's...

"It's..."

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in order to actually stop the war.

"in order to actually stop the war."

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JACKSON: It has to happen in the next 24 hours.

"JACKSON: It has to happen in the next 24 hours."

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We-we cannot give Russia time to one-up our show of force

"We-we cannot give Russia time to one-up our show of force"

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should we decide to go there.

"should we decide to go there."

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We can't do this alone.

"We can't do this alone."

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Tell me, what is your plan.

"Tell me, what is your plan."

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