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Clips from Madam Secretary - On the Clock (S02E02)

Support, which by the way,

"Support, which by the way,"

Madam Secretary

would shrink considerably

"would shrink considerably"

Madam Secretary

if the opposing party were to take office.

"if the opposing party were to take office."

Madam Secretary

This isn't politics.

"This isn't politics."

Madam Secretary

It's science.

"It's science."

Madam Secretary

This morning it was only one.

"This morning it was only one."

Madam Secretary

weren't on the brink of a nuclear war.

"weren't on the brink of a nuclear war."

Madam Secretary

But the vote isn't final.

"But the vote isn't final."

Madam Secretary

NADINE: All right, well,

"NADINE: All right, well,"

Madam Secretary

who can we speak with then?

"who can we speak with then?"

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We tried to contact Stuart Bachman,

"We tried to contact Stuart Bachman,"

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but he didn't return our calls.

"but he didn't return our calls."

Madam Secretary

But you can try him at the rager tonight.

"But you can try him at the rager tonight."

Madam Secretary

He's usually in a pretty good mood there.

"He's usually in a pretty good mood there."

Madam Secretary

Your big doomsday party?

"Your big doomsday party?"

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That's happening tonight?

"That's happening tonight?"

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The sweet spot is somewhere between

"The sweet spot is somewhere between"

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And screaming about buckyball

"And screaming about buckyball"

Madam Secretary

versus M-brane theory.

"versus M-brane theory."

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Yeah, get there early.

"Yeah, get there early."

Madam Secretary

Hmm.

"Hmm."

Madam Secretary

and protests in Karachi, Rawalpindi,

"and protests in Karachi, Rawalpindi,"

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and Lahore over India keeping their bomb.

"and Lahore over India keeping their bomb."

Madam Secretary

Very Arab Spring.

"Very Arab Spring."

Madam Secretary

Short of getting their bomb back, I'd say it's

"Short of getting their bomb back, I'd say it's"

Madam Secretary

DALTON: What is the situation

"DALTON: What is the situation"

Madam Secretary

with the bomb, Ephraim?

"with the bomb, Ephraim?"

Madam Secretary

going through a series of final safety checks

"going through a series of final safety checks"

Madam Secretary

that aren't really necessary.

"that aren't really necessary."

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It's getting tense.

"It's getting tense."

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Pakistan's amassing troops along the border.

"Pakistan's amassing troops along the border."

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India, of course is responding in kind.

"India, of course is responding in kind."

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As long as it takes them to run

"As long as it takes them to run"

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JACKSON: Assuming they don't get caught in the crossfire.

"JACKSON: Assuming they don't get caught in the crossfire."

Madam Secretary

But basically we're looking at Pakistan imploding

"But basically we're looking at Pakistan imploding"

Madam Secretary

or going to war with India.

"or going to war with India."

Madam Secretary

Pakistan's nuclear weapons.

"Pakistan's nuclear weapons."

Madam Secretary

But we doubt their intelligence on them is any better than ours.

"But we doubt their intelligence on them is any better than ours."

Madam Secretary

So this is where we are.

"So this is where we are."

Madam Secretary

Maybe we're going at this the wrong way.

"Maybe we're going at this the wrong way."

Madam Secretary

Ms. Ayyad, United States Immigration Service.

"Ms. Ayyad, United States Immigration Service."

Madam Secretary

Open the door, Ms. Ayyad.

"Open the door, Ms. Ayyad."

Madam Secretary

What the hell?

"What the hell?"

Madam Secretary

Whatever works, right?

"Whatever works, right?"

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Thank you for waiting, Prime Minister Verma.

"Thank you for waiting, Prime Minister Verma."

Madam Secretary

Have you seen the news?

"Have you seen the news?"

Madam Secretary

I cannot control their people.

"I cannot control their people."

Madam Secretary

That's true.

"That's true."

Madam Secretary

The problem is Khoosat won't go down without a fight.

"The problem is Khoosat won't go down without a fight."

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This is up to him,

"This is up to him,"

Madam Secretary

and there's nothing more for us to talk about.

"and there's nothing more for us to talk about."

Madam Secretary

DALTON: Prime Minister.

"DALTON: Prime Minister."

Madam Secretary

We need to agree, right now,

"We need to agree, right now,"

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to allow Pakistan to have its weapon back.

"to allow Pakistan to have its weapon back."

Madam Secretary

It will be a black eye for India,

"It will be a black eye for India,"

Madam Secretary

but a hell of a lot better than a war

"but a hell of a lot better than a war"

Madam Secretary

with millions of casualties.

"with millions of casualties."

Madam Secretary

Which was very diplomatic of you.

"Which was very diplomatic of you."

