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Hey!

- Good day, Calonice.
- Claire, what are you doing?

- Thinking.
- You're supposed to be on-stage right now.

"Calonice, it's more than I can bear.

I am hot all over with
blushes for our sex.

- Men say we're slippery rogues... "
- "And aren't they right?"

Come on, let's go.

Come on.

We're all gonna die one day.

What?

I'm gonna be dead,

you're gonna be dead.

They're all gonna be dead.

Everybody.

What the fuck are you talking about?

Are those my earrings?

I... didn't think you'd care.

You do it.

You be Lysistrata. You
know all my lines, right?

You can't just...

What about the show? Claire!

We are almost good. We just
have to adjust the lights.

That's fine.

I did want to thank you
personally for doing this.

I really appreciate it.

Wait till we're finished
before you do that.

Well, I won't deviate
from the questions.

You can ask me anything,
as long as it's about the...

the president.

Can you get away from me with that?

- My apologies.
- I'm fine.

Sorry, Mr. Shepherd. It's just
that the lights are pretty harsh.

It's fine. Let's go.

This Russia debacle,

it's essentially a 20%
tax on American companies

that are just over there
trying to help out the region.

It's the latest in a series of...

disastrous steps taken
by this White House.

And you wonder...

You wonder why Congress
was looking at legislation

to take the nuclear
button away from her.

As a patriot,

as an American who loves his
country and, yes, his company,

we can do better.

We can do so much better.

Even Bill Shepherd, who the last time

he was interviewed on air was never...

Even he felt compelled to speak out.

She's the head of my party, and
I have to say, I'm at a loss.

- Her entire schedule is empty.
- Presidents have gone missing before...

But there's a difference between
clearing your head at Camp David

and going full-blown Howard Hughes.

She hasn't been seen publicly
in three weeks or heard from.

Except for a late night pardon
for her husband's chief of staff.

- Which many consider a strategic mistake.
- Well, Doug Stamper has issues.

Everyone in her
administration has issues.

Sean Jeffries, the press
secretary, has resigned.

And there are probably
more departures to come.

Her cabinet has had enough.

And if she thinks a pardon is
gonna keep the US Attorney away,

- she's...
- She's...

- Depressed.
- I don't know about depressed.

You know, she looks either
very disturbed, or depressed.

But, I mean, "disturbed"?
Can you really say that?

Yeah. Look, hold on.

I'm asking a very real question
about her ability to lead here.

Have you seen this
photo? Because we have.

Now we're not here to diagnose,

but you look at this,
and you need to ask.

On behalf of our country,

that woman undid 30
years of foreign policy

by acting like, pardon
my French, a... [BLEEP]

But now, now we're into a new phase.

When the White House lights
are on, but nobody's home.

I mean, she's home, but she won't leave.

Been hunkered down in there
for 23 days and counting.

Apparently, she's
stopped doing anything.

She's paralyzed.

A paralyzed... [BLEEP]

And there's nothing more dangerous
than a paralyzed... [BLEEP]

Seriously, I think she
might be the worst thing

that has ever happened to this country.

SOS.

Save our souls, save our ships,

Take your pick.

This [BLEEP] is real.

I'm Melody Cruz, and that's what I got.

Hi.

That's quite a snapshot, right?

Unique. Carefully calibrated.

Pain, hysteria

and just a small dose of crazy.

Claire Underwood, like
they've never seen before.

It's actually not as easy as it looks.

See, in order for me to make that face,

I have to imagine...

the perfect combination of things.

Here's the recipe.

First, I have to think
about all the ways

in which men have tried
to manage me my whole life.

Then, I think of...

America's worst fear...

when it comes to a
female in the Oval Office.

- Her schedule has been cleared.
- And finally...

... my biggest regret...
Francis J. Underwood.

Madam President.

Are you ill?

If you're ill, I'll call
the White House physician.

Claire.

Just get out, Mark.

- Claire, this has to stop.
- Please, just leave me alone.

You are alarming the
nation. You need to get up.

Listen.

I've prepared a short statement

explaining your absence
and announcing your return.

You can deliver it in the
Rose Garden this afternoon.

I promise you this is
for both of our sakes.

You don't understand...

If you would, please.

Claire...

look at me.

- Look at me.
- Get out.

Please get out. Just leave me alone.

You are not only digging your own grave,

you are burying the presidency. Stop it.

You can try.

- Can you try?
- I can't, Mark.

I just can't.

I can't.

