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Clips from Madam Secretary - On the Clock (S02E02)

"Well, does that mean that I've been strobing all this time,"
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"Dirty."
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"You broke the washing machine."
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"Why do we have them?"
Madam Secretary
"I think it was a housewarming gift."
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"What's the interview?"
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"Uh, it could be difficult."
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"Pakistan and India,"
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"two nuclear powers that most foreign policy experts agree"
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"PAULEY: The disputed region of Kashmir"
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"Is Kashmir on the table?"
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"That sounds like a fantasy."
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"Beyond world peace?"
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"Well, why aren't you?"
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"We both decided Blake could handle it"
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"Oliver developed this App"
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"Apparently, we both have 55 minutes starting at 1:15,"
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"so I can just hit accept, and we have a plan."
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"I think it's sweet."
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"in its own way."
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"It's his manner of showing you that you're a priority."
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"The Doomsday Clock, to be exact."
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"a nonpartisan organization"
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"Do you think this is a comment"
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"(door opens)"
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"so it's got to be fast service, but not too fast,"
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"but something sit-down"
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"to track down Jibral Disah."
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"However, the IP address was spoofed,"
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"of the computer with Murphy Station."
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"At that point, all we have to do"
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"is lie in wait for Disah to arrive."
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"I think we can get Laila on board, but it'll be delicate."
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"She might have something in her archives"
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"that can serve as bait."
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"Pretty sure we covered several actual international crises"
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"(whispering): It's metaphoric."
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"So less than one percent."
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"we're not expecting Dalton to win by more than 79% of .86%,"
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"for the White House to lobby on this."
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"Just do it, please."
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"Ellen Hill is in there with him."
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"in India 15 minutes ago."
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"The problem is the Pakistanis launched a rescue mission."
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"and warned the Pakistanis not to violate their sovereignty again."
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"Why the hell are the Pakistanis being so brazen?"
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"As much as I would like to think that would work,"
Madam Secretary
"How's your first day going?"
Madam Secretary
"The blunt nose cone and 60-inch body indicate"
Madam Secretary
"Which elephant would that be, sir?"
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"And we're supposed to be tracking them."
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"It's an intelligence failure."
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"Yes, but, to be fair,"
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"I think it's an impossible mission."
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"That's hard to achieve when we don't know where they are."
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"Given the fragility of the regime"
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"unless we're okay with nuclear weapons ending up"
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"the Pakistanis and the Indians are minutes away"
Madam Secretary
"These aren't the circumstances"
Madam Secretary
"I need you... (sighs)"
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"You do know that we have satellites."
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"of your nuclear bomb."
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"You need to get your military to stand down."
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"God, taxes, and nuclear bombs."
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"and tell them to hold their fire."
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"I-I only have a half an hour for lunch."
Madam Secretary
"But now that you've established contact with Hijriyyah,"
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"to remind her of your time together back home."
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"or a PDF of an old assignment, or..."
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"What do you want with this girl?"
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"that-that might speak to her?"
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"Thank you."
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"Apparently, the Doomsday Clock people"
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"but yes, that's pretty much our marching orders."
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"I see."
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"Clearly, I need to talk about it."
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"It's affecting my work."
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"Now it's all the time."
Madam Secretary
"Because he's too busy?"
Madam Secretary
"See, I need someone to bring out the spontaneity in me."
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"Yeah, he might, uh, have to wait on that."
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"Apparently, its triggering mechanism is badly damaged"
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"Quickly, expertly,"
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"- Can I just steal you for one minute? - Yeah, sure."
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"Yeah."
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"Like I can't take care of my family."
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"I promise."
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"- You don't care about peace. - Prime Minister..."
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"Oh, then we can refuse"
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"without crashing into our lands,"
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"How will you stop us?"
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"an Indian team will be there to oversee the operation."
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"ELIZABETH: We know it's not ideal for either of you."
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"Yes, so we managed to intercept the e-mail."
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"suddenly targeting a former student."
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"I'm turning this over to Jose now."
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"No mushroom cloud."
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"just sent his latest assessment."
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"What the hell is it?"
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"Hey, ready to go?"
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"like you have no idea what I'm talking about."
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"I have to convince"
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"on the Bulletin's Science and Security Board"
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"Nobel Prize-winning physicists and engineers."
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"I'm a big fan of their work."
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"And not everyone knows this about them,"
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"insane partiers."
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"...a nuclear weapon this close to the Indian border..."
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"I called Earl."
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"I know, and then he fixes it."
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"Babe, it's a washing machine."
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"(chuckles)"
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"Ah..."
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"Sorry, I guess, uh,"
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"their weapon of mass destruction back."
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"I should've stuck to teaching."
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"Prime Minister Khoosat, sorry to keep you waiting."
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"in the Oval Office."
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"I suggest you convince your generals to get on board"
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"You need to let me in."
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