纸牌屋--第3季第9集-字幕-对白-纯英文-看美剧学英语-打印-word版
纸牌屋--第3季第13集-字幕-对白-纯英文-看美剧学英语-打印-word版

Owner's coming in next week.Anybody off the books, he'll be on my ass.If I switch some doubles with Benito, is that okay?Whatever you and him wanna work out.Welcome to Caracas. The time is 3:21--We've been lying for a long time, Francis.Of course we have.Imagine what the voters would think if we started telling the truth. Not to them.To each other.What do you mean?You know what? Never mind.No. How have we been lying to each other?- We're not. - You just said that.We've begun our final descent into Des Moines.Please find a seat and put your seat belts on.Should we talk?No. I shouldn't have said anything.Where is she?Tell me where she is.I don't know, man.- You don't know? - I don't know.God!I'm not asking again.- My computer. - I tried that.- It's locked. - I'll give you the code.- You don't have anything more? - That's all I have.- How current is this? - She's there, I promise.I found you once. I can find you again.If this information is wrong, you die.You try to contact her, you die.Frank Underwood is a dangerous man.Because power in the hands of those who lack honesty,lacks a moral compass.And without a moral compass, power runs amok.Heather Dunbar can question my husband's choices.She can criticize his policies.But to cast aspersions on his character is proof of desperation. If he will lie about the death of a US soldier,what else is he lying about?We know he already lied about not running in 2016.The people of Iowa know better.They see the same man I see:a strong, decisive leader who doesn't always do what's popular, but he always does what's right.The decision you make next Tuesdayis one you'll live with for years.For three decades, I've stood by my husband's side.Because I know he stands up for people like you.You have the power to choose.Choose progress over pettiness.You have the power, not him.Choose a president over a charlatan.Ladies and gentlemen, my husband,President Frank Underwood.Thank you! Thank you very much.I'm gonna give you one good reasonwhy Heather Dunbar doesn't stand a chance on Tuesday. She doesn't have Claire Underwood standing by her side.I want to spend a few minutes talking about the future that we are going to build together.And I say together, because I can't do it alone.I need your help.Meet me out back.- You have it? - Yeah. How about you?Cassie Lockhart.Social Security card, driver's license, birth certificate.It's all legit.Why "Cassie"? It's not even a real first name.I mean, if it were short for something, like Cassandra.- But as your legal name? - It's all there.Hey, Cassie, take a hundred back if you want it.My truck's right there.You keep it.Come on. I gave you a big discount. Show some gratitude. Go home to your wife... and kids.I want you to fuck me, Francis.- I'm working. - Shut up.What is going on?I want you to be rough with me.- Take me. - Claire.- Now, listen. - Do it. Now!Is this what you want?- You want this? - Yes.- Yes. - You want it rough?I want you to look at me.Look at me while you do it.That's what I thought.Yes, I'd like to arrange a room for the First Lady, please. Yes, right away.I think you should go back to Washington in the morning. Sorry I'm late. I did a double at the store last night.- No worries. - I'll work quick.About 200,000 miles.It's not much to look at, but... it runs well.- How much? - Twelve hundred.But I don't got a title, sotechnically, you're just buying it for parts.Have gas in the tank?Yeah, you can drive her right out.- You'll need plates, though. - I got plates.- Cash okay? - It's all we take.Underwood! Underwood! Underwood!Yes, I'm good.Ladies and gentlemen,the President of the United States, Frank Underwood!Thank you! Thank you very much.It's good to be back in Iowa City!Claire couldn't be here today, but she wants you to knowshe's a big Hawkeyes fan.Now here, at one of the country's finest public universities,I wanna talk to you about Heather Dunbar's preference for--- Hey, can you do another double tomorrow? - Yeah, no problem. - All right, have a good night. - You, too.Hi, I'm Cassie Lockhart.Hello. Cassie.Cassie. C-A-double-S-I-E.Lockhart. L-O-C-K-H-A-R-T.April 21st-- Just a second! -I've got rent money for you--No, no, no, no. I have good news.Bianca got her protected status.Oh, my God! That's so great!She says thank you for all your help with her paperwork.- Of course. - We're celebrating.Maria got a bottle from her Thursday house.They gave it to me for the holidays.This is nice.I know, it's really terrible.She has family in Houston.They're gonna help her get into community college.I'm so happy for her.What about you, eh? You're not staying here forever.Once I save up enough, I want to get my own car.And have enough for my own place.Here in Santa?Up north, I think. In the woods somewhere.I miss the trees and the rain.Someplace quiet.Something new.Yeah.Well, you're a smart girl, Lisa.I'm sure you're gonna get everything you want.If Bianca can do it, you can.To Bianca! And her new life.- Salud! - Salud!Sir?Do you think she can join us tomorrow?- The press are starting to ask. - If we win,it'll be strange if she isn't standing next to youfor your victory speech.Even stranger if you have to make a concession speech.If I have to make a concession speech,the absence of the First Lady will be the least of our problems. I'm going for a run. Can you arrange the detail, please?Ma'am, if you run in public, it might...Might what?I'm sorry, ma'am. I'll take care of it right away.No, if it's a problem with me running, tell me.It might highlight the fact that you're not in Iowa.Right there, please.Quiet.Help! No!You want me to put you out again?Open your mouth. Open it.I won't make any noise.You make one sound, or you move an inch...- What? - I won't.I won't scream or anything.Nataly puts the ball on the 44 ya--Jesus is knocking on--Less than 24 hours to go before the Iowa caucuses,the Republicans have a broad field with no clear front-runner. For the Democrats,President Underwood has gained momentum in the polls.A rise that many political experts are attributingto the recent appearance of Claire Underwood in the-- Every major poll has it as a dead heat,with both candidates hovering at 45 percent.That still leaves one in ten likely caucus-goerswho won't be making their decision until tomorrow evening. Mrs. Underwood, the president is on the phone for you.President Underwood spent the last full day of campaigning traversing the state, completing his tour of all 99 Iowa counties. - Hello? - Listen.No matter what happens tomorrow night, I want you by my side. Are you open to that?Claire?I'll fly out in the morning.No, no. You can come in the afternoon.You don't have to do any events or press, just...be there with me when I make my speech.- I said yes. - Thank you.Of course.Last night...Let's not. I'll see you tomorrow.- All right. Good night. - Good night.I'm sorry for what I did to you.I wish I could take it back.I told you to be quiet.I thought I killed you.When I heard on the news you were alive, I felt so relieved.- I doubt that. - I mean it.I would pray for you.Probably sounds strange, but it's true.I would, because I felt so bad. You didn't deserve what I did. None of this is going to change anything.Where are we going?Doesn't matter.Is it gonna be a while? 'Cause I have to pee.You can pee back there.You don't want that. The smell.It's either that or you hold it.- It hurts. - Too bad.All right then, I'm gonna do it.Mrs. Underwood.Please, come sit.Thank you for coming.I'm sorry for how everything has worked out. It's unfortunate. I'm sure it's been difficult for you,with all of the effort you put in.Is this how it works?He nixes the book, you soften the blow?No, Tom, it's not that.Francis doesn't even know I asked you here.Why did you ask me?Because I was wondering if...we could talk honestly to each other.If you'd be open to that.- About what? - New Hampshire.Did you let me pass out that day on purpose?When I was giving blood.I let you keep talking. I didn't know you'd pass out.And you didn't see it coming?You had things you wanted to say.And what did I say... before I blacked out?Was there anything else other than what you wrote?You don't remember?Some. But not all of it.I'm asking for me. Because I need to know.Hatred.For how much you and Frank needed each other.I used that word? Hate?You did.And of all the moments...that you spent with Francis and myself, you...You believe that we're equals?I got fired, Mrs. Underwood. I'm not on the clock anymore. There's a lot more to Francis and me than what you wrote. Maybe so, but I never got a chance to ask.Then ask. Whatever you want.Why aren't you with him? In Iowa?I'm heading there tomorrow.You see?I ask a question, and neither of you answer them.It's tiresome, constantly swinging a sledgehammer at the façade, just to get a glimpse through the cracks.Tell me what you see.Somebody who's lost.But I don't know.Maybe it's all for the best.I'd rather imagine who you might bethan who you actually are.Good luck, Claire.That's enough.- It calms me. - Then sing it in your head.You're gonna be able to live with yourself?What's the point?I can't hurt you.No one's ever gonna find me or know who I am.I'm never gonna say anything.Quiet.If it's about punishing me, you don't have to.This last year, some of the things I've had to do,I wouldn't wish it on anyone.I said quiet.What did the overnight internals say?Still a toss-up. Less than half a point gap.- Her or me? - Doesn't matter.The margin of error is four-point-five.The last few days, the lead's gone back and forth three times. Bottom line is turnout.- Sir? - Yes, I'm almost ready.May I speak to you for a moment privately?- Yes. Thank you. - I'll be right outside.I just got word that Mrs. Underwood has postponed her flight here.- What? Why? - I don't know, sir.Also, Agent Swift, the head of her detail...he said Tom Yates came to the residence last night.- Tell Vaughn I'll be down in a few minutes. - Yes, sir.This is Claire. Please leave a message.This is Claire. Please leave a message.It's me. When you get this message, will you please call me? Listen, if you breathe deeply,you're gonna pass out right away.- Please. - Then nothing's gonna hurt.Doug, please. Please.Help!No one can hear you. Lie down, Rachel.Look, Rachel's gone!That is who I am now.Look, I know you don't want to do this.You-- You could--You could've done it in the parking lot last night,but you didn't, you kept me alive!I know this isn't who you are.Please.Please. Please. Please, just let me go.Please.Doug.Doug, please. Please. Please just let me go.- Please! Doug! Please! - Fuck!The president is on the line for you again.You told him I'm not feeling well?Yes, ma'am. He'd still like to speak with you.Tell him I'm sleeping.I'm sleeping. Please tell him.Yes, ma'am.Here.I don't know why you had to run that night.All I ever tried to do was keep you safe.I was afraid. I wasn't thinking.I'm sorry.I know you have a good heart.You're saying that because you want me to let you go. Look at me.Look at me, Doug.You don't have to kill Rachel.She's already dead.She died in those woods, and it's better that way.She didn't have a very good life.But... But if you do this,you're not killing Rachel, you're killing Cassie. And...all Cassie Lockhart wants to be is someplace far away. Someplace where nobody'll ever find her.She likes to go to the movie theater.It doesn't matter what's showing,just... she likes the smell of the popcorn.She wants a dog.A black lab.And a queen-size bed.Lots of blankets to curl up in. She doesn't want much. She just wants to be invisible.Hey, look at me.My name is Cassie Lockhart.Give me your ankles.Give me your hands.Come on.Let's go.Some water.There's a town 20 miles that way.First off, I'd like to congratulate President Underwood for his victory here tonight.It was a tight race and he came out on top.No. No, no, no, no!Let's not be sore losers here.Because the truth is, we haven't lost.We are just getting started!I want to thank all the staff and volunteerswho worked so hard over the past several months.We should get going.I want to try Claire one more time. See if she'll come out. That's three hours from now, even if she left this minute.But the crowd will wait.We don't want to squander primetime.A speech at one in the morning, we lose major viewership.My children and my dear husband...Fine. Let's go.How do you want to handle the stage if she's not on it?I won't need a stage.Thank you for coming out.Thank you very much. Thank you.Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you.Well, Iowa has spoken.And they have spoken so loud,that I don't even need a microphone.Listen, I wanted to come down hereto our campaign headquarters in Des Moines,not go to some fancy hotel ballroom like you know who,and say to all of you who worked day in and day out,on our behalf for this campaign, in every corner of this state... It's because of you that we brought it home tonight!Now, I know you're all wondering where Claire is.Some of you may know she's been a little under the weather. She's from Texas.She doesn't understand these Iowa winters you have.But she's on the mend and I'm flying to Washington tonight, so that tomorrow she and I can get on a planeand fly to New Hampshire, where we are gonna win there, too!Claire.They told me you were down here.I just wanted to come somewhere to think.Well, I hope you have.And that whatever was clouding your mind is gone. Because I just had to give a victory speech... alone.And one way or another,I need you on that plane with me tomorrow.No. The desk.Left-hand drawer.You still have this.Yes.It felt wrong to throw it out, for some reason.When I said we were lying, what I meant was...For all these years, I thought we were on this path together. But it's not what I thought it would be.What I convinced myself it would be,like what Thomas wrote.- We're two equal parts. - We are.You really believe that?We earned this together.I said that to your facethe first day I walked in here as president.It's your office. Not mine.I have not made a single major decisionwithout asking your opinion first.But see, that's it. You make the decisions.Anything that I want, like the UN...It made me ill, Francis. My stomach turned.Why, because you had to resign?No, because I had to ask for your help in the first place.That I couldn't get the confirmation on my own.And what is wrong with asking for my help when you need it? The fact that I need it.I hate that feeling. It's not me.I don't recognize myself when I look in the mirror.I do things... like I did in the hotel in Iowa.I can't even talk with you about it.Instead you want me to slap you around like some animal.That's what we are when we strip everything away.- That I can understand! - It was deranged,begging me to take you like that.And you couldn't even give that to me.If you wanted a husband who proved his manhood to you that way, you should've stayed back in Dallas with your motherand married the prom king.At least I would've known where I stood.No, you can't have it both ways.You want an equal partner when it suits you?You want a man to take charge when it suits you?And I'm supposed to what, just divine when you want which? Stop being so selfish. You're better than that.- I'm not being selfish. - You are.We're in the middle of an election, and look at us. That's exactly it. Look at us, Francis.We used to make each other stronger.At least I thought so, but that was a lie.We were making you stronger.And now I'm just weak and small,and I can't stand that feeling any longer.All right. What do you want?What is the goddamn alternative?Please, Claire, tell me, because I don't understand. All I am hearing is, it's not enough.That the White House is not enough.That being First Lady is not enough.- Not enough! - No.It's you that's not enough.When we lose... because of you...there will be nothing.No plan. No future.We will only be has-beens.And you want to amount to something?Well, here is the brutal fucking truth.And you can hate me, you can be disgusted,you can feel whatever it is you wanna feel because frankly, I'm beyond caring.But without me, you are nothing.You're right. This office has one chair.And you have always known that from the very beginning.And if you now can't stomach that,well, then I'm a fool for having married you in the first place. But I don't have time to be a fool.I have to run this country and win a nomination.I'm doing my job.Doug is out there doing his job.And it's time now for you to do yours.You want me to take charge? Fine. I will take charge.You will get on that plane tomorrow.You will come to New Hampshire.You will smile and shake hands and kiss babies.And you will stand with me on a stage.And you will be the First Lady!And you do all that.I don't give a damn if you vomit on your own time.You're scheduled to depart in 20 minutes, sir.Thank you. Check in with the First Lady, make sure she's ready. Yes, sir.So?Are you okay?I'm good to go, sir.Yes?Ma'am, the president wanted me to check and see if you're ready. Ma'am?Francis.I'm not going to New Hampshire. Yes, you are. I'll see you in the car. I'm leaving you.Claire.。
纸牌屋--第6季第5集-字幕-对白-纯英文-看美剧学英语-打印-word版

