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Clips from Madam Secretary - On the Clock (S02E02)

"So, what comes now?"
Madam Secretary
"you're gonna be meeting some people who are."
Madam Secretary
"(sighs)"
Madam Secretary
"And you're right."
Madam Secretary
"The message was a cry for help."
Madam Secretary
"If you stay silent, you'll be punished for your betrayal."
Madam Secretary
"I didn't betray..."
Madam Secretary
"Someday we're gonna catch him."
Madam Secretary
"NADINE: As I'm sure you're aware,"
Madam Secretary
"the conversation we started earlier"
Madam Secretary
"about the Doomsday Clock."
Madam Secretary
"expressed more accurately in person."
Madam Secretary
"Well, that was a squeaker."
Madam Secretary
"MAN: Look, the clock isn't a bank."
Madam Secretary
"It's real time,"
Madam Secretary
"based on a real threat assessment."
Madam Secretary
"It's not subjective."
Madam Secretary
"It's math."
Madam Secretary
"we've provided you with this administration's budget"
Madam Secretary
"for Federal-supportive science"
Madam Secretary
"Well, now you're just blatantly campaigning, Ms. Tolliver."
Madam Secretary
"We're moving the clock up two minutes."
Madam Secretary
"This morning Pakistan and India"
Madam Secretary
"the President of the Bulletin,"
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"Yes."
Madam Secretary
"the second martini and the shots of mescal."
Madam Secretary
"After that it's just a lot of running man."
Madam Secretary
"We're getting reports of increasing violence"
Madam Secretary
"Or a matter of hours."
Madam Secretary
"The JTOC team is literally acting at this point,"
Madam Secretary
"their nuclear arsenal becomes incredibly insecure."
Madam Secretary
"HILL: Russian GRU has already reached out"
Madam Secretary
"to work in concert with us to secure"
Madam Secretary
"Maybe the time to negotiate has passed."
Madam Secretary
"AGENT: Stand down."
Madam Secretary
"the rioting in Pakistan has changed that equation."
Madam Secretary
"The window on diplomacy has closed."
Madam Secretary
"The United States team that worked on the bomb"
Madam Secretary
"before it reaches Pakistan."
Madam Secretary
"And that would be very foolish."
Madam Secretary
"ELIZABETH: Prime Minister Khoosat."
Madam Secretary
"though it would severely harm our relationship with them."
Madam Secretary
"I'm listening."
Madam Secretary
"my government will fall."
Madam Secretary
"True."
Madam Secretary
"So?"
Madam Secretary
"How did Khoosat take our demands?"
Madam Secretary
"Khoosat is crowing about standing up to India"
Madam Secretary
"and restoring his nation's pride,"
Madam Secretary
"while Verma is claiming the mantle of great statesman,"
Madam Secretary
"access to Pakistan's nuclear arsenal... is better."
Madam Secretary
"Excuse me. How do you do?"
Madam Secretary
"I'm Nadine Tolliver, chief of staff for Secretary McCord."
Madam Secretary
"I left several messages."
Madam Secretary
"but it was no small feat to avert that crisis."
Madam Secretary
"A lot of people made a lot of intelligent moves."
Madam Secretary
"You're welcome."
Madam Secretary
"(whispering): I don't like to talk shop at a party."
Madam Secretary
"(chuckles)"
Madam Secretary
"You knew I'd be here because of the calendar App."
Madam Secretary
"and, to be honest, they are excited to meet me."
Madam Secretary
"I'm sure."
Madam Secretary
"but I have to bring up something kind of awkward."
Madam Secretary
"This is exactly the right environment."
Madam Secretary
"This is about us."
Madam Secretary
"I did manage to sell it though."
Madam Secretary
"WOMAN: Excuse me, you're Oliver Shaw?"
Madam Secretary
"(laughing): Oh, same here."
Madam Secretary
"Listen, my husband is too drunk to dance,"
Madam Secretary
"and I have to bust a move or go nuts."
Madam Secretary
"I'll be right back. Uh..."
Madam Secretary
"I didn't know you did that."
Madam Secretary
"Uh, she asked."
Madam Secretary
"♪ That you're free to come along ♪"
Madam Secretary
"Um, okay, here's the thing."
Madam Secretary
"- Well, I did, but not quite like that. - Sure."
Madam Secretary
"Really?"
Madam Secretary
"No."
Madam Secretary
"Oh, yeah, sure."
Madam Secretary
"I've got bigger things on my mind."
Madam Secretary
"It doesn't need to be fixed."
Madam Secretary
"Have a good day."
Madam Secretary
"No bath sheets or anything."
Madam Secretary
"ELIZABETH: How about this one?"
Madam Secretary
"It'll strobe on camera."
Madam Secretary
"Really?"
Madam Secretary
"and no one has bothered to tell me?"
Madam Secretary
"And nothing bright."
Madam Secretary
"It'll make you look like you're trying too hard to be friendly."
Madam Secretary
"Oh, what about your black turtleneck?"
Madam Secretary
"I can't wash it 'cause your dad broke the washing machine."
Madam Secretary
"What about a black blouse?"
Madam Secretary
"Isn't that too Matrix?"
Madam Secretary
"Excuse me, I did what?"
Madam Secretary
"You put too many bath sheets in it."
Madam Secretary
"What's a bath sheet?"
Madam Secretary
"Looks like a regular towel, only way bigger,"
Madam Secretary
"I mean, do we really have to go back"
Madam Secretary
"to primordial ooze on bath sheets?"
Madam Secretary
"No, please, I'll take care of it."
Madam Secretary
"Sexiest words in the English language."
Madam Secretary
"Wear this."
Madam Secretary
"(sighs)"
Madam Secretary
"It's not too "schoolmarm in a B western"?"
Madam Secretary
"I don't understand anything you just said."
Madam Secretary
"It's a basic profile piece with Jane Pauley."
Madam Secretary
"Really? The original stealth journalist"
Madam Secretary
"disguised as America's sweetheart?"
Madam Secretary
"Then all the more reason to look good."
Madam Secretary
"Then wear that."
Madam Secretary
""Schoolmarm in the B western" is always hot."
Madam Secretary
"Come on."
Madam Secretary
"Good point."
Madam Secretary
"All right, problem solved."
Madam Secretary
"Who's Grace Kelly?"
Madam Secretary
"Totally messing with you guys."
Madam Secretary
"She invented the Kelly bag."
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"♪ ♪"
Madam Secretary
"The White House is hosting a peace summit today"
Madam Secretary
"between historic enemies,"
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