Don't worry.

I have a plan.

Excuse me.

Sir.

We're good here?

- Yeah.
- Thank you.

Was it paranoia or is it due diligence?

You tell me, Mark.

We both just lived through
what that bitch is capable of.

Something is definitely wrong.

She...

Coffee?

I mean, she can't even
put two sentences together.

Are you sure?

I've never seen her
like this. She's a mess.

Well...

Either way, that doesn't
change where we are.

And, Mark...

when Conway imploded,

we recognized that you
were a little squea...

squeamish about stepping in.

And we appreciate that.

But it's time.

You'll make a great president.

- We'll see to that.
- Now, wait, wait. Let's be clear, okay?

I know we've been
hitting her pretty hard,

but I can't condone another attempt.

- I can't.
- Calm down.

My God, Mark. I mean, really.

There are other ways.

Okay, so we're talking about impeachment

or a congressional government?

25th Amendment, Section 4.

- Which has never been used.
- It's built for speed,

intended to smother a
crisis of confidence.

Reassure the public.

Reassure the world

that continuity remains
at the American government,

even if a president becomes...

- Unable to fulfill his duties.
- Her duties.

- It requires her to be unfit.
- And she is.

I mean...

our lawyers have
already looked into this.

She only needs to be deficient.

The language is vague and accommodating.

Mark, if you have any doubt about this

- at all...
- I'm just listening.

The Cabinet is yours.

You have relationships
inside the Senate,

the House, on both sides of the aisle.

It's a natural fit.

But the thing has to cascade with...

Precision.

A chain reaction beginning
with a letter to Congress,

signed by the vice president

and a majority of his Cabinet,
recommending my removal from office.

And how do I know that's
what they'll try to do?

Because the 25th gets personal.

Bill likes me being
the damsel in distress.

He wishes I were.

Where you headed?

I have family up north.

Where?

North.

Cathy's sister still on the Cape?

Hyannis, right?

It's good.

Family's important.

- Especially during trying times...
- I'd invite you in, but I really...

There's still something
that I can't get straight.

If we could go through
it one more time. So...

she was picked up by car
to be taken to the doctor.

- She wasn't feeling well.
- You were with her the whole time

- leading up to the embolism?
- Mr. Stamper, enough!

I'm just trying to
understand what happened.

I don't need you coming
around here anymore.

You know exactly what happened.

You have the coroner's
conclusions. And that's that.

I'm in mourning for my wife,

and I'm not reliving the final moments

of her life anymore. Not with you.

I think your wife was murdered.

I'm closing the door now.

- Hello.
- Doug. Fred Amburg here.

- Whose phone is this?
- This one's mine.

I just got out.

I had no idea.

I talked to Cole this morning.

Heard an interesting thing
about our esteemed shrink.

You know, that sabbatical, leave,

walkabout, whatever you want to call it.

You are looking for him, aren't you?

Yes.

He's in a cabin down in Virginia.

Here you go.

Would you mind if I... ?

Thanks.

Oh, hello?

Don't say another word.
Don't speak. Just wait.

Ah...

My apologies, I took a wrong turn
and wound up in some stairwell.

We don't have much time until
we have to get back upstairs.

When Marcy first came to
me with this proposition,

I was stunned, to say the least.

Until recently I...

I don't know. I didn't realize
how truly bad things were.

But unseat the president?

Jesus Christ.

President's my friend.

And while I worry
about her mental state,

I worry about the state
of this nation more.

Mr. Vice President,
I admire you greatly.

But I'm not used to this kind of thing.

Back rooms, after hours.

We need to take every precaution.

And yet we're still at
risk just by being here.

I'm sorry,

but I believe in the sanctity
of the office of the presidency.

And that's exactly why we're here.

You're asking us to betray an oath.

I'm asking you to speak your mind.

A concentrated effort,
all of us in this room.

We may not be able
to save the president,

but we may just be able
to save our administration.

The 25th is not just about timing.

It's about secrecy.

- And the Senate hasn't kept a secret...
- Earl, I appreciate that.

I have the House, and I'll
take care of the Senate.

I'll prepare a letter

detailing the president's
dereliction of duty,

laying out a case for
Congress and for posterity.

And when the time comes,
you'll all be notified.

Look, we're all patriots here.

Our first concern,

our only concern, has got to be...

the survival of our nation.

Fuck! Ah!

Sit and take a deep breath.

Sit down.

Dr. Rosen, sit down.

How did you get in here?

