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- Hi there.
- Are you here to see me?
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- No, sadly.
- Balakin.
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The Lenkov Company
is a wholly independent entity.
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Like many organizations
of well-armed illiterate men,
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claims to have connections
at the highest levels in the Kremlin.
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Roman Lenkov has a child
with a woman in Cap d'Antibes.
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He will be there
on the 30th of this month.
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- They're offering us Lenkov.
- Russia... didn't do it?
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- Are you replacing Ganon?
- What are you talking about?
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The secretary of state takes a long walk
off a short pier... it should be you.
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- We're a yes.
- Same.
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- The PM isn't gonna love this.
He'll get there.
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The president wants
what's best for the UK.
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Does he actually believe that the arrest
of some nameless Russian mafioso
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will answer the deaths of 40 servicemen?
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- What did you say?
- I stood quietly, like a fucking moron,
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while Ganon drove a tractor over my face.
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I need to call Dennison
and tell him where we're at.
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You can call him in the morning.
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Ambassador?
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Something odd's happened.
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You spoke to the PM last night
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- about arresting Lenkov?
- Yeah.
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- And he was unhappy?
- Yes.
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And come the dawn, he's in love with it.
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- Really?
- Thrilled.
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- With arresting one man.
- And not killing a bunch of Russians.
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Odd. No?
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He called me an embarrassment
when I raised it.
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Remember when you told him that I was
setting him up to be a great statesman?
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- Which I most certainly was not.
- It's a good line though, right?
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It was.
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Do you think he actually bought into it?
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Maybe.
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Roylin said his real problem
is some election in Scotland.
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Off-cycle.
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- By-election.
- Does the arrest help him?
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A trial does put Britain
back on the world stage.
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It's quite good.
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It's great.
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It backs us off war with Russia.
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Ganon and I are traveling to Paris,
to speak to the French.
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About the arrest?
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Yeah. The PM wants
British Special Forces involved.
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Photo op.
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Our warriors decked in deadly gear,
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marching Lenkov off to justice,
it's, um...
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Well, the French will hate it.
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Yeah. I mean, they'll come around.
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- Hey.
- Hey.
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- Wanna go to Paris?
- With you?
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Sadly, no. With--
We don't have to get into that now.
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Uh, well, now we do.
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Anu Kapoor.
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- From the Foreign Office?
- Yeah.
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Little guy who's afraid of his own shadow?
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I think he's a regularly-sized guy.
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Why am I going to Paris with him?
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Ganon doesn't think
he and Dennison should make the ask.
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- He thinks that you should.
- With Anu?
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Maybe he wants
a stronger American presence
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and a less significant British presence
because France will respond to that.
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I'll get you briefing books on Fournier.
That's who you're meeting with.
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Minister of the Interior.
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I should tell Dennison.
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- I can.
- I was just in there,
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talking about this,
about him and Ganon going to Paris.
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Okay.
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It's just kind of weird,
the whole thing is now me and not him,
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and I'm not even calling him?
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Is it?
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You have a meet-and-greet
with representatives
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from the National Federation
of Fishermen's Organizations.
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Hey.
- How's it going?
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-Hal Wyler.
- Did Langley...?
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Flagged it.
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- I think he could be helpful.
-More.
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He's able to provide a lot of context.
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On a bunch of things.
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Eidra.
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He used to work
with a guy named Lewis Quainton.
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- They ran into each other at the embassy.
- Okay.
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We think Lewis Quainton
is working with the Saudis.
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Off the books.
He was here at the embassy--
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-You can't use Hal Wyler.
- It'd be a couple conversations.
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- Nothing complicated.
-It's a no.
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- Why?
-Doesn't matter.
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-Thanks for--
- Ma'am?
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Why?
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The ambassador's on a short list.
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- She or he?
-She.
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- For what?
-For something high profile.
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Something that she can't do
if her husband is a CIA asset.
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Talk to Hayford.
Tell him I said that he could read you in.
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Hands off Hal.
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Hi.
- Hi.
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I'm gonna get you a copy of the report
on Lenkov activity in Mali.
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State put something out.
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- Okay.
- So when you're talking to the French,
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you'll wanna remind them how
they got routed by Lenkov troops in Mali.
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I called Dennison's office
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and I explained the whole deal
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with Ganon wanting somebody
lower in the order. So you and Anu.
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And Dennison said
that Ganon already called,
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and he doesn't like
Ganon's thinking on this,
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so he's gonna go on the trip himself.
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With you.
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Okay.
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- Hi.
- Oh! Oh, God. I-- I wasn't--
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- I'm-- I'm sorry.
- No, it's okay.
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I'm packing her--
I was asked to pack the ambassador.
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Uh-huh.
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Are you going? I can pack you both.
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- Uh, where?
- Paris.
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Um, I don't know, maybe.
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She has a meeting
at the Ministry of the Interior.
