WEBVTT 01:13.490 --> 01:17.160 You want me there on day one. I should've dry-cleaned this. 01:17.160 --> 01:18.328 What's the point? 01:18.328 --> 01:19.913 In waiting a week? - Yeah. 01:19.913 --> 01:23.041 I will no longer be jet-lagged. I will be able to focus 01:23.041 --> 01:26.586 and graciously accept your help getting me on my feet. 01:26.586 --> 01:29.672 But the first week is when you do that. That's when you get on your feet. 01:29.672 --> 01:36.513 It wouldn't kill you to take a couple days and just like... sit here and think. 01:37.430 --> 01:39.098 Figure out the next move. 01:41.059 --> 01:42.185 Maybe it's Kabul. 01:42.185 --> 01:43.895 Maybe that's the next move. 01:45.104 --> 01:48.525 Oh, you think the nation of Afghanistan is not big enough for the both of us? 01:48.525 --> 01:50.693 - It isn't. - What the fuck is this? 01:50.693 --> 01:53.947 - Put a few in my wallet. - It should say "ambassador." 01:53.947 --> 01:56.783 - Not yet it shouldn't. - I'm gonna write "ambassador" on there. 02:01.996 --> 02:07.001 Hello? Hi. She thinks she has to wait for the embassy in Kabul to open 02:07.001 --> 02:09.504 before she can call herself "ambassador." 02:11.214 --> 02:12.632 Well, that's really fucking stupid. 02:18.513 --> 02:19.514 Kate, it's Tim. 02:24.352 --> 02:27.105 He's writing "ambassador" on my cards. It looks like "ambulance." 02:27.105 --> 02:29.816 Off the coast of Iran, a massive explosion 02:29.816 --> 02:32.986 aboard British aircraft carrier HMS Courageous 02:32.986 --> 02:36.072 has killed at least 25 Royal Navy personnel. 02:36.072 --> 02:37.740 Britain's Ministry of Defence is expected 02:37.740 --> 02:39.659 - to give a statement imminently. - What the fuck? 02:39.659 --> 02:42.453 - Tim, hang on a sec. - Earliest reports indicate the damage... 02:42.453 --> 02:43.371 Hello? 02:43.371 --> 02:45.039 Ms. Wyler? - Yes. 02:45.039 --> 02:47.458 I have the chief of staff calling from the White House. 02:47.458 --> 02:49.127 - He's right here. - Ma'am... 02:49.961 --> 02:51.296 - Hey, I'm back. - Hello? 02:52.589 --> 02:54.591 - Why? - Yeah. 02:54.591 --> 02:57.886 No, I get them going after us, but why the Brits? 02:58.845 --> 03:00.763 Kate, they want a briefing. 03:00.763 --> 03:02.807 - At State? - No, the White House. 03:02.807 --> 03:05.935 Okay. I gotta go. White House wants Hal to brief. 03:05.935 --> 03:08.688 It'll take me ten minutes to prep him. I'll call you back. 03:08.688 --> 03:09.606 Katie. 03:10.607 --> 03:12.108 Not me, you. 03:19.616 --> 03:20.491 Hello? 03:26.205 --> 03:27.040 Hey. 03:28.291 --> 03:31.502 - Come on in. - Can your guy make two copies of this? 03:31.502 --> 03:34.797 I made a list of who in Tehran could order a strike on a British vessel 03:34.797 --> 03:35.965 and who seemed pissed off 03:35.965 --> 03:38.509 - we took their tanker. - I think they're all pissed off. 03:38.509 --> 03:40.637 But some tweeted about it and not who you'd expect. 03:40.637 --> 03:42.055 Billie. - We gotta go. 03:42.055 --> 03:43.973 I guess you can share one. 03:43.973 --> 03:45.600 This is Katherine Wyler. 03:45.600 --> 03:48.061 She was our number two in Beirut and Islamabad. 03:48.728 --> 03:50.897 When we seized the tanker last week, 03:50.897 --> 03:55.109 the Iranian regime signaled its outrage in a couple of unusual ways. 03:55.109 --> 03:56.027 What is she doing? 03:56.027 --> 03:58.905 She knows a lot about Iran. I didn't get into what we wanted to discuss. 03:58.905 --> 04:01.324 This would be easier if you each had your own copy. 04:01.324 --> 04:02.408 Have a seat. 04:02.408 --> 04:03.534 Okay. 04:07.538 --> 04:09.082 - How's Hal? - He's good. 04:09.082 --> 04:10.708 He's a good man. - Thank you. 04:11.542 --> 04:14.087 - Did great work in Afghanistan. - Sure did. 04:14.963 --> 04:17.799 - We don't have anyone in London. - Mm-hm. 04:17.799 --> 04:20.426 - A bad time not to have anyone in London. - Right. 04:20.426 --> 04:23.763 Twenty-five of their sailors get killed because Iran wants to send me a message. 04:23.763 --> 04:26.432 - We don't know it was Iran. - Whoever it was, 04:26.432 --> 04:29.435 we need someone substantial to be the ambassador in London. 04:30.353 --> 04:33.189 - He'll be great. He's a great choice. - I'm sorry? 04:33.189 --> 04:35.358 Hal. And you didn't have to ask me. 04:35.358 --> 04:39.028 - We worked in different countries before. - We're not talking about Hal. 04:41.322 --> 04:44.909 You're experienced. You'd signal we're taking this seriously. 04:44.909 --> 04:47.287 You'd be at every funeral, memorial-- 04:47.287 --> 04:49.080 Sorry, I'm going to Kabul. 04:49.080 --> 04:50.748 We'll take care of that. 04:52.125 --> 04:54.585 They'll love Hal in London. He's good at all that. 04:54.585 --> 04:56.296 - It's not gonna be Hal. - Why not? 04:56.296 --> 04:59.132 Because he called the secretary of state a war criminal. 04:59.132 --> 05:01.509 I promised I wouldn't send him anywhere ever again. 05:02.635 --> 05:05.930 I realize London has a ceremonial component to it 05:05.930 --> 05:08.808 and you were ready to do more substantive work in Kabul. 05:08.808 --> 05:13.813 I'm hoping to save a shred of what we spent 2400 American lives building. 05:13.813 --> 05:15.857 It feels substantive. 05:15.857 --> 05:18.985 - Billie. - I'm just saying it's hard to imagine. 05:18.985 --> 05:21.571 - She can't imagine it. - The president is asking you to serve 05:21.571 --> 05:25.325 as ambassador to the United Kingdom. We have a plane waiting. 05:25.325 --> 05:26.451 We'd like you to get on it. 05:32.290 --> 05:34.334 It is an honor and a privilege. 05:35.418 --> 05:36.919 That's more like it. 05:40.882 --> 05:45.053 It's exactly what they wanna hear. They've been hosting garden parties for 50 years. 05:45.053 --> 05:47.138 The president is asking you to take it up a notch. 05:47.138 --> 05:48.181 Mm-hm. 05:48.181 --> 05:51.934 - He picked you because you're experienced. - He wants an experienced person 05:51.934 --> 05:54.687 - to show up and look sad. - You're such a fucking snot. 05:54.687 --> 05:56.981 There was an argument between Billie and the president 05:56.981 --> 06:00.318 about whether my mission was to look guilty or just sad. 06:00.318 --> 06:02.945 People died. Showing up matters. 