What time did she die?I don't...Sorry, I know it's a weird question.If it's not him, then...how did she die, for God's sake?What do you think really happened to Cathy?I guess you got lucky then.No one is that lucky.The talks on Syria have broken down, what's he doing here? If we do nothing,the chaos will continue.So, here's what I want.Russian exclusivity on all offshore oil and gas exploration. And she said nothing.Why didn't you tell them I invited you?Bids will be contingent on my approval.You can have the oil and gas, the ports.And 20% of profits from the resources passing through.I accept.Rachel Posner?Somebody with her nameis bouncing checks in and around New Mexico.What's going on with you and Claire?Congressman Cole. I'll put him on my ticket 2020.Pardon Francis as well.There is something that you should know about Francis' will.He left you more than those cuff links.- Good day, Calonice. - Claire, what are you doing? Thinking.You're supposed to be on-stage right now. "Calonice, it's more than I can bear.I am hot all over with blushes for our sex.Men say we're slippery rogues...""And aren't they right?"Come on, let's go.Come on.We're all gonna die one day.What?I'm gonna be dead,you're gonna be dead.They're all gonna be dead.Everybody.What the fuck are you talking about?Are those my earrings?I... didn't think you'd care.You do it.以结束战争You be Lysistrata. You know all my lines, right? You can't just--What about the show? Claire!We are almost good. We just have to adjust the lights. That's fine.I did want to thank you personally for doing this.I really appreciate it.Wait till we're finished before you do that.Well, I won't deviate from the questions.You can ask me anything, as long as it's about the...the president.- Can you get away from me with that? - My apologies.- I'm fine. - Sorry, Mr. Shepherd.It's just that the lights are pretty harsh.It's fine. Let's go.This Russia debacle,it's essentially a 20% taxon American companies that are just over theretrying to help out the region.It's the latest in a series of...disastrous steps taken by this White House.And you wonder--You wonder why Congress was looking at legislationto take the nuclear button away from her.As a patriot,as an American who loves his country and, yes, his company, we can do better.We can do so much better.Even Bill Shepherd,who the last time he was interviewed on air was never-- Even he felt compelled to speak out.She's the head of my party, and I have to say, I'm at a loss.Her entire schedule is empty.Presidents have gone missing before--But there's a difference between clearing your head at Camp David 可参见电影《飞行家》and going full-blown Howard Hughes.She hasn't been seen publicly in three weeks or heard from. Except for a late night pardon for her husband's chief of staff. Which many consider a strategic mistake.Well, Doug Stamper has issues.Everyone in her administration has issues.Sean Jeffries, the press secretary, has resigned.And there are probably more departures to come.Her cabinet has had enough.And if she thinks a pardon is gonna keep the US Attorney away, - she's-- - She's--- Depressed. - I don't know about depressed.You know, she looks either very disturbed, or depressed.But, I mean, "disturbed"? Can you really say that?Yeah. Look, hold on.I'm asking a very real question about her ability to lead here. Have you seen this photo? Because we have.Now we're not here to diagnose,but you look at this, and you need to ask.On behalf of our country,that woman undid 30 years of foreign policyby acting like, pardon my French, a...But now, now we're into a new phase.When the White House lights are on, but nobody's home.I mean, she's home, but she won't leave.Been hunkered down in there for 23 days and counting. Apparently, she's stopped doing anything.She's paralyzed.A paralyzed...And there's nothing more dangerous than a paralyzed... Seriously, I think she might be the worst thingthat has ever happened to this country.SOS.Save our souls, save our ships,Take your pick.This ... is real.I'm Melody Cruz, and that's what I got.That's quite a snapshot, right?Unique. Carefully calibrated.Pain, hysteria and just a small dose of crazy.Claire Underwood, like they've never seen before.It's actually not as easy as it looks.See, in order for me to make that face,I have to imagine...the perfect combination of things.Here's the recipe.First, I have to think about all the waysin which men have tried to manage me my whole life.Then, I think of...America's worst fear...when it comes to a female in the Oval Office.- Her schedule has been cleared. - And finally......my biggest regret-- Francis J. Underwood.Madam President.Are you ill?If you're ill, I'll call the White House physician.Claire.Just get out, Mark.Claire, this has to stop.Please, just leave me alone.You are alarming the nation. You need to get up.Listen.I've prepared a short statementexplaining your absence and announcing your return.You can deliver it in the Rose Garden this afternoon.I promise you this is for both of our sakes.You don't understand...If you would, please.Claire...look at me.- Look at me. - Get out.Please get out.- Just leave me alone. - You are not only digging your own grave,you are burying the presidency. Stop it.You can try.- Can you try? - I can't, Mark.I just can't.I can't.Don't worry.I have a plan.Excuse me.Sir.We're good here?Yeah. Thank you.Was it paranoia or is it due diligence?You tell me, Mark.We both just lived through what that bitch is capable of. Something is definitely wrong.She...Coffee?I mean, she can't even put two sentences together.Are you sure?I've never seen her like this. She's a mess.Well...Either way, that doesn't change where we are.And, Mark...when Conway imploded,we recognized that you were a little squea-- squeamish about stepping in.And we appreciate that.But it's time.You'll make a great president.We'll see to that.Now, wait, wait. Let's be clear, okay?I know we've been hitting her pretty hard,but I can't condone another attempt.- I can't. - Calm down.My God, Mark. I mean, really.There are other ways.Okay, so we're talking about impeachmentor a congressional government?25th Amendment, Section 4.Which has never been used.It's built for speed, intended to smother a crisis of confidence. Reassure the public.Reassure the worldthat continuity remains at the American government,even if a president becomes...- Unable to fulfill his duties. - Her duties.- It requires her to be unfit. - And she is.I mean...our lawyers have already looked into this.She only needs to be deficient.The language is vague and accommodating.Mark, if you have any doubt about this- at all-- - I'm just listening.The Cabinet is yours.You have relationships inside the Senate, the House, on both sides of the aisle.It's a natural fit.But the thing has to cascade with--Precision.A chain reaction beginning with a letter to Congress, signed by the vice presidentand a majority of his Cabinet,recommending my removal from office.And how do I know that's what they'll try to do? Because the 25th gets personal.Bill likes me being the damsel in distress.He wishes I were.Where you headed?I have family up north.Where?North.Cathy's sister still on the Cape?Hyannis, right?It's good.Family's important.Especially during trying times--I'd invite you in, but I really--There's still something that I can't get straight.If we could go through it one more time. So...She was picked up by car to be taken to the doctor.She wasn't feeling well.You were with her the whole time leading up to the embolism? Mr. Stamper, enough!I'm just trying to understand what happened.I don't need you coming around here anymore.You know exactly what happened.You have the coroner's conclusions. And that's that.I'm in mourning for my wife,and I'm not reliving the final moments of her life anymore. Not with you.I think your wife was murdered.I'm closing the door now.- Hello. - Doug. Fred Amburg here.- Whose phone is this? - This one's mine.I just got out.I had no idea.I talked to Cole this morning.Heard an interesting thing about our esteemed shrink.You know, that sabbatical, leave,walkabout, whatever you want to call it.You are looking for him, aren't you?Yes.He's in a cabin down in Virginia.Here you go.Would you mind if I...?Thanks.Oh, hello?Don't say another word. Don't speak. Just wait.My apologies, I took a wrong turn and wound up in some stairwell. We don't have much time until we have to get back upstairs. When Marcy first came to me with this proposition,I was stunned, to say the least.Until recently I--I don't know. I didn't realize how truly bad things were.But unseat the president? Jesus Christ.President's my friend.And while I worry about her mental state,I worry about the state of this nation more.Mr. Vice President, I admire you greatly.But I'm not used to this kind of thing.Back rooms, after hours.We need to take every precaution.And yet we're still at risk just by being here.I'm sorry,but I believe in the sanctity of the office of the presidency.And that's exactly why we're here.You're asking us to betray an oath.I'm asking you to speak your mind.A concentrated effort, all of us in this room.We may not be able to save the president,but we may just be able to save our administration.The 25th is not just about timing.It's about secrecy.And the Senate hasn't kept a secret--Earl, I appreciate that.I have the House, and I'll take care of the Senate.I'll prepare a letterdetailing the president's dereliction of duty,laying out a case for Congress and for posterity.And when the time comes, you'll all be notified.Look, we're all patriots here.Our first concern, our only concern, has got to be...the survival of our nation.Fuck!Sit and take a deep breath.Sit down.Dr. Rosen, sit down.How did you get in here?I'm assuming you're here because you're suffering.And if it's not over Zoe Barnes,it's over some other soul that you've torn apart.No.You're assuming I'm herebecause I figured out what you took from me.- Took? - Kept.All personal property should have been returned upon release.You're right. It should have.There's no accounting for the behavior of supposed professionals.I once met this psychologist, socially,who told me abouta party that she hosted once for a group of her peers.It was just a roomful of shrinks.At the end of the night, she was cleaning up,she went into the bathroomand she saw that one of her colleagues had smeared shitall over the bathroom wall.Now, what kind of fucked up person would do something like that? Well, I guess it's true what they say.That shrinks are the most fucked up of all.Such a violence to that act.But violence is a funny thing.You know, it's not so much the physical painthat can victims can remember.It's the feelings around it.The fear.Where is it? The will you intercepted? Where is it?I don't have it anymore.I don't have it!What was in it?He left you everything.God...Take it.Thank you.I thought it was a strange question.What?When you asked me what Francis Underwood had given me. That's how the will ends."Remember the last thing I gave you."Don't call her or I'll be back.Hope you figure out your problems, Doctor.Take it.If you want it, it's yours.Do you ever wonder if you're living somebody else's life? Whose life are you living, Jane?Not me. You.You seem to be struggling with your identity.If that's not too impertinent to say to a...sitting president.Come keep me company while I put my jammies on.Please.Your little show of compliance at the funeralas you made your side deal with Victor.Makes me wonder.And now what?What do you call this show?How to turn 323 million people against you in three short weeks? Congratulations, Claire.You've become a problem for everybody.And...Just so you know,Syria may be too far gone.Tell me what to do, Jane.I was at an event tonight.An event the president usually attends.And how was that evening?The storm that's gathering is a rough one.When you think they'll strike?I have no idea.It's late.That's exactly what I'm saying.I think I should move out.I understand.Stick to this course, Madam President,and...Full house.You must be looking for different answersto the same questions we've been going over for the last-- Now, 24 days.And the president still hasn't left the residence.- And this is where I say-- - Kelsey, come on.For now, the ground-breaking accord with Russia, which aims for a just and lasting peace in Syria, speaks for itself.So,unless there are any more questions,or shall I say new questions? Yes.Isn't the vice president really the one running the show, essentially acting as president?There are members of the cabinet who are saying as much. Well, firstly, I would refrain from using the word "show," when it comes to the White House.And-- yeah. That's all for today.Thank you.Are you sure you're not hungry?The soup is quite nice.I don't know how you can--Eat?No, I'm...glad to see you're eating.Madam President, it's beyond repair.You understand that, at this point?You've lost the Hill.You've lost your cabinet.You've lost the country.You've lost.Your own party can't even find a reason to support you.I entreat you--You entreat me?Resign.And are you speaking to me as vice president?I'm speaking to you as a person.Blame it on...the strain after Francis' death, the strain of the office itself. Language can be found, but the best you can hope for now... is a dignified exit.What's so moving about him is he can't help himself.He can't help being decent. Human.His glorious flaw.What this means isthey're gonna go through with it.No, Mark.I'm staying right where I am.You got two minutes.That's not Rachel Posner.Is it?You knew Rachel Posner.I mean...yeah, I guess.Enough to use her name for someone else's ID?That's what you do, isn't it?Kind of pay the names forward?No.What name did you give Rachel?I don't remember.I don't.When did you last see her?Come on.Couple of years ago or something.It was where she worked.Is she dead?- I got nothing to do with that. - Did you help kill her?I'm talking to you.Man. I want my lawyer.Do you know...Doug Stamper?No.What name did you give her?What was her name?Lisa.- Lisa? - Yeah. Lisa Cassie.- Lisa Cassie? - Cassie, Lisa.- Yeah. - Lisa and Cassie?Back at the White House.You took his room.It's bigger.Can you tell me whyit was so important that we meet here and now? Honestly, I was hoping we could meet in the West Wing.I haven't left the residence in...Well, I'm sure you still read the news.And your pardon...hasn't helped me or Francis.I don't feel comfortable here.Whatever bad memories you may have, Doug... sometimes it takes a long time to understandwho's the real source of our harm.And I have failed to make you trust me,and that's a shame.I trust what I know.You have enemies, and they underestimate you. And how do you think they'll come at me?Has Congressman Cole said anything to you?I think she's alive.Cathy Durant.I don't know where she is or what she's up to, but...I knew you'd want to know.I want you to know something.Francis died in this room.I told everyone it was in my bed.But it was right there on the floor.Whoever killed him.Am I missing something?Whoever killed himwill get what she or he deserves.Timing decided the shape of the universe.Who said that?Me.Hell is truth seen too late.Did you say that?Thomas Hobbes.Usher...your bet.- I'll check, please. - Don't be polite.I played with you before.I know you're holding.Bill, you sure?I can deal you in on the next hand.- I don't play. - Is it true she's a basket case?Or just a plain old Democrat.So, I'll have the letter.That's a hundred to see mine.And when it comes time, Hank,I don't want to end upon the Senate floor with a piece of paper in one hand--And your balls in the other?We've all been there.Just keep my balls out of it.Usher, you want me to whip,but you don't want me to tell my senators what they're voting on. And pass without debate.I'm out.At least tell me what they're getting.A new resident in the White House.Well, Mr. President.Are you in or are you out?I call.And...bump you 500.I would never call this enemy territory.It might sound quaint,but I believe in the Republic.Well, thank you for coming.It's not sustainable.This media onslaught.I wonder if you'd consider calling off the dogs.All I'm asking for is a pause. Couple of days or so.You flatter me, Madam President.But my reach only goes so far.It seems they want you to resign.Who's they?Who isn't?Pardon my bluntness.Oh, no, I enjoy bluntness. Saves time.But should I resign for the high crime of being a female? Oh, I think the reasoning goes deeper than that.I think...and this is just my perspective,- if you want to hear it. - Oh, please.Dueling agendas between my family,and, well, you, have taken on their own life.And in some sense, your husband just won't leave you alone, will he?I can't change history.I'll bet sometimes you'd like to.Wouldn't you like to erase him?Madam President...your dead husband told my mother things.Things you don't want the world to know.A dead man's words are worthless as far as I'm concerned. Not when his claims can be verified.It's possible to make the memory of a person disappear. Digitally.Move them far into the background, anyways.There are ways.Algorithms.You're a very confident young man.Even your deeds can go away.Now, I can make it easier for all of us to work together. Does your mother know you're here?No.Just out of curiosity, what's your first memory?Your first memory of her?That's a strange question.I was just curious.I have a photograph of her catching me.My mother had thrown me up into the air,and my uncle snapped a picture on his new Nikon camera. She's beaming.Gleeful.I treasure that photo.It's how I like to think of her.Do me a favor.Ask Annette--Ask your mother where you came from.It's still light out?You're very dehydrating.I know, I know.You want to talk about the deal.You excluded me, Jane.When the dust settles, I'll give you what you want. Never doubted your value.Have you seen my phone?It's in the restroom.Shit.Did you do something to my--I went to the EPA.There is nothing.Jesus Christ.There are people walking around this town,dressed down, acting like they belong.But I know they don't.Have you been threatened?Come on, they're too smart for that.Well, so they're following you.But if there's nothing,- then there's-- - I have screenshots...of the e-mail chain.'Cause it's wrong what they did.'Cause I'm so stupid.So stupid to believe in doing the right thingin this totally fucked up world.There's an e-mail from Bill Shepherd's office in the chain.I told you. They knew.They knew somebody was gonna die.I gotta go.Wait.What?Your phone.- What about it? - I don't trust it.I got rid of mine.I swear, it felt like they were following my phoneand not me.- How? - Look, I gotta go.I'll reach out to you.- Okay? - No. What--She's somewhere in Saudi Arabia.Ma'am, she poses a significant risk in enemy hands.You know that.The United States does not negotiate with terrorists.No negotiations. Options are being drawn up at SOCOM.But nothing can happen without an executive order.Well, then.That's gonna have to happen when you're president.No one's secrets are safe with Jane in captivity.That may be more concerning for you than it is for me. Kicking the hornet's nest. Time to move this thing along.