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That's a lot
for the Ministry of the Interior.
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There's some sort of event in the evening.
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She's always wearing black.
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The office hoped
for something more vibrant.
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- Will she hate it?
- She won't wear it.
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- What's the dress code?
- Oh, I'm not quite sure of the wording,
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but apparently the foreign secretary
is wearing a dinner jacket.
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Hey, you ready?
- Sit.
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- You get the sandwiches?
- Not yet.
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We can get something
and head back here, huh?
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You can't sit for three seconds?
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My stomach is, like, roaring.
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Billie Appiah wants you to read me in
on the ambassador and her short list.
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Oh.
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Secretary of state?
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No.
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Vice president.
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Okay. Swanky.
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- Why are you being weird?
- She said I should read you in?
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Yeah.
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The vice president is getting tossed.
And they may want Kate to step in.
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Like, soon... ish.
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Wow.
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Yeah.
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Six people know. And now you.
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- Worried I can't keep it under my hat?
- No.
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Why are you read in?
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- You're one of six?
- Well, now seven.
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Because why?
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Because she's not VP material.
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They want you to do your thing.
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Yeah.
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That's great!
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I'm really hungry.
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Congratulations.
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I'd go back to D.C.
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If it worked out.
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When?
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I don't know.
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A week, a month, a year?
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No. Maybe four months, you know.
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If it happens.
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You know, the ambassador
fucking hates the idea.
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I heard she wore a gray suit.
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- The ambassador.
- Yeah.
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That was you?
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I got her a suit, it's not a ring.
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You told me not to go to Cairo.
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It's not like it was a premeditated thing.
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Fucking of my career?
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I'm sorry. If you think there was any way
I would ever, ever--
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You wanted to go public
with a relationship that's about to end.
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- How about you sit down?
- Why would you do that?
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It's not about to end.
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- I kind of think it just did.
- Eidra.
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Howard,
can you bring in the Tuesday report?
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I wanna go over it with you.
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Eidra.
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You gotta walk out of my office right now.
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I don't think this is where we'll land,
but it's worth taking a look before--
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Oh, sorry.
I can't talk about this with you here.
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Darya called me
and I didn't call back. Twice.
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- Have Jill call her.
- Jill's busy.
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So are you.
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Jill's trying to re-open
our diplomatic mission in Afghanistan.
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Jill is trying to get people out.
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Jill is doing everything
I was supposed to be doing.
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- You want me to call Darya?
- Not the point.
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- I mean, yeah, but--
- What's the point?
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I fucking dumped her.
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Like everyone else has done
to every democracy-oriented Afghan
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throughout time.
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You mentored her, right?
She knows how to apply for a grant.
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She won't get it.
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- Everyone's moved on to something else.
- Yeah.
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Trying to avoid armed conflict
between Russia and NATO.
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You're getting it everywhere.
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- I'm not.
- Yes, you are.
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They'll kick us out
when they realize we're soiling the place.
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I don't think you should be eating
shitty British croissants.
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You're gonna be having
the real deal tomorrow.
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In your Parisian boudoir.
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I know,
but I'm kind of into the British version.
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They're bready. I like it.
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Me and Pensy packed you.
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For Paris.
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Okay. Thanks.
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She made some bold choices,
I thought I should weigh in.
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- Oh, yeah?
- Yeah.
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Red gown.
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- For fuck's sake.
- Why not?
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For the Minister of the Interior?
Red is not the move.
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I think it was for the ball
you're going to with Austin Dennison.
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It's not a ball.
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Yeah. Long dress.
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- Red?
- Yeah.
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I told her to pack a black one.
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Just in case you want
to dial it down, you know.
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Mm.
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So it's not the prom, I can wear my suit.
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Well, I wouldn't go that far.
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What's happening right now?
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With me? Nothing.
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Literally, nothing.
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Okay.
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I packed your bag.
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Nobody asked you to do that.
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Frances is going to
the Chelsea Flower Show to choose bulbs.
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She asked me to come along.
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Don't go.
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I don't have
any fucking other thing to do.
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That is not what I meant
when I said we'd find stuff for you to do.
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What did you mean?
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Well, I don't know.
I haven't figured out every piece of it.
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I don't have
a ton of brain space right now.
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Do you wanna come? On the trip?
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- To Paris?
- Yeah.
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To keep my mouth shut in Paris
instead of London?
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Hal.
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Sit in a hotel room,
fuck you when you get back?
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Is that so bad?
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Will you put on the red dress?
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I don't want us to turn into some bizarro,
trying-to-keep-it-fresh couple
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on the far side of the hill.
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- It was your idea.
- To come on the trip.
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Not on the red dress.
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Not nice.
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I knew this was a bad idea.
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- What?
- Another ride on the merry-go-round.
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Fuck you, Kate.
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I mean it.
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I don't know how we'll fix this marriage,
but it's not something we've done before.
