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Hello.
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DALTON: I wanted to
express my condolences...
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Thank you, Mr. President.
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My husband held you
in great esteem, as well.
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I'm sending Secretary McCord.
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I see.
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Very well. I understand.
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Secretary McCord
will be most welcome then.
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(Dalton speaks indistinctly)
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Thank you again. Good-bye.
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How did she sound?
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Like her husband just died.
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CRAIG:
So, like a Russian.
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What? Too soon?
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I think we should talk
about what comes next.
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Sir, unless a strong
successor to Ostrov
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is put in place quickly...
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Which is unlikely, given
Ostrov's deliberately built
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the entire state around himself.
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Concentric rings of instability
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are gonna ripple across
Russia and the globe.
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JACKSON: Briefing's
in five minutes.
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We should talk on the way.
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DALTON:
So, no confidence in Rozovsky?
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JACKSON:
Well, he's acting president
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until he calls for elections,
but the man's got
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the backbone of a wet sponge.
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So either there's a power vacuum
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and possibly a civil
war or some general
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who's even more hard-line
than Ostrov winds up in charge.
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Both options would be a disaster
for U.S. security.
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Our best bulwark is
to push back hard
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with a strong, clear
agenda of our own.
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You're arguing for direct
military aid to Ukraine?
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For starters, sir, yes.
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Put an end to this "Greater
Russia" nonsense right now
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while they're down.
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Mr. President, with respect,
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Russia is already completely
on edge about our intentions.
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We've had
some pretty close calls
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over the last six months.
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Due to their provocations.
Agreed.
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No one's calling them
the good guys here,
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but if we escalate and someone
over there gets jittery,
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it could go nuclear.
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JACKSON:
World War III.
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Not exactly great
for your poll numbers.
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What do you suggest?
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I think Foreign Minister
Gorev is our best hope
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for a decent partner in Russia.
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We can help him get there.
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How?
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We use him
to reach out to the generals.
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They're the real power
behind the throne,
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whoever sits on it.
And tell them what?
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That we're interested
in improving relations
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on a host of issues,
including Ukraine.
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They're not all warmongers,
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and they have reasons to
want to make a deal with us.
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And if they do, Gorev is
the man that got us there.
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CRAIG:
That's a big "if"
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between you and
your glorious era
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of neo-Glasnost, Madam Secretary.
DALTON: I want a plan
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before you leave
for Russia tomorrow.
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Yes, sir.
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JACKSON:
Mr. President,
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Mr. Shaw here is
going to brief us on the hack
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of Air Force One.
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Make it quick, son.
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Russia's imploding.
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OLIVER: We still don't know who
perpetrated the attack, sir,
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but whoever it was...
They've managed to develop
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next-gen kinetic
cyber intrusion capabilities
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beyond anything in
America's arsenal.
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So we're facing an unknown enemy
who's better armed than us.
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We're probably talking
about Russia, China,
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Iran, maybe North Korea, right?
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Yes, ma'am,
but the hackers were very good
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about covering their tracks.
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DALTON: And we still
don't know if they could
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pull off another such attack?
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My team and I are working
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around the clock
to prevent that from happening.
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But no.
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JACKSON:
So, bottom line is,
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Air Force One is still grounded?
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I'm afraid so, sir.
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But my plane's good
to go, right?
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Excellent.
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"The era of neo-Glasnost"?
He actually said that? Yeah.
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Oh. The guy is such an assh...
Hi...
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Hey.
Baby!
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What you got there, son?
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His summer school report card.
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(singsongy):
It's gonna su-uck!
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Ali...
Yeah.
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Be nice.
I'm excited.
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Really excited. And, listen,
son, whatever's in there...
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We're both really proud of you.
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ELIZABETH:
Holy crap.
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Holy crap.
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Two As and a B-plus?!
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(laughs)
I knew you could do it.
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Thanks, Mom.
I'm so proud of you.
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(imitates explosion)
ALISON: All right, up top.
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You win.
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Hey, let's talk about an "A"
in Geometry? Dude.
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Thanks. ELIZABETH: Yeah.
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Actually, um, let's talk...
about this.
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Permission slip to try
out for football? Huh.
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Really?
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Really.
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(laughs)
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(water running)
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He totally rope-a-doped us with
that report card, didn't he?
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Well, if his long con was
getting great grades all summer
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so he could try out
for the football team,
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that's fine with me.
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Well, are you also fine
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with him potentially ruining
his knees or his brain?
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Oh, come on, babe.
That's...
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Do I need to show
you the studies?
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I'm just saying
that it might be good
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for him to be part of a team.
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That's another thing.
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How is it that our proud
little anarchist weirdo
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wants to play football
of all things?
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Well, he's actually
a pretty fast runner.
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And, hey, sometimes
doing the thing
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that seems the least
punk rock is actually
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the most punk rock act of all.
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Okay.
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Thank you, Joe Strummer.
I'll keep that in mind.
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But can we just
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please hold off on
signing that permission slip
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until I get back?
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Maybe you can work your
magic and figure out
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why he's hot on this
all of the sudden.
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Fair enough. Magic will be worked.
Okay.
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Which one of these dresses says,
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"I'm terribly sorry your
heartless autocrat husband
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is finally dead?"
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Well, I know which one makes
this heartless autocrat
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of a husband glad he's not dead.
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Oh, my God, that is
the lamest come-on line ever.
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I mean, that's...
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(laughing):
That is the stupidest thing...
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And yet, it's working.
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ELIZABETH:
Ostrov
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antagonized America
for domestic reasons,
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to maintain his grip on power.
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Now he's dead.
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Am I crazy to think there's
a window of opportunity here?
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NADINE:
I agree, ma'am.
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But the question is:
what do the generals want?
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DAISY:
To get out from under
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the sanctions
we slapped on them?
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And to back out of Ostrov's
stupid war of choice
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in Eastern Ukraine.
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So, can we give them a way
to declare victory and go home?
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MATT:
But why?
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Ultimately, they win
on the battlefield.
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JAY: 'Cause it's
costing far more lives
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and rubles
than they want to admit.
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What if we can convince
the Ukrainians to sign off
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on a vote for greater autonomy
in the east?
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It's rewarding Russian aggression.
It's also the fig leaf
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they need.
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And what does
the government in Kiev get,
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besides potentially signing away
half of their country?
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Peace in a war they can't win.
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Serious military guarantees
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from us for Western Ukraine
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if the east does vote
for greater autonomy.
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And if the vote is fair,
it may even go Kiev's way.
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Also, if Gorev's the guy
who got the sanctions lifted,
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he'll look pretty good
to the Russian people.
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NADINE: And from an
American perspective,
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a President Gorev is certainly
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the least bad option
on the table.
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Ha! Look at that.
Everybody wins.
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Blake, will you get Foreign
Minister Gorev on the phone?
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Thank you.
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I'll tell the secretary
the foreign minister
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will call her back
in a few minutes. Thank you.
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(barks)
Is she in?
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Uh, she's a little busy.
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Hey, take Gordon outside
while I'm in there, will you?
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What? No, I'm a
little busy, too.
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So, get an intern
to do it, delegate.
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Honestly, I'm concerned about
your problem-solving skills.
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(barks) Oh, and you're gonna...
you're gonna want that.
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Someone's had a lot
of treats this morning,
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hasn't someone?
Yes, someone has.
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(barks, whines)
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You have
a Craig Sterling problem,
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and we need to talk about it.
Good morning.
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'Cause if you don't get this
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under control, you are
going to be boxed out
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of POTUS's inner circle.
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Is that even
geometrically possible?
