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Clips from Madam Secretary - The French Revolution (S03E03)

"They're subcontracted"
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"by State to clean the offices."
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"I know Diego."
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"He comes in when I'm working late."
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"We talk about the kids."
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"Could someone else have used his card?"
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"Surveillance cameras in the elevator caught him"
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"He had to know he'd get caught."
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"- Maybe he didn't care. - But why?"
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"He fought to get his family out of El Salvador."
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"- Why throw that away? - I don't know, ma'am."
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"But El Salvador is where he's headed."
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"After he vandalized your office he drove to Reagan Airport"
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"and boarded a 10:00 a.m. flight."
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"But we caught a break."
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"so they're still in the air."
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"I have agents on the way to Ilopango International."
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"They'll arrest Molina as soon as he disembarks."
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"Obviously, he was working for someone."
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"But he should give that guy up"
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"when he hears what he's faced with."
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"What? Vandalism?"
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"He had full access to the building."
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"He didn't break in."
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"And if there's a buffer between him and the stalker,"
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"he may not even know the source."
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"So, what?"
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"You want us to just let him go?"
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"Sort of."
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"then quietly take him into custody."
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"thinks Molina got away,"
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"and lets his guard down."
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"ELIZABETH: Then, you'll make him our asset."
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"President Perrin has publicly announced that he is too sick"
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"to attend the state dinner."
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"And now Minister Dubois"
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"has taken ill with the same maladie."
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"My photo op at the Washington Monument's been canceled."
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"Why don't you call Dubois's bluff."
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"Invite him out for a drink, just the two of you."
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"No cameras, no press."
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"What French guy doesn't like an expensive bottle of wine?"
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"Or cognac."
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"Hey, Noodle."
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"Sarah Watkins is having a bunch of people over"
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"at her dad's house this afternoon for a barbecue."
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"Well, as long as your homework's done, you can go."
Madam Secretary
"Make sure that Duncan and Andy get a burger, will you?"
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"Mostly. But it would be nice."
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"Do you know how embarrassing it is"
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"to have bodyguards with me everywhere I go?"
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"Honey, I know it's not fun, but it's not their fault."
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"Their job is to keep you safe."
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"That kind of safe?"
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"This whole thing is a joke."
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"This guy can get to us anytime he wants."
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"And just so you know,"
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"having Duncan and Andy following me around..."
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"It just reminds me that I'm not."
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"- (sighs) - Henry."
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"I know."
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"I think I have a solution to our problem."
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"We can lift the ban on imported cheese."
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"Not all of them."
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"have relatively harmless levels of bacteria,"
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"Roquefort, Morbier and Tomme de Savoie..."
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"to name a few."
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"I like a Havarti party myself."
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"and they've agreed to lift the ban this week."
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"- Three months ahead of schedule. - NADINE: Really?"
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"A full three months?"
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"You're mocking."
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"They want to leave NATO,"
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"not get a head start on selling more cheese."
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"It's apples to oranges."
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"Or, really, more like warheads"
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"to active dairy cultures."
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"So my plan is..."
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"Bit of an empty crêpe."
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"The coffee was better than home."
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"And I'm pretty sure that the bedding"
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"had a higher thread count."
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"Don't get me started on the bread."
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"(chuckling): Well, if I'm ever abducted, I'll make sure it's by the French."
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"We're just glad you're okay."
Madam Secretary
"So. We know that French agents debriefed you."
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"Yes. But honestly,"
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"there wasn't much to tell them."
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"The women that I met with were very circumspect."
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"They asked me a few questions to confirm my identity,"
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"then we got down to business."
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"- Did you meet the broker? - No."
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"Or Bouseed, maybe."
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"Bouseed."
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"I think, that they are hoping that Bouseed, or whomever he is,"
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"will lead them up the food chain."
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"Okay. Thanks."
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"- We'll talk again in a few days. - Thanks, Cecile."
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"Get home safely."
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"Hmm... Bouseed."
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"That report I read the other night from our agent in Algeria."
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"Here it is."
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""In the wake of Jibral Disah's death,"
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""local chatter suggests"
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""this growing HS faction is poised to name a new leader,"
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""Maaz Bousaid."
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""He's an expert in religious artifacts."
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""Has traditionally been on the business side"
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"to take over militarily as well.""
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"What are the odds it's not the same guy?"
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"Zero."
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"But if they're listening to his phone calls,"
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"why don't they know he's getting promoted?"
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"Maybe he's smart enough to know they're listening"
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"so the only thing he'll discuss is antiquities."
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"Or the French are being cagey."
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"The French were willing to blow up this whole operation"
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"by threatening to expose Cecile."
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"If DGSE knew what they had,"
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"they would never have allowed the bureaucrats to do that."
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