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Clips from Madam Secretary - The Race (S03E03)

"Why should we blink?"
Madam Secretary
"I'm asking you to open your eyes."
Madam Secretary
"I'm listening."
Madam Secretary
"What if Iran cut ties with Hezbollah and Hamas"
Madam Secretary
"and officially acknowledged..."
Madam Secretary
"...Israel's right to exist?"
Madam Secretary
"Why would we ever agree to that?"
Madam Secretary
"Because the United States and Israel will provide you"
Madam Secretary
"with ironclad security guarantees."
Madam Secretary
"That will never happen."
Madam Secretary
"And Israel will once and for all"
Madam Secretary
"acknowledge its nuclear program."
Madam Secretary
"Impossible."
Madam Secretary
"It's only impossible"
Madam Secretary
"if we fail to try."
Madam Secretary
"This framework is bold and aspirational,"
Madam Secretary
"we were anywhere close to a signing ceremony."
Madam Secretary
"that Prime Minister Aaronson and President Shiraz"
Madam Secretary
"mere days after agreeing to a cease-fire,"
Madam Secretary
"if you can dream it."
Madam Secretary
"we can make our shared impossible dream come true."
Madam Secretary
"REPORTER: That's President Conrad Dalton,"
Madam Secretary
"finishing historic remarks. And, jumping to other..."
Madam Secretary
"Hey, come on, how come you're not dressed? Let's go already."
Madam Secretary
"Just saw Elizabeth in Geneva, and now the House election thing"
Madam Secretary
"- Come on. - No, you go ahead."
Madam Secretary
"...to accommodate what's happening in Washington..."
Madam Secretary
"Uh, whoa, what the hell?"
Madam Secretary
"Look, you promised me at least one full training run."
Madam Secretary
"- The race is tomorrow. This is it. - I will be fine."
Madam Secretary
"All right. Well, then get dressed."
Madam Secretary
"Get moving. It'll help."
Madam Secretary
"Help with what?"
Madam Secretary
"Sarah told me you lost your job."
Madam Secretary
"I dragged it out of her."
Madam Secretary
"So what are you so mad at me about?"
Madam Secretary
"I'm not mad, I'm concerned."
Madam Secretary
"I'm not asking you for money."
Madam Secretary
"- I'll-I'll get another job. - You can always ask for... That's not..."
Madam Secretary
"- Oh, really, Doctor? - Have you..."
Madam Secretary
"Are you seeing a therapist?"
Madam Secretary
"I..."
Madam Secretary
"and my daughter is leaving. So what I am is sad."
Madam Secretary
"I asked you to talk Sarah out of throwing"
Madam Secretary
"- the rest of her life away. - She's concerned about you,"
Madam Secretary
"and so am I. I... Look at Dad."
Madam Secretary
"- Oh, my God, you seriously think I'm Dad? - Yeah, lo... I mean, that's..."
Madam Secretary
"I don't know, but it-it's nothing to be embarrassed about"
Madam Secretary
"if you need to talk to somebody."
Madam Secretary
"SARAH: Everything okay?"
Madam Secretary
"What are you thinking, telling Uncle Worrywart"
Madam Secretary
"What were you thinking, trying to get him"
Madam Secretary
"to talk me out of the Army? And you are depressed."
Madam Secretary
"Sorry that I'm not perfect"
Madam Secretary
"No one's dropping out. You're not helping."
Madam Secretary
"Uh, sorry for giving a crap and for loving you."
Madam Secretary
"- Love me and leave me the hell alone. - What, why?"
Madam Secretary
"- SARAH: Fine, you're alone. - HENRY: Just stay out of this."
Madam Secretary
"JASON: I don't even know what we're talking about."
Madam Secretary
"HENRY: Just stay out of it."
Madam Secretary
"Oh, my God, you guys, the election... they're voting."
Madam Secretary
"MAN (on TV): Will the House now come to order?"
Madam Secretary
"For the love of everything holy, please, Carol."
Madam Secretary
"You want another heart attack?"
Madam Secretary
"Let's see the results, and I'll let you know."
Madam Secretary
"- to watch the tally. - Or it's too much to know"
Madam Secretary
"it's happening and not know what's happening."
Madam Secretary
"Well, then you should've gotten tougher nurses. Come on."
Madam Secretary
"(laughing)"
Madam Secretary
"You're killing me. You know that?"
Madam Secretary
"(knocking)"
Madam Secretary
"Excuse me. I'm sorry, I know"
Madam Secretary
"you said no calls, Dr. Jackson, but President Dalton"
Madam Secretary
"is on the line for Mr. Jackson."
Madam Secretary
"Carol."
Madam Secretary
"Fine."
Madam Secretary
"Thanks, Joanne."
Madam Secretary
"JOANNE: Yes. I have him right here."
Madam Secretary
"Hello."
Madam Secretary
"Hello, Mr. President."
Madam Secretary
"having trouble with the TV."
Madam Secretary
"Congratulations, Mr. President."
Madam Secretary
"I'm honored to know you."
Madam Secretary
"(both laughing)"
Madam Secretary
"(music playing, indistinct conversations)"
Madam Secretary
"Matt "The Flash" Mahoney."
Madam Secretary
"- Ready to go? - Oh, man..."
Madam Secretary
"we'll find out, huh?"
Madam Secretary
"MAN (over P.A.): And the race will begin in two minutes."
Madam Secretary
"Madam Secretary."
Madam Secretary
"I'm surprised to see you got back so fast."
Madam Secretary
"- Yeah. Nice to see you, Governor Evans. - Good to see you."
Madam Secretary
"My husband's a leatherneck. It's a family tradition,"
Madam Secretary
"back from Geneva."
Madam Secretary
"at that tableau of Dalton with Aaronson and Shiraz."
Madam Secretary
"Oh."
Madam Secretary
"Congratulations."
Madam Secretary
"Thanks. Yeah, we'll see what happens."
Madam Secretary
"And congratulations to you"
Madam Secretary
"on a hard-fought race."
Madam Secretary
"I admire your patriotism."
Madam Secretary
"I know the..."
Madam Secretary
"Does he?"
Madam Secretary
"(both laugh)"
Madam Secretary
"It's good to see you."
Madam Secretary
"Hey, I-I know about your, um, your little meeting"
Madam Secretary
"with the state senators in Ohio a couple of months back."
Madam Secretary
"Well, that's all on the up and up, Governor."
Madam Secretary
"Well... you may want to read The Vasey Act."
Madam Secretary
"It's a little-known, uh, anti-lobbying law."
Madam Secretary
"It's been on the books in Ohio since about 1893."
Madam Secretary
"Hey, Sam."
Madam Secretary
"The election's over."
Madam Secretary
"Not if he didn't win Ohio."
Madam Secretary
"I'm filing suit in Cleveland tomorrow morning."
Madam Secretary
"On what basis?"
Madam Secretary
"You lobbied Ohio state senators"
Madam Secretary
"to get Dalton on the ballot"
Madam Secretary
"despite their sore loser law."
Madam Secretary
"Court rules in my favor, I win Ohio, get to 270."
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