- You arrogant little prick. - Please, just calm down.Did you think I wouldn't find out?I'm not staying if there's name-calling.There's not enough names to call him, Annie.Such stunning stupidity.Nice alliteration, Uncle Bill.This towel is smarter than you.This window is smarter than you.This rug is smarter than you.- Hello, Seth. - Hello, sir.Seth is smarter than you!The sweat on my brow- is smarter than you, Duncan. - Jesus H. Christ,- spare us. - Because sweat on my brow,would have at least known not to pay an unsanctioned visit- to the President of the United States. - Get your hands off him.I know you're not feeling well, but...Well, what the hell is that supposed to mean, anyway?You can't act like this.You know, I was trying to help. She invited me and--And you went, like a fucking idiot--I wanted to be a bridge.Shut up, both of you, just shut up.God, is there anything we haven't done for you?Well, you know, that's what people do for family.- Anything. - Listen, you shouldn't have gone.She can't be trusted, as I've told you a million times.He jeopardized our timing.He jeopardized our timing with her!I can't stand the sound of male arguing anymore.You know, she told me to ask you something.She told me to ask you where I came from.Seth. Seth!Sixteen weeks.The one from the pregnancy with her husband.Annie, I do think it'd be a mistake.Seth, confirm it.- That's right. Sixteen weeks. - Her husband told me.But you don't know how it's gonna play. Okay?It could backfire. Get her sympathy.- Who waits 16 weeks? - The narrative can't be controlled-- What kind of person, that's what people will be talking about. Let's get Mark on the phone. We start this now.Only "Lisa" is what we called her.The lady at Central Market, where she worked,said you stopped by a few times asking for her.She owed us some money, but...She dead?I don't know.There's not much in there.Some letters.Scraps and lists and...Picture.Nothing, really.Our country has a problem right now.The president,she has ignored the advice of her senior advisers, people who have studied and fought battles.Her state of mind has left us in a weakened...We need to hold the linetill our country gets back on course.That is a truly stunning video.What is your reaction to the secretary of defense's critique of this president?Secretary Defense Hanna is a four-star Marine General with over 40 years of service to this country.I understand his frustration.Is there any truth to the idea that Mark Usheris the Dick Cheney of this White House?No, there is only one Dick Cheney.- Okay, fair enough. - Mark Usher isthe Mark Usher of this White House.So, how would you characterize the vice president's role? The vice president has the full support of the entire cabinet. And the president?Well, the president speaks for herself.Are you suggesting that the Secretary of Defenseis not the only one who's frustrated with this president?You know, Lawrence, this town feeds off of rumor and gossip - and it's counter-productive. - Raha?It's a distraction. I don't work that way.You don't work that way. How do you work?- How do you work with this president? - You have a call.It's your president.Is this a dysfunctional administration?My relationship with this...Claire.Jane, I just need to knowexactly when they're going to pull the trigger.Don't you want to come home?You look like you're having fun.I see real affection there.And, listen, there were rumors about Tom and me, of course, but nothing to them.He was like a brother to me.So comforting.Which is what makes this all the more difficult.The truth is, Kelsey...the Russians killed Tom...and Mark Usher covered it up.Now, I'm doing my best to hold him accountable,but I need your help.I need you to tell the FBIabout your relationship with Tom.- Madam President, I-- - I know. It's fine.You just say you were dating.You were in love.And in a private moment,he told you about his suspicions regardingMark Usher and his collusion with Russia.And the last time you saw him,he was on his way to the vice president's hometo confront him.I'm not going to let the vice president get away with this. You and I, as women,we have to fight back.I need you by my side.And before we transmit the letter,I'd like to suggest we all take a moment to bow our heads and pray for this great nation.Could you pass me that letter?And gather all of your things.Every single cabinet member in this roomis dismissed.You're all fired.Escort them out.You know,I never took you for someonewho wanted to get himself into the Oval.All it is, is a four year job, eight if you're lucky. Where are you?What?All right. I'm on my way back.Listen, if she prevented the signing, that's obstruction. And likely, it's impeachable.You hear me?Details are still coming in.But we're being told there are reports that the FBI...- Mark. - ...has today been provided evidence...- Get to a television. - ...that Mark Usher had quote...- Or a computer. - ..."significant and ongoing...Or a goddamn radio....contact outside the logs with Russian officials."This leading up to and during the president'srecent polarizing Syrian peace deal.The FBI's expected to look into the matter,but has yet to announce whether or not they are opening an official investigation.。
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This is Russo. Please leave a message.He's not answering my calls.It's over, and he must know it.You don't think there's any way he can recover?The Republicans will play that interviewon every radio and television stationfrom now until November 5th.from now until November 5th.I sympathize with the kid,but this was my concern from the beginning.And I should've listened to you, sir.I thought he could handle the pressure.Okay. So he withdraws.We need to replace him.You have any ideas?With less than two months to go?If the President hadn't shut me out of the early discussions, I could've come up with some good options,but I don't know anyonewho's got the name recognition and donor baseto start a campaign from scratch just seven weeks out.Let me think.Everything hinges on the next few minutes...all my months of planning, every move I've made.- There is one person. - Who?You, Mr. Vice President.If you ran to reclaim your seat,I think you'd win by a landslide.Resign the vice presidency.Only if you win.Walker needs me for 2016.Are you entirely certain he's gonna keep you on the ticket?I mean, it's no secret the two of you don't exactly get along.What has he said?Oh, you're putting me in a very awkward position, Mr. Vice President. Has he been bad-mouthing me?Well, the exact phrase he used was"Pain in the ass."That fucker.He's got no idea how to lead,no sense of respect.- Oh, is this his idea? - No.- His way of getting rid of me? - No. It struck me yesterday,and I just thought it was worth suggesting.But, no, I haven't discussed this with anyone.And you shouldn't.People don't leave the White House to become a governor.May I ask you a personal question, sir?Do you want to be the Vice President?Peter said that when you were out on that campaign trail,you had so much enthusiasm and energythat he thought you maybe missed being the Governor.I do miss it.Then why not go back?You could be the hero of this electionand secure Pennsylvania for the Democrats in 2016. Garrett would never go along with something like this, even if he hates my guts.It would make him look weak,like he's lost control of the administration.Not if it was a mutual decision.Look, let me talk to Garrett.I won't mention that we've spoken.I suppose there's no harm in finding out what he thinks. Thank you, Mr. Vice President.- Slogans for 400. - "1976. He's making us proud again." - D.J. - Who is Carter.- No. John. - Who is Ford.Peter?Slogans for 600.Peter, are you here?"1888. Grandfather's hat fits Ben."- Claudia. - Who is Benjamin Harrison.- Yes. - Presidential slogans for 800."1900. The full dinner pail "On the train ride down,I almost called the police to have them break inand make sure you hadn't hurt yourself.I'm not gonna even ask you what happened.It doesn't matter right now.It doesn't matter right now.What matters right now...- What matters... - Who is Goldwater.- Claudia - Who is Goldwater.Barry Goldwater. Yes.Oh, come on. Hey, I'm watching that.What matters is the 50 reporters in front of your building and the 150 campaign stafferswho don't know if they still have a job.It's over.I know.So, tell them to go away.What, are you just gonna hole yourself up in hereand hope it all goes away?Yeah, that's pretty much the plan.Well, I won't let you.Hey, put that down. Hey.- Hey, put that down! - Peter...We need to put out a statement.Call me when you're prepared to do that.I'll be at the headquarters in Philly.I was scared that I was starting to feel too much for you.I think that's why I ended it.And you have no room for fear?No. Being afraid doesn't accomplish anything. That's not true. When I'm overseas,rational fear... disease or violence...that sort of fear keeps you alive.Back here, God,I find myself afraid of thingsthat I can't name or point to.It's like, uh, how little am I seeing?Or have I wasted this day or this moment? Yeah, I think that sometimes...whether my life will add up.Francis would roll his eyesif he heard me talking like this.Does he know where you are?No, he doesn't.If he's looking for you, that's where you are.Over there.Before you met Frank.Alone.Curious.Absorbing everything.You have no idea what I was like when I was a girl. Did he ever know that side of you?He wasn't interested in that girl.And neither was I.What were you interested in?Being more than an observer.You wanted to be seen.Not just seen.I wanted to be significant.There's no historical precedent.Aaron Burr ran for Governor,Calhoun for the Senate.200 years ago.One shot a man in a duel, the other believed in slavery.卡尔霍恩主张奴隶制度是完美的制度Is that really the sort of company we wanna share, Frank? Mr. President, we stand losingcontrol of an important swing state,our majority in the house,and quite possibly your second term in office. Preventing all of that may require unconventional measures. It would look like I'm pushing him out.Or worse... that he's abandoning the administration.You make a joint statement.You say he won't resign unless he wins.If he loses, he stays on as Vice President.No one could accuse either of you of disloyalty to the other. Did Jim come to you with this?No. It's entirely my idea.I wouldn't dream of speaking tothe Vice President without passing it by you first.I think he'd take it as an affront,like I'm trying to get rid of him.Honestly, sir, I thinkhe might be more interested than you imagine.- Why is that? - Well, I hesitate to bring this up, but when he was campaigning for Russo,he spoke quite freely about you, sir.Tell me.Of course, I'm getting this secondhand from Peter, but the gist of it is that...that you lack entirely in leadership,and that you have no sense of respect.And he wants more responsibility.And how do I give him that when he shows absolutely no discretion, no discipline?Well, that is entirely my point. Now, look,I take full responsibility for backing Russo,but there could be a silver lining in all this.You could accomplish two goals:Secure Pennsylvania for the Democratsand find an honorable way to replace Matthews. What do you think?I think it is a very big decision,and we do not want to make it impulsively.I agree. I'd like to put some more thought into it. Well, that is very prudent, sir. Just bear in mind,seven weeks out, that every day counts.- Hi, sir. - How much is it?Oh, I got your receipt right here.No, no, no. It was... it was just $40.Yeah. Don't tell anyone, all right?No. I... I never say anything about our tenants.- The press still outside? - Yeah.I told them you weren't here, like you said.Most of them left. There's still, you know, a few, though.If I wanted to leave,is there a place I could do it without being seen?Yeah. The freight elevator down to the garage.I could call you a cab or...All right. Thanks. I'll let you know.Mr. Russo, uh...sir, it's none of my business,but, uh,my uncle... he fell off the wagon a few times.When he did, the best thing for him was just not to be alone. I'll give you this money back, I'll take that bag off your hands, come in here, keep you company...I appreciate it. I'll let you know if I change my mind.I appreciate it. I'll let you know if I change my mind.Sit down.Where's Claire?Not here.So what is this, tying up loose ends?I wouldn't presume.People like you can't be neatly tied up.But I thought perhaps we could start...It's very tasteful.This is the dress she wore to the gala.I believe so.It is.I recognize it.Go back into the bedroom.I'm amazed how well you got her in focus.What should we call her?Why does she need a name?I never photograph anyone without knowing their name. You didn't take the photograph. I did.I think we should call her Claire.She doesn't even look like me.Not even a younger version. Why do you keep saying that? Not her features, her expression.Hey, we should mount it. You can hang her in your house. Would Francis object?Can we please not discuss Francis?You brought him up in the park.I know I did, and I shouldn't have.So we have to pretend he doesn't exist?I thought we could talk about anything.He is a presence here. You must admit that.When you walked through the door yesterday,he walked right in with you.It's just me, nobody else.You keep telling yourself that, it might come true.How do you think she'd feel if she knew I was wearing this?I don't know.You don't think she'd be upset?She'd probably say you look very beautiful in it.It's like steel.You should put it back.I think I'll keep it.I'll buy you one of your own, if you'd like.No. I want this one.She came into my bedroom.She should know I came into hers.Is your bed always so perfectly made?It's a habit I formed at military school.What side of the bed does she sleep on?That side.She can keep it.Fits her better anyway.Listen, Zoe...Whatever just happened upstairs,whatever these past six months have been,can we agree that it is time to simplify?What does simple look like?We maintain our professional arrangement, as you suggested, which I will honor.You still trust me?What choice do I have?You didn't hurt me or discard me like you said you would.I'm glad I didn't have to.Yes, we'll agree to simplify.Good.Sorry I'm a few minutes late, Frank.Please, have a seat.I have a pretty good idea why you asked for this meeting.- Have you and the President had a chance to speak? - We have. - Is he leaning one way or another? - He's torn.- And what about you? - I'm a little less torn.My instincts tell me it's a mistake.You wanna convince me otherwise?Well, look, if your instincts tell youthis is not the way to go, I'm not about to...Frank, I'm gonna ask you two very direct questions,and I would appreciate direct answers.When you got my son into college,were you anticipating a moment like this?I don't follow.Honestly, Frank?Was I antici...I would be happy to answer you directlyif I knew what you were asking.All right. I will ask you my second question.Do you want the Vice Presidency for yourself?I would serve at the pleasure of the President. That was his... You proposed this idea so that you can take Matthews' place. - I did not say that. - But it is what you want.- What I want is in the... - The President makes you V.P.,he keeps you on the ticket in 2016,and you use that as a springboard to run in 2020.Tell me that trajectory has never entered your mind.Well, Linda, I make a habit ofconsidering all trajectories in any given situation.But that's a practical exercise, not a personal one.So you refuse to admit it.Admit it's what I want? That's irrelevant.You're the one who asked for this meeting, not me.This meeting's about trying to solve a problem,not fulfill some personal ambition.But if both could be achieved, you wouldn't object.I think this is a sound course of actionregardless of who the President taps to replace Matthews.I must gamble everything I have right now.If I'm honest, she may use it against me.If I'm not, she won't lift a finger.I've used the same tactic myself.Once someone is exposed,they're at your mercy.She wants to hear me say the words.Yes.I want to be the Vice President.And, yes, I helped your son get into collegein the hopes that you would return the favor.But I can't force you to do so, Linda.But I also think that we would make a formidable team.Look what we've been able to accomplisheven when we've been at odds with each other.Now put your mind to what we could accomplish if we weren't. Thank you for taking the time, Linda.I'll call you back. How'd it go?She's holding her cards very close to the chest.- Any word from Peter? - Nothing.Christina said he wouldn't leave the apartment.But I called the doorman, and he said that Peter was gone.- Where? - He doesn't know.He needs to officially withdraw to put pressure on Walker.I'm trying to track him down.Why'd you let him out of your sight in the first place?I thought he was showering.He disappeared when I was on the phone with you.There was a plan here, Doug.He explodes, he withdraws,we put him back together, and he quietly goes away.Russo has made no public appearancessince allegations that he was inebriatedduring a radio interview on WZPZ Pittsburgh yesterday morning. Sources among the Democratic leadership have suggestedthat the party is currently considering options to replace Russo. Meanwhile, Republican candidate Jack Swofford's leadhas jumped to a 24-point margin,according to an overnight CNN poll of registered voters.The Swofford campaignis also reporting a sharp spike in contributions...nearly half a million dollars in the last 20...nearly half a million dollars in the last 20...I saw that this morning.Francis got Peter to run.Do you know him well?We weren't close.Do you need to make calls?- 'Cause I can head into the other room. - I don't think so. Thanks.Where are you going?To the lab. I should've gone in today.Adam.