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Common courtesy dictates
that if we're gonna make this work,
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you don't yell "divorce"
every time I open my mouth.
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But the things you say are so stupid.
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It was a joke.
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It wasn't funny.
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I was supposed to do a speech
at Chatham House.
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But I can't do it
because of the trip to Paris.
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You're supposed to say you're proud of me
because I agreed to do a speech.
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- I hate speeches.
- Do you?
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I said yes because I listen to you.
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Makes all the difference.
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You do it.
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The speech.
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You'll kill it. It's all upside.
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You don't want that.
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I do, actually.
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I did stuff I was good at
when you were ambassador.
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You weren't threatened by it,
you were thrilled.
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I'm trying to rise to the occasion.
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You're placating me.
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Maybe. Is it working?
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That's not fair.
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It is working.
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You can't buy me off
with a speech at Chatham House.
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There is significant evidence
to the contrary.
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The draft title
was "Talking to Terrorists,"
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which is sort of counter to U.S. policy,
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so I went to Public Affairs
and they like "Communication is Key."
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What is this?
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The Chatham House speech.
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It'll start with the general idea that,
well, communication is key,
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then get into specifics from the fall
of the Soviet Union, the Bosnia talks.
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Ronnie, she's going to Paris.
She's not doing the Chatham House speech.
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No, he is.
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Mr. Wyler.
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That's why it's back on your calendar.
He's gonna waive the Chatham House Rule.
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And he asked me to send a copy
to Billie Appiah.
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I don't wanna do that
if you're not happy with the title.
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Ma'am, there's been a mix-up.
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I take responsibility.
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I've been distracted with Paris
and everything else.
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Somebody thought it would be a good idea
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for Mr. Wyler to do your speech.
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The Chatham House speech.
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Yeah. Me.
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- Ma'am.
- Hal's like a racehorse.
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You gotta run him,
or he'll tear down the barn.
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Are you familiar
with the Chatham House Rule?
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Anything you say can be cited,
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but it can't be attributed to you.
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It's bad for public image building.
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Okay.
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Mr. Wyler asked to waive
the Chatham House Rule for the speech.
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Okay.
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He asked to have
the speech sent to Billie Appiah.
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Thank you.
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Ma'am, it's time to go.
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Our original scheduled speaker
was abruptly called away.
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Struggling to fill her shoes
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is her husband, Ambassador Hal Wyler.
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Thank you.
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We started the Bosnia talks
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a few days after Suljic launched
a bombing campaign
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that very nearly killed
the woman who's now my wife.
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It was my lot to spend more hours
in locked rooms with that man
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than in the hospital with Kate.
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First time I met him,
I refused to shake his hand.
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Rookie move.
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It probably set the peace back a year.
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Communication isn't the key.
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Diplomacy doesn't open doors
with a twist of the wrist.
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Diplomacy never works.
17:32.926 --> 17:34.303
It never fucking works.
17:34.803 --> 17:39.725
Diplomacy is 40 days and nights
in a Vienna hotel room,
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listening to the same
empty talking points.
17:43.187 --> 17:44.980
Getting trashed at the minibar.
17:45.856 --> 17:51.278
It's getting to "no"
over, and over, and over.
17:51.278 --> 17:53.864
The answer will be "no,"
so don't stop when you hear it.
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You can ask me to leave the room.
That'll take it up a level.
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Then mention the fact that I was sent here
as an insult to both of you,
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but maybe you rise above it.
18:01.705 --> 18:04.208
Diplomacy never works.
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Until it does.
18:11.381 --> 18:15.135
I've given 30 years of my life
for two moments.
18:16.887 --> 18:21.475
When enemies stood
on blood-soaked ground...
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and grasped hands.
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I'd give it 30 more.
18:29.149 --> 18:31.527
The second round of talks with Suljic...
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I shook his hand.
18:34.863 --> 18:40.536
Two years later,
he was a tired man hoping for peace,
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and together...
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we ended the war.
18:47.501 --> 18:51.922
One of the boneheaded truisms
of foreign policy
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is that talking to your enemies
legitimizes them.
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Talk to everyone.
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Talk to the dictator,
and the war criminal.
19:02.766 --> 19:06.353
Talk to the poor schmuck three levels down
who's so pissed he has to sit
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in the back of the second car,
he may be ready to turn.
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Talk to terrorists.
19:11.233 --> 19:12.317
Talk to everyone.
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Fail, and fail again.
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And brush yourself off.
And fail again. Because maybe...
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Maybe.
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Yeah.
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I wish we could be of assistance.
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But, I regret to say,
what you request is quite impossible.
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Why is that?
19:37.843 --> 19:41.889
Our government is not prepared
to further strain relations with Russia.
19:41.889 --> 19:43.682
- Nor is ours.
Of course.
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But we hope to play a key role
in the end of Russia's regional conflicts.
19:49.646 --> 19:54.610
We've invested significant time
building bridges between the parties.
