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Clips from Madam Secretary - The Greater Good (S02E02)

"Okay. Let's hear it, Columbo."
Madam Secretary
"Meet Dr. Yakov Maklovsky."
Madam Secretary
"DAISY: As far as we can tell, he was"
Madam Secretary
"her sponsor when she started out as a beauty queen."
Madam Secretary
"BLAKE: Which is probably how they met."
Madam Secretary
"He also built his practice on"
Madam Secretary
"the open secret that he helped turn her into Miss Russia."
Madam Secretary
"The trail of wire transfers that Maria made to the guy"
Madam Secretary
"extends over the next 20 years."
Madam Secretary
"Okay. Get-get to the murder part."
Madam Secretary
"Two months ago, Maria makes a million dollar "donation""
Madam Secretary
"Pavel Ostrov goes missing."
Madam Secretary
"But he wasn't really missing."
Madam Secretary
"was none other than Dr. Maklovsky."
Madam Secretary
"Uh, interesting"
Madam Secretary
"- but that's a pretty tenuous connection. - Well,"
Madam Secretary
"if the day after Ostrov died"
Madam Secretary
"Maria transferred another million dollars"
Madam Secretary
"A little. That's a lot of rubles."
Madam Secretary
"Well, it would be very nice to get this..."
Madam Secretary
"Maklovsky in a room, huh?"
Madam Secretary
"- That's gonna be hard. - DAISY: He's dead."
Madam Secretary
"one week after Pavel Ostrov died."
Madam Secretary
"We still don't have anything that directly connects Maria"
Madam Secretary
"- or Maklovsky... - Except this."
Madam Secretary
"DIA's source in the hospital was able to get us a list"
Madam Secretary
"that two-week period, including one for Progestafil."
Madam Secretary
"A rarely used, injectable, blood coagulant."
Madam Secretary
"NIH said that in extreme doses,"
Madam Secretary
"it could cause an embolism"
Madam Secretary
"in someone who recently had surgery."
Madam Secretary
"Official reports say Mr. Ostrov died in his sleep."
Madam Secretary
"Meaning, if we're right,"
Madam Secretary
"it's probable that the death blow was delivered"
Madam Secretary
"by Maria Ostrov."
Madam Secretary
"Maria Ostrov wants to get rid of her husband"
Madam Secretary
"so that she can take over the Russian presidency."
Madam Secretary
"And she uses Pavel's surgery as an opportunity"
Madam Secretary
"to enlist her old doctor friend to set things up"
Madam Secretary
"so that her husband appears"
Madam Secretary
"to die of post-surgical complications."
Madam Secretary
"And then she pays the good doctor"
Madam Secretary
"two million dollars for his troubles."
Madam Secretary
"And Maria could easily"
Madam Secretary
"have had her goons take the good doctor out, leaving"
Madam Secretary
"no one left alive who knows what she did."
Madam Secretary
"of recent Russian history."
Madam Secretary
"oh, 50 years, so..."
Madam Secretary
"on Pavel Ostrov's autopsy."
Madam Secretary
"If we want to stick it to Maria Ostrov in Geneva,"
Madam Secretary
"we're gonna need proof."
Madam Secretary
"President Bozek sent Foreign Minister Melnik"
Madam Secretary
"Bozek bails."
Madam Secretary
"Just like he did from his damn plane."
Madam Secretary
"Maybe he's scared we'll ship him to The Hague."
Madam Secretary
"Well, he should be."
Madam Secretary
"Let's just hope"
Madam Secretary
"that Melnik and the Ukrainians are ready to play ball."
Madam Secretary
"Don't worry about it."
Madam Secretary
"I'll bash a bat over his head if I have to."
Madam Secretary
"(camera shutter clicking)"
Madam Secretary
"FELLOWS: You make contact with Dmitri?"
Madam Secretary
"HENRY: Yup."
Madam Secretary
"Hell of a lot easier than Moscow."
Madam Secretary
"Called his hotel room."
Madam Secretary
"He's waiting for instructions."
Madam Secretary
"Good."
Madam Secretary
"We sit tight till the talks are over,"
Madam Secretary
"and then, it's a simple extraction."
Madam Secretary
"He reiterated that he wants me there at the pickup."
Madam Secretary
"Oh, as long as you're still okay with that."
Madam Secretary
"Standard procedure is..."
Madam Secretary
"(speaking French)"
Madam Secretary
"There'll be a three-minute window."
Madam Secretary
"If for any reason, he's not there, we abort."
Madam Secretary
"Good."
Madam Secretary
"Listen..."
Madam Secretary
"about going over your head."
Madam Secretary
"- I-I-I wouldn't... - Oh, you mean, to the, uh,"
Madam Secretary
"Look, if you want to get into it, that wasn't just"
Madam Secretary
"going over my head."
Madam Secretary
"I'm sorry if I made things difficult for you."
Madam Secretary
"but... I get it."
Madam Secretary
"is crystal clear about their patriotism."
Madam Secretary
"And I'd put myself at the front of that class."
Madam Secretary
"You're different."
Madam Secretary
"I'm not sure if that's a compliment."
Madam Secretary
"Let's just say we took a stroll"
Madam Secretary
"through all the possible outcomes for their country"
Madam Secretary
"to make people choose wisely."
Madam Secretary
"Unfortunately, CIA and NSA were unable"
Madam Secretary
"to find proof that Maria killed Ostrov."
Madam Secretary
"It's still a compelling circumstantial case."
Madam Secretary
"Not without the smoking gun."
Madam Secretary
"Shame."
Madam Secretary
"and the United States were able to see eye to eye."
Madam Secretary
"I prefer eye for an eye."
Madam Secretary
"But, yes, we'll sign away half our beloved country."
Madam Secretary
"Secretary McCord"
Madam Secretary
"was quite persuasive."
Madam Secretary
"JAY: Eastern Ukraine will become an autonomous state"
Madam Secretary
"with its borders along the north of the Black Sea,"
Madam Secretary
"from Luhansk to Odessa Oblast."
Madam Secretary
"An end to all United States economic sanctions"
Madam Secretary
"on the Russian government as well as on individual Russians."
Madam Secretary
"An end to all travel bans,"
Madam Secretary
"except those on the United States Terrorist Watch List."
Madam Secretary
"for a minimum of 15 years."
Madam Secretary
"President Ostrova, I think it's fair"
Madam Secretary
"to say that each side has made"
Madam Secretary
"to sign this agreement."
Madam Secretary
"Russia has one more requirement."
Madam Secretary
"President Ostrova,"
Madam Secretary
"the United States stands firmly behind these terms."
Madam Secretary
"All I require"
Madam Secretary
"is truth."
Madam Secretary
"President Dalton, you must admit to the world"
Madam Secretary
"that the United States attacked Moscow's"
Madam Secretary
"power grid without provocation."
Madam Secretary
"And apologize."
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