I'm assuming you're here
because you're suffering.

And if it's not over Zoe Barnes,

it's over some other soul
that you've torn apart.

No.

You're assuming I'm here because I
figured out what you took from me.

- Took?
- Kept.

All personal property should
have been returned upon release.

You're right. It should have.

There's no accounting for the
behavior of supposed professionals.

I once met this psychologist, socially,

who told me about a
party that she hosted once

for a group of her peers.

It was just a roomful of shrinks.

At the end of the night,
she was cleaning up,

she went into the bathroom

and she saw that one of her
colleagues had smeared shit

all over the bathroom wall.

Now, what kind of fucked up person
would do something like that?

Well, I guess it's true what they say.

That shrinks are the
most fucked up of all.

Such a violence to that act.

But violence is a funny thing.

You know, it's not so
much the physical pain

that can victims can remember.

It's the feelings around it.

The fear.

Where is it? The will you
intercepted? Where is it?

I don't have it anymore.

I don't have it!

What was in it?

He left you everything.

God...

Take it.

Thank you.

I thought it was a strange question.

What?

When you asked me what
Francis Underwood had given me.

That's how the will ends.

"Remember the last thing I gave you."

Don't call her or I'll be back.

Hope you figure out
your problems, Doctor.

Take it.

If you want it, it's yours.

Do you ever wonder if you're
living somebody else's life?

Whose life are you living, Jane?

Not me. You.

You seem to be struggling
with your identity.

If that's not too
impertinent to say to a...

sitting president.

Come keep me company
while I put my jammies on.

Please.

Your little show of
compliance at the funeral

as you made your side deal with Victor.

Makes me wonder.

And now what?

What do you call this show?

How to turn 323 million people
against you in three short weeks?

Congratulations, Claire.

You've become a problem for everybody.

And...

Just so you know,

Syria may be too far gone.

Tell me what to do, Jane.

I was at an event tonight.

An event the president usually attends.

And how was that evening?

The storm that's
gathering is a rough one.

When you think they'll strike?

I have no idea.

It's late.

That's exactly what I'm saying.

I think I should move out.

I understand.

Stick to this course, Madam President,

and...

Full house.

You must be looking
for different answers

to the same questions we've
been going over for the last...

- Now, 24 days.
- And the president still hasn't left the residence.

- And this is where I say...
- Kelsey, come on.

For now, the ground-breaking
accord with Russia,

which aims for a just and lasting
peace in Syria, speaks for itself.

So,

unless there are any more questions,
or shall I say new questions? Yes.

Isn't the vice president
really the one running the show,

essentially acting as president?

There are members of the
cabinet who are saying as much.

Well, firstly, I would refrain
from using the word "show,"

when it comes to the White House.

And... yeah. That's all for today.

Thank you.

Are you sure you're not hungry?

The soup is quite nice.

I don't know how you can...

Eat?

No, I'm...

glad to see you're eating.

Madam President, it's beyond repair.

You understand that, at this point?

You've lost the Hill.

You've lost your cabinet.

You've lost the country.

You've lost.

Your own party can't even
find a reason to support you.

I entreat you...

You entreat me?

Resign.

And are you speaking
to me as vice president?

I'm speaking to you as a person.

Blame it on...

the strain after Francis' death,
the strain of the office itself.

Language can be found, but the
best you can hope for now...

is a dignified exit.

What's so moving about him
is he can't help himself.

He can't help being decent. Human.

His glorious flaw.

What this means is

they're gonna go through with it.

No, Mark.

I'm staying right where I am.

You got two minutes.

That's not Rachel Posner.

Is it?

You knew Rachel Posner.

Uh, I mean...

yeah, I guess.

Enough to use her name
for someone else's ID?

That's what you do, isn't it?
Kind of pay the names forward?

- No.
- What name did you give Rachel?

I don't remember.

I don't.

When did you last see her?

Come on. Um... Couple of
years ago or something.

It was where she worked.

Is she dead?

- I got nothing to do with that.
- Did you help kill her?

Oh.

I'm talking to you.

Hey, hey, hey, man. I want my lawyer.

Do you know...

Doug Stamper?

No.

What name did you give her?

What was her name?

Lisa.

- Lisa?
- Yeah. Lisa Cassie.

- Lisa Cassie?
- Cassie, Lisa.

- Yeah.
- Lisa and Cassie?

Back at the White House.

You took his room.

It's bigger.

Can you tell me why it was so
important that we meet here and now?