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We've received a strong indication that
this would not unduly displease Moscow.
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Whether or not
Moscow is privately relieved,
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their public reaction
is unlikely to reflect that.
20:07.039 --> 20:10.042
The Lenkov Company
framed your soldiers in Mali
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for a massacre
they perpetrated themselves.
20:12.628 --> 20:16.632
And now it looks like they framed Iran
for an attack on Britain.
20:16.632 --> 20:19.009
How is this not
an attractive proposition--?
20:19.009 --> 20:21.053
If we had assurances
20:21.053 --> 20:24.890
that Moscow would not condemn the arrest,
20:25.682 --> 20:29.144
would you give the proposal
a more serious consideration?
20:29.144 --> 20:35.484
In times like this, we wish you were still
a member of the European Union.
20:35.484 --> 20:38.362
We perhaps could've found
a solution as a group.
20:38.362 --> 20:42.366
For France alone,
with deepest sympathies for your loss,
20:42.950 --> 20:45.202
I'm afraid the answer remains "no."
20:50.207 --> 20:51.875
Truly inspiring.
Thank you.
20:52.584 --> 20:55.087
- Nice to see you. Thank you.
- Mr. Wyler.
20:55.087 --> 20:58.423
- Congratulations. That was great.
- Look how surprised you are.
20:58.423 --> 21:00.968
- Excellent address. Truly impressive.
21:00.968 --> 21:02.552
Thank you. A great crowd here.
21:02.552 --> 21:04.596
Uh, I wonder if I could take
a moment of your time.
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Sure.
21:05.764 --> 21:07.849
I'm not sure this is the place.
21:07.849 --> 21:10.435
Find something to eat?
I should go to the hotel
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- and get some work done.
- All right.
21:16.233 --> 21:18.527
I realize we knew
this was an exercise in futility,
21:18.527 --> 21:20.404
but it would've helped things on my end
21:20.404 --> 21:22.447
if I were able
to go back to the White House
21:22.447 --> 21:23.782
and say I did what I could.
21:23.782 --> 21:27.536
- Did you not?
- I think I looked disapproving.
21:27.536 --> 21:29.496
And that's been known to shake the earth.
21:29.496 --> 21:34.126
But if I'd had an opportunity to actually,
I don't know, speak--
21:34.126 --> 21:36.169
She was never gonna budge
with both of us there,
21:36.169 --> 21:38.422
as you said
when we walked through the door.
21:39.047 --> 21:41.508
She looked for an opportunity
to tut-tut me about Brexit.
21:41.508 --> 21:44.219
- She'll say yes when it's one-on-one.
- Great.
21:44.219 --> 21:47.597
You can pull her aside
at the event tonight, wrap it up.
21:47.597 --> 21:48.765
Not me, you.
21:50.100 --> 21:51.393
I interrupted you.
21:51.393 --> 21:54.396
And then gave you
a chiding shake of the head.
21:55.063 --> 21:56.565
Makes women furious.
21:56.565 --> 21:58.317
She clocked it too.
21:58.317 --> 22:00.110
You never have to mention it,
22:00.110 --> 22:04.197
but you'll have an unspoken bond
built around your shared irritation.
22:04.740 --> 22:06.074
With me.
22:10.537 --> 22:11.955
Let's get some food.
22:12.581 --> 22:13.540
Hmm.
22:17.002 --> 22:19.588
You don't think it's a little simplistic?
22:21.256 --> 22:22.090
I-- What?
22:22.090 --> 22:25.677
I'm gonna walk in there
and roll my eyes and say, "Men."
22:25.677 --> 22:28.597
And then she's gonna be like,
"I know, mon dieu."
22:30.015 --> 22:32.934
- When you put it like that--
- How should I put it?
22:32.934 --> 22:36.063
Like the U.S.
has no voice in the EU anymore.
22:37.064 --> 22:38.857
We were that, then we Brexited
22:38.857 --> 22:43.153
in one of the great self-inflicted wounds
of modern history.
22:43.153 --> 22:47.449
And now you have no inside ear
or eye or mouthpiece.
22:47.449 --> 22:48.784
At the EU?
22:48.784 --> 22:49.910
Yeah.
22:49.910 --> 22:52.037
You weren't a mouthpiece.
22:52.037 --> 22:54.414
Nobody described it that way
in our absence?
22:54.414 --> 22:55.624
Um...
22:56.500 --> 22:57.334
Well, maybe.
22:59.878 --> 23:02.005
We're no longer that window for you.
23:02.506 --> 23:03.465
Into Europe.
23:03.465 --> 23:04.674
France could be.
23:04.674 --> 23:06.927
I'm not inventing the wheel.
23:06.927 --> 23:09.805
Rayburn mentioned it
in a speech a few days ago.
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Yeah.
23:11.348 --> 23:14.351
So it's not them doing something for us,
23:14.351 --> 23:18.396
it's them doing something
for their new silent partner, you.