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And when that happens,
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you will leave office with no
legacy, which, in this town, is
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worse than being dead.
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Have I told you how sad I feel
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for literally everyone
who lives here?
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It's getting around that you are
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on the outs with
the White House.
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Because Craig is leaking it.
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Because POTUS
and Russell Jackson want him to.
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Are you listening
now? Good.
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'Cause here's the thing:
right now you are the face
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of the administration's
successes in foreign policy,
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not Dalton.
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Oh, come on.
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Okay, don't
"Aw, shucks" me, okay?
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These guys have a
reelection to win.
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They brought Sterling
in to ride herd on you.
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They want to be seen as
running the show. Fine.
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Let them. It's their show!
Bess, listen to me!
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If you plant your flag on this
Russia thing, you need to win.
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Because if you don't, your
credibility with POTUS is shot.
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And by the way, Craig
Sterling is gaming it
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so that you won't win.
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You need to push back.
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Why bother?
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I mean, you're saying
that even if I win, I lose.
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Because if you lose,
you lose worse.
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(sighs)
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What do you have in mind?
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I could put together a binder.
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No. I am not doing oppo research
on a colleague.
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Think of it
as interesting trivia,
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if that helps.
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If I can't win on the merits,
then I deserve to be boxed out.
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Of the circle, which,
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again, makes no sense.
BLAKE: Ma'am?
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I have Foreign Minister Gorev
for you on SVTC.
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Great. Put him through.
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No binder.
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Don't say I didn't warn you.
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GOREV: But we have
no troops in Ukraine.
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And if we did, why would we
pull them out? We're winning.
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ELIZABETH:
Maybe, but there are
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an awful lot of trucks
filled with coffins
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driving back to Russia
in the dead of night.
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Also, with the sanctions
still in place, your economy has
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about as much chance of coming
back to life as Pavel Ostrov.
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May his memory be eternal.
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And why do you want me to broker
this deal with the generals?
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Because they know that you are
both an honest broker
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and a patriot.
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Two traits they would perhaps
admire in a president, no?
254
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You're playing on my vanity
and ambition here, I'm assuming.
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And your sense of duty.
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(sighs)
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Do you think the generals
would be open to my proposal?
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They might be if negotiations
were handled discreetly.
259
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Of course.
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Peace and prosperity.
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That's what I'm offering, Anton.
262
00:10:11,968 --> 00:10:14,868
I'm just glad you're not
making me drink to them.
263
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Two days of nothing
but black bread and vodka?
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I tell you, Ostrov's death
is going to kill me.
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Well, don't kick the bucket yet.
I need you.
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I'm moved by your concern.
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I'll be in touch, Elizabeth.
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IVAN:
Russia
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needed results,
and Pavel Ostrov delivered!
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The man was a dictator
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with the temperament
of Ivan the Terrible...
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This is exactly why...
273
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and the looks
of Leonid Brezhnev.
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The United Kingdom
is no longer an empire.
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Good morning. Good morning, all.
Good morning, everybody.
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I think, in light
of recent events,
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we should take a few minutes
before diving into your papers
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on the theory of the Just War,
which were, sadly, just okay.
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So, does anybody else have
280
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anything they want to say about
the passing of President Ostrov?
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Frankly, the man looked
like he'd been dead for years.
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President Pavel Ostrov
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restored Russia to its rightful
place as a great power.
284
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He took back lands
that were stolen from us,
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rebuilt our economy,
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and, through his strength,
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made the world respect us
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once again.
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Well, cheers,
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lads, for that
scene from a Soviet
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propaganda film.
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Okay.
293
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Anybody else want to weigh in?
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All right, let's get started.
295
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CRAIG:
So Gorev claims
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he can deliver the generals.
297
00:11:31,938 --> 00:11:34,467
But how exactly do you plan
to deliver the Ukrainians?
298
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I would pitch this
to President Bozek
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when I stop in Kiev
en route to Moscow.
300
00:11:39,508 --> 00:11:42,907
It is the best outcome
he can hope for.
301
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Best for us, too, if it lands
Gorev in the top spot.
302
00:11:47,508 --> 00:11:49,768
Make the ask to Bozek
when you get to Ukraine, Bess.
303
00:11:49,778 --> 00:11:51,777
If he signs off,
Gorev can set a meeting
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00:11:51,778 --> 00:11:53,478
between you and the generals
in Moscow.
305
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That'll be all.
306
00:11:56,448 --> 00:11:58,548
Thank you, sir.
307
00:11:58,558 --> 00:12:00,957
Oh, hey, uh, Craig.
308
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What can I do for you,
Madam Secretary?
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Well, you can start by
calling me Elizabeth.
310
00:12:05,698 --> 00:12:08,897
Sure. Listen...
(sighs) we may not be
311
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on the same side of every issue,
312
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but we are on the same team.
313
00:12:13,028 --> 00:12:14,558
How about we have lunch
sometime?
314
00:12:14,568 --> 00:12:17,767
Trying to make nice with Russia
is dangerous folly.
315
00:12:17,768 --> 00:12:19,678
You may have won this round,
316
00:12:19,688 --> 00:12:21,607
but I won't rest until
the president understands that.
317
00:12:21,608 --> 00:12:25,747
Wait. So, just to parse
the metaphor:
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now we're in a boxing match,
319
00:12:27,908 --> 00:12:30,568
a sport in which, of course,
there are no teams,
320
00:12:30,578 --> 00:12:32,438
just two guys punching it out?
321
00:12:32,448 --> 00:12:34,747
Is that where we are?
322
00:12:34,748 --> 00:12:37,047
Fine. You want to have lunch,
Elizabeth? Let's have lunch.
323
00:12:37,048 --> 00:12:40,848
Great. I'll have my office
set it up.
324
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Uh, so we're clear...
(clears throat)
325
00:12:43,828 --> 00:12:46,957
you improvised your way
to some wins in your first year.
326
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No doubt about it.
327
00:12:48,858 --> 00:12:50,758
But when it comes to
foreign policy, what this nation
328
00:12:50,768 --> 00:12:53,927
needs is
a strong, clear strategy.
329
00:12:53,928 --> 00:12:56,558
Now, the president brought me in
to deliver exactly that,
330
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which should tell you something
331
00:12:57,908 --> 00:13:01,928
about his estimation
of your achievements.
332
00:13:04,008 --> 00:13:06,407
Still want to have that lunch?
333
00:13:06,408 --> 00:13:10,478
Everyone's raving about the
salmon croquettes at Girard's.
334
00:13:25,588 --> 00:13:27,648
Better papers next time, guys.
335
00:13:28,598 --> 00:13:30,898
Hey.
336
00:13:34,928 --> 00:13:38,528
Don't you think you protested
a little much there?
337
00:13:38,538 --> 00:13:41,207
Maybe I was sincerely grieving
for my country.
338
00:13:41,208 --> 00:13:42,578
Remember sincerity, Professor?
339
00:13:44,138 --> 00:13:46,137
We need you to go
to the Russian Embassy.
340
00:13:46,138 --> 00:13:49,538
There's a memorial for President
Ostrov tomorrow at 6:00.
341
00:13:49,548 --> 00:13:50,548
Yes, I was invited.
342
00:13:50,549 --> 00:13:51,777
We know.
343
00:13:51,778 --> 00:13:53,508
We'd like you
to approach Ambassador Zinchenko
344
00:13:53,518 --> 00:13:55,047
if you can,
see if you can get his take
345
00:13:55,048 --> 00:13:56,838
on who might replace Ostrov.
346
00:13:56,848 --> 00:13:58,678
He deals with generals,
not no-name captains.
347
00:13:58,688 --> 00:14:00,217
That will be suspicious.