- Adam... - Just go. Go. Leave.How long do you think this can possibly go on for?We have never spent more than 48 hours together.Maybe there's a reason for that.A part of me still loves you.Which part?I can't be just a pit stop, Claire,- or some sort of escape... - Oh, come on.- You're more than that. - ... or a top-up on- whatever Francis can't provide. - Oh, fuck off!He's my husband, Adam.We've gone through more than you could ever imagine.I envy your free spirit, and I'm attracted to it,but not all of us have that luxury.Which is what I find so frustrating about you, Claire. You... you had a choice.You chose not to be free.No. What I chose was a man I could love for more than a week.I shouldn't have said that. I...At least you're being honest.I can't live moment to moment like you, Adam.I have a history with Francis, I have a future with him,and it's bigger than a moment.Then you should kill it...whatever part of you still loves me.If you can't,I will.- Adam... - No.- Hello? - Hey. Hey, sweetie.How's it going? I'm... are you with your mom?She's downstairs. You want me to go get her?No. No. I just wanted to call and say,you know, hey to your... uh, your brother and you.Is he... is he there?He's in his room, I think.Okay. You wanna go get him?Hold on.He says he doesn't want to talk to you.What?Why not?We've seen the news, dad.There were all sorts of TV cameras at our school yesterday. Mom's making us stay home this week.I want you to do something. I want you to go to, uh,your bedroom window and look out.You see that black car?- Yeah. - That's me.You shouldn't be here, dad. Mom would be really angry. Well, we don't need to tell her. Right?It'll just be... it'll just be, uh...it'll just be our little secret.Your voice sounds weird,like it did on the radio.You... you heard that?I have a computer.I'm sorry.I...sometimes your dad makes mistakes.- I better go. - No.I don't like to hear your voice when it's like this. It makes me sad. Bye, dad.Sarah, please...Sarah, please...Peter?Christina.Where are you?I'm, uh...I'm not... I'm not... I'm not doing so well. Where are you, Peter?- I'm in my car. - Are you driving?No.Tell me where you are.I'm outside my kids' house.- You mean Madeleine's? - Yeah.I need you to stay right there.Okay, Peter?You'll stay there?Peter.Peter, are you still there?Hello?Hello?Hello?I'd like to turn myself in.For what?A few months ago,I was pulled over for drunk driving.They let me go. I should've been convicted. Well, if you were let go, sir,we can't arrest you for it now.Well, I drunk drove here. Arrest me for that. We can put you in a detox tank...I wanna be formally arrested.My name is Congressman Peter Russo.I was arrested in January on Michigan Avenue. Please have a seat, Congressman.I gotta make a few phone calls.Have you found him?I'm in front of his ex-wife's house.Christina said he called from there.- He's not there? - No.But his phone is. I found it by the curb.So we have no way to contact him?Not unless he reaches out to us.This isn't good.Want me to alert the authorities?Let's give him a little longer.- How long did it last? - About six months.- He was older. - A lot?Yeah.Was he a journalist, or did he work on The Hill?I'd rather not say.All right.He was someone I looked up to... for a while.Why did it end?He has a wife.We both knew it was gonna end eventually.I mean, it was really...it was fucked up.The first night we spent together,he told me he was gonna hurt me and then discard me. And when it ended, I told him that he'd done neither. But...it does hurt.I won't hurt you.Yeah, you can't promise me that.Yes, I can.- Has anyone else seen him? - No.He's in an interrogation room by himself.I never should've got mixed up with this fucking mess. We're way behind regret time, Barney.Just have your guys keep him out of sight.I'll need a back exit.- I got him. Thanks. - Yeah.Come on.Hey, Peter.Where's your car?It's down the street.I'll drive you home.You go back to mine, have Meechum let you in.- This way? - Yeah.What were you thinking, Peter?I need to take responsibility for my actions.By getting yourself thrown in jail?Real responsibility.Like... like they talk about in the meetings,not the lies we told for the campaign.What you just did was extremely reckless.I don't care.I'm making a statement tomorrow, Frank.About pulling out of the race?That's not enough. I...I need to stop hiding.Well, let's work together on the language.I have to do it on my own. It's gotta be my own words. Look, Peter, this isn't just about you anymore, all right? - Let me help you. - I don't want your help.I didn't never ask your help when you... I got arrested. When did your help ever help me?You can live your life the way you want to.I'm done being told how to live mine.Well, there has to be a way to take responsibility withoutshattering everything.Are you at least willing to have that discussion?- Do you want me to come upstairs? - No.I know you're in a lot of pain, Peter.But I don't want you to feel any pain tonight. Here. You can start fresh tomorrow.Go ahead. I won't judge you. Hell, I'll even join you. Just relax.You're home now.Whatever it is you have to face tomorrow,you don't have to face it now.Right now it's just you and me.The rest of the world doesn't matter.Your children, Christina...they will forgive you,because you're loved, Peter.Failed.I failed myself.I failed my family.I failed the campaign.No, you haven't, Peter.May I?You know, when Claire and I were first married, we talked about having children.I told her flat out I didn't want any.It was selfish but honest.I didn't have a particularly happy childhood.I suspect you didn't either.No.You see, no person avoids pain.And I just didn't think it was right to bring a child in knowing that. But now when I think back, I...I realize that was cowardly.I see you,and I think, well, there's a brave man,far braver than me.I'm so tired.When I... when I think about... when I...I'm so tired.You should close your eyes.Let it all go.We have all the time in the world.Peter?Peter.I walked back.Whatever happens in the next few hours,whatever you hear,we will never speak of it.Sir...I heard from Linda about a half an hour ago.The President wants to meet with you.8:30.About what?I don't know.Frank.Now, when you brought up this idea, I wasn't sold.It struck me as both desperate and careless.But then Linda laid out all the pros,and they clearly outweigh the cons.I explained our reasoning to Jimand hoped he wouldn't think I was off my rocker.I did at first,but the President made some very good arguments.It's a bold move, Frank.I'm very impressed.Well, thank you, sir, for being open to the idea.And thank you, Mr. President, for taking the risk.We'll need to work this out step by step.The execution has to be perfect.Where are things with Russo? Any word from him yet? We're still trying to locate him.- Well, is there any cause for worry? - It's been two days.I am a bit worried, I have to admit.I mean, this must be an extremely difficult moment for him. We're hoping he'll reach out shortly.Let's get our people on it. I wanna know where he is. Now, once he withdraws, we have to move quickly.We'll make a joint statement, as you proposed.It's a clear message, I think.Pennsylvanians matter to us,and we're not gonna let them down.That's right.I'll say that Jim's an invaluable asset to the White House,but that I have great admiration for the sacrificehe's willing to make for the people of his home state.And you should not accept his resignation until he's elected. That will show your continuing commitment to him.I think that's a good idea.As long as I can devote myself wholly to the campaign, I agree. Now, should Jim win,we'll need to nominate a Vice President immediately.Linda, you're putting together a list of names?Yes. And you can begin the vetting processas soon as you narrow down the choices.I already have a short list of top contenders.I want your input on that, Jim.More than happy.Congressman?Congressman?We can use the existing infrastructure.Are you okay with Nash Aarons?I like Nash, but I'll want to bring in some of my own people. Well, that won't be a problem. Nash is a team player.And we can reallocate some of your- existing 2016 reelection funds... - Excuse me. Linda.Peter Russo is dead.Suicide.He was found in his garage with the car still running.I'm so sorry, Frank.- May I have a moment, sir? - Of course.I will get more information and start drafting a statement.Let's reschedule. Whenever is best for Frank.Let's reschedule. Whenever is best for Frank. Congressman Peter Russo was found deadearly this morning in the parking garage...why didn't we break this?of his apartment building in Washington D.C.U.S. Secret Service Agents discovered his body after reports that Russo had been missing since Saturday.Fuck!His body was transferred to the D.C. Coroner's officewhere an autopsy is expected to confirm his death as a suicide.A junior congressman from Philadelphia...Russo was 36 years oldZoe.Look at this.And is survived by two children.I gotta get to the office.Russo was in the midst of a heated battlefor the governorship of Pennsylvania.He was last heard publicly during a morning political radio showon Pittsburgh station WZPZ.Now, during the interview,he slurred his words,he sounded disoriented leading many to believeChristina.that he had relapsed...Can you get me a train back to D.C.?Right here on this TV station for allthe late-breaking details about this major news story:the suicide of congressman Peter Russo.the suicide of congressman Peter Russo.I find it very difficult toexpress everything that I'm feeling right now,and I know Claire feels exactly the same.Peter was very special to us.A sort of magnetic presencethat electrified everyone he touched.My husband and I became very close to him in the past several month. Peter was more than a college, more than a friend.He was family.Our hearts go out to his children and his mother.To all of those who knew himand worked with him and loved him.We would ask that all of you respect their privacy,and honor their lost.Today is indeed a sad day for the United States' Congress, for the state of Pennsylvania,and for all of us.Thank you very much.。
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I'm glad you brought up nepotism, Senator.Um, if this were an outright appointment,that would be one thing,but in this case, the president can only nominate.It's the Senate that deems me worthy.I'm here to convince you that I am.Although, I must admit,my husband never remembers to put the toilet seat down,so he could be trying to make it up to me.My larger concern is your experience. You have very little. Well, a decade ago, I founded a small nonprofitand I built it into a major global player.I shepherded a number of bills through Congress on its behalf. And over the last year,I've dedicated myself to sexual assault reform,and have made meaningful strides.Now, while this may not qualify as statecraft,it does illustrate my effectiveness,the same effectiveness I plan on bringing to the United Nations. Thank you, Mrs. Underwood. I yield the remainder of my time. Uh, Mrs. Wallace of North Dakota, you have eight minutes. Thank you, Mr. Chairman.Mrs. Underwood, allow me to get specific.What is your take on UN Resolution 9214,the imposition of sanctions on the Congo for the--The illegal mining and smuggling of mineral resources.Yes. The United States voted against this resolution.The DRC is already wracked with economic hardship, compounded by an unstable government.It ranks 192 out of 194 in GDP per capita.I think we need to encourage foreign investmentand develop new forms of economic growthrather than make one of the world's poorest countries even poorer. From a national security perspective,the United States maintainsa strong interest in the success of the DRC.- We want a stable nation... - They're here....that can help us in combating the spreadof Islamic radicalism throughout the continent.And in order to achieve that, we need to work as its ally,not its disciplinarian.Good morning.Mr. President.Jackie.Terry.Shall we?Now you all have the, uh... overview. But what we have here today - is the comprehensive breakdown-- - Sir, before we begin--Look, Bob, I know you have some serious doubts about this program. But just let me flesh it out first,and then I promise we can address any questions that you might have. - Uh, Mr. President-- - Ten million jobs.Can we all agree that that's a good thing for this country? Universal employment.It's the key for our keeping the White House in 2016.It's the only chance we have of winning back majorities in Congress. Now, the election's only 18 months away.We need to do something bold, something decisive.We need to redefine our party.Actually, that's what we wanted to discuss.You're right, we do need to redefine the party.We need to do it with a fresh face.2016. We don't want you to run.You weren't even elected to the office in the first place.The pardons hurt you. Approvals are low.We're not casting blame, sir.We just believe that this is best for the party.I suspected this was coming, but months from now.I was hoping by then I'd have something to show for my efforts, that I could preempt their doubts with progress.They're nervous. They're being impulsive.It's a bit early to be deciding something like this.Shouldn't we revisit this when we're closer to the primaries?What do you think, Terry?Like you said, sir, we only have 18 months until the general.Less than half of that to Iowa.We would want to settle on a candidate soon.Someone who the whole party can get behindlike the Republicans are getting behind Mendoza.And who would that be?We haven't had a discussion on that yet.We came to you first, out of respect.- Well, there must be a shortlist. - No, not yet.It'll be a process to find the right person.And we were hoping that you would be a part of that process. Obviously, this is a request, Mr. President.It's your decision.But if you do run, sir, you won't have our support.Jackie?I stand by the rest of the leadership.Well, this is certainly a lot to think about.Let's table our discussion on America Works for another time, but thank you all for being so forthright.I'll get back to you on this issue a little later on.Would you like us to stick around for a while?We wouldn't want the press to think we came all the way here - for a five-minute meeting. - That's a very good idea.No raised eyebrows.I'll have some refreshments sent for you into the Map Room. Wonderful.Thank you, Mr. President.As a vocal proponent for the Sexual Assault Bill last session, are you concerned about your relationship with the US military? No, I'm not, Senator.I worked closely with the Joint Chiefs on that bill.What if there were a peacekeeping mission in, say, Burma, to quell civil unrest,and the United Nations asked us to contribute troops,to put our servicemen and women's lives in peril.If you're using Myanmar as a hypothetical,I think we're a long way from that, but as Ambassador--My question concerns the use of US military.The US military is irrelevant. The current situation-- Excuse me, Mrs. Underwood. The US military is irrelevant? Well, I-- That's not what I said.You said verbatim: "The US military is irrelevant."Well, in the, in the context of-- I meant...uh, that there are plenty--I have the utmost respect and appreciation for our troops, sir. Not with statements like that, you don't.Senator, if I may, I can explain.How do we explain to the men and women who serve,who put their lives on the line,that our ambassador thinks they're irrelevant?I think that's an unfair characterization of what I intended-- I am not characterizing anything, Mrs. Underwood,you said the words.And now you're trying to backpedal your way out of it.- You're trying to take my words-- - Don't interrupt me.If you will stop interrupting me, I can explain--No, you see, we ask the questions, you answer them.You're not allowing me to answer the questions, Senator.If you could maybe listen instead of grandstanding.The position you're being considered forrequires calm, cool diplomacy.What concerns me even more than the military commentis your demeanor.Is this what we're to expect from our ambassador?A hothead?Go ahead, Mrs. Underwood, I'm listening.Maybe it's leverage for another play.Scare the wits out of me and then come with the big ask.You sure there is one?America Works. They want to kill it.Or soften me up to consider another VP candidate for the ticket. They're no fans of Blythe.Could be anything, any combination of things.- What? - You saw it?- Saw what? - The First Lady, sir.Jesus.I better call her.She's still in the hearing, sir.I need to see this whole thing. Let's get ahead of it if we can.- The Solicitor General is here. - Cancel it.- You've already postponed twice. - Postpone it again.We can't put it off, sir.It goes to the Supreme Court in less than a month.We have bigger fish to fry.An American citizen was injured by a drone strike.That Walker authorized, not me.But you're the sitting president.If we lose this, it undermines your authority.The media is all over it.We need our rhetoric in line with the Solicitor General's.All right. Christ! Send her in.I'll put this clip on your computer, for when you're done. Terry Womack. Today. Privately.Ms. Dunbar.Before we begin, I'd like to clear the air.Your report. You did good work, necessary work,and I admire you for it.I appreciate you saying that, sir.And you understand the position I was in with the pardons. That's politics, sir. Not my expertise.What's past is past?My focus is the argument I'll present to the court.She sees me as the bank robber who made it to the county line. But she's smart enough to leave her badge at the door.So, the case.As you know, sir, we think the State secret defense is strong. When I consulted with the CIA on the--I'm wondering if State secrets is the best tactic.Both of Mahmoud's legs were amputated.He will be in the gallery, in his wheelchair.That's a powerful image.Even Supreme Court Justices have hearts.We need to stay in their heads.A procedural route is clearly-- -Excuse me.Yes?Uh, tell her I need to watch somethingand I'll call her back from my study in two minutes.- It's my wife. I'm sorry. - Please.