23:23.652 --> 23:24.528
Go ahead.
23:25.153 --> 23:26.113
What?
23:27.572 --> 23:30.367
I'm waiting
for the deluge of withering dissent.
23:31.827 --> 23:35.413
No. I think you're right.
Which is me agreeing with you.
23:35.413 --> 23:40.377
So... objection is rapid-fire and loud
23:40.377 --> 23:43.213
while approval
is best conveyed in silence.
23:44.256 --> 23:45.340
I was eating.
23:46.383 --> 23:47.884
You do it without food.
23:47.884 --> 23:51.263
I know when you agree because
you walk away without saying a word.
23:51.263 --> 23:52.305
I do not.
23:54.057 --> 23:55.267
I do.
23:55.267 --> 23:56.893
It's terrible.
23:57.477 --> 23:58.395
It's endearing.
23:59.020 --> 24:00.397
Once you know what's going on.
24:00.397 --> 24:02.274
Before that, it can be hard to follow.
24:05.152 --> 24:06.528
Were you ever staff?
24:08.655 --> 24:09.489
I know the answer.
24:09.489 --> 24:11.741
I read about you on the Internet.
You weren't.
24:12.409 --> 24:13.618
I suppose not.
24:13.618 --> 24:18.165
You went from big leadership position
to bigger leadership position.
24:19.291 --> 24:21.459
Staff learns to talk fast,
24:21.459 --> 24:25.881
reduce complexity into a phrase
someone can memorize while they're peeing.
24:25.881 --> 24:27.966
That is beautiful.
I will always remember it.
24:27.966 --> 24:31.678
It's true. Nobody wants to be briefed.
You gotta chase them into the toilet.
24:31.678 --> 24:34.723
Especially if it's about women
getting their tongues cut out.
24:34.723 --> 24:35.891
It's a buzzkill.
24:39.394 --> 24:40.353
Sorry, it's Hal.
24:41.062 --> 24:42.063
Go ahead.
24:45.483 --> 24:46.318
Hey.
24:46.318 --> 24:47.402
How did it go?
24:47.402 --> 24:48.653
As expected.
24:48.653 --> 24:51.364
We're gonna take another crack
at her tonight at the thing.
24:52.532 --> 24:53.867
How did the speech go?
24:53.867 --> 24:55.410
Oh, fine.
24:55.410 --> 24:57.287
Uncharacteristically modest.
24:57.287 --> 24:59.456
No, you're right. It went great.
25:00.290 --> 25:04.169
I-- There was this Tory MP.
25:04.169 --> 25:06.880
He came up to me after.
He was desperate to talk.
25:06.880 --> 25:09.341
- I'm gonna meet him for a drink tonight.
- Who?
25:09.341 --> 25:10.634
Um, Merritt Grove?
25:10.634 --> 25:11.843
Grave? Grove?
25:12.677 --> 25:13.845
And you're meeting him?
25:13.845 --> 25:15.889
- He said it was urgent.
- Hal, Jesus.
25:15.889 --> 25:18.058
He wanted to talk to you,
but you're not here.
25:18.058 --> 25:21.603
If he's asking to talk to me, it's not
'cause he wants a Wyler's perspective.
25:21.603 --> 25:24.856
He wants a representative
of the president of the United States.
25:24.856 --> 25:28.151
Take a breath, please.
I told him. I said exactly that.
25:28.151 --> 25:32.197
I said, "Look, I'm not fucking anyone.
I'm a trophy wife."
25:32.197 --> 25:34.366
I offered to put him
on the phone with Billie,
25:34.366 --> 25:37.285
- but he didn't want that.
- Tell me you didn't.
25:37.285 --> 25:39.120
I didn't. He didn't wanna talk to her.
25:39.120 --> 25:42.457
Tell me you didn't offer
to call the White House chief of staff
25:42.457 --> 25:44.793
for somebody
who sucked up to you at a party.
25:44.793 --> 25:46.503
- Kate.
- How many ways are you gonna find to
25:46.503 --> 25:51.132
- wag your ass in front of Billie Appiah?
- I told you twice and I'll say it again,
25:51.132 --> 25:53.260
he did not wish to speak to Billie Appiah.
25:55.387 --> 25:57.389
You're chasing secretary of state.
25:59.349 --> 26:00.183
What?
26:00.183 --> 26:01.977
You told me to burn him.
26:01.977 --> 26:05.355
You told me to take down
the fucking secretary of state.
26:05.355 --> 26:06.273
This is why?
26:06.273 --> 26:09.192
- Because you wanna be secretary of state?
- Jesus Christ.
26:09.192 --> 26:11.611
Me as vice president
was something to keep you busy
26:11.611 --> 26:13.530
until you found a better job?
26:13.530 --> 26:15.699
- This is delusional.
- Listen to me.
26:15.699 --> 26:18.159
- You will not meet him. Understand?