06:02.945 --> 06:05.031 I am an emotional support dog. 06:08.326 --> 06:10.578 - It was probably Iran. - Please. They're broke. 06:10.578 --> 06:13.664 They don't want to bomb somebody for taking their oil. They want the oil back. 06:13.664 --> 06:15.541 - So who? - Russia, China, ISIS. 06:15.541 --> 06:18.336 Russia is not gonna torpedo a British aircraft carrier. 06:18.336 --> 06:20.004 - Why not? - Because they're busy. 06:20.004 --> 06:22.882 Takes the focus off Eastern Europe. Gets the president bogged down 06:22.882 --> 06:24.926 in the Middle East, makes him look like an asshole. 06:24.926 --> 06:27.720 It's a British vessel. You don't wanna consider the possibility 06:27.720 --> 06:30.139 it was attacked because someone doesn't like the British? 06:30.139 --> 06:34.143 - My hands are swelling. This is not good. - Whoever it was, the Gulf is on fire. 06:34.143 --> 06:38.731 The president is sending you to stop a war before it starts, not... butter a crumpet. 06:47.198 --> 06:48.741 White House wants you in the SCIF. 06:48.741 --> 06:51.536 We're screening imagery from the Pentagon, NSA and NGA, 06:51.536 --> 06:53.663 - see if we can figure out who did it. - I have a guess. 06:53.663 --> 06:55.790 - We're not guessing. - My guess is Iran. 06:55.790 --> 06:57.291 Is the door closed? 06:59.001 --> 07:00.878 - Yeah. - Still seeing that girl? 07:00.878 --> 07:03.548 Twenty-five British sailors just died. 07:03.548 --> 07:07.844 Gonna tell you something five people know. You're six. I don't want her to be seven. 07:09.137 --> 07:12.890 - I won't tell her. - We're gonna lose the vice president. 07:13.808 --> 07:15.143 Like, die? 07:15.143 --> 07:18.855 Resign. Something will come out, she'll get knocked around for awhile, 07:18.855 --> 07:20.898 then step down. Maybe six months. 07:21.482 --> 07:23.985 - Whoa. -Yeah. So we need somebody else. 07:24.610 --> 07:26.154 And I have a few ideas. 07:26.154 --> 07:29.115 But one of them... I want you to check her out. 07:29.115 --> 07:30.908 Tell me if I'm crazy. 07:30.908 --> 07:34.704 Her corridor rep is fantastic, but she's a little... 07:35.371 --> 07:36.664 - What? - I don't know. 07:36.664 --> 07:39.459 - Needs a haircut. - Pfft. No. 07:39.459 --> 07:41.752 I'm not asking for "return of the kingmaker." 07:41.752 --> 07:46.048 - Just take a look. Tell me what you think. - When you call me that, it makes it worse. 07:46.048 --> 07:48.426 - Kingmaker? I'm sorry. - No, you're not. 07:48.426 --> 07:52.472 You're right. I'm not. I'm asking you a favor and you're being a pain in my ass. 07:52.472 --> 07:54.474 And you're being a bully. No means no. 07:54.474 --> 07:58.936 You can't say no. I put her on a plane. She's gonna be your new ambassador. 08:07.862 --> 08:08.863 Thank you. 08:11.949 --> 08:13.784 Welcome to London, Ambassador Wyler. 08:13.784 --> 08:16.287 I'm Stuart Hayford, your deputy chief of mission. 08:16.829 --> 08:19.540 I guess this is what arranged marriage feels like. 08:20.082 --> 08:22.919 - Gwen Hempill from the Foreign Office. - Such a pleasure. 08:22.919 --> 08:25.463 I'm so sorry. What a terrible thing that's happened. 08:25.463 --> 08:28.216 Ambassador Wyler, it is an honor. 08:28.216 --> 08:31.010 Call me Hal. One ambassador is plenty. 08:31.010 --> 08:33.387 - Have the numbers changed? - Twenty-eight casualties. 08:33.387 --> 08:35.306 Search and rescue is still looking. 09:25.231 --> 09:26.524 Jesus Christ. 09:30.820 --> 09:33.739 This is Frances Munning, the residence manager. 09:33.739 --> 09:36.492 - Welcome to Winfield House, ambassador. - Thank you. 09:37.660 --> 09:40.037 Hello, everyone. 09:40.037 --> 09:41.122 Hello, ma'am. 09:41.122 --> 09:45.918 - And welcome to you, Ambassador Wyler. - Call me Hal. One ambassador's plenty. 09:45.918 --> 09:47.169 Perhaps Mr. Wyler. 09:47.837 --> 09:49.213 Please. Follow me. 09:51.257 --> 09:53.301 We gonna do this every time? 09:58.806 --> 10:03.477 The house was purchased by Barbara Hutton shortly before her marriage to Cary Grant. 10:04.145 --> 10:06.731 Big piece of land for right in the middle of London. 10:06.731 --> 10:09.400 Miss Hutton moved to Winfield with her young son 10:09.400 --> 10:12.194 just after the abduction of the Lindbergh baby. 10:12.194 --> 10:16.240 Regent's Park provided, you know, a reassuring perimeter. 10:16.240 --> 10:20.161 The only private garden in London larger than Winfield is Buckingham Palace. 10:20.161 --> 10:21.662 Oh, for God's sake. 10:23.581 --> 10:25.499 The vice president was missing 10:25.499 --> 10:27.209 from yesterday's Situation Room meeting. 10:27.209 --> 10:29.378 Her office cited schedule constraints, 10:29.378 --> 10:32.757 but there's a growing sense of frustration among supporters... 10:32.757 --> 10:35.885 The president is talking to the PM at 12:00. He wants her on the call. 10:35.885 --> 10:38.763 - Holy shit. - Fancy. 10:38.763 --> 10:41.891 - Ambassador Vayle wasn't on those calls. - Yeah. 10:44.477 --> 10:45.561 Everything all right? 10:45.561 --> 10:49.690 I showed them around. She checked the sheets in the Adams Suite. 10:50.483 --> 10:53.235 - Okay. - To see if they were on the bed. 10:55.905 --> 10:56.781 Were they? 10:58.449 --> 10:59.450 Yes. 11:04.580 --> 11:06.874 After your call with the president and prime minister, 11:06.874 --> 11:10.461 you'll go to the Foreign Office and present a copy of your credentials. 11:10.461 --> 11:14.006 Is the secretary of state on the call with the president? 11:14.006 --> 11:16.425 Ganon? He shouldn't be. 11:16.425 --> 11:18.302 - Neither should I. - He's not. 11:18.302 --> 11:21.347 In the afternoon, you'll visit the Greenwich Naval Memorial. 11:21.347 --> 11:23.265 To lay a wreath in honor of the fallen sailors. 11:23.265 --> 11:25.434 - Right. - And at the end of the day, 11:25.434 --> 11:29.146 we'll have a rehearsal for the official presentation of credentials. 11:30.523 --> 11:33.192 - Why are we doing it twice? You can't start work 11:33.192 --> 11:35.736 until you give a copy of your credentials to the Foreign Office. 11:36.612 --> 11:39.365 Then you'll submit them officially at Buckingham Palace. 11:40.241 --> 11:42.118 We try to do a dry run with all the gear. 11:42.993 --> 11:45.621 There have been issues getting in and out of the carriage. 