- ...you answer them. - You're not allowing meto answer questions, Senator.Maybe you would benefit morefrom listening than grandstanding.I just watched. How can I help?I'm calling Senators.I think it would be heavy-handed if you did too. Well, I don't blame you for getting upset.- You didn't deserve that. - I'm a target now.- That's the price of admission. - We both are.The leadership, they don't want me to run.- What? - Yeah, that's what they saidbefore I could even present the program.- This soon? - Yeah, that's what surprised me.- The entire leadership? - All of them, including Jackie.- That woman has no sense of loyalty. - Well, we'll see.I'm gonna meet with Womack. Turn him around.They only have strength in numbers.Continue, please.As I was saying, we think our procedural defense is strong.State secrets prohibit the introduction of evidence.Assuming they won't dismiss outright,the argument will focus on deference to the executive. Separation between the courts and foreign policy.They simply don't have the security intelligenceto second-guess covert operationswhile we're facing threats on multiple fronts.Sir?- I can't do this now. - Excuse me, sir?My office will be in touch. Apologies. Thank you very much. Maybe you would benefit more from listening than grandstanding. Joining me now from Capitol Hill,CNN's Chief Congressional Correspondent, Dana Bash.Dana, what is the mood at the Capitol?Right, I understand, but...We already have several Senators publicly sayingthat they're gonna vote against Mrs.Underwoodbecause of her comments.A number of others I've spoken tohave gone from supporting her...- Right. - ...nomination, to being on the fence.But, Dana, she's correct, isn't she?Mendoza was grandstanding.Maybe. But even so, if you look at the numbers here, this is doing real damage.The vote was always going to be close...Yes....things aren't looking good for the First Lady.- No, I understand, but-- - Could her military remark be... - It's Mendoza. - ...a slip of the tongue?I appreciate your time, Senator. I hope you'll reconsider. - He's on now? - Yes.Turn that off?Senator, hi. Thank you for returning my call.Sorry it took so long. I had a ton of interview requests.I just wanted to apologizeif I came across as disrespectful in any way.That was wrong of me.I know you didn't mean it, Claire.It's just unfortunate how things are playing out.I realize you can't vote for me yourself,but I was hoping that maybeyou would say something to the effect to--What, to the press?- Or even privately, to your colleagues. - I can't do that. Senator, the vote should center on my merits,not a few moments where you and I took the gloves off.Well, I think that was telling, don't you?How you behaved under pressure?Senator, you know you were taking out of context what I said. Of course I was. I was trying to rile you up.And I succeeded.I wish I hadn't,because it's gonna make things really tough for you.But, if you can convince mycolleagues to change their minds despite that...why, you'd make a great Ambassador.- Thank you for your time, Senator. - Good luck, Claire.He's a son of a bitch.Let's try Peterson next.Approvals go up and down.We can't allow ourselves to be held hostage by public opinion. We're being held hostage by the Republicans.We can't beat them with you as the face of the party. Period. Have you all really thought this through?I'm a sitting president.But not an elected one.But still, to abandon the incumbent,and all the advantages that that entails?Which is the problem. We don't see any advantages.And if you were to come on board with us,if you were to announce that you're not running,it wouldn't seem as if we're abandoning you.The party looks unified.Bob Birch has been trying to do me insince I forced the Education Bill down his throat.I think he's using shaky logic to get you all on board so he can carry out some personal vendetta.It was my idea.Not Bob's.I hope you work with us.We meant it when we said it.We would like for you to be a part of the conversation. - Hello? - Hey, it's me.- I can't hear you. - Hang on a second.- Seth? - Yeah.I was just calling to check in. See how things are going. Good. Things are going really good.Hey, hold on one quick second.Listen, uh, I knowyou're rolling out the AmWorks program soon.I'm sure Remy has a plan in place,but I've been putting together a list.Some key representativesand what they might want in exchange for support. Skeletons in the closet, that kind of thing.Yeah, that's on hold for the moment.- You're not rolling it out? - It's just on hold.- Is something up? - No, everything's fine.We're focused on the summit next month with Russia. But you're good? You getting stronger?- Yeah. - In good spirits?Never been better.I'll email you my ideas. Let me know what he says.- Will do. - Thanks.Senator, when we met in your office last week,we had a long, productive conversation.I can't imagine ten seconds during the hearing would-- Senator, may I call you back in five minutes?Thank you.- Francis? - No luck. It was his idea.What are you going to do?Top 50 bundlers from last cycle.I don't need the leadership if I can get the money.- You? - Too early to tell.Well, I'm here if you need me.I've always said that power is more important than money. But when it comes to elections, money gives power... well, a run for its money.It's Francis Underwood.I thought you said he was handsome.Sorry to interrupt.Well, if she doesn't receive a text with the word "urgent," it's not an official date.How are you? Alan Cooke.- Remy Danton. - Nice to meet you.I'm just gonna go, uh... take a few calls.There's an espresso coming with your name on it, okay? Nice meeting you.So here we are.I wasn't part of the decision. They told me ten minutes before. Who are they talking to? About running?No one yet, as far as I can tell.There has to at least be a list. Even a mental one.Some ideas.We need you to find out.You know, when Walker resigned,Frank's president, you're Chief of Staff.- But me? - You're still in the leadership.- Assistant Whip. - It's a bullshit title.I'm out of the inner circle.What do you want?I want to be on the ticket. His VP.All we want is a little information.What you're asking is... disproportionate.It's repaying a debt.A big one. I whipped the votes for impeachment.I should get to cash in on that.There's no way he'll go for this.Then there's no reason for me to be your eyes and ears.I'll get back to you.During business hours.No, Mark, we ran it in the White House screening room and I swear to God, when those jets crashed into one of our Seawolf subs,the Joint Chiefs screamed.No, they didn't want you to use it and certainly not for free.David, I'm not just asking you for money,I'm asking you to be one of my campaign chairmen.That buys you a lot more than a night in the Lincoln Bedroom.Claire Underwood for Senator Hylbrook.I agree. We can never rely solely upon Security Counsel support.Scott, we're 18 months out.Now, if you wanna be on the ground floor,you got to shit or get off the pot.The key is to provide leadership, to lead by example.I was hoping we could hit Maidstone for a quick eighteen.No, I'm a terrible golfer.Exactly, you'd have the pleasure of beating a president.Now wouldn't that be a good cocktail story?I've spoken to almost every Republican in your committee, sir.Yes, they're taking their cue from you.Is there another number where I can reach him?It's important that we speak this evening.Yes, anytime, no matter how late.A little faith, Tom. That's all I'm asking.Oh, yes! I know, I don't like being called "Ma'am" Either.If I made every decision based on what makes people feel good,I'd be a talk show host, not the president.Well, I know Admiral Jennings is a good friend of yours,- I can call him personally. - Don't let fear drive you.That's not how you run your business, is it?I know you've been in my shoes,and sound bites are not who we are.Penny-wise and pound-foolish.I'm so sorry, Senator, did I wake you?Yes, no, I'll try back again tomorrow.I can't fault you for being shortsighted.I hope you won't fault me for having a long memory.Good night!I'm waking people up now. I'll start again in the morning.- How's it looking? - I had to flip a coin? I don't know.- You? - Not a single backer yet.- Not one? - California's still awake.Maybe I'll have better luck out west.I'm going for a run. I need to do something.- It's late. - Well, I'm too restless.Well, I'll be here, singing for my supper.It's humiliating to have to beg from some kid who was on Facebook before his testicles descended, but that's--Derrick, Francis Underwood. Do you have a few minutes?I'll be running along the Mall tonight.That requires a full detail.How soon can you be ready?We'd far prefer you ran on the track.I'll be running along the Mall.Yes, ma'am. We're going to need the First Lady's detail, ASAP. - This is off the record. - Agreed.You've called my office every dayfor the last six months with one question.I call everyone in the leadership.I get the same non-answer from all of you:"Frank Underwood is our president..."He has our undivided support.Birch slipped up once.He said "unwavering" instead of "undivided."I wanted to drug-test him.There was a meeting this morning in the White House.I was there on Pebble Beach when you came out.It lasted four and a half minutes.- You were in there for an hour. - We were inside for an hour. Doesn't mean the meeting lasted that long.What happened? Why so short?You're the Pulitzer finalist.America Works?Is that why the president went to the Capitol this afternoon? No one from the White House would say.Have a good night.You chose me. What's your play?When you write about presidents, people pay attention.It'll come down to the wire.I'm confident, but I don't want to leave anything to chance. Well, according to Erikson, I have 47 votes as of this morning. Well, I know, Senator, but that's not enough.I need yours.I have every intention of running for president.I need to know you two are with me.If you have any doubts, now's the time to let me know. Nancy, wipe the schedule clean.Yes, everything.We don't leave this office until we have a plan.Ma'am? The Easter Egg Roll we were scheduled for?- Right. - If this is a bad time...No, that's fine. Please, come in.Hello?Yes... Claire Underwood. He's expecting my call.Hi, Sheila. They're beautiful.Would you mind setting them up, please?I have a couple more calls to make.Hello, Senator. Yes, I'm well. How are you?The nomination of Claire Underwood, of Washington DC,to be the Representative ofthe United States of America to the United Nations.Yeas and nays have been ordered and the clerk will call the roll. - Mr. Abner. - Yea.Mr. Braun.Mr. Bray.- This one's a little too pink. - Girls like pink.This is more than pink. It's neon.- Uh, I'm choosing four? - Yes, ma'am.- Willa? - Up by two: 48 to 46.- Ma'am, we can finish up later. - No.- Uh, what's next? - The commemoratives.These are really special.A black egg?- Yes, with patriotic tipping. - It's still a black egg. Engraved with POTUS and FLOTUS signatures.Ma'am? Final tally: 52 to 48.Against.- The press? - In the briefing room.I'll just be a few minutes. Would you mind waiting? Not at all, ma'am.I just heard.I'm so sorry.The press is waiting.Well, they can wait.Do you want me to come with you?No. I just want to get it over with.Claire. You--Good morning.Naturally, I'm disappointedthat the Senate did not confirm my nomination today.But I'm very grateful to have been afforded the opportunity. I'd be remiss if I did not thank my husbandfor all the faith and trust he placed in me.He's always supported me in achieving my goals.I look forward to continued service as First Lady.Thank you.Um, let's go with the... green, the blue, and the cream.And for the rare one? The Golden Ticket, so to speak? Red. That one's beautiful.Thank you. Excuse me, please?You ever try to do this?Balance an egg?We used to do this as kids.You can't change the laws of physics, can you?I was wrong. It's too hard.Sir?Fighting the leadership, raising money.We can't get them to do what they're dead set against doing. We'd need six months just to get them back to square one. We have to reverse our thinking.When the wind's blowing at gale force,there's no point in sailing against it.What do you have in mind?The White House Counsel's office, please.I don't care about their schedules.If not today, tomorrow morning.Should I invite Jackie, too?Well, she qualifies as leadership.- What about her ask? - Stall her for now.Let's see how the meeting goes.I want you to write the speech, every word.- Yes, sir. - And no leaks.You'll have a draft in three hours.And, sir... Doug emailed me a lobbying strategy for AmWorks. - Do you want to look at it? - Of his own accord?- You didn't tell him? - No, I didn't say a word.It must be what he gathered from watching the news.- How is he? - Uh, Doug seems fine.I've been calling him, like you asked.- But he seems all right? - Well, he tells me things are good, although I don't think he'd admit it if they weren't.Why don't you stop by from time to time, since I can't.- See him in person. - Yes, sir.And send me his email.Claire?I'll be in my study if you need me.What're you working on?- Brought you a coffee. - My savior.The leadership meeting yesterday morning.It lasted four and a half minutes.Where'd you hear that?That's not long enough to reject a major domestic agenda.I wasn't in the meeting. I don't know how long it lasted.- Something went down. - If you say so.Uh, I didn't hear anything about it.Could've been the president was called away.- That happens all the time. - Not this time.How do you know?Clearly, I have a source that knows more than you.Most sources do. At least they pretend they do.Thanks for the coffee.Two sugars next time. I'll remember that.You talked to Ayla Sayyad.I can either be an asset or a liability.You think this puts you on the ticket now?Not if you tell him.But the smart move would be to advocate on my behalf. Don't strong-arm me, Jackie.You're the man in the middle. Who else would I strong-arm?I want to be on your team, Remy.We do well when we're on the same team.You have more calls?No. I'm done.- Who spoke to her? - I have no idea, sir.- Well, it's your job to know. - Things are moving fast.I'm just trying to stay ahead of them.Well, we need to move faster. Has the meeting been set? Eight AM tomorrow. I just heard back from Birch's office.Good. Let's have the networks ready to go live by nine.One more thing. Jackie.I think you should decide sooner rather than later.If we're gonna go this route,we need every ally we can get.After the meeting. We'll discuss then.You've emerged.I took a nap. Last night was... I didn't get much sleep.Me, neither.We're gonna find something for you.Some other position, or something as First Lady, I promise.I know.- What are you doing up? - I've got to go over my speech.It's happening tomorrow night.What speech?It's premature, isn't it?Read on.Yes?Yes.Thank you. Please.I put a great deal of thought into what you've all asked of me.I challenged myself to keep an open mind.And my decision is: I will not run for president.Look, they're thinking it's too good to be true, and it is.I lied in the Oval Office before.I didn't want to take the chance this time.It's too big a deal to jinx myself.At nine o'clock tonight,I will announce to the nation my decision.What's the catch?I wanted us to meet here in this room for a reason.For the past five months,my team has sat at this very table, developing America Works. You know how much the program means to me,and I want it to mean as much to you.- So there is a catch. - No, an opportunity.Look, we all know the--All right, let's just say for... argument's sakethat this table hererepresents the next year and a half, all right?So, this is us right now.And down there at the end, that's the election.Now, if I did run, I'd spend the next few months fundraising. And then somewhere around here, I'd formally announce. And then even if I did win the nomination,say, somewhere around here,I'd start to have to face offwith a Republican challenger, probably Mendoza.And then things would get brutal.Daily, daily events.Fending off attacks.Launching my own.And... you're right.In the end......I'd probably lose.I would spend 18 months campaigning,which would leave no time to govern.But you have opened my eyes.I feel liberated.I want to spend these next 18 months dedicated to one thing: America Works. But I need your help to do it.You're putting an awfully big price tag on this, Mr. President. No, you've put an awfully big price tag on this.You're asking me to be a placeholder for 18 monthsand I intend to govern.And if America Works succeeds,then whoever you choose to run in 2016not only has the backing of a united party,but a formidable legacy.But Social Security? Benefits. Entitlements.We don't want to present a fresh faceonly to shoot ourselves in the foot.Then let's not pretend to unite the party,let's unite the party behind this legislation.We'll never get it past the Republicans.We are not here to negotiate!You want forward-thinking, Bob? Then think forward.You want a fresh face for 2016? You wanna work together?。