Honestly, I was hoping we
could meet in the West Wing.

I haven't left the residence in...

Well, I'm sure you still read the news.

And your pardon...

hasn't helped me or Francis.

I don't feel comfortable here.

Whatever bad memories
you may have, Doug...

sometimes it takes a
long time to understand

who's the real source of our harm.

And I have failed to make you trust me,

and that's a shame.

I trust what I know.

You have enemies, and
they underestimate you.

And how do you think they'll come at me?

Has Congressman Cole
said anything to you?

I think she's alive.

Cathy Durant.

I don't know where she is
or what she's up to, but...

I knew you'd want to know.

I want you to know something.

Francis died in this room.

I told everyone it was in my bed.

But it was right there on the floor.

Whoever killed him.

Am I missing something?

Whoever killed him

will get what she or he deserves.

Timing decided the
shape of the universe.

Who said that?

Me.

Hell is truth seen too late.

Did you say that?

Thomas Hobbes.

Usher...

your bet.

- Hmm. I'll check, please.
- Don't be polite.

I played with you before.

I know you're holding.

Bill, you sure? I can deal
you in on the next hand.

- I don't play.
- Is it true she's a basket case?

Or just a plain old Democrat.

So, I'll have the letter.

That's a hundred to see mine.

And when it comes time, Hank,

I don't want to end
up on the Senate floor

with a piece of paper in one hand...

And your balls in the
other? We've all been there.

Just keep my balls out of it.

Usher, you want me to
whip, but you don't want me

to tell my senators
what they're voting on.

And pass without debate.

I'm out.

At least tell me what they're getting.

A new resident in the White House.

Well, Mr. President.

Are you in or are you out?

I call.

And...

Um... bump you 500.

I would never call this enemy territory.

It might sound quaint,

but I believe in the Republic.

Oh. Well, thank you for coming.

It's not sustainable.

This media onslaught.

I wonder if you'd consider
calling off the dogs.

All I'm asking for is a
pause. Couple of days or so.

You flatter me, Madam President.

But my reach only goes so far.

It seems they want you to resign.

Who's they?

Who isn't?

Pardon my bluntness.

Oh, no, I enjoy bluntness. Saves time.

But should I resign for the
high crime of being a female?

Oh, I think the reasoning
goes deeper than that.

I think...

and this is just my perspective,

- if you want to hear it.
- Oh, please.

Dueling agendas between my family,

and, well, you, have
taken on their own life.

And in some sense, your husband
just won't leave you alone,

will he?

I can't change history.

I'll bet sometimes you'd like to.

Wouldn't you like to erase him?

Madam President...

your dead husband told my mother things.

Things you don't want the world to know.

A dead man's words are worthless
as far as I'm concerned.

Not when his claims can be verified.

It's possible to make the
memory of a person disappear.

Digitally.

Move them far into the
background, anyways.

There are ways.

Algorithms.

You're a very confident young man.

Even your deeds can go away.

Now, I can make it easier for
all of us to work together.

Does your mother know you're here?

No.

Just out of curiosity,

what's your first memory?

Your first memory of her?

That's a strange question.

I was just curious.

I have a photograph of her catching me.

My mother had thrown me up into the air,

and my uncle snapped a picture
on his new Nikon camera.

She's beaming.

Gleeful.

I treasure that photo.

It's how I like to think of her.

Do me a favor.

Ask Annette...

Ask your mother where you came from.

It's still light out?

You're very dehydrating.

I know, I know.

You want to talk about the deal.

You excluded me, Jane.

When the dust settles,
I'll give you what you want.

Never doubted your value.

Have you seen my phone?

It's in the restroom.

Shit.

Did you do something to my...

I went to the EPA.

There is nothing.

Jesus Christ.

There are people
walking around this town,

dressed down, acting like they
belong. But I know they don't.

- Have you been threatened?
- Come on, they're too smart for that.

Well, so they're following you.

- But if there's nothing, then there's...
- I have screenshots...

of the e-mail chain.

'Cause it's wrong what they did.

'Cause I'm so stupid.

So stupid to believe
in doing the right thing

in this totally fucked up world.

There's an e-mail from Bill
Shepherd's office in the chain.

I told you. They knew.

They knew somebody was gonna die.

I gotta go.

Hey! Hey, wait.

What?

Your phone.

- What about it?
- I don't trust it.

I got rid of mine. I swear,

it felt like they were
following my phone and not me.