11:46.372 --> 11:49.333 - Carriage? - Mrs. Vayle split her skirt up the back. 11:49.333 --> 11:51.919 - Then the horses-- - Nothing to worry about. 11:53.421 --> 11:55.506 Did you pack a dress, maybe tea-length? 11:56.590 --> 11:57.591 No. 11:58.801 --> 12:00.553 - Pippa. - We have a stylist. 12:00.553 --> 12:03.639 She'll come by the embassy. You get a top hat and tails. 12:03.639 --> 12:05.975 This is today? When is the ceremony? 12:05.975 --> 12:09.895 We're not sure exactly, but if we can run the rehearsal, we'd like to. 12:10.980 --> 12:12.606 So you can photograph it? 12:13.691 --> 12:15.401 Inviting a couple reporters? 12:16.152 --> 12:19.113 - One. She's good, she'll do a feature. - Push it. 12:19.113 --> 12:22.491 Give them a break. They need a picture for the website. 12:22.491 --> 12:25.744 - On a horse? They'll do before and after photos. 12:25.744 --> 12:29.498 First-time ambassador. Lean into the Cinderella thing. 12:29.498 --> 12:31.083 I am not Cinderella. 12:31.083 --> 12:35.671 I'm here for 30 funerals. The only tea-length garment I packed is a burka. 12:35.671 --> 12:38.257 I have a black suit and another black suit, 12:38.924 --> 12:41.886 and I'm not getting dressed by someone named Pippa 12:41.886 --> 12:44.263 so a women's magazine can ask who I'm wearing 12:44.263 --> 12:46.348 and what advice I have for little girls. 12:47.266 --> 12:48.851 It's fine. We'll ditch it. 12:48.851 --> 12:51.562 Great. - We're gonna head over to the embassy. 12:51.562 --> 12:53.647 If you'd like to join us, sit in on a briefing? 12:53.647 --> 12:54.899 - Sure. - Okay, Hal? 12:58.903 --> 13:00.905 I think I'm gonna stretch my legs. 13:10.206 --> 13:13.083 My husband was an ambassador for a long time. This will be an adjustment. 13:13.083 --> 13:14.335 Of course. 13:14.335 --> 13:16.253 - Him tagging along is not-- - Copy. 13:18.214 --> 13:20.883 - Let's get the cars. She'll need a minute to change. 13:20.883 --> 13:22.218 Uh-huh. 13:22.218 --> 13:23.219 Into...? 13:24.678 --> 13:27.139 Something... more? 13:33.562 --> 13:35.481 Get your feet off the furniture. 13:35.481 --> 13:38.359 Barbara Hutton fucked Cary Grant on this table. 13:38.359 --> 13:40.444 They want you at the memorial at 3:00. 13:40.444 --> 13:42.238 I'll have them call if we're running behind. 13:42.238 --> 13:44.740 You are no longer in charge of my movements. 13:45.407 --> 13:48.827 Yeah, but I don't wanna wait for an hour because no one can find you. 13:52.581 --> 13:53.749 Not great. 13:55.709 --> 13:59.213 Call Darya, tell her to stop saying, "Afghan women's health." 13:59.213 --> 14:02.007 She has to use words like "atrocity, dismemberment." 14:02.007 --> 14:04.927 - Who's she talking to? - I don't know, UNHCR. 14:04.927 --> 14:06.554 Someone in Pakistan. 14:09.306 --> 14:10.683 "Sit in on a briefing"? 14:11.350 --> 14:13.310 It would have been rude of him not to offer. 14:13.310 --> 14:14.728 You didn't have to say yes. 14:14.728 --> 14:18.065 Did you or did you not ask me to help get your feet on the ground 14:18.065 --> 14:20.067 or your ass in the saddle or whatever it was? 14:20.067 --> 14:21.318 Is that okay? 14:21.318 --> 14:23.612 - Better. - Sure? I can do the pit wash. 14:23.612 --> 14:24.780 You don't need it. 14:28.826 --> 14:30.578 - Is it bad? - No, it's good. 14:30.578 --> 14:32.037 Oh, my God, stop. Stop. 14:33.664 --> 14:34.790 You're perfect. 14:34.790 --> 14:36.709 Fuck you. Am I okay? 14:40.004 --> 14:42.464 What are you gonna say to him? The prime minister. 14:43.799 --> 14:45.843 I am a listener on the call. 14:45.843 --> 14:48.888 That is the opposite of ass in the saddle, Kate. 14:48.888 --> 14:52.057 More than once, I've told you, when you land in a new post, 14:52.057 --> 14:55.269 there is some wisdom in spending a week or a month 14:55.269 --> 14:59.440 - with your mouth shut, listening. - I never did it. It was a dumb idea. 14:59.440 --> 15:01.108 Rayburn is gonna talk about NATO, 15:01.108 --> 15:03.319 but you're here to patch things up with the Brits. 15:03.319 --> 15:05.946 - Keep the focus tight. - I'm not doing this the way you would. 15:05.946 --> 15:07.990 That's fine. Just don't do it wrong. 15:36.435 --> 15:38.020 Morning, ambassador. Morning, sir. 15:38.020 --> 15:39.855 Welcome to Embassy London. 15:41.190 --> 15:42.566 We'll show you your office later. 15:42.566 --> 15:44.735 We need to get you on the call with the president. 16:00.417 --> 16:04.004 Good morning, ambassador. Eidra Park. Welcome to Embassy London. 16:04.004 --> 16:05.506 CIA chief of station. 16:06.131 --> 16:08.425 You are having a day. - We are. 16:08.425 --> 16:11.011 These are the latest images of the carrier. 16:11.679 --> 16:14.098 - From? - Air Force drones in the Gulf. 16:14.098 --> 16:15.766 And this is yesterday, 16:15.766 --> 16:19.645 HMS Courageous on its way to joint exercises with us in the Indian Ocean. 16:19.645 --> 16:21.772 They clocked some instability in a propeller 16:21.772 --> 16:24.942 and diverted to the Royal Navy Base in Bahrain for repairs. 16:24.942 --> 16:27.277 - Nobody spent a long time planning this. No. 16:27.277 --> 16:28.946 - Weapon fragments? Not yet. 16:28.946 --> 16:30.990 The investigation hasn't ramped up. 16:30.990 --> 16:33.909 - Still pulling bodies out of the water. Yeah. I've got her. 16:33.909 --> 16:37.496 The president and the prime minister will be on in a second. 16:38.914 --> 16:39.915 Thank you. 16:43.210 --> 16:44.128 Good morning. 16:44.128 --> 16:46.547 I have President Rayburn and Ambassador-designate Wyler 16:46.547 --> 16:47.881 for Prime Minister Trowbridge. 16:47.881 --> 16:50.676 Thank you so much. I'll connect the prime minister. 16:50.676 --> 16:52.469 Mr. President? 16:52.469 --> 16:54.847 Nicol, what a fucking horror show. 16:58.434 --> 16:59.893 Sorry about the wall. 16:59.893 --> 17:01.311 It's frightfully bare. 17:01.979 --> 17:04.565 There was a Jackson Pollock up there. 17:04.565 --> 17:07.484 It was a bit of a zing among all the old masters. 17:08.068 --> 17:11.155 - The Vayles took most of their art home. - Mm-hm. 17:11.155 --> 17:14.950 They left the Titian in the drawing room. Donation to the house. 17:15.659 --> 17:16.869 - Generous. - Isn't it? 17:17.911 --> 17:20.956 Have you and Ambassador Wyler arranged for the shipping of yours, 17:20.956 --> 17:23.333 or is that something with which I could be of assistance? 