348
00:14:00,218 --> 00:14:02,217
Eh, it doesn't have to be.
He's a man who's known to drink,
349
00:14:02,218 --> 00:14:04,778
and it's an occasion where
everyone else will be, too.
350
00:14:04,788 --> 00:14:06,748
What happens if I fail?
351
00:14:06,758 --> 00:14:08,087
Hmm?
352
00:14:08,088 --> 00:14:09,748
Do you know what they do
to spies in Russia?
353
00:14:09,758 --> 00:14:10,957
We won't let that happen.
354
00:14:10,958 --> 00:14:12,888
And, besides,
it's just a conversation.
355
00:14:18,968 --> 00:14:20,568
And if I refuse?
356
00:14:26,738 --> 00:14:29,498
How's your sister?
357
00:14:31,008 --> 00:14:34,008
She arrived in Stockholm
yesterday.
358
00:14:34,018 --> 00:14:36,147
They've admitted her
into the drug trial.
359
00:14:36,148 --> 00:14:38,078
And, yes,
I remember the deal we made.
360
00:14:38,088 --> 00:14:40,787
Good.
361
00:14:40,788 --> 00:14:43,257
I'll be in touch afterwards
for the debrief.
362
00:14:43,258 --> 00:14:45,787
You can do this, Dmitri.
363
00:14:45,788 --> 00:14:49,088
I'm honored by your confidence,
Professor McCord.
364
00:14:49,098 --> 00:14:51,097
(door opens)
365
00:14:51,098 --> 00:14:52,998
(door shuts)
366
00:14:55,828 --> 00:14:57,758
I've always said this
room needed a tent.
367
00:14:57,768 --> 00:15:00,167
As you can see, the upgraded
Secure Communications Tent
368
00:15:00,168 --> 00:15:03,167
features soundproof fabric,
capable of blocking any long-
369
00:15:03,168 --> 00:15:05,898
or short-range attempts
at surveillance.
370
00:15:05,908 --> 00:15:08,847
If you'll just follow me inside.
371
00:15:08,848 --> 00:15:10,547
That little guy projects
372
00:15:10,548 --> 00:15:12,217
a ring of electronic waves
373
00:15:12,218 --> 00:15:14,817
that block any other attempts
at surveillance.
374
00:15:14,818 --> 00:15:16,117
In light of the
Air Force One hack,
375
00:15:16,118 --> 00:15:17,647
the president wanted to take
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00:15:17,648 --> 00:15:20,208
every precaution for the
secretary's trip to Russia.
377
00:15:20,218 --> 00:15:21,208
Famous last words.
378
00:15:21,218 --> 00:15:22,778
Excuse me?
379
00:15:22,788 --> 00:15:25,187
It's a plane thing.
She's, uh, a little uneasy
380
00:15:25,188 --> 00:15:28,248
since the secretary read us in
about Air Force One.
381
00:15:28,258 --> 00:15:30,718
On that note, I wanted to
personally assure the secretary
382
00:15:30,728 --> 00:15:32,667
that my team has run
every possible diagnostic
383
00:15:32,668 --> 00:15:33,867
on her plane.
384
00:15:33,868 --> 00:15:35,133
It's all come back clean. Okay.
385
00:15:35,134 --> 00:15:37,158
Well, I'll let the secretary
know.
386
00:15:37,168 --> 00:15:38,767
Thank you so much for your time.
387
00:15:38,768 --> 00:15:40,897
One question:
how old are you?
388
00:15:40,898 --> 00:15:42,728
What?
389
00:15:42,738 --> 00:15:44,607
Seriously, how old?
390
00:15:44,608 --> 00:15:47,007
I'm 30. Uh,
I graduated college at 17,
391
00:15:47,008 --> 00:15:49,677
moved to Silicon Valley, started
my first company at 21...
392
00:15:49,678 --> 00:15:52,013
God, why is our culture
so obsessed with youth?
393
00:15:52,014 --> 00:15:53,868
If someone's gonna tell me
a plane's safe,
394
00:15:53,878 --> 00:15:55,838
I want it to be
a grown-ass man.
395
00:15:55,848 --> 00:15:57,077
NADINE:
Or woman.
396
00:15:57,078 --> 00:15:58,277
DAISY: Anyone but a
child is the point.
397
00:15:58,278 --> 00:15:59,278
BLAKE:
All right, Daisy,
398
00:15:59,288 --> 00:16:00,797
maybe we shouldn't yell
399
00:16:00,798 --> 00:16:02,308
at our nation's
top cybersecurity official.
400
00:16:02,318 --> 00:16:04,548
Look, I totally
get your concerns.
401
00:16:04,558 --> 00:16:05,817
But trust me,
402
00:16:05,818 --> 00:16:07,318
you're in good hands.
403
00:16:08,288 --> 00:16:09,818
MATT:
Okay, man,
404
00:16:09,828 --> 00:16:11,197
don't make it weird.
Thank you
405
00:16:11,198 --> 00:16:12,818
so much for coming in.
406
00:16:12,828 --> 00:16:15,627
I'm sure that the secretary
will feel very reassured.
407
00:16:15,628 --> 00:16:17,327
OLIVER: And, look, if you want
to worry about something,
408
00:16:17,328 --> 00:16:20,197
worry about simple
mechanical issues. Okay!
409
00:16:20,198 --> 00:16:21,867
Compared to Air Force One,
410
00:16:21,868 --> 00:16:23,637
the secretary's plane's
a real rust bucket.
411
00:16:23,638 --> 00:16:25,967
BLAKE: Oh! NADINE: Okay, thank you.
Bye-bye. Bye-bye.
412
00:16:25,968 --> 00:16:27,137
Bye-bye.
413
00:16:27,138 --> 00:16:29,107
Great.
414
00:16:29,108 --> 00:16:33,638
Now we're all just standing
in a tent.
415
00:16:36,338 --> 00:16:38,198
BOZEK:
Madam Secretary,
416
00:16:38,208 --> 00:16:40,338
I must confess, I'm...
417
00:16:40,348 --> 00:16:42,877
a bit taken aback
by your proposal.
418
00:16:42,878 --> 00:16:44,668
Russia foments a civil war
in my country,
419
00:16:44,678 --> 00:16:46,677
backed by a stealth invasion,
420
00:16:46,678 --> 00:16:49,178
and for this you want me
to reward them with a vote?
421
00:16:49,188 --> 00:16:52,157
A vote Kiev could well win
if it's a fair one.
422
00:16:52,158 --> 00:16:54,957
If you think it will be fair,
you don't know the Russians.
423
00:16:54,958 --> 00:16:57,957
I know they want out
of your country. Yes.
424
00:16:57,958 --> 00:17:00,727
So long as I give them
half of it.
425
00:17:00,728 --> 00:17:03,697
The UN will oversee the vote.
426
00:17:03,698 --> 00:17:05,367
But, more importantly,
427
00:17:05,368 --> 00:17:07,837
if the east opts
for greater autonomy,
428
00:17:07,838 --> 00:17:11,837
the west of Ukraine will receive
concrete security guarantees
429
00:17:11,838 --> 00:17:13,277
from the United States.
430
00:17:13,278 --> 00:17:16,268
Give them a way out,
Mr. President,
431
00:17:16,278 --> 00:17:18,277
and the Russians will take it.
432
00:17:18,278 --> 00:17:20,007
Give them a way out?
433
00:17:20,008 --> 00:17:21,938
Our economy
434
00:17:21,948 --> 00:17:24,777
is in ruins,
hospitals overflowing, roads
435
00:17:24,778 --> 00:17:27,747
choked with refugees,
436
00:17:27,748 --> 00:17:30,348
but now it falls to me
to protect their pride?