Madam Secretary

Unfortunately,

"Unfortunately,"

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Indeed, it has, but we've had many conflicts

"Indeed, it has, but we've had many conflicts"

Madam Secretary

with Pakistan since the partition.

"with Pakistan since the partition."

Madam Secretary

And we're prepared...

"And we're prepared..."

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to deliver you a package of RQ-4

"to deliver you a package of RQ-4"

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and AT4 anti-tank missiles

"and AT4 anti-tank missiles"

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and membership into our Pacific Trade Partnership,

"and membership into our Pacific Trade Partnership,"

Madam Secretary

which would bring tens, if not hundreds,

"which would bring tens, if not hundreds,"

Madam Secretary

of billions to your economy.

"of billions to your economy."

Madam Secretary

How about this...

"How about this..."

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I must go.

"I must go."

Madam Secretary

DALTON: Jaya.

"DALTON: Jaya."

Madam Secretary

This isn't a negotiation.

"This isn't a negotiation."

Madam Secretary

Excuse me?

"Excuse me?"

Madam Secretary

is going to load it inside one of our helicopters

"is going to load it inside one of our helicopters"

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and return it to Pasha Base inside the Pakistani border.

"and return it to Pasha Base inside the Pakistani border."

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Yes.

"Yes."

Madam Secretary

Surprised you hadn't returned to Islamabad yet.

"Surprised you hadn't returned to Islamabad yet."

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Oh, it's easier to manage things from here than on a plane.

"Oh, it's easier to manage things from here than on a plane."

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It's a difficult time, so I'll cut to the chase.

"It's a difficult time, so I'll cut to the chase."

Madam Secretary

The United States might be willing

"The United States might be willing"

Madam Secretary

What about India?

"What about India?"

Madam Secretary

Well, we can handle India,

"Well, we can handle India,"

Madam Secretary

But it would be worth it to us

"But it would be worth it to us"

Madam Secretary

if you give us something that we want very much.

"if you give us something that we want very much."

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Complete access to your entire nuclear arsenal.

"Complete access to your entire nuclear arsenal."

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You'll provide us with real-time reports on their movements,

"You'll provide us with real-time reports on their movements,"

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we'll verify with our own signals and human intelligence.

"we'll verify with our own signals and human intelligence."

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We want to know where your bombs are

"We want to know where your bombs are"

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This is insane.

"This is insane."

Madam Secretary

Well, you know we've always been tracking your arsenal

"Well, you know we've always been tracking your arsenal"

Madam Secretary

with human Intel... for exactly a situation like we faced today.

"with human Intel... for exactly a situation like we faced today."

Madam Secretary

My government cannot tolerate

"My government cannot tolerate"

Madam Secretary

your nuclear bombs falling into the hands of radicals,

"your nuclear bombs falling into the hands of radicals,"

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which is a distinct possibility should your government fall.

"which is a distinct possibility should your government fall."

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If you don't give us our bomb back,

"If you don't give us our bomb back,"

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And you will be out of power,

"And you will be out of power,"

Madam Secretary

which, I'm just guessing, is the real reason

"which, I'm just guessing, is the real reason"

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Things don't look good for you at home.

"Things don't look good for you at home."

Madam Secretary

and it ever became public,

"and it ever became public,"

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But you will definitely be ousted

"But you will definitely be ousted"

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if you don't take this deal.

"if you don't take this deal."

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If you want to take a chance that I'm bluffing,

"If you want to take a chance that I'm bluffing,"

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(sighs)

"(sighs)"

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"♪ ♪"

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Our chopper carrying Pakistan's nuke

"Our chopper carrying Pakistan's nuke"

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just crossed the border and is landing at Pasha Base.

"just crossed the border and is landing at Pasha Base."

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(sighs) Well, that was easy.

"(sighs) Well, that was easy."

Madam Secretary

Well, let's just say I don't expect

"Well, let's just say I don't expect"

Madam Secretary

to be on his holiday card list anymore.

"to be on his holiday card list anymore."

Madam Secretary

Pakistan and India now hate our guts.

"Pakistan and India now hate our guts."

Madam Secretary

Though, officially,

"Though, officially,"

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while gaining economic victories for her people.

"while gaining economic victories for her people."

Madam Secretary

Our big peace deal is toast.

"Our big peace deal is toast."

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Oh, give 'em ten years.

"Oh, give 'em ten years."

Madam Secretary

They'll come around.

"They'll come around."

Madam Secretary

JACKSON: In the meantime,

"JACKSON: In the meantime,"

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Better than peace?

"Better than peace?"

Madam Secretary

Another day.

"Another day."

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Uh, mostly I just get a call back.

"Uh, mostly I just get a call back."

Madam Secretary

I know you were concerned

"I know you were concerned"

Madam Secretary

but since it's been resolved, you have to admit,

"but since it's been resolved, you have to admit,"

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