- How?
- Look, I gotta go. I'll reach out to you.

- Okay?
- No. What...

She's somewhere in Saudi Arabia.

Ma'am, she poses a significant
risk in enemy hands. You know that.

The United States does not
negotiate with terrorists.

No negotiations. Options
are being drawn up at SOCOM.

But nothing can happen
without an executive order.

Well, then. That's gonna have
to happen when you're president.

No one's secrets are safe
with Jane in captivity.

That may be more concerning
for you than it is for me.

Kicking the hornet's nest.
Time to move this thing along.

- You arrogant little prick.
- Please, just calm down.

Did you think I wouldn't find out?

I'm not staying if there's name-calling.

Oh. There's not enough
names to call him, Annie.

- Such stunning stupidity.
- Nice alliteration, Uncle Bill.

This towel is smarter than you.

This window is smarter than you.

This rug is smarter than you.

- Hello, Seth.
- Hello, sir.

Seth is smarter than you!

The sweat on my brow is
smarter than you, Duncan.

- Jesus H. Christ, spare us.
- Because sweat on my brow,

would have at least known not
to pay an unsanctioned visit

- to the President of the United States.
- Get your hands off him.

I know you're not feeling well, but...

Well, what the hell is that
supposed to mean, anyway?

You can't act like this.

You know, I was trying to
help. She invited me and...

And you went, like a fucking idiot...

I wanted to be a bridge.

Shut up, both of you, just shut up.

God, is there anything
we haven't done for you?

Well, you know, that's
what people do for family.

- Anything.
- Listen, you shouldn't have gone.

She can't be trusted, as
I've told you a million times.

He jeopardized our timing.

He jeopardized our timing with her!

I can't stand the sound
of male arguing anymore.

You know, she told me
to ask you something.

She told me to ask
you where I came from.

Seth. Seth!

Sixteen weeks.

The one from the
pregnancy with her husband.

Annie, I do think it'd be a mistake.

Seth, confirm it.

- That's right. Sixteen weeks.
- Her husband told me.

But you don't know how
it's gonna play. Okay?

It could backfire. Get her sympathy.

- Who waits 16 weeks?
- The narrative can't be controlled...

What kind of person, that's what
people will be talking about.

Let's get Mark on the
phone. We start this now.

Only "Lisa" is what we called her.

The lady at Central
Market, where she worked,

said you stopped by a
few times asking for her.

She owed us some money, but...

She dead?

Hmm.

I don't know.

There's not much in there.

Some letters.

Scraps and lists and...

Picture.

Nothing, really.

Our country has a problem right now.

The president,

she has ignored the advice
of her senior advisers,

people who have studied
and fought battles.

Her state of mind has
left us in a weakened...

We need to hold the line

till our country gets back on course.

That is a truly stunning video.

What is your reaction to the
secretary of defense's critique

of this president?

Secretary Defense Hanna is
a four-star Marine General

with over 40 years of
service to this country.

I understand his frustration.

Is there any truth to
the idea that Mark Usher

is the Dick Cheney of this White House?

No, there is only one Dick Cheney.

- Okay, fair enough.
- Mark Usher is

the Mark Usher of this White House.

So, how would you characterize

- the vice president's role?
- The vice president

has the full support
of the entire cabinet.

And the president?

Well, the president speaks for herself.

Are you suggesting that
the secretary of defense

is not the only one who's
frustrated with this president?

You know, Lawrence, this town
feeds off of rumor and gossip

- and it's counter-productive.
- Raha?

It's a distraction.
I don't work that way.

You don't work that
way. How do you work?

- How do you work with this president?
- You have a call.

It's your president.

Is this a dysfunctional administration?

My relationship with this...

Claire.

Jane, I just need to know exactly

when they're going to pull the trigger.

Don't you want to come home?

You look like you're having fun.

I see real affection there.

And, listen, there were rumors
about Tom and me, of course,

but nothing to them.

He was like a brother to me.

So comforting.

Which is what makes this
all the more difficult.

The truth is, Kelsey...

the Russians killed Tom...

and Mark Usher covered it up.

Now, I'm doing my best
to hold him accountable,

but I need your help.

I need you to tell the FBI

about your relationship with Tom.

- Madam President, I...
- I know. It's fine.

You just say you were dating.

You were in love.

And in a private moment,

he told you about his
suspicions regarding

Mark Usher and his
collusion with Russia.

And the last time you saw him,

he was on his way to
the vice president's home

to confront him.