437
00:17:30,358 --> 00:17:32,257
It's awful,
438
00:17:32,258 --> 00:17:35,257
I know,
439
00:17:35,258 --> 00:17:37,858
but this is how wars are ended.
440
00:17:40,098 --> 00:17:44,097
If I told you what the Soviets
did to my grandparents,
441
00:17:44,098 --> 00:17:46,397
you wouldn't sleep for a month.
442
00:17:46,398 --> 00:17:49,228
But...
443
00:17:49,238 --> 00:17:51,937
if the Russians agree,
444
00:17:51,938 --> 00:17:53,278
so do I.
445
00:17:54,778 --> 00:17:56,377
God help me.
446
00:17:56,378 --> 00:17:57,847
(distant cheering, music)
447
00:17:57,848 --> 00:17:59,268
You hear that?
448
00:17:59,278 --> 00:18:02,348
(humming)
449
00:18:04,778 --> 00:18:06,838
My people are celebrating.
450
00:18:06,848 --> 00:18:09,418
We all envy you, you know.
451
00:18:10,748 --> 00:18:13,408
Because, unlike us,
452
00:18:13,418 --> 00:18:16,848
you'll get to see
that bastard Ostrov in a box.
453
00:18:18,088 --> 00:18:20,087
Two minutes.
454
00:18:20,088 --> 00:18:22,088
WOMAN:
He's here.
455
00:18:22,098 --> 00:18:24,027
Two-minute warning
for the secretary.
456
00:18:24,028 --> 00:18:25,188
Copy that.
457
00:18:25,198 --> 00:18:27,327
Hey, American friend!
Picture?
458
00:18:27,328 --> 00:18:29,027
What?
459
00:18:29,028 --> 00:18:30,828
Make picture, please?
460
00:18:30,838 --> 00:18:32,367
Oh, you-you want a photo?
461
00:18:32,368 --> 00:18:35,167
Is it okay if I just do
a quick photo? All right.
462
00:18:35,168 --> 00:18:36,828
Uh, I'm just gonna do
a quick photo with her.
463
00:18:36,838 --> 00:18:38,167
Great. All
right.
464
00:18:38,168 --> 00:18:40,198
Your mom gonna
take it? Here we go.
465
00:18:40,208 --> 00:18:41,307
All right. Thanks so much.
466
00:18:41,308 --> 00:18:44,077
Now my father, too.
Your father? Oh,
467
00:18:44,078 --> 00:18:45,747
with your father? Okay,
all right. Here we go.
468
00:18:45,748 --> 00:18:46,978
Okay.
469
00:18:48,248 --> 00:18:49,413
Oh, great.
All right.
470
00:18:49,414 --> 00:18:50,708
God bless America.
Thank you.
471
00:18:50,718 --> 00:18:52,527
God bless America.
472
00:18:52,528 --> 00:18:54,338
(quietly): She probably
thinks I'm in a boy band.
473
00:18:54,348 --> 00:18:56,347
So what are you saying,
Dmitri's not up for it?
474
00:18:56,348 --> 00:18:59,148
I'm saying he accepted the job,
but he seemed...
475
00:18:59,158 --> 00:19:01,287
rattled and resentful about it.
476
00:19:01,288 --> 00:19:03,887
That's because
he's our bitch now.
477
00:19:03,888 --> 00:19:05,887
Look,
478
00:19:05,888 --> 00:19:08,148
I think he's solid, but
maybe we're pushing too hard,
479
00:19:08,158 --> 00:19:12,158
sending him on an op when
Ostrov's body isn't even cold.
480
00:19:12,168 --> 00:19:14,367
What, so we should hold his hand
481
00:19:14,368 --> 00:19:16,303
till he's finished
the grieving process?
482
00:19:16,304 --> 00:19:19,428
Why don't you go grab yourself
an ice cream there, Scooter?
483
00:19:19,438 --> 00:19:22,977
Look, upstairs is freaking out
over what comes next in Russia.
484
00:19:22,978 --> 00:19:26,277
We need the intel, Henry.
This has to happen.
485
00:19:26,278 --> 00:19:28,277
I'm just concerned
about Dmitri's state of mind.
486
00:19:28,278 --> 00:19:30,477
Well, as his handler,
you're the last word on that.
487
00:19:30,478 --> 00:19:33,738
So I'd say we got a pretty big
damn problem then, don't we?
488
00:19:41,188 --> 00:19:43,248
♪ ♪
489
00:19:49,298 --> 00:19:54,037
Mrs. Ostrova, please accept
my condolences on behalf
490
00:19:54,038 --> 00:19:56,507
of the president and the people
of the United States.
491
00:19:56,508 --> 00:19:58,777
We cooperated with your
husband on a host of issues,
492
00:19:58,778 --> 00:20:00,498
and he will be missed.
493
00:20:00,508 --> 00:20:03,007
Thank you, Madam Secretary.
494
00:20:03,008 --> 00:20:05,207
You're very kind.
Please, come, sit.
495
00:20:05,208 --> 00:20:07,268
Thank you.
496
00:20:15,248 --> 00:20:17,248
Oh, this is happening.
Don't be such a wuss.
497
00:20:17,258 --> 00:20:18,487
Oh, yeah, says the girl who hid
498
00:20:18,488 --> 00:20:20,127
in the bathroom
the entire flight.
499
00:20:20,128 --> 00:20:23,018
Just close your eyes
and think of America.
500
00:20:40,238 --> 00:20:42,368
Mm. His poor wife.
501
00:20:42,378 --> 00:20:44,448
Yeah.
502
00:20:45,378 --> 00:20:47,177
She had to do that every night.
503
00:20:47,178 --> 00:20:48,777
NADINE:
Rumor has it
504
00:20:48,778 --> 00:20:50,377
he had mistresses stashed
in every dacha
505
00:20:50,378 --> 00:20:52,538
from here to Saint Petersburg.
506
00:20:52,548 --> 00:20:55,878
But, still, she was someone.
The wife of the big boss.
507
00:20:55,888 --> 00:20:59,057
Now what's she gonna do,
win another beauty pageant?
508
00:20:59,058 --> 00:21:01,797
After the funeral tomorrow, she
shuffles off to Nice or Monaco,
509
00:21:01,798 --> 00:21:04,518
and that's that.
It's kind of sad.
510
00:21:04,528 --> 00:21:06,397
Speaking of shuffling off,
511
00:21:06,398 --> 00:21:08,527
we should give the secretary
the heads-up.
512
00:21:08,528 --> 00:21:11,488
She's got that meeting
to prepare for.
513
00:21:13,438 --> 00:21:16,937
Gorev should have confirmed
by now. Something's up.
514
00:21:16,938 --> 00:21:18,307
NADINE: Maybe the
generals got spooked.
515
00:21:18,308 --> 00:21:20,477
Or maybe they saw this.
516
00:21:20,478 --> 00:21:23,407
Blake, you're seriously posing
with an anti-Russia protestor
517
00:21:23,408 --> 00:21:25,507
wearing a Nazi emblem.
BLAKE: Oh, my God.
518
00:21:25,508 --> 00:21:26,938
Wait, where's the...
where's the girl?
519
00:21:26,948 --> 00:21:28,378
Where's the little girl?
520
00:21:29,548 --> 00:21:30,548
There was a little girl.
521
00:21:30,549 --> 00:21:32,447
We've been trolled.
522
00:21:32,448 --> 00:21:34,217
JAY: During World War
II, some Ukrainians
523
00:21:34,218 --> 00:21:35,487
hated the Soviets so
much, they actually
524
00:21:35,488 --> 00:21:37,147
sided with the Nazis.