17:25.127 --> 17:26.462 Our art? 17:26.462 --> 17:27.504 Mm-hm. 17:28.005 --> 17:31.008 Kate's a career officer. Not a political appointee. 17:35.888 --> 17:38.390 Ronald Vayle, he became ambassador, 17:38.390 --> 17:41.435 because he raised $2 million for the president. 17:41.435 --> 17:44.605 Like most American ambassadors in gorgeous European posts. 17:44.605 --> 17:45.564 Goodness. 17:45.564 --> 17:50.069 Kate and I are like British ambassadors. Lot of experience in crisis zones. 17:51.028 --> 17:53.238 - No art. - I'm so sorry. 17:53.864 --> 17:54.990 We're okay with it. 17:56.033 --> 17:59.078 Could you direct me toward my driver? 17:59.078 --> 18:01.163 - Pardon? - Driver of my car. 18:01.163 --> 18:05.417 I'm sorry, you don't have one. Or a car. Mrs. Vayle purchased a Jaguar 18:05.417 --> 18:08.879 and hired a driver, but she's had it sent back to the States. 18:10.130 --> 18:12.132 The Jaguar. Not the driver. 18:14.384 --> 18:15.803 Shall I call you a taxi? 18:19.515 --> 18:23.685 Death toll's up to 32, and the president offered to carpet-bomb Tehran. 18:23.685 --> 18:27.564 - What did the PM say? - He was polite but I'm sure he's worried. 18:27.564 --> 18:30.192 I'll try to dial it down when we speak to the foreign secretary. 18:30.192 --> 18:33.403 That could take a moment. To get to the foreign secretary. 18:33.403 --> 18:35.572 Secretary of state hasn't called him yet. 18:35.572 --> 18:39.868 And likely won't until he's had a chance to speak with the Saudis and the UAE. 18:39.868 --> 18:42.788 - Secretary Ganon hasn't called him yet? - No. 18:42.788 --> 18:44.081 So I can't call him. 18:44.081 --> 18:46.250 Yeah, you really can't call anyone. 18:46.792 --> 18:48.502 The whole thing is not ideal. 19:03.892 --> 19:05.060 This is your wing. 19:09.064 --> 19:12.818 Ladies and gentlemen, Ambassador-designate Katherine Wyler. 19:12.818 --> 19:14.862 - Welcome, ambassador. - Welcome, ma'am. 19:14.862 --> 19:17.114 - Nice to meet you. - It's an honor, ma'am. 19:17.114 --> 19:19.199 - Nice to meet you. Wow. - Nice to have you here. 19:19.199 --> 19:23.537 - Morning. There are a lot of you. Hi. Welcome to the embassy. 19:23.537 --> 19:26.790 Ma'am, I have Ambassador Wyler on the phone for you. 19:29.459 --> 19:32.379 - Would you like to take it in your office? - Um... 19:32.379 --> 19:33.839 It's that one, right there. 19:34.631 --> 19:35.465 Yup. 19:39.261 --> 19:40.971 - I'll connect you. - Thanks. 19:59.364 --> 20:00.449 Hi. 20:00.949 --> 20:02.951 - How did it go? - Fine. What's wrong? 20:03.827 --> 20:06.413 - You had a driver in Beirut, right? - Yes. 20:06.413 --> 20:10.042 This place has six gardeners, and the wife doesn't get a car. 20:10.042 --> 20:11.668 We were not married in Beirut. 20:11.668 --> 20:14.338 I had a driver because I was a deputy chief of mission. 20:14.338 --> 20:16.506 - None of the wives gets a car? - I swear to God. 20:16.506 --> 20:19.801 I need to get out, let people know you're here. 20:19.801 --> 20:22.387 No, you don't. Neither of us can do anything, 20:22.387 --> 20:24.932 because Ganon isn't calling the Brits till this afternoon. 20:24.932 --> 20:25.891 What? 20:25.891 --> 20:28.518 Too busy whipping the Sunni coalition into a frenzy. 20:28.518 --> 20:30.437 He's a fucking moron. 20:30.437 --> 20:31.647 Well, he's my boss. 20:31.647 --> 20:32.731 He shouldn't be. 20:32.731 --> 20:35.317 Did you call Darya? - No. 20:35.317 --> 20:37.736 - I will. I will. - I should be in Kabul. 20:37.736 --> 20:40.113 Ganon isn't repairing the North Atlantic Alliance. 20:40.113 --> 20:42.115 He's swinging his dick around the Persian Gulf. 20:42.115 --> 20:44.493 Washington doesn't have a UK problem, Kate. 20:44.493 --> 20:47.704 Washington has an Iran problem. You're the one with the UK problem. 20:47.704 --> 20:50.791 If you think the foreign secretary needs attention, call him. 20:51.416 --> 20:54.336 - Ganon would shit a live ostrich. - Why? 20:54.336 --> 20:58.674 Any idea how much planning went into the batting order on your phone sheet? 20:59.258 --> 21:00.384 It sounds scintillating. 21:00.384 --> 21:03.845 The president calls, the secretary of state calls, the Pentagon calls. 21:03.845 --> 21:06.682 - Jesus Christ. - Don't act like it's bullshit. 21:06.682 --> 21:10.394 It's about fundamental respect for institutional norms. 21:10.394 --> 21:12.312 You're covering Ganon's ass for him. 21:12.312 --> 21:15.440 It's not a betrayal of rules-based democracy. 21:15.440 --> 21:17.484 You're gonna be in Dennison's office. Do a pop-by. 21:17.484 --> 21:18.860 Okay. Hal, I gotta go. 21:53.061 --> 21:54.396 Ready to tie the knot? 21:56.481 --> 22:00.444 Robin will memorialize the moment, if I can locate our spot-- 22:00.444 --> 22:04.573 We like to do it in front of Britannia grasping hands with America, 22:04.573 --> 22:06.950 but more and more we find it's problematic. 22:06.950 --> 22:10.746 Africa as a young naked boy, and Australia in nothing but a bush hat. 22:10.746 --> 22:13.206 Good afternoon. Mind if I say hello? 22:13.206 --> 22:16.710 Oh, wonderful. Foreign Secretary Austin Dennison, this is-- 22:16.710 --> 22:19.421 Ambassador Wyler, if she's handed over that document. 22:19.421 --> 22:22.341 She's done it, but we've not yet photographed it, so it may not be real. 22:23.091 --> 22:25.969 - Sir, it's an honor to meet you. - Pleasure. Stuart. 22:25.969 --> 22:27.137 Good to see you, sir. 22:27.137 --> 22:30.307 Gwen, mind if I steal her for a moment, or does that muck up your day? 22:30.307 --> 22:32.934 Of course. What a stroke of luck. 22:32.934 --> 22:35.353 Tell Davies to go ahead. - Ma'am. 22:35.353 --> 22:37.105 - I know. - Small talk. Weather. 22:42.903 --> 22:44.696 I'm so sorry for your loss. 22:44.696 --> 22:46.990 We're grateful to have you jumping into the fray. 22:46.990 --> 22:48.200 Of course. 22:48.200 --> 22:50.911 The prime minister was moved, speaking with President Rayburn. 22:50.911 --> 22:53.914 I believe he's very much on the front foot. 22:53.914 --> 22:57.584 He is. I know the secretary of state is eager to talk to you. 22:57.584 --> 23:02.089 I think he just wants to make sure his ducks are in a row before he does. 23:02.923 --> 23:06.009 The carrier is drifting, I've learned. Rather unfortunate. 