- No.
26:18.159 --> 26:20.829
I don't because that'd make me
look like a fucking tool.
26:20.829 --> 26:23.498
- What was his name? The guy?
- Merritt Grove.
26:23.498 --> 26:25.750
My office will call him
and cancel your meeting.
26:25.750 --> 26:29.129
You will not call him.
You'll call no one. You hear me?
26:29.129 --> 26:30.130
You know what, Kate?
26:30.130 --> 26:31.464
- No one.
26:45.895 --> 26:47.772
Ah. Now we're chums.
26:47.772 --> 26:50.025
- Calling for a chin wag?
- Okay.
26:50.692 --> 26:51.526
You all right?
26:52.485 --> 26:53.862
Who's Merritt Grove?
26:53.862 --> 26:54.904
He's an MP.
26:54.904 --> 26:59.117
Tory. You'd describe him
as a compassionless conservative.
26:59.117 --> 27:00.577
We just call him old.
27:00.577 --> 27:03.246
- Did you work with him?
- Glancingly.
27:03.246 --> 27:04.914
- Okay.
- Are you ill?
27:04.914 --> 27:09.919
No. Hal met him at an event and tried
to put him in touch with the White House.
27:09.919 --> 27:12.005
He wanted to speak with the president?
27:12.005 --> 27:14.674
I don't know what he wanted.
He wanted to talk to someone right away
27:14.674 --> 27:17.677
and Hal offered
the White House chief of staff,
27:17.677 --> 27:21.181
which, apparently,
even Mr. Grove knew was absurd.
27:21.181 --> 27:24.434
So then Hal offered Hal.
27:24.434 --> 27:25.518
Ah.
27:25.518 --> 27:27.937
I can't meet with him
for a couple of days. I'm in Paris.
27:27.937 --> 27:31.691
Things with Grove are always urgent.
He's a bit of an hysteric.
27:31.691 --> 27:34.778
Can I push him off
or send someone to talk to him?
27:34.778 --> 27:36.196
Of course. Delegate.
27:36.196 --> 27:38.031
- I'm not burning a bridge?
- No.
27:38.031 --> 27:39.991
Godspeed with the Gauls.
27:46.539 --> 27:50.001
I'm sorry, I do--
I just need to walk for a minute.
27:50.001 --> 27:52.379
- We can walk.
- You don't have to come.
27:55.090 --> 27:56.216
Of course.
27:58.093 --> 27:59.803
It's not what I meant. I'm...
28:01.137 --> 28:01.971
Let's walk.
28:03.807 --> 28:05.433
Warren, we're talking on the go.
28:18.113 --> 28:19.364
Everything all right?
28:21.074 --> 28:22.951
I'm fine. Don't worry about it. It's a...
28:24.619 --> 28:26.329
personal-- whatever.
28:29.082 --> 28:30.333
I didn't mean to pry.
28:31.209 --> 28:34.337
You're not.
I'm melting down in front of you.
28:34.921 --> 28:36.881
We should be talking about the French.
28:37.966 --> 28:39.926
Is this what melting down looks like?
28:39.926 --> 28:41.803
- You don't think so?
- No.
28:41.803 --> 28:45.140
When you run, sweating,
into my office with instruction,
28:45.140 --> 28:47.559
- that looks like melting down.
- Oh, God.
28:47.559 --> 28:51.438
Again, endearing once decoded.
28:52.480 --> 28:53.523
I sweat a lot.
28:53.523 --> 28:55.734
It's not tied to my emotional state.
29:02.240 --> 29:03.575
My marriage is ending.
29:04.451 --> 29:05.285
Again.
29:06.536 --> 29:09.831
I thought that was already underway.
29:10.957 --> 29:12.125
It was, and then...
29:14.377 --> 29:15.295
it wasn't.
29:15.295 --> 29:16.296
Oh, God.
29:17.380 --> 29:18.214
I'm gonna vomit.
29:18.214 --> 29:21.301
I'm not walking on the Seine
and bitching to you about my marriage.
29:21.301 --> 29:23.011
It's like, ugh.
29:23.011 --> 29:24.846
- We could stand still.
- No.
29:24.846 --> 29:26.973
I invite you to get it off your chest
29:26.973 --> 29:32.937
because the sweating is in fact tied
to your emotional state and has begun.
29:39.027 --> 29:41.571
I feel like the stand-up thing to do
29:41.571 --> 29:46.034
is to give a relationship
every possible chance. Right?
29:46.034 --> 29:50.914
I mean, it's the whole fucking definition
of my life's work.
29:50.914 --> 29:53.082
There's nothing you can't talk out.
29:53.583 --> 29:54.417
Of course.
29:55.877 --> 29:57.378
But at a certain point...
29:58.296 --> 30:04.761
I'm a moron for failing to learn a lesson
I have been taught a thousand times.
30:04.761 --> 30:05.678
No.
