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Clips from Madam Secretary - On the Clock (S02E02)

Do you really think anyone's

"Do you really think anyone's"

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waiting around to see how it plays out?

"waiting around to see how it plays out?"

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I got a recommendation from Russell Jackson.

"I got a recommendation from Russell Jackson."

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And you are looking at me

"And you are looking at me"

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But can't.

"But can't."

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the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists

"the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists"

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to not move the Doomsday Clock up one minute.

"to not move the Doomsday Clock up one minute."

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That is so cool.

"That is so cool."

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are like rock stars in their individual fields.

"are like rock stars in their individual fields."

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Just before they announce their publication,

"Just before they announce their publication,"

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they throw a big blowout into all hours of the night.

"they throw a big blowout into all hours of the night."

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Well, as someone with insight into these great minds,

"Well, as someone with insight into these great minds,"

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do you think I'm gonna be able to get them

"do you think I'm gonna be able to get them"

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to keep the clock where it is?

"to keep the clock where it is?"

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(reporter continues speaking indistinctly)

"(reporter continues speaking indistinctly)"

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So, I'll-I'll bring something back?

"So, I'll-I'll bring something back?"

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a highly-militarized border...

"a highly-militarized border..."

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while in the middle of sensitive peace talks.

"while in the middle of sensitive peace talks."

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Hey.

"Hey."

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Hey.

"Hey."

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I got the order confirmation.

"I got the order confirmation."

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The part for the washing machine is coming in tonight.

"The part for the washing machine is coming in tonight."

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Great, repairman's coming tomorrow.

"Great, repairman's coming tomorrow."

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No, you didn't.

"No, you didn't."

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No, not Earl!

"No, not Earl!"

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He's judgy and pessimistic, like if you break an appliance,

"He's judgy and pessimistic, like if you break an appliance,"

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You just have to move.

"You just have to move."

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Look, I-I-I realize that you could do it.

"Look, I-I-I realize that you could do it."

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But it's not your... specialty.

"But it's not your... specialty."

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And Earl? That's all he does.

"And Earl? That's all he does."

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And when you have a problem,

"And when you have a problem,"

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you get the right person for the job.

"you get the right person for the job."

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It's not a nuclear bomb.

"It's not a nuclear bomb."

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I know that.

"I know that."

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I do have perspective.

"I do have perspective."

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But he's coming anyway.

"But he's coming anyway."

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First thing in the morning.

"First thing in the morning."

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(huffs)

"(huffs)"

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I love you.

"I love you."

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Bomb's defused!

"Bomb's defused!"

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Well, good thing

"Well, good thing"

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we weren't on the JTOC team.

"we weren't on the JTOC team."

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averting a nuclear disaster

"averting a nuclear disaster"

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Well, that's almost adorable.

"Well, that's almost adorable."

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Yeah, now the hard work begins.

"Yeah, now the hard work begins."

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Are they really going to fight over custody of this bomb?

"Are they really going to fight over custody of this bomb?"

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Damn nuclear arsenal's

"Damn nuclear arsenal's"

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the Pakistani people's greatest point of pride.

"the Pakistani people's greatest point of pride."

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handing their mortal enemy

"handing their mortal enemy"

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I was actually surprised to be left alone

"I was actually surprised to be left alone"

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Well, you are the, uh, first foreign dignitary

"Well, you are the, uh, first foreign dignitary"

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ever to have the privilege.

"ever to have the privilege."

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You're not going to convince me to give up our bomb.

"You're not going to convince me to give up our bomb."

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Mr. Prime Minister,

"Mr. Prime Minister,"

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the reason we kept you waiting is because it took

"the reason we kept you waiting is because it took"

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quite a bit of arm-twisting to get Prime Minister Verma

"quite a bit of arm-twisting to get Prime Minister Verma"

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to agree to give up your nuclear warhead.

"to agree to give up your nuclear warhead."

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This is good news.

"This is good news."

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DALTON: Yes, Verma agreed to turn it over

"DALTON: Yes, Verma agreed to turn it over"

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to the United States.

"to the United States."