23:06.009 --> 23:08.303 - Which way? - Towards Iran. 23:08.970 --> 23:12.015 - Oh, God. - It's quite vulnerable out there. 23:12.808 --> 23:15.727 We need to be sure we're keeping the temperature low. 23:15.727 --> 23:17.938 I'll inform the secretary of state. 23:17.938 --> 23:21.441 I was just about to brief the prime minister. Can you join? 23:21.441 --> 23:24.528 - You met him on the phone. - I'm not sure that's a great idea. 23:27.823 --> 23:29.407 Sorry to disturb. - Ah! 23:29.908 --> 23:32.035 Not at all, we were due a break. 23:33.578 --> 23:34.788 That or ritual suicide. 23:34.788 --> 23:37.958 Ambassador Katherine Wyler, Prime Minister Nicol Trowbridge. 23:37.958 --> 23:40.627 Welcome, welcome. We hear wonderful things. 23:40.627 --> 23:43.380 - Sir, it's an honor to meet you. - Ah. Honor to be met. 23:44.131 --> 23:46.883 - Rayburn didn't let you get a word in. - Ah. 23:46.883 --> 23:50.470 Brilliant of him sending you. Experienced. Professional. Female. 23:51.012 --> 23:52.347 I am many of those things. 23:52.347 --> 23:53.890 - I'm so sorry-- 23:53.890 --> 23:56.434 You know the last female ambassador to the Court of St. James's? 23:56.434 --> 23:59.020 - Long time ago. - Over a hundred years. 23:59.020 --> 24:01.398 - Fifty, but yes. - What a proud tradition you've had. 24:02.023 --> 24:06.319 Captains of industry spending a year on holiday whilst we've got work to do. 24:07.279 --> 24:09.322 You and I, I'm sure, will accomplish things together. 24:09.322 --> 24:11.158 I certainly hope we will. That's why I'm here. 24:11.158 --> 24:14.494 There's a mess in the Gulf, but you know the players. You'll be a great help. 24:15.287 --> 24:19.875 We should-- Let's hole us up somewhere where they can't find us. 24:29.718 --> 24:30.635 Good afternoon. 24:32.179 --> 24:34.806 - Good day, sir. - Hal Wyler. Nice to meet you. 24:35.724 --> 24:38.852 - I'm the ambassador's wife. - Oh. Oh, not at all, sir. 24:39.394 --> 24:42.981 We're the Metropolitan Police, here to keep you and the ambassador safe. 24:42.981 --> 24:44.733 And we couldn't be more grateful. 24:46.484 --> 24:48.820 - Is that your car? - Uh, it is, sir. Yeah. 24:50.655 --> 24:54.409 - Trouble you for a lift? - Wish I could. Official business only. 24:54.409 --> 24:55.619 Okay, I understand. 24:55.619 --> 24:59.539 - Might I book you a cab? - Oh, I'm gonna take a walk. 24:59.539 --> 25:01.583 - Nice to meet you. - You too, sir. 25:07.589 --> 25:10.008 - Sir! Sir! 25:11.051 --> 25:14.262 Oh, my goodness, I am so sorry. 25:14.262 --> 25:16.598 Of course, you drive on the other side of the road. 25:26.900 --> 25:28.526 The president freaked them out. 25:28.526 --> 25:30.946 They're worried he's gonna threaten to bomb Tehran. 25:30.946 --> 25:32.239 Then they're really in it. 25:32.239 --> 25:34.824 I'm sure he's trying to make them feel like he's paying attention. 25:34.824 --> 25:37.410 They want him to keep quiet. Let the Brits set the tone. 25:37.410 --> 25:40.914 - Okay. Ganon can get into it. - They want me to handle it. 25:41.706 --> 25:42.582 That isn't great. 25:42.582 --> 25:45.293 This is exactly what Hal did to Ganon in Tel Aviv. 25:45.293 --> 25:47.254 Blew in and made the whole American delegation 25:47.254 --> 25:49.923 look like they were sitting around with their thumbs up their asses. 25:49.923 --> 25:52.717 But this isn't you charging into the PM's office. 25:52.717 --> 25:55.679 The foreign secretary tracked you down. That was his idea. 25:56.721 --> 25:57.555 Was it? 25:59.224 --> 26:00.392 Hal. 26:00.892 --> 26:01.893 - Really? - Yup. 26:02.978 --> 26:04.020 You think your husband--? 26:04.020 --> 26:08.608 Pulled me out of a photo op and dumped me in the PM's lap? Yeah. 26:08.608 --> 26:11.695 Okay. Wow. Impressive. 26:11.695 --> 26:14.698 You say that now. Always comes at a cost. 26:14.698 --> 26:16.866 - Which is what? - You don't know until you know. 26:16.866 --> 26:19.369 But then you definitely know. 26:21.538 --> 26:25.166 Well, at this point, they're asking you to step in. 26:25.166 --> 26:26.376 You kind of have to. 26:28.670 --> 26:31.589 Mr. Secretary, the prime minister understands 26:31.589 --> 26:34.175 the attack may have been a message for us. 26:34.175 --> 26:37.595 But the president signaled quite a lot of outrage 26:37.595 --> 26:39.723 when he spoke to the prime minister, 26:39.723 --> 26:43.393 and they're worried he may make a public statement before they're able-- 26:43.393 --> 26:45.353 It was a condolence call for 30 servicemen. 26:45.353 --> 26:48.565 Exactly what was he supposed to signal if not outrage? 26:48.565 --> 26:51.568 I think what troubled them was the statement, 26:52.694 --> 26:56.865 "If I find out it was Iran, I swear, we're gonna light the place up." 26:56.865 --> 26:59.159 I'm sure that's not what he said. 27:00.243 --> 27:02.245 It's exactly what he said. 27:02.245 --> 27:03.413 You got a readout? 27:06.541 --> 27:07.751 I was on the call. 27:10.462 --> 27:11.880 Wasn't I sending you to Kabul? 27:11.880 --> 27:16.968 Sir, no one is more surprised to find me here than I am. 27:16.968 --> 27:20.263 I don't know, ambassador. I haven't called the foreign secretary. 27:20.263 --> 27:25.226 You've been at post for an hour and you talked to the prime minister. Twice. 27:25.226 --> 27:26.644 They want us involved, 27:26.644 --> 27:31.191 but not if we're planning to attack an unstable regime without any evidence. 27:31.191 --> 27:33.985 Inform your friend the PM that Rayburn's a lot of talk. 27:33.985 --> 27:36.696 He's not planning to "light up" the Republic of Iran. 27:36.696 --> 27:39.908 They need to hear it from you. On its face, it's credible. 27:41.826 --> 27:44.412 We have an elderly president who just lost the House 27:44.412 --> 27:48.875 and we have a young VP who'd be glad to prove she likes to blow things up. 27:48.875 --> 27:52.629 That is my problem. Not yours. 27:53.588 --> 27:57.342 Not if they can't get you on the phone, sir, then apparently it's mine. 28:00.637 --> 28:03.056 He'll keep the president off the air for a day. 28:03.848 --> 28:06.267 - One? - Doesn't help, does it? 28:07.477 --> 28:11.064 It's not nothing. They'll appreciate its non-nothingness. 28:12.148 --> 28:13.566 Very close to nothing. 