525
00:21:37,148 --> 00:21:38,508
BLAKE: She said he was her father.
There was a l...
526
00:21:38,518 --> 00:21:40,048
I swear,
there was a little girl.
527
00:21:40,058 --> 00:21:41,387
Okay, shut up about
the little girl.
528
00:21:41,388 --> 00:21:43,423
Ma'am, if we want
to keep our deal on track,
529
00:21:43,424 --> 00:21:45,478
we've got to get this back
in the bottle and fast.
530
00:21:45,488 --> 00:21:46,948
MATT: I don't think
that's gonna work.
531
00:21:46,958 --> 00:21:48,427
The state controls
the media here.
532
00:21:48,428 --> 00:21:50,467
Someone obviously wants it
out there.
533
00:21:50,468 --> 00:21:53,158
Ma'am, I'm so sorry
I hugged a Nazi.
534
00:21:53,168 --> 00:21:55,567
Wasn't a Nazi.
535
00:21:55,568 --> 00:21:57,967
Those were Russian operatives
trying to make us look bad.
536
00:21:57,968 --> 00:21:59,303
Call Gorev's office.
537
00:21:59,304 --> 00:22:00,358
Tell him I'm on my way.
538
00:22:00,368 --> 00:22:02,807
Yes, ma'am.
What are you going to say?
539
00:22:02,808 --> 00:22:05,237
Whatever to keep this deal
from blowing up. Let's move.
540
00:22:05,238 --> 00:22:06,998
What did I say about discretion?
541
00:22:07,008 --> 00:22:09,443
You have to know that obviously
that picture's a setup.
542
00:22:09,444 --> 00:22:11,338
That is a nuance
that will be lost
543
00:22:11,348 --> 00:22:12,607
on the Russian public,
I'm afraid.
544
00:22:12,608 --> 00:22:14,568
The father of the
nation is dead.
545
00:22:14,578 --> 00:22:16,447
The people have no idea
what will happen next!
546
00:22:16,448 --> 00:22:18,317
Can we just get the generals
in a room?
547
00:22:18,318 --> 00:22:20,017
Madam Secretary,
548
00:22:20,018 --> 00:22:22,917
I suggest that you attend
President Ostrov's funeral
549
00:22:22,918 --> 00:22:24,547
and then leave quietly.
550
00:22:24,548 --> 00:22:28,148
You're saying that you're
willing to sacrifice a chance
551
00:22:28,158 --> 00:22:30,427
at better relations
with the United States
552
00:22:30,428 --> 00:22:32,248
over a stupid picture?
553
00:22:32,258 --> 00:22:35,257
This is a time when all Russians
must be very mindful
554
00:22:35,258 --> 00:22:37,057
of the moment we are in.
555
00:22:37,058 --> 00:22:39,018
Do you understand?
556
00:22:41,428 --> 00:22:42,258
Anton...
557
00:22:42,268 --> 00:22:44,168
Bozek is in.
558
00:22:45,198 --> 00:22:46,928
He's willing
to hold a referendum
559
00:22:46,938 --> 00:22:48,367
on autonomy in Eastern Ukraine?
560
00:22:48,368 --> 00:22:51,228
Provided you pull your troops
out and it's supervised
561
00:22:51,238 --> 00:22:53,308
by the UN, yes.
562
00:22:54,278 --> 00:22:55,537
Bring the generals,
563
00:22:55,538 --> 00:22:57,298
and I'll bring Ukraine.
564
00:22:57,308 --> 00:22:59,478
I'll see what I can do.
565
00:23:07,888 --> 00:23:12,287
(sighs)
Well, Mike B's furious.
566
00:23:12,288 --> 00:23:14,057
He saw the picture, too?
567
00:23:14,058 --> 00:23:16,487
Of course he did.
He said, and I quote,
568
00:23:16,488 --> 00:23:18,448
"I see all.
I am the Pan-Opticon.
569
00:23:18,458 --> 00:23:20,097
Fix this or you're fired."
570
00:23:20,098 --> 00:23:22,457
Oh, God, I'm such an idiot.
571
00:23:22,458 --> 00:23:24,768
Yes, you are.
572
00:23:24,778 --> 00:23:27,088
You created a scandal that
could impact U.S. foreign policy
573
00:23:27,098 --> 00:23:29,467
for years to come
because you wanted to be nice.
574
00:23:29,468 --> 00:23:31,137
I was being diplomatic.
575
00:23:31,138 --> 00:23:33,007
I work for a diplomat.
576
00:23:33,008 --> 00:23:34,607
Face it,
you're a people pleaser.
577
00:23:34,608 --> 00:23:36,207
Actually, I hate most people.
578
00:23:36,208 --> 00:23:38,607
It takes all of my skill
to hide that.
579
00:23:38,608 --> 00:23:40,547
So you take pictures
with them instead.
580
00:23:40,548 --> 00:23:42,338
Uh... (gulps)
581
00:23:42,348 --> 00:23:44,478
Oh, maybe you're right.
582
00:23:45,508 --> 00:23:46,938
I can't not be helpful.
583
00:23:46,948 --> 00:23:48,983
It's my tragic flaw.
Everyone understands
584
00:23:48,984 --> 00:23:50,978
that this whole thing is absurd,
585
00:23:50,988 --> 00:23:53,453
except, of course, the millions
of Russians who need to.
586
00:23:53,454 --> 00:23:56,448
I have to at least figure out
how the hell it happened.
587
00:23:56,458 --> 00:23:58,057
One thought.
588
00:23:58,058 --> 00:24:00,457
Permission to not be
a people pleaser?
589
00:24:00,458 --> 00:24:01,957
Granted in perpetuity.
590
00:24:01,958 --> 00:24:03,348
Oliver...
591
00:24:03,358 --> 00:24:05,218
the president's cyber guy.
592
00:24:06,228 --> 00:24:07,918
He'd probably want to help,
593
00:24:07,928 --> 00:24:10,127
since he was... clearly
flirting with you.
594
00:24:10,128 --> 00:24:12,928
But you were too busy being a
neurotic hard-ass to notice.
595
00:24:14,138 --> 00:24:16,973
Okay, for the record,
there was a very real chance
596
00:24:16,974 --> 00:24:18,698
that our plane
could have been hacked
597
00:24:18,708 --> 00:24:21,077
and we were all going
to die a watery death.
598
00:24:21,078 --> 00:24:23,607
But... "neurotic hard-ass"
is a good start.
599
00:24:23,608 --> 00:24:25,107
Really?
600
00:24:25,108 --> 00:24:27,238
You like that?
(stammers)
601
00:24:27,248 --> 00:24:29,988
Damn it.
602
00:24:42,158 --> 00:24:45,118
Where are you going, Dmitri?
603
00:24:45,128 --> 00:24:46,997
Do you have someplace
more interesting to be?
604
00:24:46,998 --> 00:24:49,297
No, I just, uh, I thought
I forgot something.
605
00:24:49,298 --> 00:24:50,638
I'm good.
606
00:24:53,968 --> 00:24:56,038
♪ ♪
607
00:25:00,738 --> 00:25:02,538
(quiet exhale)
608
00:25:10,648 --> 00:25:13,718
(indistinct chatter)
609
00:26:06,338 --> 00:26:08,408
♪ ♪
610
00:26:21,218 --> 00:26:22,687
Hey, Jason!
611
00:26:22,688 --> 00:26:25,088
Okay, go long. Hut!
All right.
612
00:26:26,458 --> 00:26:28,158
(groans)
Oh!