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Evelyn...- Mr. Danton. - Remy.- How are you? - I'm OK. I'm good.- Been awhile. - Yeah, it has.- Good morning. - Mr. Vice President.Chief Whitehall.Is Andrew Jackson going to be joining us?Is Andrew Jackson going to be joining us?No, I'm sorry, that's a terrible oversight.Doug, will you... remove that.Why don't we take the photograph first.Thank you.Please have a seat.Let's talk federal recognition.Your tribe has waited long enough.- Who is it? - It's me. It's Lisa.Can I come in?Temp jobs, mostly.Clerical work...Right now I'm doing part-time at a dentist's office. Reception.You deserve better.It is what it is.This is the first time I've had Starbucks since I can remember. It's a luxury for me these days.Maybe there's something for you at Glendon Hill.That's nice of you to say,but I'm not the right fit for a place like that.Sure you are.Twenty years' experience in the non-profit sphere, we coordinated all the time NGOs,you'd be a valuable asset to us.- Claire should've never let you go. - Yeah. Well... I'll hold my tongue.She and I don't talk.We had a falling out.- Loyalty isn't her thing. - No, it is not.I don't think she's loyal to anyone.- Except maybe her husband. - Maybe... maybe not. What do you mean?Nothing I know for certain, but......spend a decade working for someone...She threaten you or anything?No. She just wouldn't leave.It's not like I wanted to call the cops.She's not a bad person.No, no, but...I tried to talk to her. Then she lit up a pipe.- Meth? - Yeah.When we were roommates that's all it was.I used to be really deep into that.Heroin, too.And then I found the fellowship.What can I do?I'm sorry. I shouldn't --No, I'm glad you came here.I know you're late for work.I'll call in sick.Don't do that. It's fine. I'll go.Stay here.I mean, don't go back there.Are you sure?Keys. In case you need to come and go.I'll be back around 7:30.Thank you.You don't have to thank me.All the President has to do is pick up the phone,and the bridge is approved.If the President had wanted to be involved,he would have already made that call.It's his initiative, Linda.Was his initiative. We're in a trade war now.But that doesn't mean we have to abandon good policy.It's inconsistent with his current stance.The Committee on Foreign Investment has 30 days to approve. There's only six days left.They won't act without a directive from thePresident of the United States.I'm confused, you've been the biggest proponent of a strong position against China.That is not true.I advocated the opposite early on.You seem fixated on this bridge.Is something else going on here? Unemployment is at nine-point-two,inflation is skyrocketing,we're on the verge of losing our majority.The president needs to offer a piece of good news.A bridge? That's a drop in the bucket.Jobs, infrastructure,deficit reduction--You're still not being straight with me.I have no ulterior motive here,but if you feel that stronglyand the president feels that strongly,then I'll back off.I won't mention it again.I think that's a wise decision.We should be a united front.I couldn't agree more.Thank you.Why does everything have to be a struggle?Can't some people just say "Yes" for once?Sir.I need the president's schedule for the next two days. She change her mind?What do you think?So what's our next move?I'll focus on the bridge,you talk to the Indian affairs.The sooner that Whitehall's tribe gets recognized,the sooner they can break ground on that casino.Yes sir.Maybe it will help me, you know?If I talk about it more in the open.I mean that's what your interview did.When I called. When I could say those things out loud. Well, we don't want you to feel obligated.I know the press hasn't left you alone.If they're going to keep taking pictures of me,I should at least say something.Well, that's only going to become more intensewhen McGinnis gets closer to his court-marshal. Yeah, I know.I'm prepared.If you come and speak to the Armed Services Committee, tell your story,I feel confident we can get it to a vote.I'd be too much coverage to ignore it.And you think it will pass?We need to get it through committee first.But let's be clear, Megan,it's not just the testimony.We'll need you to do a media avail after.Photo ops, a statement.- Ok. - You won't be alone.I'll be standing right next to you.And so will I.Ok.Do you think we're doing the right thing?Hauling her in front of the cameras?We have to trust her when she says she wants to.But it's very importantthat the White House backs us up on this, not just you.I'm not sure if Garrett will get involved publicly.Well, can you talk to him?We haven't been doing much talking about anything lately. Things haven't gotten any better?We haven't said a word to each other in almost a week.I've been there, it's awful.With Frank?Sure.What did you do?We saw someone.You mean a therapist?Weren't you worried about exposure?He was a minister.He wasn't exactly a therapist.It was more like a spiritual guidance, type thing.The only difference was that he had a degree.I could put you in touch.It's too risky.Just a suggestion.Let me know if you change your mind.Thanks.In the meantime, can you try to talk to Garrett?We really need his support with this.I will.Yes?Show him in, please.Remy.So formal.Would you have a seat?Shouldn't keep your interns so late.You and I might not have lives, but they do.When there's work to be done, we work. They know that. Why am I here at 10 at night?Where is the GOP getting their money?That is a $25 million question, isn't it?You must have an idea.What makes you think that?Because you know things.That's why Glendon Hill made you partner.Most of our clients are Democrats.I'm just as much in the dark as you are.I'm losing in my district, Remy.And I wish I could help you.Even if I pull off a win, it doesn't matter.The GOP takes the House,I lose my spot in the leadership,this office, everything I've worked for.I feel for you.But you want information I don't have.Are you upsetabout the last time we saw each other?Not at all.I made myself clear.Can we talk?No work, no politics.We can talk about whatever you want.I've never... been with anyone for more than six months. When I was in the army I was always on the move and, um... Since I've been in Congress,I just haven't had time.I wasn't asking to marry you.Just to be more than company for a night.Do you still want that?I'm here, aren't I?There would have to be clear boundaries.Whatever we have privatelycouldn't affect our professional relationship.Then we shouldn't be having this conversation in your office. I'm glad we had this meeting.If you'd like to have another, just call me.We can leave the secretaries out of it.I'll review this and have Linda get in touch.- Thank you, sir. - Thank you, sir.Good morning, Mr. President.Hi, Frank.I left my bourbon at home,but you have time for some coffee?I'm fine, you go ahead.I wanted to talk to you about the Port Jefferson Bridge. Linda told me you two spoke.Have you reconsidered?It's not the right time, Frank.We'll find some other projectto showcase our program once tensions subside.During the campaign,you repeatedly promised to address critical infrastructure. We're well into your second year.This project is ready to go,you don't want to have to start from square one.I'm thinking midterms.We have to project consistency.Except people don't vote for consistency,they vote for concrete progress.Linda mentioned that you seemed obsessed with this bridge. I'm beginning to think she was right.The backstabbing, vomit-inducing bitch.Is she right, Frank?Tell me why this bridge is so important to you.I wanted to insulate you from this--From what?You asked me to back channel with the Chineseand I have continued to do so.No, I told you to stop back channelingand you did anyway?Without informing me, Frank--I needed to distance you.There are issues that a president cannot be aware of.What issues--But, what I can tell you......is that the building of this bridgedirectly affects our ability to combat the Republicansin the midterms.Have the Chinese--Mr. President, you are asking questionsyou do not want the answers to.All right, how much danger are we in, Frank?None if we end this conversation right now. Sometimes I feel likeI'm losing control over my goddamn administration. You're under pressure, sir,but you're not losing control.You have people who are looking out for you: me, Linda, your wife.I might be losing control of her too.I shouldn't have said that...Of course she wants the best for me.Has Claire said anything?I know they talk.Not much...just that things have been a little rocky.Well, that's an understatement.You have the most difficult job on earth.It would take a toll on any marriage.Which is why I'm urging youto reconsider your decision on the bridge.And I'd say that not as your vice president...but as your friend.Because I care about you.All right, I'll... I'll have another look at it.Thank you, Mr--Thank you, Garrett.Mr. Frost.Morning.We filed all our paperwork back in 2006.We dotted all of our I's and crossed all of our T's. There's over 317 applications.Each one requires at least a year to review.- You need more researchers. - It's not just personnel. There's travel, filing, administration...Name the figure.Twelve, thirteen million.That requires an appropriation from Congress.The vice president can make that happen.But first we need you to recognize the Ugaya tribe. Our policy is first come, first serve.There are other applications which we--Daniel Lanagin disenrolled us.We lost our right to BIA benefits.Is this more about starting a casino?It's about correcting an injustice.I can't be getting involved in inner-tribal conflicts. Yes, you can.If you want that appropriation.Two months.Maybe less if all the ancestry holds up.Lanagin knows.And what did he say?He wants to meet.But on his turf this time.I need a way to get to Missouriwithout attracting any attention.Womack's district's in Kansas City.It's not far from the casino.See if he has any events coming up.Rallies, fundraisers.How's it coming with co-sponsors for Claire's bill? Terrific. We're making great progress.One speech. It'll send a message to Congress that --And a message to the Joint Chiefs that I'm trampling on-- Twenty-four thousand assaults last year,only 3,000 reported because--I know the figures.Do you know how many suicides result from the trauma-- It's not the question of statistics.This bill will save lives.Can we discuss this later?I had to schedule this meeting, Garrett.It's the middle of the day, Tricia.You know very well...Don't make me lobby you when I go home--I'm sorry to interrupt, Mr. President.The secretary general's here.I got two more minutes.It's 12:30. He was scheduled for 12:15.I'll go.You were supposed to tell me to stay,but it's nice to know I'm worth at least two minutes. Hi, Tricia.No, please, don't worry about it.Oh, that's awful.Yes, of course.Let me grab his number for you.Right.His name is Dr. Thomas Larkin,at 202-251-6258.And if you'd like, I can give him a call beforehand and let him know you'll be reaching out.Okay. Well you let me know if I can be of any help. Good night, Tricia.What do you think?We'll see.The idea is to take color theoryand turn it on its head.Break all the rules.They're gorgeous.Who'd you say your client is?I didn't.I was just wondering if maybe I knew them.You don't.Let's say he's a collectoralways on the lookout for new talent.I understand you work for Adam Galloway.Yeah...it's a way to pay the bills.I mean, Adam's a good photographerif you like that kind of thing.I'm much more interested in form.How much for all of them?What?I'd like to buy them all.Missouri is the Show Me State for a reason.And we need to show the rest of Americathat we can keep our leadership intact.It is a pleasure to look outand see a room full of smiling faces.That's not something you see every day in Washington, D.C. What did your editors say?5,000 words.This should be twice that.I can probably get them to eight,but I'm gonna need the first lady, too.Separate interviews.Let me talk to Mrs. Underwood.How come you're coming to me with this instead of Connor? Between you and me, he's out.He got a job at SpaceX.His choice or was he pushed out?People don't like working with me, Matt.You may be the only one.I don't like you either.I might if you give me the First Lady.They'll both be speaking to armed services tomorrow. Along with Megan Hennessy.She's the one the general--That's right.I'll set up a one-on-one, text you for your piece.All right, let me know, man.Anything for the Times, man.Anything for the Times, huh?Then we get shut out of donor meetings.The magazine. And yes.Raymond Tusk.Your boss went to see him last October.It's in his congressional travel report.Before my time.You said they didn't communicate.I said, "Not to my knowledge."We're in Missouri.He's not one of the donors.I can quote you on that?If you spell my name right.Now, normally, I don't quote Northern writers,but every now and then one of themsays something that makes a lot of sense,and this Emerson fellow you probably heard of,once wrote that the only wayto have a friend is to be one.I think you all knowwhat kind of a friend Terry has been to this district.So I am proud to introduce him todayand to call him my friend.Would you please welcome, the majority leader, Representative Terry Womack.Thank you, Mr. Vice President.We all set?I told the pressyou were having some private meetings with contributors. Any protests?We're good except for Ayala Sayyad.- Thank you. - Thank you. What's going on?Potential blind spot.Tell me on the way to the car.Mr. Vice President.Thank you.Calm down. Now.Welcome.What a pleasant surprise, Raymond.Mr. Vice President.I was expecting to see you privately today, Daniel. It's a serious matter.I invite all the chiefs to the circle.Nice pool.I've never swum in it.The chlorine hurts my eyes.You're welcome to take a dip in it if you'd like. Another time.Well, Raymond tells me you're a ribs man. Well, I've got three of the choicest pieces of meat you'll ever see in your life coming out.You do not want to pass on this.I won't be here long.So, the Ugaya band.Tip of the iceberg.They're not a real tribe.They're about to be.No, they're a bunch of troublemakerswith too much hope on their hands.Once they get recognized,they're gonna have their own casino.In two years... at best?You better enjoy this pool while you can.I don't think your casinocan stand that sort of competition.Who do you think Whitehall calledas soon as he left the BIA?You offer them a casino two years from now,we offered what they really want.Reenrollment in my tribe.A tip of your iceberg is melting, Frank.And you do not have time on your side,so how about this...?You help me repair my relationship with Garrett,Dan and I here get the moneyflowing back in the right direction.How about this...?I get the BIA to investigate both of you.Connection to Feng, laundering--You could, but you won't.You don't dare.My money has been going to the Democrats for nine years. You were the whip for all of them.You implicate us, you implicate yourself.And everyone in the leadership.Here comes the steak.Now you are going to enjoy this, Frank.There you go.Thank you.Now dig in, Frank.Before the flies get to it.I'll pass, thanks.Are you sure?This is soy-fed Matsusaka beef.You know, my ancestors would've prayed to this heiferto honor her spirit.But at 200 bucks a pound,I figure... fuck tradition.Come on, live a little, Frank.Mr. Vice President.Not my Vice President.You're on sovereign land.Dogs are so predictable, aren't they?Set up a meeting with Walker.Tonight, if possible. I should be back by six.Lanagin didn't budge?He reenrolled the Ugaya. We have to get the bridge approved now. I'll call Linda.Bypass her, I don't want her in the meeting.I'm on it.Thanks.Meechum, get in touch with the planehave them make ribs for the flight back.Yes sir.Mr. Vice President, do you have a moment?I'm sorry, the President asked to see me.No, he didn't, you requested the meetingand I took it off the schedule.You did what?Let's go in your office.You lied, Frank.You said you would let the bridge goand then you went behind my back,just like you're trying to do now.I do not require your permission.No, but you should involve me.The President and the Vice Presidenthave issues they must discuss privately.When you are secretive,it prevents me from being able to do my job.And when you cancel meetings,it prevents me from being able to do mine.Which is why I wanted to talk,so we can work things out.- I will not waste my time - We should be working together. inflating your sense of self-importance!Excuse me?How many elections have you won?!How many congressional committees have you chaired?! Would you even be working in the White Houseif I hadn't recommended you during the campaign?I returned that favor and then some.Look where your desk is now!And I'd say we're even.And if you want to maintain my respect,you're going about it all wrong.I asked you in here to work out a situation--You didn't ask, you demanded!I will not be left out of the loop,I'm the president's chief of staff.You call this being chief of staff?Micromanaging his datebook?I'd say that's more of a glorified scheduler.The White House would fall off its rails without me doing my job. - Are you certain about that? - Yes, I am.I look out for the president 24/7.I keep him informed.I keep his priorities straight.We did just fine before you became vice president, Frank.All right, let's go over to the Oval Office right nowand ask the president to choose:his chief of staff or his vice president.I know what the answer would be.You wanna go?I didn't think so.Now I will see the president tomorrow morning,schedule or no.And please, turn out the lights before you leave.I thought you went home.No, not yet.Is there something wrong?I know you are reconsidering the bridge project and I want- I'm reviewing it. I'll make my decision soon.But you already made a decision, sir.I'm concerned that you are overthinking this one.- If we backtrack... - Did I not make myself clear?I'm just trying to offer my advice, sir.Which I've heard.And which I don't need to hear againbut... thank you.I know the vice president spoke to you yesterday- and in fairness... - You know I value your input, linda, but when I say I've heard it,you need to know I mean that.Of course, sir.Is there anything else?No, sir.- Good night. - Good night.You disappointed me.I told you it would take time.Any leads?I've been going over his state senate days.It's a slow process.I have to be thorough.So how is it that i've found more in two daysWhat do you mean?I've had to do your job for you.You found something?I'm the one who's supposed to ask that question. What'd you find?Maybe I can help.Are you working for Frank?Yeah, as his communications director.No, are you working for him?Come on.He couldn't pay me a fraction of what you're offering. Don't lie to me.Look, if you've lost confidence in my ability--Stop fucking around.You made the wrong choice, Seth.I don't think so.You're nothing.You're a parasite.So are you Danton.Just in a nicer suit.Do you know what it might be?Well, keep your ear to the ground.That was Seth.He thinks Remy may have something on us. What?He doesn't know.