28:41.136 --> 28:43.304 Raymond Braysdale, MP Aberconwy. 28:48.184 --> 28:50.270 Ambassador Wyler, United States. 29:08.413 --> 29:09.497 Ma'am, look at me. 29:10.373 --> 29:12.292 Mr. Wyler's here. Does he know Meg--? 29:12.292 --> 29:13.501 Don't look over there. 29:14.169 --> 29:16.337 - Does he know Meg Roylin? - I don't know. 29:16.337 --> 29:18.923 - Is he talking to Meg whoever? - Roylin. 29:19.424 --> 29:21.760 - Is that a problem? - She's a Tory operative. 29:21.760 --> 29:24.429 She built the strategy behind Trowbridge's campaign. 29:24.429 --> 29:26.473 Then he fired her when the papers started saying 29:26.473 --> 29:28.558 she was the brains behind the operation. 29:28.558 --> 29:31.936 She takes racists and turns them into lovable guys 29:31.936 --> 29:34.439 you wish had time to coach peewee soccer. 29:34.981 --> 29:38.318 Remember I told you there would be a price? For Dennison? 29:46.826 --> 29:48.828 Hey. - Stop moving. 29:48.828 --> 29:52.290 - How did it go at the Foreign Office? - You know exactly how it went. 29:52.290 --> 29:55.460 I'll be right there, but I got someone I want you to meet. 29:55.460 --> 29:57.837 - No. Absolutely no. Uh-oh. 29:58.505 --> 30:00.965 Bad connection. Come on. 30:02.383 --> 30:04.177 Now you've met my husband. 30:08.640 --> 30:09.474 Pull her. 30:10.892 --> 30:11.893 Really? 30:11.893 --> 30:15.438 Your first media hit in the country can't be a candid with Meg Roylin. 30:15.438 --> 30:17.732 Pardon us. Thank you, thank you. 30:18.733 --> 30:21.569 Step aside, please. Pardon us. Step aside, please. 30:21.569 --> 30:24.030 - This way, ma'am. - Step aside. Metropolitan Police. 30:24.030 --> 30:25.490 - This is a lot. - This way. 30:25.490 --> 30:27.575 She's not in cardiac arrest. We're just trying to go. 30:27.575 --> 30:29.244 Sir? Thank you, sir. 30:31.704 --> 30:32.914 - Not today. - So sorry. 30:32.914 --> 30:35.375 Not to worry. I'll call you. Thank you. 30:42.131 --> 30:45.385 Sir, your name, please? - Ambassador Wyler, United States. 31:00.066 --> 31:02.735 - Are you okay? - Twitter said it was a threat on her life. 31:02.735 --> 31:07.198 We had Meg Roylin coming from one side and Jamie Taro of the Daily Mail on the other. 31:07.198 --> 31:09.409 I can't have that be the first image that shows up 31:09.409 --> 31:11.494 when you google "Ambassador Katherine Wyler." 31:11.494 --> 31:15.665 It says Ambassador Wyler's leaving the memorial right now. In a police car. 31:16.416 --> 31:19.043 - Clearly she's not. - Is it, perhaps, the other one? 31:20.295 --> 31:22.130 The other Ambassador Wyler. 31:23.214 --> 31:24.674 We got a call earlier. 31:24.674 --> 31:26.968 Mr. Wyler borrowed a vehicle. 31:27.677 --> 31:28.720 From the police? 31:29.470 --> 31:34.058 Oh. The press office sent a nice piece about you at the memorial-- Hang on. 31:34.684 --> 31:36.644 Uh, "U.S. Ambassador Wyler 31:36.644 --> 31:39.188 pays his respects at the Greenwich Naval Memorial 31:39.188 --> 31:42.901 on his first day as representative to the Court of St. James's." 31:44.444 --> 31:46.195 - Hmm. Stuart Hayford's office. 31:47.906 --> 31:48.740 Eidra. 31:51.034 --> 31:51.993 - Hi. - Hi. 31:52.660 --> 31:54.829 Members of parliament are canceling visits to Greenwich. 31:54.829 --> 31:57.457 Security concerns raised by your hasty exit. 31:57.457 --> 31:59.083 It was a misunderstanding. 31:59.083 --> 32:00.793 It's a fast boat. We can't see markings, 32:00.793 --> 32:03.504 but it definitely looks like the kind Iran's been stockpiling. 32:04.255 --> 32:05.214 Shit. 32:05.214 --> 32:06.674 - Yeah. - Why? 32:06.674 --> 32:07.717 Means it's Iran. 32:08.509 --> 32:10.219 Means it's an Iranian boat. 32:10.219 --> 32:13.014 Israeli satellites clocked it off the coast near Sirik. 32:13.014 --> 32:14.515 - Which is...? - In Iran. 32:15.350 --> 32:17.101 Is that something everyone knows? 32:17.101 --> 32:19.604 It's a very small coastal village in Iran. 32:20.188 --> 32:22.774 They lose track of it here, but the timing lines up. 32:23.691 --> 32:25.693 - When did this come in? - Few minutes ago. 32:25.693 --> 32:27.153 - Does State have it? - Ganon? 32:27.153 --> 32:30.615 - I'm sure he got it when we did. - You think my day holds? 32:31.199 --> 32:34.994 The Brits asked her to keep the president quiet until the carrier's in a safer spot. 32:34.994 --> 32:36.996 - And the White House agreed? - Ganon agreed. 32:36.996 --> 32:40.583 For a day. When there wasn't real evidence pointing at Iran. 32:40.583 --> 32:42.877 It's not an indictment. It's a boat. 32:42.877 --> 32:45.505 In the right place at the right time. 32:45.505 --> 32:48.299 I should tell Dennison I got the day before it's gone. 32:48.299 --> 32:50.677 We gotta get you to your town hall. 32:51.552 --> 32:52.428 Your speech. 32:53.596 --> 32:55.890 Kill it. I hate speeches. 32:56.849 --> 32:58.434 Can you hang back a minute? 33:00.687 --> 33:02.730 The job is like 80% speeches. 33:05.483 --> 33:08.945 - They asked me to slow-roll her clearance. - Who? 33:12.907 --> 33:14.075 Ganon? 33:17.120 --> 33:18.121 Shit. 33:19.706 --> 33:21.541 There could be plenty of reasons for that. 33:21.541 --> 33:22.458 Really? 33:24.836 --> 33:26.879 No. He wants to get rid of her. 33:28.965 --> 33:29.799 Shit. 33:32.552 --> 33:35.430 - Why give her a day? - Probably thought it'd take that long 33:35.430 --> 33:38.558 to find a reason to get her out, but now we have her husband 33:38.558 --> 33:42.103 stealing a police car and conspiring with shady Tories. 33:42.103 --> 33:43.312 Can I use the SCIF? 33:47.942 --> 33:49.027 What do you think? 33:49.694 --> 33:50.528 - Of her? - Yeah. 33:51.154 --> 33:54.866 I'm impressed. I was dubious at first, but she turned me around. 33:55.491 --> 33:58.995 I think I'll ditch my plans to move to a place with better career opportunities 33:59.871 --> 34:02.457 so I can stand by her side for a tour that'll reinvigorate 34:02.457 --> 34:05.251 the special relationship and usher in a new American century. 34:06.252 --> 34:07.170 Give her a chance. 34:08.087 --> 34:11.924 I'm not fucking her, I'm fucking you. I'm trying to give you a chance. 34:20.558 --> 34:21.392 What happened? 34:21.392 --> 34:23.644 The five people who know what's going on here... 34:23.644 --> 34:25.938 -Yeah. - The secretary of state's one of them. 34:25.938 --> 34:26.856 Right? 