613
00:26:29,318 --> 00:26:31,378
I lost that one in the light.
614
00:26:31,388 --> 00:26:32,787
Happens to the best of us.
615
00:26:32,788 --> 00:26:35,148
So... (grunts)
616
00:26:35,158 --> 00:26:37,618
I think I'm gonna try out
for wide receiver.
617
00:26:37,628 --> 00:26:40,127
Really? Hey, that's great.
618
00:26:40,128 --> 00:26:42,488
So... you'll sign
the permission slip?
619
00:26:42,498 --> 00:26:44,228
(chuckles)
Now, listen...
620
00:26:44,238 --> 00:26:45,397
Trying to split
621
00:26:45,398 --> 00:26:48,098
me and Mom is
not a winning strategy.
622
00:26:48,108 --> 00:26:49,637
Come here, sit
down for a second.
623
00:26:49,638 --> 00:26:52,737
We're just pretty curious...
624
00:26:52,738 --> 00:26:54,698
where this whole
football thing came from.
625
00:26:54,708 --> 00:26:56,738
You know, you and Mom are
always asking me to join stuff,
626
00:26:56,748 --> 00:26:58,817
and then when I actually do,
you get all weird about it?
627
00:26:58,818 --> 00:27:01,338
Hey, hey, pal, calm down.
628
00:27:01,348 --> 00:27:04,118
We're just talking.
629
00:27:05,148 --> 00:27:06,508
What's up?
630
00:27:08,218 --> 00:27:09,578
I, um...
631
00:27:12,188 --> 00:27:14,448
I want to make friends.
632
00:27:14,458 --> 00:27:16,387
Okay?
633
00:27:16,388 --> 00:27:19,788
You don't feel like you
have friends at school?
634
00:27:19,798 --> 00:27:21,767
No, I mean...
635
00:27:21,768 --> 00:27:24,133
at my old school
I sort of had this...
636
00:27:24,134 --> 00:27:26,658
aura of mystery, you know,
but at my new school
637
00:27:26,668 --> 00:27:29,337
kids just think I'm weird
and ignore me.
638
00:27:29,338 --> 00:27:31,167
♪ ♪
639
00:27:31,168 --> 00:27:34,128
Well, I guess one of the
downsides of being a loner is...
640
00:27:34,138 --> 00:27:35,568
everybody leaves you alone.
641
00:27:35,578 --> 00:27:37,577
(chuckles) Hey, come
on, wait a minute,
642
00:27:37,578 --> 00:27:40,147
come on, what about that kid,
what's his name? Kyle.
643
00:27:40,148 --> 00:27:41,617
(laughs):
Oh, no.
644
00:27:41,618 --> 00:27:43,583
No, that's purely
a Call of Duty relationship.
645
00:27:43,584 --> 00:27:45,308
Kyle's not cool
in the real world.
646
00:27:45,318 --> 00:27:47,487
Oh, so you... wait...
(laughs)
647
00:27:47,488 --> 00:27:49,317
so you want actual
human friends.
648
00:27:49,318 --> 00:27:52,648
Yes, actual human friends.
Oh. Okay, listen to me.
649
00:27:52,658 --> 00:27:55,127
(chuckles) You're
gonna find them.
650
00:27:55,128 --> 00:27:56,227
Okay.
651
00:27:56,228 --> 00:27:57,198
I promise.
All right?
652
00:27:57,199 --> 00:27:58,648
All right.
Okay.
653
00:27:58,658 --> 00:28:00,588
Let's do a square out. Ready?
Hut! Here we go.
654
00:28:00,598 --> 00:28:01,947
He said that?
655
00:28:01,948 --> 00:28:03,297
"I want to make friends"?
656
00:28:03,298 --> 00:28:05,767
Oh, my God, that kills me.
657
00:28:05,768 --> 00:28:08,367
It's like getting stabbed in the heart.
So if he doesn't
658
00:28:08,368 --> 00:28:09,867
make the team,
he won't have friends,
659
00:28:09,868 --> 00:28:12,167
but if he does,
he'll end up in traction.
660
00:28:12,168 --> 00:28:14,498
It's a paradox.
661
00:28:16,378 --> 00:28:18,407
We have to let him try out,
don't we?
662
00:28:18,408 --> 00:28:19,598
I think we do.
663
00:28:19,608 --> 00:28:21,707
But... for what it's worth,
664
00:28:21,708 --> 00:28:24,338
we played catch just now
for, like, half an hour.
665
00:28:24,348 --> 00:28:25,747
(exhales)
666
00:28:25,748 --> 00:28:27,517
(exhales):
Oh, that is
667
00:28:27,518 --> 00:28:30,147
(laughs):
such a relief.
668
00:28:30,148 --> 00:28:32,348
I am a terrible parent.
669
00:28:32,358 --> 00:28:34,288
I've been meaning to tell you.
670
00:28:35,258 --> 00:28:36,417
Ma'am.
671
00:28:36,418 --> 00:28:37,848
I got to go.
672
00:28:37,858 --> 00:28:39,387
I love you.
673
00:28:39,388 --> 00:28:40,687
Love you, too.
Give 'em hell.
674
00:28:40,688 --> 00:28:41,887
(beep)
675
00:28:41,888 --> 00:28:43,388
Gorev came through.
676
00:28:43,398 --> 00:28:46,427
The meeting with the
generals is back on.
677
00:28:46,428 --> 00:28:48,428
Thank you.
678
00:28:50,468 --> 00:28:53,438
Do me a favor...
Don't screw this up.
679
00:28:56,668 --> 00:28:59,267
Gentlemen,
680
00:28:59,268 --> 00:29:01,298
it's a pleasure
to finally meet you all.
681
00:29:37,938 --> 00:29:40,338
(chuckling)
682
00:29:43,318 --> 00:29:45,588
(sighs, chuckles)
683
00:29:49,888 --> 00:29:53,357
(vehicle approaching)
684
00:29:53,358 --> 00:29:55,528
(tires screech, doors open)
685
00:29:56,358 --> 00:29:58,328
(yelling, punches thumping)
686
00:30:02,758 --> 00:30:04,318
(tires squeal)
687
00:30:15,708 --> 00:30:17,778
Who do you think sent us,
traitor?
688
00:30:26,548 --> 00:30:27,608
Say that one more time.
689
00:30:27,618 --> 00:30:30,417
I dare you!
690
00:30:30,418 --> 00:30:33,687
Why do they even make
these anymore, huh?
691
00:30:33,688 --> 00:30:35,487
They're not good for anything.
692
00:30:35,488 --> 00:30:36,688
Oh, except maybe this.
693
00:30:43,358 --> 00:30:45,688
(seething breaths)
694
00:30:47,698 --> 00:30:48,727
Hey! What's up?
695
00:30:48,728 --> 00:30:50,688
I don't know.
You called me.
696
00:30:50,698 --> 00:30:52,028
Yeah, well, like,
how's it going?
697
00:30:52,038 --> 00:30:54,303
Well, I'm babysitting
the secretary's assistant,
698
00:30:54,304 --> 00:30:56,298
sending out tweets
and press releases
699
00:30:56,308 --> 00:30:58,507
that are all being blocked
by the Russian government.
700
00:30:58,508 --> 00:30:59,737
So I'm fantastic.
701
00:30:59,738 --> 00:31:00,768
What do you got?
702
00:31:00,778 --> 00:31:02,707
Okay, I tracked the photograph
703
00:31:02,708 --> 00:31:06,338
of Blake and his troll friend
to its original IP address,
704
00:31:06,348 --> 00:31:07,577
to this guy.
705
00:31:07,578 --> 00:31:09,638
Boris Spokavsky.