30:07.013 --> 30:09.682
At this point, I'm a fucking moron.
30:11.935 --> 30:13.728
Perhaps you're just a decent person
30:13.728 --> 30:18.316
in a time when decency has lost its hold
on the public imagination.
30:22.403 --> 30:24.197
Standing room only apparently.
30:25.782 --> 30:27.367
- I'll send you a clip.
30:29.410 --> 30:30.745
I gotta go.
30:30.745 --> 30:31.704
Okay.
30:31.704 --> 30:33.665
- Well, she call you?
Yeah.
30:34.457 --> 30:35.416
In a tizzy?
30:35.416 --> 30:37.126
She's just trying to be careful.
30:37.126 --> 30:42.423
Well, she's probably undercaffeinated.
It's a disservice to the nation.
30:42.423 --> 30:44.551
I'll meet the guy from Chatham House.
30:44.551 --> 30:48.137
Ronnie will come along and take notes,
make it feel like embassy business.
30:48.137 --> 30:49.055
Really?
30:49.055 --> 30:50.974
Yeah. It's best way to learn, right?
30:50.974 --> 30:51.891
Um...
30:53.560 --> 30:56.604
How about I come along,
just do a bit of a handover?
30:56.604 --> 31:00.525
Sir, I'm not having a great day.
Can we just go with a no?
31:00.525 --> 31:04.487
You think a five-minute handoff
is gonna bring down the republic?
31:07.115 --> 31:08.658
Fine. Five minutes.
31:11.369 --> 31:14.706
The whole enterprise is-- is porous.
31:15.498 --> 31:16.332
Intentionally.
31:16.332 --> 31:19.127
We throw parties,
people come to the house.
31:19.127 --> 31:22.881
I go to fucking literary societies,
ramble about conflict resolution
31:22.881 --> 31:25.884
while drinking port
that is very old and not good,
31:25.884 --> 31:28.678
and someone wants to talk.
31:28.678 --> 31:31.639
It's actually what we're after, right?
31:31.639 --> 31:34.726
You're sharp as a tack,
and one day you're gonna run this place,
31:34.726 --> 31:39.105
but Archibald Highnostril
is not gonna say a fucking thing
31:39.105 --> 31:42.233
with 12-year-old Ronnie taking notes.
31:46.696 --> 31:47.614
There's a line.
31:48.531 --> 31:50.408
It's porous, but it's there.
31:51.326 --> 31:54.245
And when you vault all the way over it,
31:54.245 --> 31:57.624
the rest of us
spend all our time compensating.
31:57.624 --> 32:01.794
Then people like Ronnie have to
sit in meetings and awkwardly take notes
32:01.794 --> 32:06.925
to prove to the world that the White House
is not a fee-for-services organization.
32:10.762 --> 32:17.226
I think you should take a moment
and decide if you really wanna suggest...
32:18.645 --> 32:20.563
that I'm selling access, Stuart.
32:31.950 --> 32:34.911
I told him not to come.
But he said five minutes.
32:34.911 --> 32:36.454
-I'm really sorry.
32:36.454 --> 32:38.581
I can try to cancel the whole thing.
32:39.290 --> 32:40.541
Don't worry about it.
32:41.042 --> 32:42.126
Five and he's out.
32:42.126 --> 32:44.587
Yeah. Good luck with that.
32:44.587 --> 32:45.672
Thank you, ma'am.
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Ambassador?
33:07.527 --> 33:10.571
Could you tell the foreign secretary
to go on ahead without me?
33:10.571 --> 33:12.490
- Of course, ma'am.
- Thanks.
34:48.920 --> 34:50.046
It's nice to see you.
34:50.046 --> 34:51.672
I'm glad you could join us.
34:51.672 --> 34:54.342
Could we talk for a minute?
Of course.
34:56.469 --> 35:01.599
I come to events here and give myself
a few minutes alone with one of them.
35:02.183 --> 35:05.937
I try to treat them as individuals.
35:06.729 --> 35:07.605
Not a horde.
35:13.569 --> 35:15.363
He crowned himself.
35:16.239 --> 35:17.073
Napoleon.
35:18.116 --> 35:20.660
Simplified matters considerably.
35:20.660 --> 35:21.953
It did.
35:22.745 --> 35:24.539
You will ask me for a favor.
35:25.832 --> 35:27.917
It will, no doubt, improve my life.
35:27.917 --> 35:28.960
Mm.
35:30.128 --> 35:32.296
Have you given
any more thought to the proposal?
35:32.296 --> 35:36.676
Yes. However, this British request
is not as you describe.
35:36.676 --> 35:37.593
Why not?
35:37.593 --> 35:42.598
Typically, an arrest on French soil
would be conducted by French police.
35:43.641 --> 35:49.730
London has asked that
their special operatives take the lead.
35:49.730 --> 35:52.400
They need to avenge the 41 fallen sailors.