- Do you think it could be-- - No.If it's anything I'm sure it's innocuous.Nothing we can't weather.But my bet is they're bluffing.Just to make us paranoid.But he's a dangerous man, isn't he? Raymond? We can be dangerous too.When we need to be.*Lord, I just can't**keep from crying sometimes.**Lord, I just can't**keep from crying sometimes.**When the world's filled with sorrow**and my eyes are filled with tears.**Lord, I just can't**keep from crying sometimes.*Don't stop.I used to be a call girl.I had to get away from it.And that's why I came here.There's a lot of stuff you don't know about me. You don't have to say anything you don't want to. When you tapped on my shoulder on the bus, there was something...Your eyes.- That sounds really, really dumb. - No. Um, I don't know.I felt like I wanted to tell you everything. Like, that I could trust you,- even though I didn't know you. - You can.I never trusted anyone.Have you ever loved anyone?No.I've never expected much from the world.It's ugly.It's not a fair place.I'm happy to have what I have.I'm glad I have this.I've thought it all out.And there's a way to do itso we don't risk any exposure.Do we have to talk about this now?I'm beat.My brain is f...Yes, we do.Because it's our marriage.If we're going to survive the next two years... or six.We need to do something.We should be each others' support system. Not cause each other stress.The foundation of this White House is not brick and mortar.It's us, Garrett.This is important to me.And I want it to be important to you.I have to trust that whatever you're managing,to whatever extent you choose not to inform me,that I'm neither at risk,nor passively condoning something blatantly illegal.Any risk solely falls on me,and you can't be accused of condoning what you're not aware of. Being not aware is just as egregious.Not in this case.I'm steering the ship away from the rocks,not toward them.Then I'll call the committee for foreign investments.You're making the right decision, sir.I have another difficult decision to make.Linda submitted her resignation.I was furious with her.That was a very manipulative move.I can speculate as to why she made it.Are her complaints valid?I have a very biased view on that subject.Well, I've heard hers.Give me yours.Linda and I don't always agree.But she's been very loyal to you,and a more than competent Chief of Staff.So you think I should keep her?Do I think she oversteps sometimes?Yes.Does she wrongly equate her advice with mine?Often. But...the question that occurs to me is not about Linda.Let's say you refuse her resignation,if this gets out, and it could,won't you be sending a signal to anybody who works for you that... ...you can be leveraged.She offered her resignation.She's already gone even if she stays.Megan. They're ready.I don't know, my hands are shaking.You can do this, Megan.I'll be there.I get panic attacks sometimes.- You're afraid you'll get one? - Yeah.OK, why don't we ask for a couple more minutes,- that's not a problem. - It's not about that,they just come.I can't control them.I don't want to do this.OK, Megan, there's some of the most senior congressmenand women in the room,and the press, they've shown up just to hear from you.I know.OK, I don't want to pressure you,but a lot of planning has gone into this.Please don't make me do this.We're not making you do anything.Then can I just go back home?- Back to Chicago? - Listen, you have nerves,that's understandable.I don't wanna fucking do it, OK?I understand, it's OK.But if you back out now, Megan...This isn't about me at all, is it?...this is not good for us. It hurts us,it makes us look unorganized.This is about your fucking moment to shine.You don't fucking care if do...I do care. I do care.It is about me and about you!And for whatever reason,we both decided to share what happened to us.And it mattered and people listenedso let's go in and finish what we started.I can't, I'm not the right person.Come on, Megan.You know what I did last night?I picked up some guy at a bar.A total stranger.I let him fuck my brains out at the hotel.Night before, same thing.I can't stop.It's my only way to fucking...Jesus, I fucking hate thiswhen my hands shake like this and I...It's OK.- It's OK. - I'm not who you want to be your poster girl. You don't have to be. You don't have to be.I'm sorry I'm letting you down.It's OK, you're not letting me down.It's OK. It's OK.When will it become official?President will make his call this afternoon.Official approval will be announced in the morning. No revisions to the agreement?None. Everything is as spelled out in the proposal. Then I will uphold my end of the bargain.The money will be cut off.You required proof. Now we want some.What sort?Of your commitment.You kill your co-venture with Tusk.。
纸牌屋--第4季第3集-字幕-对白-纯英文-看美剧学英语-打印-word版

John! We're paying you to clean cars,not read the paper.Yeah, okay. Sorry.When I think of the goodness of Jesusand all that He's done for me,my soul shouts out, "Hallelujah."- Hallelujah! - Amen.That was absolutely beautiful.You sang it as heavenly and as loudlyas we do in Dallas. Amen!Amen.My mother and I are proud tointroduce a man who fought for you in Congress.He's fighting for you now in the White House.We wanna help him to stay there.- Amen. - Amen.President Frank Underwood!All right!Thank you.You're all wonderful.Thank you. Please be seated.You know, it's on a morning like this, in a church like yours, that I'm very proud to be a South Carolinian."How many of you drove to church?Let me start by asking,how many of you drove to church here this morning?"How many of you drove to get to church here this morning? And how many of you drove together?Well, I can appreciate that.Gas prices right noware putting a strain on everybody's pocketbooks.Isn't that true?I think maybe more here in Gaffney,at least I feel it here in Gaffney more than anywhere else. "Especially here in Gaffney.Now, as president, I feel responsible for that.Or maybe, I feel even more so here.You know, we've never been a rich town.You know, a lot of times in my childhood, I thought to myself, 'Why, we just, we were almost like an invisible town to people... We didn't matter.'"That we didn't matter.And, of course, I was a white boy.And as poor as my family was,we still were a lot better off than a lot of your families...who not only had to struggle through povertybut had to fight racism as well.Now, how many of you remember 1973?"Now, how many of you remember 1973?When gas prices were as bad as they are today,and we had to wait hours just to fill our tank.Why, OPEC was trying to hold us hostage thenjust as Russia's trying to hold us hostage now.But somehow...our little community, why, we came together, didn't we? We came together, didn't we?" Yes.We looked out for each other. We were there for each other. Now, maybe we didn't matter to the rest of the country,but we sure as heck mattered to each other.We're still struggling with poverty,and racism is still something we have to fight against.But I know that this town does matter.That all of you matter.And I don't just say that because African Americans represent half the vote in this state.I say that because, despite our troubles...we are one community.One family.And that gives us strength.That strength is a powerful thing.It's not invisible.It radiates.I place my faith in God to give me purpose.I put my hope in you to give me strength.Yes, sir.And come tomorrow, when you vote...I hope that you will place your trust in me......to help continue to lead this countryas we have led this community, together.Thank you all very much.Good morning.I'm LeAnn Harvey, traveling to Washington.The First Lady isn't here yet, Ms. Harvey,but you're welcome to board the plane, if you'd like.Uh, no, I'll wait until she gets here. Thank you.Aidan.Hey, I just sent the research.- What's the gist? - The anger, it's biblical.- Uh, gas prices? - Yeah, gas is school.Gas is work.Gas is the family trip to Disneyland.Every cent it goes up is another six points on the anger index. We predict that $7 a gallon will get you riots.What about the First Lady?Oh, she's faring better than he is.Sympathy for the sick mother.Thanks for the rush job on this.Well, you're a friend. And this is far more interesting than... testing names of anti-depressants for five-year-olds, or... what color cross trainers soccer moms will drool over.- I thought you hated politics. - I do.But anger? And seduction?Those are interesting.- Mother, my earrings. - Yes?You took them.I did no such thing.I said I don't...You're taking my money. I took something of yours. Claire...When you leave today, I don't want you coming back. Oh, I'll come and go as I please, Mother.This is unreal.You sure we can count on this guy?He loathes Francis. That we can count on.But use your best judgment.Who compiled this?An analytics firm I contract with,one of the best in the country.They can be trusted?Yes. I work directly with the owner.Francis really needs this win in South Carolina.He sure does.Let's release more of the strategic reserve.That might slow down the price inflation, but it won't halt it. How are you two ladies enjoying those ribs?Mmm, I'm gonna need a nap after this.Well, you'll have time.I have two hours of fundraising calls to make.It was very nice of youto let us stay at your house, Mr. President.Well, that's how we do things here in Gaffney.Sir?Listen, I am not gonna negotiate a bailoutif he won't budge on privatization.If he wants to let his own people starve, so be it.He may look for relief from Beijing, and that would-- The only thing he hates more than us is China.He won't kowtow.But if Petrov does cave to them,that puts the global energy--Look, Cathy, I have to call you back.- When? - About 30 minutes ago.- So this will be your box, number 433. - Thank you. Would you like to open up a savings account with us? - Debit card? - No, the box is fine.Okay.Would you mind if I...Oh, sure. I'll give you some privacy.Thank you.Good to see you.You, too, Francis.I'm surprised.I don't hear from you, then you just show up.Mmm, to be honest, I wasn't sure until I landed.You've gotten some sun.Tractor-pulling event yesterday. I should've worn a hat.- Are Doris and Celia here? - They were.I set up cots for them in the guest room,but when I heard you were coming, I sent them off to a hotel.I figured you'd want that room for yourself.That's very thoughtful.You have an event now.Limestone College.Well, I'll join you.They'll be there, if you'd rather not see--It'll be fine.Unless you'd rather I not go.No, I'd love you to come.If he knows I'm involved...So make sure he doesn't.Can I see it?Oh, boy.Now, this could get interesting.We need it done by tomorrow morning.Well, my cousin has a friend, owns an industrial print shop, but a job that size...This should cover it.And then some.Oh, I didn't know Heather Dunbar had it in her.It's nice to meet you, Mr. Chase.Well, are you sure you wouldn't like some iced tea?Thank you, no. I should get going.How about some fries with that shake?Get done what I want done. Don't make me come back here. - What did Manny say? - I got your shift, bro.- What about the car? - The Fusion.I can reset the odometer,park it in front of your place after work.But, hey... you gotta get it back by tomorrow night.- Otherwise, when they do the inventory-- - I promise you. All right.So the cost.As soon as I get my paycheck, I'll--No. I don't want money.Most of the other guys work here, they ain't much to look at. You?Keep lookin' over.Hey, man, listen...- You want the car or not? - I'll find some other way.I know about you.I seen your parole officer come check in on you.What would he say about you taking one of these cars? Come on.Get in.I just learned today that Limestone College,founded in 1845,was the first women's college in South Carolina,and one of the first in the nation.And that's something to be proud of.And since then, this school and its students have flourished.A young, eager communityof men and women of all races and backgrounds,a true reflection of America's future.How did he convince you to come back?I convinced myself.Forty-six years I was married to my husband before he passed.But if he'd pulled on me what Frank pulled on you,he would've been long gone.I think it's worked out for the best.Your daughter is going to make a fabulous congresswoman. Well, thank you.Two minutes.Now, Frank Underwood understands the need for equality,in education and throughout our lives.Most of all, he believes in giving every Americanthe opportunity to earn a living.He put this belief into action before and he will again,and Frank Underwoodwill not allow this journey to end with Limestone.You will go out into this worldand astonish us all with your intellect,your... your worthiness, and your strength.Now, I would like to introduce two of the strongest women I know. Well, don't you look thick as thieves....and the First Lady of the United States, Claire Underwood. It's as though she never left.And that's what I'm afraid of.All right, let's hurry on up, now.Bugayev is telling me that they are willingto reduce their oil output byanother 20% by the first of next month.What are the projections on gas prices?North of 150 a barrel for oil.Six, maybe $7 a gallon for fuel.My phone has been ringing off the hook, sir,from the U.K. to Poland.The IMF wants to help uswith the debt relief solution.Sir?We need to respond to strength with strength.Well, I don't know how we could be any stronger,other than to invade Russia.And what if we do?- Excuse me, sir? - Not with troops.With fear.He's never trusted us.He already thinks we're behind Milkin's failed coup.What if we put Milkin in a position to succeed.Now, I don't care if Milkin actually succeeds.Unfreeze all his assets. Fly him to a border country.Put him in a room with other dissidents.Petrov needs to know that we'll stop at nothing.Sir, the diplomatic repercussions of such an action--All I want is the appearance.Let's look at best and worst case scenarios as soon as possible. Thank you very much.Oh, I'm sorry. I thought you were--That bed was too stiff.- I'll sleep in there then. - Sleep in here.We had the mattress on the floor.What?That first year, the mattress and those lumpy pillows.Which you used to steal from me in the middle of the night. Well, because you would hog all the covers.God, we were living like heathens.Well, because we were spending everything we had on the race.I remember I used to think this place was a palace, though.- It was. - Not compared to the ranch.Well, it was a palace because it was ours.Good night, Francis.The press has surrounded the house.I can't leave the damn placeuntil I know exactly what I'm gonna say.We need to cancel your events.Of course we need to cancel my events.- The expression on my face is a-- - What's going on?...taken in a nondescript location,does not seem to be a direct endorsement for the KKK.- My God. - My father.Sir? Congresswoman Jones is heading back to Texas.Get her on the phone for me, right now.Meechum, I need you to do me a favor.There are no clues at the momentas to who may be responsible,but Gaffney PD is taking the canvas picture downwithin the hour for further examination.On primary day.I can't verify anything yet in terms of who it is,or even whether it's real, or--The day before New Hampshire, there's a marriage story,and now in South Carolina we have this?Uh, how are we getting blindsided?- I should get that-- - Let it ring.Look...I didn't even know about the fight until you told me.And how was I supposed to know about this photo?Because it is your job to get out ahead of this shit.The oppo team should've tracked this down. That's the campaign. So, if Vaughn didn't know, or the president didn't tell him...It has to be somebody close to him. Someone with a lot of access. The president's on the line.Sir, it's Doug. I'm in here with Seth.I'm gonna tell the truth. I'm gonna say it is my father.That's probably the best response,if you have a good way to frame it.I know what to say. The question is where.One-on-one. Something exclusive.Not in front of the media.I need to connect directly to the voters,the African American voters.Mr. President, I've got the Secretary of State.I'll call her back.Hang on, boys. Meechum?It's here, sir.What can you tell me?Yesterday, a woman named Leslie McIntyreopened a new box.I'm having the name run now,but it looks like she used a fake social.What about security footage?They reset the cameras every morning.I asked what she looked likeand all the manager said is that it was a Caucasian brunette. Nothing strange about her.All right. Bring the box back here.Don't let it out of your sight.As far as I know, there's only one photograph.Meechum says it's still at the bank.Sir, it's just me.Are you thinking what I'm thinking?Yes, sir.Well, you keep an eye on him.I want emails and phone records of everyone in the White House. Including yours.Mine? You honestly think--Is there a problem?No.Good.It's unfortunate.Ms. Dunbar! Ms. Dunbar? Ms. Dunbar?The imagery...That anyone would try to inflame racial discordby doing something so base.Whether it's Calvin Underwood isn't the point.If it is, and we have no confirmation on that,I mean... Who put this up? And why?Who knows.And the sins of the father aren't necessarily the sins of the son. But... it's troubling. Very troubling.Stunts like these have the potential to open old wounds.We can't let that happen. We need to rise above it.Make clear, no matter who you support,that this sort of behavior will not be tolerated.Get me Reverend Clark and Gene Clancy on the phone.Hey, they want you out by the bus.By the bus?- Um, who are you? - Sorry.Mark from the Butler County office.They want all the Cincinnati volunteersto gather by the bus for a photo with Dunbar.Jenn told me I wasn't supposed to leave--That's why she sent me.She didn't want you to miss the photo. Go.Out by the bus?She told me to cover for you.Okay, um...well, there were a couple of no-shows,but, you know, otherwise, everyone's here.