706
00:31:09,648 --> 00:31:11,747
A self-proclaimed
"citizen journalist."
707
00:31:11,748 --> 00:31:14,608
Yeah, they don't
have those here.
708
00:31:14,618 --> 00:31:16,117
He's also a manager
709
00:31:16,118 --> 00:31:17,617
at the Children's Cultural
and Spiritual Center
710
00:31:17,618 --> 00:31:18,648
in Moscow.
711
00:31:18,658 --> 00:31:19,817
Which is what?
712
00:31:19,818 --> 00:31:21,578
Which is what?
713
00:31:21,588 --> 00:31:23,518
Some... uh, weird museum
714
00:31:23,528 --> 00:31:24,697
filled with
nationalist propaganda
715
00:31:24,698 --> 00:31:26,548
and some Russian Orthodox
Church stuff
716
00:31:26,558 --> 00:31:28,757
thrown in for good measure... but
that's not what's interesting.
717
00:31:28,758 --> 00:31:30,658
What's interesting Thank God.
718
00:31:30,668 --> 00:31:33,897
Is that the center is
a pet charity of Ostrov's wife,
719
00:31:33,898 --> 00:31:35,828
Maria.
720
00:31:35,838 --> 00:31:38,767
What the hell? Wait, do you
think she could be behind this?
721
00:31:38,768 --> 00:31:40,767
Do you?
722
00:31:40,768 --> 00:31:42,898
(sighs)
723
00:31:42,908 --> 00:31:45,708
♪ ♪
724
00:32:24,918 --> 00:32:26,647
One of Gorev's guys
got in touch.
725
00:32:26,648 --> 00:32:28,158
The generals were impressed.
726
00:32:28,168 --> 00:32:29,687
They say they hope
U.S.-Russian relations
727
00:32:29,688 --> 00:32:31,087
could get back on track soon.
728
00:32:31,088 --> 00:32:32,658
Don't we all?
729
00:32:40,498 --> 00:32:43,697
Look, if he was gonna talk
he would've talked by now.
730
00:32:43,698 --> 00:32:46,127
COOPER:
Yeah, you'd be surprised.
731
00:32:46,128 --> 00:32:49,658
You brought this
concern to us, Henry.
732
00:32:49,668 --> 00:32:51,868
Now we're looking into it.
733
00:32:58,478 --> 00:33:00,378
(man speaking Russian
over speaker)
734
00:33:36,408 --> 00:33:38,708
What the hell is happening?
735
00:33:38,718 --> 00:33:40,977
No idea, but it ain't good.
736
00:33:40,978 --> 00:33:42,838
And those cameras
are broadcasting it
737
00:33:42,848 --> 00:33:45,578
live all over Russia
and the world.
738
00:34:15,078 --> 00:34:17,178
I've heard enough.
739
00:34:19,148 --> 00:34:20,808
Take this message
to your president,
740
00:34:20,818 --> 00:34:23,817
Secretary McCord.
741
00:34:23,818 --> 00:34:26,618
Russia is not afraid of you.
742
00:34:26,628 --> 00:34:28,558
(applause and cheering)
743
00:34:39,798 --> 00:34:42,198
Rusalka! Rusalka!
744
00:34:56,948 --> 00:34:59,578
(gasps, groans)
745
00:34:59,588 --> 00:35:01,887
(groaning)
746
00:35:01,888 --> 00:35:03,887
(groaning)
747
00:35:03,888 --> 00:35:06,018
Satisfied?
748
00:35:10,868 --> 00:35:12,267
(grunts)
749
00:35:12,268 --> 00:35:15,567
(panting)
750
00:35:15,568 --> 00:35:16,967
(coughing)
751
00:35:16,968 --> 00:35:19,038
(coughing continues)
752
00:35:20,608 --> 00:35:23,577
Oh.
753
00:35:23,578 --> 00:35:25,677
I should have known.
754
00:35:25,678 --> 00:35:27,748
(door closes)
755
00:35:29,108 --> 00:35:31,108
Had to be done.
756
00:35:31,118 --> 00:35:32,747
It was a test.
757
00:35:32,748 --> 00:35:35,217
From the great
and wise professor, huh?
758
00:35:35,218 --> 00:35:36,987
A test any intelligence
operative
759
00:35:36,988 --> 00:35:38,837
would have to go through.
760
00:35:38,838 --> 00:35:40,687
You know, I did
what you asked, you know.
761
00:35:40,688 --> 00:35:43,687
I spent the evening drinking
with Ambassador Zinchenko.
762
00:35:43,688 --> 00:35:45,218
How'd that go?
763
00:35:45,228 --> 00:35:49,097
He said nothing of importance.
764
00:35:49,098 --> 00:35:51,268
Apparently he has a lot of sex.
765
00:35:52,228 --> 00:35:54,088
You established a relationship.
766
00:35:54,098 --> 00:35:55,767
We can build on that.
767
00:35:55,768 --> 00:35:57,267
That's good work.
768
00:35:57,268 --> 00:35:59,603
Good. And this is
the thanks I get.
769
00:35:59,604 --> 00:36:02,558
Anyone could be listening
or watching at any time.
770
00:36:02,568 --> 00:36:04,628
You have to be prepared
for whatever happens.
771
00:36:04,638 --> 00:36:07,278
We had to make sure
that you were up to it.
772
00:36:08,238 --> 00:36:10,968
And did I pass your test?
773
00:36:10,978 --> 00:36:13,307
Yes.
774
00:36:13,308 --> 00:36:15,308
A question, Professor.
775
00:36:15,318 --> 00:36:17,317
What's that?
776
00:36:17,318 --> 00:36:20,218
How do you sleep at night?
777
00:36:21,188 --> 00:36:23,187
Just fine.
778
00:36:23,188 --> 00:36:25,258
You can go.
779
00:36:30,128 --> 00:36:32,697
ELIZABETH:
Sir,
780
00:36:32,698 --> 00:36:34,127
I understand you're frustrated.
781
00:36:34,128 --> 00:36:35,697
No one saw her coming.
782
00:36:35,698 --> 00:36:37,197
But everyone saw her
kick America
783
00:36:37,198 --> 00:36:39,167
in the teeth at that funeral.
784
00:36:39,168 --> 00:36:41,137
Not to mention the fact that
she's turned your pal Gorev
785
00:36:41,138 --> 00:36:43,108
into political Kryptonite.
786
00:36:44,268 --> 00:36:47,167
He's probably gonna
face criminal charges.
787
00:36:47,168 --> 00:36:49,028
Or worse.
788
00:36:49,038 --> 00:36:51,337
DALTON: Maria Ostrov made
us look weak and feckless,
789
00:36:51,338 --> 00:36:52,998
and now we have to answer.
790
00:36:53,008 --> 00:36:54,307
Sir, my advice is the same
791
00:36:54,308 --> 00:36:56,668
as it was before
the secretary's misadventure.
792
00:36:56,678 --> 00:37:00,047
Let's get behind Kiev
and arm the Ukrainians.
793
00:37:00,048 --> 00:37:02,047
Let that be our answer.
794
00:37:02,048 --> 00:37:03,947
You say I don't have a strategy,
795
00:37:03,948 --> 00:37:06,148
but you're suggesting
escalating a conflict
796
00:37:06,158 --> 00:37:09,117
the Ukrainians cannot win
on their own,
797
00:37:09,118 --> 00:37:12,748
but that we have no intention
of engaging directly in?
798
00:37:12,758 --> 00:37:14,127
How is that a strategy?
799
00:37:14,128 --> 00:37:17,598
Who says we're not willing
to engage directly?