35:52.400 --> 35:56.988
British Special Forces on the scene
when Lenkov is taken into custody...
35:57.989 --> 35:58.906
it's a start.
35:58.906 --> 36:02.160
This highly unorthodox request...
36:03.369 --> 36:07.540
being of import to our great
and good friend, the United States,
36:09.000 --> 36:11.752
we shall reluctantly grant it.
36:11.752 --> 36:13.004
We appreciate that.
36:13.004 --> 36:17.133
But one must register surprise
that the present U.S. administration,
36:17.133 --> 36:20.511
after pointedly proclaiming
a break with the past,
36:20.511 --> 36:25.099
would so strongly lobby
for an extrajudicial assassination.
36:25.933 --> 36:28.561
We're talking about an arrest.
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My colleagues on the intelligence side
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tell me that the British do not intend
to let Roman Lenkov walk out alive.
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We applaud you
for returning the 26 statues.
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Britain will follow suit.
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So many excuses.
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...to your commitment to leadership?
Is that a thing of the past?
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- Excuse me.
- Okay.
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Kate?
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Ambassador.
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She signed off.
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Well done.
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They-- They have champagne up there.
Perhaps a toast--
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I don't feel great.
I'm gonna go back to the hotel.
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- Well, I'll walk you.
- That's all right.
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Kate.
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I have the DCM for Ms. Park,
is she available?
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Unbelievable.
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Can you ask her to get back to us
when she has a moment?
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Not gonna happen.
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Maybe she's sick or something.
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- She's not answering any of our calls.
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Mr. Wyler?
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You should give me
a half hour alone with him.
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- Let me explain.
Sir, no.
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Go tell the guy I'm coming.
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The ambassador--
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The ambassador blows her coat
every time I open my mouth.
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- Don't let it rattle you.
- Hal.
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She's got you convinced
I'm a monkey with a shotgun,
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but sometimes
an apology is just an apology.
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"I was gonna buy you a drink,
now I'm not gonna buy you a drink. Sorry."
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- I'll buy him two drinks.
- He doesn't want two from you.
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You work for the State Department.
You'll buy him a shitty cabernet. Twice.
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Mr. Grove, I'm Ronnie Buckhurst.
I work with Stuart Hayford.
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- He's stuck on a call. He'll be right in.
- Who?
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Stuart Hayford.
Deputy Chief of Mission at Embassy London.
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Where's Mr. Wyler?
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Mrs. Wyler is the ambassador.
She asked Mr. Hayford to meet with you.
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No.
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I would appreciate a moment alone.
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At least take my coat. It's freezing.
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I'm fine.
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I can see that.
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Okay, give me your fucking coat.
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- Have you been playing me?
- What on--?
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Asking for an arrest
when all along it's been a hit?
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I haven't the slightest idea
what you're talking about.
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Lenkov's assassination.
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French police
have been instructed to stand down.
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While British Special Forces
conduct a bin Laden-style raid
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to take out Roman Lenkov.
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- That's absurd.
- It's what's happening.
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- We don't assassinate people.
- We don't either.
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Except when we do.
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Trowbridge wouldn't.
It would bring down his government.
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And why?
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If he can arrest Lenkov,
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learn who hired him,
and rain hellfire on them,
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that is worth something.
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A dead Lenkov doesn't do him any good.
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He said it was too slow.
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- An arrest.
- So he issued a kill order?
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- Apparently.
- No.
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Unless he...
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What?
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There's an exception,
under the Intelligence Services Act.
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But that-- that requires authorization.
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- He authorized it.
- He can't.
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- It needs approval and a signature.
- From who?
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Me.
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Maybe there's a request I missed.
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They won't put a kill request
in your e-mail.
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Yes, but a request for a certain type
of meeting, where it would be authorized.
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- Is that your work phone?
- Yes.
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- A government-issued phone?
- It's where they would send it.
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- Give it to me.
- Just give me one moment.
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- What are you doing?
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- Warren!
What the fuck?
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Listen to me. A dead Lenkov is only good
for the people who hired him.
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A dead Lenkov is only good
for the people who hired him.
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If Prime Minister Nicol Trowbridge
wants him dead...
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Nicol Trowbridge hired him.
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I was expecting Mr. Wyler.
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I do not wish to speak
to anyone from your embassy.
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- Mr. Grove. Sorry I'm late.
- Mr. Grove. Merritt!
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Any station this channel,
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this is Dolphin 3-6,
transmitting in the blind.
42:37.846 --> 42:39.223
Any station this channel,
42:39.223 --> 42:41.684
this is Dolphin 3-6,
transmitting in the blind.
42:46.772 --> 42:48.399
Any station, this is Dolphin 3-6.
42:48.399 --> 42:51.151
We suspected comms failure.
Transmitting in the blind.
42:55.155 --> 42:57.283
Dolphin 3-6, nothing heard. Out.