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ELIZABETH: We understand this is not exactly what you want,

"ELIZABETH: We understand this is not exactly what you want,"

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so you maintain whatever strategic advantages

"so you maintain whatever strategic advantages"

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you already have.

"you already have."

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We know your arsenal has more than 100 bombs.

"We know your arsenal has more than 100 bombs."

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In practical terms, one fewer won't really matter.

"In practical terms, one fewer won't really matter."

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My generals will never accept this.

"My generals will never accept this."

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before the Indians change their minds and take your weapon

"before the Indians change their minds and take your weapon"

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Absolutely not.

"Absolutely not."

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It would make me a traitor

"It would make me a traitor"

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politically.

"politically."

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The alternative is war with India.

"The alternative is war with India."

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Do you think your people would prefer that?

"Do you think your people would prefer that?"

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Yes, I do.

"Yes, I do."

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(sighs) I don't have anything for you.

"(sighs) I don't have anything for you."

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LAILA: I looked for an attachment.

"LAILA: I looked for an attachment."

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I couldn't find anything of interest.

"I couldn't find anything of interest."

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We intercepted your e-mail.

"We intercepted your e-mail."

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You deny my citizenship application and you send me

"You deny my citizenship application and you send me"

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back to Libya?

"back to Libya?"

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I'm not in favor of that, but shortly

"I'm not in favor of that, but shortly"

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I can't protect you if you won't cooperate.

"I can't protect you if you won't cooperate."

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Please, why can't you just leave me alone?

"Please, why can't you just leave me alone?"

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Are you familiar with the oath

"Are you familiar with the oath"

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you're planning to take tomorrow?

"you're planning to take tomorrow?"

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I'm not vowing

"I'm not vowing"

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to take action against innocent people.

"to take action against innocent people."

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For all I know you're going to drone strike her village.

"For all I know you're going to drone strike her village."

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You're going to raid her home, kill her, call it

"You're going to raid her home, kill her, call it"

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collateral damage.

"collateral damage."

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I can't have the blood of that girl on my hands.

"I can't have the blood of that girl on my hands."

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I will only send this e-mail if you can assure me

"I will only send this e-mail if you can assure me"

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that she will be safe.

"that she will be safe."

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I can't do that.

"I can't do that."

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Well, then I can't help you.

"Well, then I can't help you."

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The most wanted man in the world right now.

"The most wanted man in the world right now."

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We have no idea what her allegiances are.

"We have no idea what her allegiances are."

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Most of the people I work with don't care.

"Most of the people I work with don't care."

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I believe that she is an unwilling

"I believe that she is an unwilling"

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and unhappy participant in a dangerous place.

"and unhappy participant in a dangerous place."

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You think that by doing nothing you're helping her?

"You think that by doing nothing you're helping her?"

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You're not.

"You're not."

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And no one is gonna care about her safety when that happens.

"And no one is gonna care about her safety when that happens."

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...you'll be giving Hijriyyah her very best chance

"...you'll be giving Hijriyyah her very best chance"

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at making it out alive.

"at making it out alive."

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We thought our ideas could be

"We thought our ideas could be"

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We took the liberty of making a list of things

"We took the liberty of making a list of things"

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this administration has done to increase nuclear safety,

"this administration has done to increase nuclear safety,"

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including... and especially...

"including... and especially..."

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the historic peace agreement with Iran,

"the historic peace agreement with Iran,"

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our Pacific Rim trade agreement,

"our Pacific Rim trade agreement,"

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The president remains committed

"The president remains committed"

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to the issue of climate change.

"to the issue of climate change."

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His first year in office,

"His first year in office,"

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he passed new standards for carbon emissions.

"he passed new standards for carbon emissions."

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He created new incentives for alternative energy sources.

"He created new incentives for alternative energy sources."

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It isn't a point system.

"It isn't a point system."

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WOMAN: It is a bit theoretical,

"WOMAN: It is a bit theoretical,"

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but it's still math.

"but it's still math."

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Well, all right, while we're talking math,

"Well, all right, while we're talking math,"

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and nuclear security.

"and nuclear security."

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