800
00:37:19,628 --> 00:37:22,758
We tried it your way, Bess.
801
00:37:33,078 --> 00:37:34,237
Thank you.
802
00:37:34,238 --> 00:37:36,268
She in? Great.
803
00:37:36,278 --> 00:37:38,917
Come on, come on,
I don't have all day.
804
00:37:38,918 --> 00:37:40,738
Neither does Gordon.
805
00:37:40,748 --> 00:37:42,183
It doesn't have to be you.
806
00:37:42,184 --> 00:37:43,808
Call that weird kid
with the eyebrows.
807
00:37:43,818 --> 00:37:46,647
Wayne or whatever.
808
00:37:46,648 --> 00:37:49,808
You know what, Mr. Barnow?
809
00:37:49,818 --> 00:37:51,817
I don't work for you.
810
00:37:51,818 --> 00:37:53,248
So either find someone who does,
811
00:37:53,258 --> 00:37:55,127
or... here's a thought...
Don't bring the dog!
812
00:37:55,128 --> 00:37:58,697
But whatever you do, don't ever
hand me a poo-bag again,
813
00:37:58,698 --> 00:38:00,767
or it's gonna get filled up
and thrown at your car.
814
00:38:00,768 --> 00:38:01,918
Are we clear?
815
00:38:01,928 --> 00:38:03,188
(barks)
816
00:38:03,198 --> 00:38:06,767
Wow, look who grew a pair.
817
00:38:06,768 --> 00:38:08,867
And all it took was a major
international incident.
818
00:38:08,868 --> 00:38:10,108
Good for you.
819
00:38:14,308 --> 00:38:17,177
Dare I hope the fact that
you've called me here means
820
00:38:17,178 --> 00:38:19,777
you've at least recognized
Sterling as a threat?
821
00:38:19,778 --> 00:38:21,207
Sit.
822
00:38:21,208 --> 00:38:23,168
(dog panting)
823
00:38:23,178 --> 00:38:25,177
You heard her.
824
00:38:25,178 --> 00:38:27,938
Craig Sterling isn't just out
to sideline me.
825
00:38:27,948 --> 00:38:30,678
He's out to land us
in a shooting war with Russia.
826
00:38:32,888 --> 00:38:37,157
I can't let him do that.
827
00:38:37,158 --> 00:38:39,127
You want the binder?
828
00:38:39,128 --> 00:38:41,828
Yeah, I want the binder.
829
00:38:43,898 --> 00:38:46,397
HENRY: So, Pavel Ostrov's
wife, the great dictator.
830
00:38:46,398 --> 00:38:48,267
Who saw that coming?
831
00:38:48,268 --> 00:38:50,237
Thank you. Nobody!
832
00:38:50,238 --> 00:38:54,137
Right? Nobody saw it coming,
but somehow it's my fault.
833
00:38:54,138 --> 00:38:56,707
Well, come on.
You did your best, babe.
834
00:38:56,708 --> 00:38:58,737
Oh, my best wasn't good enough.
835
00:38:58,738 --> 00:39:02,768
And the worst part is that
Gorev went out on a limb for me,
836
00:39:02,778 --> 00:39:05,178
and now he's in serious danger.
837
00:39:07,778 --> 00:39:10,108
You okay? How was your day?
838
00:39:10,118 --> 00:39:12,188
It was fine.
839
00:39:14,048 --> 00:39:15,808
It was weird.
840
00:39:15,818 --> 00:39:17,148
You want to talk about it?
841
00:39:17,158 --> 00:39:18,387
JASON:
Oh.
842
00:39:18,388 --> 00:39:20,157
Hey, Mom.
Hey, buddy.
843
00:39:20,158 --> 00:39:21,128
Welcome back.
844
00:39:21,129 --> 00:39:22,748
How'd the tryouts go?
845
00:39:22,758 --> 00:39:23,957
Made the team.
846
00:39:23,958 --> 00:39:25,297
What? That's amazing!
847
00:39:25,298 --> 00:39:27,948
Sure is. Come here.
848
00:39:27,958 --> 00:39:29,318
Gosh.
(mouths)
849
00:39:30,958 --> 00:39:33,118
So, wide receiver, huh?
850
00:39:33,128 --> 00:39:35,058
No, no, no,
it turns out I can't catch.
851
00:39:35,068 --> 00:39:37,097
What?!
Yeah, I'm gonna be on "D."
852
00:39:37,098 --> 00:39:38,297
It's, um, linebacker.
853
00:39:38,298 --> 00:39:40,128
Hell, yeah, you are.
854
00:39:40,138 --> 00:39:42,237
That is really...
855
00:39:42,238 --> 00:39:44,277
You go get 'em!
856
00:39:44,278 --> 00:39:46,307
One concussion, and that is it.
857
00:39:46,308 --> 00:39:47,807
He is off the team.
858
00:39:47,808 --> 00:39:49,208
(phone beeps, buzzes)
That's a deal.
859
00:39:50,108 --> 00:39:52,468
I mean it, Henry.
860
00:39:54,718 --> 00:39:56,877
(sighs)
861
00:39:56,878 --> 00:39:58,338
I'll see you later.
862
00:40:06,418 --> 00:40:08,448
OLIVER:
While my team and I
863
00:40:08,458 --> 00:40:09,887
have yet to deduce
864
00:40:09,888 --> 00:40:11,988
who perpetrated the hack
on Air Force One,
865
00:40:11,998 --> 00:40:13,827
we have learned a crucial
866
00:40:13,828 --> 00:40:16,227
and troubling new piece
of information.
867
00:40:16,228 --> 00:40:17,827
What's that?
868
00:40:17,828 --> 00:40:20,258
The hackers didn't just
knock out communications
869
00:40:20,268 --> 00:40:22,117
to and from Air Force One.
870
00:40:22,118 --> 00:40:23,967
They had total control
over the entire plane.
871
00:40:23,968 --> 00:40:27,367
Primary controls,
hydro-mechanical, autopilot.
872
00:40:27,368 --> 00:40:29,048
All of it.
873
00:40:29,058 --> 00:40:30,747
JACKSON: So they could
have flown the damn plane
874
00:40:30,748 --> 00:40:33,038
straight into the Pacific?
875
00:40:33,048 --> 00:40:34,418
I'm afraid so, sir.
876
00:40:36,018 --> 00:40:38,217
So why didn't they?
877
00:40:38,218 --> 00:40:41,317
Because they wanted us to
know they could do it again,
878
00:40:41,318 --> 00:40:44,817
any time they choose.
879
00:40:44,818 --> 00:40:47,318
Sir, this was a warning.
880
00:41:16,418 --> 00:41:19,488
♪ ♪
881
00:41:39,578 --> 00:41:42,078
Bless me, Father,
for I have sinned.
882
00:41:43,948 --> 00:41:46,118
My last confession...
883
00:41:48,478 --> 00:41:50,538
was 11 years ago.
884
00:41:52,978 --> 00:41:56,408
(panting)
885
00:41:59,318 --> 00:42:02,178
These are my sins.
886
00:42:27,448 --> 00:42:28,988
Da.
887
00:42:44,298 --> 00:42:46,368
Da.
888
00:43:06,318 --> 00:43:09,388
(cheering and applause)
889
00:43:10,918 --> 00:43:14,048
(chanting):
Maria! Maria! Maria!
890
00:43:14,058 --> 00:43:18,997
Maria! Maria! Maria! Maria!
Maria!
891
00:43:18,998 --> 00:43:21,327
Maria! Maria! Maria...!
892
00:43:21,328 --> 00:43:27,437
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00:43:27,438 --> 00:43:30,338
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