I'm not going to let the vice
president get away with this.

You and I, as women,

we have to fight back.

I need you by my side.

And before we transmit the letter,

I'd like to suggest we all
take a moment to bow our heads

and pray for this great nation.

Could you pass me that letter?

And gather all of your things.

Every single cabinet member in this room

is dismissed.

You're all fired.

Escort them out.

You know,

I never took you for someone who
wanted to get himself into the Oval.

All it is, is a four year
job, eight if you're lucky.

Hey, where are you?

What?

All right. I'm on my way back.

Listen, if she prevented the
signing, that's obstruction.

And likely, it's impeachable.

You hear me?

Details are still coming in.

But we're being told there
are reports that the FBI...

- Mark.
- ... has today been provided evidence...

- Get to a television.
- ... that Mark Usher had quote...

- Or a computer.
- ... "significant and ongoing...

Or a goddamn radio.

... contact outside the
logs with Russian officials."

This leading up to and
during the president's

recent polarizing Syrian peace deal.

The FBI's expected to
look into the matter,

but has yet to announce
whether or not they are opening

an official investigation.

If so, this could be
a catastrophic setback

for an already-beleaguered
administration.

Before we begin, I'd like to
offer you the chance to resign.

I'll leave you to it then.

I never had any contact with any
Russians outside the logs. None.

You vacationed at Deputy Foreign
Minister Zorkin's family dacha

- on the Black Sea in summer 1991.
- That was 20 years ago.

Let's work backwards, start
with questions that have arisen

after Ms. Kelsey Stewart's deposition.

Who?

We located her phone in a
liquor store in Bellport.

She knows about the app.

We should assume so.

Have you told my uncle yet?

I can't reach him.

I can't reach your mother, either.

We have some men
tracking the journalist.

But we don't even know if she
has her hands on anything yet.

- Package for Mr. Shepherd.
- Oh, thank you.

This is addressed to you.

Leave me alone, please.

My name is Catherine Durant.

Today is Tuesday, July 18, 2017.

And the time...

is 8:37 p.m.

Now, before I begin, let me just say...

that every punishment

that history will surely
visit upon Claire Underwood

will be exactly what she deserves.

I rue the day that I
accepted her husband's offer

of secretary of state.

Now, then...

I hereby swear that
everything I'm about to say

is the truth.

Her husband has disappeared,
as of six hours ago.

- Do you want to hear any more?
- No.

I know the rest.

Do you think the Russians got them out?

Uh, no, I'm sure of it.

Do you think she sent it to anyone else?

We would know about it by now.

I've asked Nathan to
be available to you.

I know how well you two
work with one another.

We'll find her.

And, Doug, I haven't forgotten about
the promise we made to each other.

I hope you haven't.

I just got back from New Mexico.

What did you do with
Rachel? Or is it Cassie?

I'm five minutes away.

Hang up the phone.

- Doug...
- Hang it up

or you'll never hear from me again.

I'll come to you.

Nathan,

are you still listening?

You're a fool to think
she'll protect you.

Seems fitting, somehow,

that you're the first person I meet
with after I've returned to work.

There's something very
full circle about it.

So, you've talked to your son.

Or rather, not your son.

Do you know how developed
a fetus is by then?

Sixteen weeks is...

beyond the beyond.

That is what 16 weeks looks like.

That is what I can't get out of my head.

I'm quoting Melody
Cruz here, by the way.

She just taped her segment,
due to run tomorrow.

Visual aids and everything.

For the first time ever,
Americans will hear the story

of a childless president...

who had an abortion,

while married,

at 16 weeks.

I wanted to see your face.

I wanted to see Frank's
betrayal register.

Nobody can keep their
mouths shut these days.

Not even to-the-death secrets are safe.

It's shameful.

But honestly, what's worse?

That he betrayed your secret

or that you waited until 16 weeks?

You and your party.

Your moral rectitude, how convenient.

You don't even believe half
of what you say, Annette.

Run it.

Cruz's piece.

Run it.

And then go home

and talk to Duncan about
the beginning of life.

But actually before you go,

I want to show you
something. Come with me.

Meet my new cabinet.

I just wanted to see your face.

Thank you all for assembling
at such short notice.

And I want to thank you

for your willingness to serve.

I am looking forward to
building a new America together

and our work begins today.

Now, if you could all

place your left hand on the Constitution

in front of you.

And repeat after me:

I do solemnly swear

to take no prisoners.

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