34:30.068 --> 34:31.986 -No. - What the fuck, Billie? 34:31.986 --> 34:34.489 -He doesn't need to know. - He's trying to shitcan her. 34:34.489 --> 34:38.159 - I'm sure he's not. - She wound up in a sit-down with the PM, 34:38.159 --> 34:41.329 thanks to the husband, who by the way, Jesus fucking Christ. 34:41.329 --> 34:43.247 He's a handful, but people love him. 34:43.247 --> 34:45.208 Ganon thinks she's eating off his plate. 34:45.833 --> 34:48.920 The president needs to say out loud that he asked her to take the lead here. 34:48.920 --> 34:50.421 It's not gonna happen. 34:50.421 --> 34:54.008 It's a test. The president wants to see if she can handle herself. 34:54.634 --> 34:57.220 - If she's afraid of Ganon... - She's not. 34:57.220 --> 34:59.222 That's the kind of information I need. 34:59.222 --> 35:00.681 It's why I read you in. 35:03.726 --> 35:05.520 Is that why you read me in? 35:05.520 --> 35:07.772 Or are you asking me to turn her into something? 35:08.856 --> 35:11.067 I don't know. Maybe. 35:11.067 --> 35:14.862 - That's the clarity I'm looking for. -I don't have a lot of clarity. 35:14.862 --> 35:16.572 I just spent three years building a VP 35:16.572 --> 35:19.158 who could take the torch from an old man and get us another term. 35:19.158 --> 35:21.077 This was not my plan. 35:22.078 --> 35:24.580 She handles things. We get people who can campaign. 35:24.580 --> 35:26.415 They can't handle anything and we're drowning. 35:26.415 --> 35:30.128 Oh, fuck that. You see an opportunity, you can't let it go by. 35:30.128 --> 35:33.381 Yeah, I can't. Who do you think taught me that? 35:37.093 --> 35:38.386 No, "atrocity." 35:38.970 --> 35:42.723 Atrocity. It means "killing people and hacking them up into little pieces." 35:45.434 --> 35:47.186 Darya, if you say "women's health," 35:47.186 --> 35:50.064 they think they're funding a yoga studio in Jalalabad. 35:51.065 --> 35:53.151 Listen, I gotta go. Okay. 35:55.278 --> 35:56.946 Ganon's trying to get rid of you. 36:00.533 --> 36:01.701 That was fast. 36:01.701 --> 36:03.870 An apology could take the edge off. 36:05.663 --> 36:07.999 He's trying to keep the Gulf from boiling over. 36:07.999 --> 36:10.585 I'm not calling him to say I made an oopsie. 36:11.210 --> 36:12.461 Might be worth it. 36:14.422 --> 36:17.466 Hmm. In a week, the Brits will have set the tone. 36:17.466 --> 36:20.344 - Ganon won't remember any of this. - Ma'am... 36:23.973 --> 36:26.475 you are not gonna be here in a week. 36:26.475 --> 36:28.227 You're not on the books yet. 36:28.769 --> 36:31.772 Ganon will have to do some explaining, but he'll blame Hal, 36:31.772 --> 36:33.524 which won't take much convincing. 36:35.568 --> 36:36.694 You called him Hal. 36:37.403 --> 36:38.237 First time. 36:40.531 --> 36:41.365 Sorry. 36:41.949 --> 36:45.745 Everyone does once they really know him. Guess you got the idea. 36:47.205 --> 36:48.331 I did. 36:55.504 --> 36:56.756 Maybe it's all right. 36:58.424 --> 36:59.675 What does that mean? 37:00.885 --> 37:05.514 You don't seem to be all that thrilled to be here. It's not Jalalabad. 37:06.307 --> 37:09.685 Someone is shooting missiles at boats in the Persian Gulf. 37:09.685 --> 37:12.605 Even I can get it up for averting another bloodbath 37:12.605 --> 37:14.398 - in the motherfucking Gulf. - Sorry. 37:15.399 --> 37:16.484 I was just asking. 37:24.367 --> 37:26.077 Who was gonna do the feature? 37:27.411 --> 37:28.246 The rehearsal. 37:28.246 --> 37:30.665 Me in a gown, with a horse. 37:30.665 --> 37:32.875 -British Vogue. 37:34.835 --> 37:36.170 God, I hate this shit. 37:39.715 --> 37:40.800 What? 37:42.843 --> 37:44.512 You know who you can't fire? 37:46.514 --> 37:47.515 Cinderella. 37:52.103 --> 37:56.816 I'm not sure if this is the same schedule. I don't think anything has changed. 37:56.816 --> 37:59.402 Pensy, find Leonard if you could, please. 38:02.738 --> 38:06.492 The article won't be online till tomorrow, but they'll put pictures on the website. 38:06.492 --> 38:09.787 It's fucking brilliant. A media darling by sunup. 38:09.787 --> 38:11.914 - Fucking brilliant. It is. 38:12.999 --> 38:14.417 Told you you were ready. 38:14.417 --> 38:17.461 You and I did all the things we do to launch you. 38:18.296 --> 38:20.381 Drop-kicked me into the center of the action, 38:20.381 --> 38:24.302 so I can make promises I can't keep, while alienating my superiors 38:24.302 --> 38:27.346 for a strategically insignificant moment of access. 38:28.139 --> 38:32.143 And now we're distracting from the clusterfuck with a media splash 38:32.143 --> 38:34.645 designed to make me more attractive to women. 38:34.645 --> 38:35.646 You're a snob. 38:36.397 --> 38:37.231 Zip this. 38:37.231 --> 38:38.316 And a misogynist. 38:39.317 --> 38:42.570 You're the prime minister's new best friend and you're gonna be famous. 38:42.570 --> 38:44.655 I should be getting a blow job for that phone call. 38:44.655 --> 38:48.743 I didn't wanna be famous. You're so famous nobody wants to work with you. 38:57.001 --> 39:01.130 How is this a $1600 piece of clothing? It doesn't even have pockets. 39:01.922 --> 39:03.716 Makes your ass look fantastic. 39:11.807 --> 39:13.017 We look good. 39:24.904 --> 39:26.072 Wow. 39:26.072 --> 39:27.656 I'm not a dress person. 39:27.656 --> 39:29.992 - You're faking it spectacularly. - Okay. 39:30.618 --> 39:32.953 We'll start with candids for the Vogue spread, 39:32.953 --> 39:35.373 and then some formal portraits for us. 39:35.373 --> 39:37.208 The body count went up, 41 dead. 39:37.208 --> 39:38.501 Yeah. 39:38.501 --> 39:42.004 Oh, ma'am, ma'am. Uma is outside, whenever you're ready. 39:42.004 --> 39:43.214 - Uma? - The reporter. 39:43.214 --> 39:46.634 Okay. They may want more help with the search. 39:46.634 --> 39:49.512 There's a guy I should call at the Pentagon. 39:49.512 --> 39:51.639 Ma'am, I'll talk to the guy. 39:53.391 --> 39:55.559 And I talk to Uma. 39:55.559 --> 39:56.769 Give me your phone. 39:57.853 --> 40:01.982 His name is Gerald Tober. He runs maritime search and rescue. 40:05.569 --> 40:06.904 I used to do your job. 40:07.571 --> 40:09.198 It is better than this one. 40:11.200 --> 40:12.034 Ma'am... 40:13.119 --> 40:14.662 I am sorry about today. 