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Clips from Madam Secretary - Swept Away (S03E03)

"here in D.C. anticipated your arrival."
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"Ah."
Madam Secretary
"May you be at peace."
Madam Secretary
"May you be well."
Madam Secretary
"May you find loving kindness."
Madam Secretary
"Let this cosmic Buddha palace heal and energize the world."
Madam Secretary
"May I have some tea?"
Madam Secretary
"Of course."
Madam Secretary
"that the tea snobs around here just rave about."
Madam Secretary
"(elevator bell dings)"
Madam Secretary
"- Hi. - Sorry about this."
Madam Secretary
"No, it's fine. My mom's coming for her."
Madam Secretary
"- Hi, baby. (groans) - You got her?"
Madam Secretary
"I really am trying my best here."
Madam Secretary
"but, uh, it seems appropriate."
Madam Secretary
"It's an informal custody settlement agreement."
Madam Secretary
"You... you want sole physical custody of our child?"
Madam Secretary
"I want a routine for Chloe."
Madam Secretary
"Every time we set a schedule, something comes up,"
Madam Secretary
"and she and I end up ping-ponging"
Madam Secretary
"between offices and departments,"
Madam Secretary
"and we cannot keep doing that."
Madam Secretary
"And my lawyer friend says"
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"it's a, uh, it's a standard arrangement."
Madam Secretary
"One day a week, every other weekend,"
Madam Secretary
"and-and then we can discuss holidays."
Madam Secretary
"(stammers) What happened to working on the marriage?"
Madam Secretary
"My lawyer friend."
Madam Secretary
"And we still need a custody agreement"
Madam Secretary
"- while we're working on the marriage. - No."
Madam Secretary
"I do not accept this. You don't get to dictate the terms here."
Madam Secretary
"Shh. Okay."
Madam Secretary
"We should just talk about this later."
Madam Secretary
"I thought you would understand."
Madam Secretary
"Say good-bye to Daddy."
Madam Secretary
"Good girl."
Madam Secretary
"I'll see you soon, okay, honey?"
Madam Secretary
"Come on."
Madam Secretary
"CHODEN: I must request your help with a rather serious matter."
Madam Secretary
"I can't discuss statecraft with you."
Madam Secretary
"I'm terminal."
Madam Secretary
"Pancreatic cancer."
Madam Secretary
"I'm so sorry."
Madam Secretary
"Everyone must die."
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"I have aligned my life to my purpose:"
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"to fight for the autonomy of the Tibetan people."
Madam Secretary
"And as for them,"
Madam Secretary
"I ask that you endorse my choice for my successor over China's."
Madam Secretary
"Well, as always..."
Madam Secretary
"through direct dialogue with China."
Madam Secretary
"When I die, the Tibetans will lose"
Madam Secretary
"their loudest voice in this world."
Madam Secretary
"China will be emboldened"
Madam Secretary
"to trample even more of our rights."
Madam Secretary
"U.S. policy is clear."
Madam Secretary
"We are officially neutral on this issue."
Madam Secretary
"I die knowing that I've done everything I can for my people."
Madam Secretary
"I have no regrets, Elizabeth."
Madam Secretary
"Do you?"
Madam Secretary
"How could I not?"
Madam Secretary
"It was a rhetorical question, babe."
Madam Secretary
"And now he's dying."
Madam Secretary
"And I feel terrible about that."
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"And I feel guilty about Tibet."
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"Like, now it's all on me, but I..."
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"we're too... enmeshed with China,"
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"to offend them over a battle"
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"they've-they've mostly won, right?"
Madam Secretary
"I mean..."
Madam Secretary
"Thoughts from the world- renowned religious scholar?"
Madam Secretary
"(sighs) I guess I'm preoccupied with my own regrets."
Madam Secretary
"Uh, not just that the office shut down."
Madam Secretary
"The bomb's still out there,"
Madam Secretary
"to say nothing of the drone."
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"(sighs) It's okay."
Madam Secretary
"Just... stop hogging all the self-flagellation."
Madam Secretary
"(phone ringing)"
Madam Secretary
"Hello."
Madam Secretary
"Sorry to bother you, ma'am, but are you watching the news?"
Madam Secretary
"I'll turn it on."
Madam Secretary
"NEWSWOMAN: ...announcement."
Madam Secretary
"Breaking with hundreds of years of tradition,"
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"the Dalai Lama named his successor while still alive."
Madam Secretary
"from Delaware, son to immigrants Yonten and Sonam Bhuti..."
Madam Secretary
"Didn't see that coming."
Madam Secretary
"Please tell me this boy isn't an American citizen, Jay."
Madam Secretary
"Wish I could,"
Madam Secretary
"but if we let him keep his citizenship"
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"or leave the country to take his new position,"
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"the Chinese will accuse us of backing the Tibetan cause."
Madam Secretary
"Well, you got to hand it to the Lama."
Madam Secretary
"He figured out a way to force our hand."
Madam Secretary
"- China will make a meal of this. - (phone ringing)"
Madam Secretary
"Yeah, and the appetizer will be our climate deal."
Madam Secretary
"I have peace and light on the other line."
Madam Secretary
"I got to call you back."
Madam Secretary
"What the hell did you say to the Lama?!"
Madam Secretary
"♪"
Madam Secretary
"Mr. Chen, the United States will not officially endorse"
Madam Secretary
"any new Lama; you have my word."
Madam Secretary
"CHEN: How generous, Madam Secretary,"
Madam Secretary
"but the People's Republic needs you"
Madam Secretary
"to publicly disavow this choice."
Madam Secretary
"You know we can't do that."
Madam Secretary
"Not endorsing maintains"
Madam Secretary
"our neutrality."
Madam Secretary
"If the Dalai Lama is an American, then by definition,"
Madam Secretary
"that's not neutral."
Madam Secretary
"It's the United States harboring an anti-China instigator."
Madam Secretary
"Ming, the boy is two."
Madam Secretary
"I think your way of life will survive."
Madam Secretary
"Symbols are often more potent than armies, Elizabeth."
Madam Secretary
"Change your position, or I will make sure"
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"the National People's Congress Standing Committee"
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"never considers the Stockholm Protocols for approval."
Madam Secretary
"Are you really going to hold the world hostage over a symbol,"
Madam Secretary
"who's probably not even potty-trained?"
Madam Secretary
"I believe my position is clear."
Madam Secretary
"To hell with the cooling-off period."
Madam Secretary
"I want to look at officially naming China"
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