40:14.662 --> 40:17.206 - You knew the thing with Dennison was-- - Don't worry about it. 40:18.082 --> 40:22.378 - Hal makes a lot of magic. Hard to resist. - Well, next time I'll know. 40:22.378 --> 40:25.131 You won't. It's like a drug. You can't say no. 40:26.298 --> 40:27.675 It's okay, he'll be gone soon. 40:28.968 --> 40:32.304 - He will? - Let's get a look at you. It's perfect. 40:33.055 --> 40:35.182 - I think it is. Right? - Absolutely. 40:35.182 --> 40:37.184 - Let's look at you in the light. Okay. 40:41.188 --> 40:42.022 Frances? 40:42.022 --> 40:43.149 Mr. Hayford. 40:46.193 --> 40:47.903 Why did you tell me about the sheets? 40:48.988 --> 40:52.324 - You said she checked the sheets. - In the Adams Suite. 40:52.825 --> 40:56.120 You asked for relevant information. It's a guest suite. 40:57.788 --> 40:59.748 They don't sleep in the same bed. 41:07.006 --> 41:10.217 I don't wanna make your job any harder than it already is, 41:10.217 --> 41:13.888 but it would be great if there weren't any shots of me 41:13.888 --> 41:18.058 looking wistfully into the distance as I caress my own neck. 41:18.058 --> 41:20.519 - Ma'am, could I borrow you? - Mm-hm. 41:25.232 --> 41:27.234 Is Mr. Wyler leaving? 41:31.071 --> 41:32.156 Yes. 41:34.116 --> 41:35.159 Um... 41:35.910 --> 41:36.994 Is he coming back? 41:39.955 --> 41:43.876 He will get me on my feet, and then he will go. 41:45.878 --> 41:47.213 It is a two-person job. 41:47.213 --> 41:50.883 Mrs. Dursley can plan a menu without the help of Hal Wyler. 41:50.883 --> 41:53.427 - Yes, but-- - The president asked me to do him a solid. 41:53.427 --> 41:57.097 At what point do you think I should have raised the epic failure of my marriage? 41:57.097 --> 41:59.391 - Ma'am-- - This was fun, I feel like we're closer. 41:59.975 --> 42:01.769 I need to step away and change my shoes 42:01.769 --> 42:06.357 because Uma and Pippa think I'll project more power in a block heel. 42:10.110 --> 42:11.403 Yeah. 42:13.572 --> 42:15.115 You're getting divorced. 42:16.408 --> 42:17.243 No, we're not. 42:17.243 --> 42:20.829 - Does the White House know? - There's nothing to know. 42:21.330 --> 42:24.375 The ambassador says your-- Your marriage is over. 42:25.668 --> 42:26.752 Ever been married? 42:27.378 --> 42:29.964 This doesn't work if she's getting divorced. 42:29.964 --> 42:33.509 You can't slot someone in the vice presidency if she's getting divorced. 42:33.509 --> 42:34.802 She'll take me back. 42:36.762 --> 42:38.889 Okay. I gotta talk to Billie. 42:38.889 --> 42:40.724 You work it out with her and the president-- 42:40.724 --> 42:43.644 No. You don't tell anyone. She will take me back. 42:44.436 --> 42:45.271 I... 42:46.814 --> 42:53.070 do things that make her want to leave me, and I will not do them again. 42:53.862 --> 42:57.324 You were here two hours, made one call. The secretary of state wants to fire her. 42:57.324 --> 43:00.744 I'm a big pain in the ass but it doesn't work without me. 43:01.370 --> 43:02.204 Okay. 43:02.788 --> 43:06.709 Then tell her. If she wants it, fine, but I am not sneaking around. 43:06.709 --> 43:09.461 I can't tell her, she'll blow it! 43:10.254 --> 43:14.800 She hates cameras and microphones and people. 43:15.301 --> 43:17.428 Right now, she is cutting a fucking ulcer 43:17.428 --> 43:19.722 because she has to make nice with a reporter. 43:19.722 --> 43:22.266 Then who the fuck thought she should be vice president? 43:22.266 --> 43:23.767 She is the one you want. 43:24.476 --> 43:26.562 Not Grace Penn, not me. 43:26.562 --> 43:31.483 No one with the temperament to win a campaign should be in charge of anything. 43:31.483 --> 43:35.112 It's the most obvious rule in the world. No one who likes power should have it. 43:35.112 --> 43:38.115 You can't eliminate every public-facing piece of the job. 43:38.115 --> 43:39.533 That's why we're here. 43:40.826 --> 43:42.828 In a land of hats. 43:42.828 --> 43:46.874 She is a frog in a pot of water. We have six months. 43:46.874 --> 43:49.251 We can turn the heat up slowly, and she won't jump out. 43:49.251 --> 43:51.879 But you can't tell her you're boiling her alive. 43:52.838 --> 43:55.341 This metaphor gives me a lot of confidence. 43:55.341 --> 43:57.468 Billie says you're good at this. 43:57.468 --> 44:01.680 And I'm good at this, which we all know, despite the chaos which reigns around me. 44:01.680 --> 44:02.848 We can get her there. 44:03.891 --> 44:05.643 Not if she doesn't want it. 44:06.477 --> 44:07.311 Or you. 44:08.062 --> 44:10.272 Of course she wants me. She fucking loves me. 44:11.857 --> 44:14.109 You can't think about it too hard. It'll break your heart. 44:18.364 --> 44:21.742 Step away please, if we could, while we have the light. 44:21.742 --> 44:22.993 Thank you. 44:23.619 --> 44:25.537 To me. That's nice. 44:25.537 --> 44:27.956 Moving on to the carriage now, if you please. 44:27.956 --> 44:30.292 Thank you. I believe you have enough. 44:30.292 --> 44:32.461 Hey. Psst. 44:37.549 --> 44:38.884 They keep touching me. 44:40.094 --> 44:41.178 That's part of it. 44:42.054 --> 44:45.516 I scratched my face and picked a wedgie. I think I have lipstick on my ass. 44:46.600 --> 44:47.768 - Nothing. - Okay. 44:49.061 --> 44:49.895 Hey. 44:53.023 --> 44:54.233 You look incredible. 44:55.734 --> 44:57.111 Shall we go for a ride? 45:00.656 --> 45:03.033 Um... yeah. 45:03.742 --> 45:05.869 Mm-hm. Got it. 45:30.644 --> 45:31.645 Look at her. 45:34.648 --> 45:35.983 Just like a princess. 45:45.325 --> 45:46.326 Ambassador. 45:58.672 --> 46:01.717 If you put them back on and walk, they might soften. 46:01.717 --> 46:03.719 I think it will break my pelvis. 46:03.719 --> 46:05.888 This feels small. Is it a bit small? 46:05.888 --> 46:08.056 - It's a bit roomy in the shoulders. - Yeah. 46:08.056 --> 46:11.268 Why don't we get Jonathan to take us up to the van and get the tailor. 46:11.268 --> 46:13.854 - Are my pants a little short? - We'll take a look at that too. 46:13.854 --> 46:15.772 Okay. How are you doing? 46:16.982 --> 46:17.816 Thank you. 46:24.573 --> 46:25.699 May I fix your tie? 46:26.200 --> 46:28.744 - Yeah. I think I screwed up the knot. - Okay. 46:31.914 --> 46:35.584 You're perfectly safe. This is very mild. You'll be yourself in no time.