- Okay. Thanks. - Very convenient. Thanks.Enjoy.I'm David Grimes with the Cleveland Plain Dealer.Where's your credential?I was an idiot and left it in the car.They recognized me at the check-in desk, though.I can direct you to the bullpen,but this area is off-limits to the press.I'm actually supposed to do an interview with Cynthia Driscoll. The Advance guys said I should come this way.Wait here.I'm sorry, Mr. President, we just can't do it.Forty-five percent of the vote here is African American.You and your mother standing by my sidewould go a long way to put this--I am running for Congress in a black and Latino district.My mother was beaten and hosed down in marches.You want us to vouch for a man whose father was in the KKK? - No, he was not in the Klan. - That was him in that picture. Yes, but I've explained that.This is the state where the Civil War started,where you can still see rebel flags on bumper stickers.There is a history of racist brutality here, Mr. President. Those sort of symbols matter.Could you put your mother on, please?Mom?He wants to speak to you.Mr. President.Listen, we need to stand together. Now, I've endorsed Celia. Claire can do a great deal for her in Texas.She's better off without the Underwoods at this point.But what about your clinic?Imagine how that would look, holding our clinic for ransom.I'm appealing to your goodwill, Congresswoman.When we stop getting beaten and shot...you'll have my goodwill, Mr. President.Goodbye.Get me Gene Clancy again.What if it's Oren Chase, Francis?He could've gotten his hands on a copy.There may be more than one.Meechum first, then Clancy.Lucas?We need to talk.- I thought you were-- - I was. I'm... I'm out now.This is important.Mr. President, was your father a racist?Was your father a racist?Mrs. Underwood, is your mother okay?Mr. President!- Mr. Chase? - Who are you?United States Secret Service.We're not after you, Mr. Chase.We're after whoever put you up to it.Put me up to what?You can answer me here,or we can go to the Columbia field office for questioning.I have no idea what you're talking about.All right, I need you to come with me, sir.- Now, hold on. - Step outside, sir.I wanna talk to a lawyer.I need backup at 4126.- Come on, that's not necessary. - Not if you cooperate, sir. If I talk to you, I won't get in trouble?I swear to God, Ms. Dunbar. It's all true.Then where's the proof?I don't have the means, but you do.You've investigated him before. You know he's dangerous. Mr. Goodwin--Why would he go after me if I wasn't onto something? This was a high-level sting operation.Major resources were dedicated to it.I'm... I was a journalist, no criminal record.How am I suddenly such a threat, unless I'm--Even if I did believe you,I am no longer part of the DOJ. I am a private citizen now. Who's running for president--Aren't you breaking WITSEC protocol by being here?I am no longer comfortable with this.You're... you're my last chance. Please!- I suggest that you go back home. - I'm... The things I've-- - Don't make us get security involved. - Please. Just-- Just give us five minutes until she's out of the building. Please. Please listen to me.I'm... I'm begging you.Just help me...Help.Please, please...Oh, God...How could you put me in a room with him?I didn't know what he was gonna say.But I assumed that if he went to such great lengths--The DUI, that's all he has proof of. That's nothing.Even I have helped people get off for that.- There's the affair... - With no evidence.Then he leaps to murder... Two murders?The man is troubled.We saw the look in his eye.I thought he might have something real.He used to be a good editor.And now he is a convicted felon.You said no stone unturned.I'm sorry, I should have thought better of it.Yes, you should have.Let's let it go. How are we doing in South Carolina?Early exit polls are good.- We have a shot at winning. - Actually winning?That billboard's done real damage.I appreciate you doing this, Gene.You're really saving my life here.Just remember it when I run for county executive.I'll be down here whenever you need me.Oh, it's not the when, it's the what. And how much. Afternoon, Oren.- Mr. President. - Have a seat.Didn't you learn your lesson with all that Peachoid nonsense?Well, you promised to help me with the 4th.I let my bitterness get the better of me.Who specifically approached you? A woman?- Brunette? - Yeah.Uh, about so tall, good-looking.Wouldn't give me her name.We should get photosof everyone in Dunbar's staff that fits that description.Already compiling it, ma'am.And as for you...you're gonna plant yourself in front of as many TV camerasthat can gather around that bony ass of yours.You're gonna be wracked with guilt and overcome with conscience. And you do that and I'll make sure that you aren't charged.You want me to say it was Dunbar?Come on, be smarter than that, Oren. She'll sue you for slander. Just say you were boughtand people will connect the dots on their own.Get him out of here.I hope you don't Welsh onyour promise to me the way you did with Oren.You're family, Gene. I would never betray one of the family.Shall we?Ready?Many of you voted for me for mayorbecause you've known me your whole lives.Well, I've known Frank Underwood my whole life.He's my friend and I trust him,and I don't care what's on that billboard.I'm proud he's my president,and I'm proud to have... be standing with him here today.Thank you, Gene.Yesterday, I stood in this church...and I talked about community.I talked about our collective strength,black and white, coming together during times of crisis.And today there's probably a lot of you who think I'm a hypocrite. How can a man whose father was in the KKK stand up hereand mean the things he said?Yes, that is my father in that photograph,I'm not going to deny it.But the truth is he wasn't in the Klan.The year that photo was taken,my father needed $5,000 to pay off our debts,or the bank was gonna foreclose on our farm.Now, my father went to every other bankwithin a hundred miles of here,and no one would give him a loan.He asked friends, he asked family,but nobody had that kind of money.And we were about to lose everything.Now, at the time, the owner of the Gaffney First Bankwas a member of the Klan.Some of you know that.And he would do whatever the Klan told him to do,and my father knew that.So my father did what he had to do.He went to a meeting and begged the leader of that chapterto talk to the owner of the bank.And at that meeting, that's when that photograph was taken.The only reason he was there was to try to save our farm.Now, Calvin Underwood hated himself for going to that meeting. He hated himself for taking that photograph.But he would've hated himself even more if he'd lost our farm...if he hadn't been able to provide and support his family.Now, look, I'm not trying to ask you to forgive himbeing in that photograph.He probably thought no one would ever see it.But I am asking you to empathize with his predicament.And ask yourselves...what would you do to save your family?Now, whoever stole that photograph and vandalized that billboard, they're not trying to unearth some big scandal about my past,'cause it just isn't true.What they're trying to do is divide us.What they really wanna succeed in doingis making sure you don't vote for me today.They've gone to a whole lot of troubleto make me look pretty bad.But that's politics.My hope in coming here today...and speaking openly and honestly about this...is that we can stay united.So my plan is to stay here as long as it takes,to speak to each one of you individually,and answer every question that you might have.Thank you very much.Thank you very much, ma'am.President Underwood,speaking live in his home town of Gaffney, South Carolina, addressing claims thathis father was a member of the Ku Klux Klan.A billboard there was vandalized late last nightwith a photo of his father standingnext to a man in Klan robeswith the caption, "Underwood 2016."As we've just seen, the president did not deny allegationsthat his father had some connection to the organization,instead explaining that Calvin Underwood attended one meetingas a last resort to save his family's peach farm from foreclosure.The president was subject to widespread criticismafter news of his family's alleged Klan connection broke this morning. Today's primary result will show--I don't know her name. I asked, but she wouldn't tell me.And I deeply regretthat I allowed my political leanings to compromise my better judgment.I want to apologize to anyone I might have offendedby hoisting up such painful imagery.We're getting calls asking if it was us.- Do you think someone from our team-- - Absolutely not.I think Underwood put this guy up to it.He's trying to turn this back around on us.We need to deny, forcefully.I'm already putting a press avail together at your next event.Maybe we need to reconsider Goodwin.- What do you have in mind? - I'm not sure.Look at this.It came from the goddamn White House!We're questioning the photographer now, sir.I've got a statement prepared thatthis was a run-of-the-mill event,that you took photos with lots of re-enactors.It doesn't matter how you spin it.I just stood in front ofa group of African Americans in a churchasking them to believe in me.It's bad enough they see my father next to a Klansman.Now they see me next to a symbol of slavery.I wanna find out who's leaking this shit,and I want their head on a goddamn stake!Sir, I have a theory.I think...Well, I think it might be Edward Meechum.Meechum?He knew about the argument between you and the First Lady. He was there on that trip to Virginia.He would never do something like this.Dunbar has a lot of money.Put out a statement to the networksthat I won't be giving a concession speech.Sir... don't you think that might look like you're running from-- I just lost my home state.I'm not gonna rake myself over the coals.Meechum?I'm not ruling anyone out.Sir?I brought the safety deposit box for you.You can put it down.- Meechum. - Yes, sir?Have I given you any reason to hurt me?Hurt you, sir?Have I done you wrong in any way?I'm sorry, sir, I don't understand.Look me in the eyes, Meechum.- Sir... - Meechum, shh.Are you all right, sir?I've been better.I'm still on duty.Is there...anything I can do?You could go out and stuff some ballot boxes for me. - You'll bounce back from this. - I sure hope I can. Uh, when I got fired...from the Capitol Police...I mean, I know it doesn't compare, but...I felt pretty bad.I thought my career was over.Then you turned everything around.You don't get second chances in elections.I know.But there's a lot of primaries ahead.All I'm saying is it's not over. You'll get through this. - I'm sorry, that must sound so stupid. - No, it doesn't.I appreciate it.I'll be out by the motorcade, sir, if you need anything. Thank you, Meechum.I knew it, but I didn't wanna believe it.It's only a wound.It's not fatal.My home state, Claire.Have a seat.I end your race so you end mine?- Let me explain, Francis. - Spite, revenge!Please, sit down. We need to talk.Nothing is going to come from anger right now.Last night when we were talking, you called this house a palace. This is where we began.And do you remember when my mother almost left Daddy because he funded your campaign?That's how much she hated you.But I didn't care,because I saw something. I saw a future.Our future.We had a future until you started destroying it.Well, you wouldn't have listened otherwise.I always listen to you.Only when it's what you want to hear.Well, all right, Claire. I'm listening now.What is it you so desperately needed to say?We've never lost a race in 30 years.We started here and we've always won.You and I, together.But you are losing, Francis.People are getting killed at the gas pumps.America Works is falling flat.Your campaign manager is ten years behind ten years ago.You don't have a viable running mate.We both know it can't be Donald Blythe.。
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I just love your writing, Tom,ever since Scorpio.I think it just gets better and better.Oh, yeah? What else have you read?All of them.I thought the latest was brilliant, God's Cauldron. - You read that? - In one sitting.But what we'd really love to readis your book on the Underwoods.Well, it's changed. It's fiction now.But based on them.People might draw parallels.Would the Underwoods find it flattering?I don't think they'd be too happy with it.How do you think it'll do?- Who knows? - Better than God's Cauldron, I hope. Sales were disappointing, weren't they?In fact, they've been disappointingon everything you've written the past ten years.We can change that with this new book.I'm not a political tool.We didn't fly you up here because my wife's a fan. I'm sure you had a notion of what we're after.I didn't have any expectations.I just came because I was curious.Well, then let me satisfy your curiosity.If your book can hurt the Underwoods,we want it to be published before the election,and we want it to be big.Dana Treister, do you know her?The editor of Vanity Fair.That's right. She's a close friend.And Ben Grant, founder of Pollyhop.I saw the webcast.They don't manipulate search results,but let's just say a big spread in Vanity Fair...Nice juicy excerpt,profile on Thomas Yates, his literary comeback.We're on the cover this month, but... next month it could be you. I'm on the Marxist side of Democrat.Why would I help a Republican?You'd be helping yourself, Tom.And if that helps us a little bit along the way,what's the harm in that?Senator Dean Austen of Ohio,the leadership's top choice for running mate.Twelve years in Congress,helps us with a major swing state,middle of the road, very few enemies,and most importantly to them, long-time friend of the NRA. Now his shortcomings are he's another middle-aged white guy, underwhelming, unimaginativeand a long-time friend of the NRA.So you can see how I feel about the leadership's choice. Senator.I'm honored, Mr. President.I just have one major reservation.- Claire. - Yes, sir.Well, between you and me,I'm not even sure this gun bill is gonna pass.But if I'm being asked to support it,you know the sort of hot water--Yes, but I need you on the ticketto balance our stance on guns.We have to appeal to the Republicans as well.And look, I'm not asking you to get behind the bill,just not to publicly trash it.I know this is an important issue to you.It is important,but not as much as an experiencedleader who can deliver Ohio.Then consider me on board, sir.We're not sure we can get this to the floor before the election. That's the deal we made.You get Austen, we get the gun bill.We need a strong Senate version first,so we don't have two weak bills going into reconciliation. You want Austen, you will make this bill a reality.Or, we can revisit the choice for running mate. No... let us see what we can do.I'll call Mitchell.Gentlemen,the future vice president.- Congratulations, Dean. - Thank you very much.- Welcome. - Thank you. Mrs. Underwood.- Nice to meet you. - Very nice to meet you.So, how's it going in here?Well, I think we're in alignment. Wouldn't you say?It's been a productive meeting.So, let's talk about when we should announce.I, uh, I need to soften the blow to the NRAbefore we go public.It's imperative we keep a lid on this.No leaks until we're ready.Just the four of us in this room.And Claire, of course.Well, I need to go do this quick interview.Um, let me know how it goes with Mitchell.All right, I'm sure you have some--Oh, leave that open. It gets so stuffy in here.Let's discuss the timing.Was it you or the First Lady?- First Lady all the way. - She thinks she can win me over? She knows you'll hit harder than anyone else.If she's still standing by the end, maybe the bill has sea legs.- Kate. - Good morning, Mrs. Underwood.How about we talk in the Roosevelt Room?Support in the House is already wavering.The public's losing interest in guns.Don't you want to wait until we sit down?Your staff only scheduled an hour. I want to make the most of it. Oh, it's being used.Let's find somewhere else.Kate?Well, historically, gun reform comes and goes in waves,as you know, so I believe this time, it can be truly different.All the data's filtered here, within these walls.My analysts do a first pass, but ultimately,I do the final round myself.Our biggest concern is security.Top-grade firewall, same as you guys use at NSA headquarters. What about internal security?I'm the only one with full access.So, if you do find anything,how do you communicate that to us in a secure way?In person.I'll come to Fort Meade myself, or you come here.No hardware leaves the premises.Can you walk us through how the filtering algorithms work? We'll take firearms, for instance.If we start with everyone who legally owns a gun,track geo-location patterns through their phones,we start to put together a portraitof where gun-owners live, eat, shop, everything.From this, we predict everyone who might want a firearm,but who isn't registered.They're likely to exhibit the same behavior as people who are. You can use that for people who are interested in Arabic,uh, wanna travel to the Middle East,who are disillusioned with the U.S. Government...So the same techniques thatwe're using for our international surveillance.Yes...but far more advanced.Okay, turn a little bit towards me, Mrs. Conway.Right.You look great, Hannah.- What about the candidate? - Don't get me started, Will.- You're really photogenic. - I know.Franny Wallace, senior year.- The all-Goldfish diet. - Did you have these put here specially? We roll out the platinum carpet, darling.I wonder what Franny's up to now.Hmm, not the Editor of Vanity Fair, I'll tell you that.Or about to be the First Lady.Come a long way, haven't we?Yeah, Will and I, um... Will and I appreciate your doing this. It's not charity.This issue will sell like crazy with you two on the front. Well, I feel like I should return the favor.A night in the Lincoln Bedroom?A story.You have a copy for me?An excerpt.- I need the whole book. - That's all you get.Conway got the same thing.- That was a mistake, Tom. - They came to me.But they don't get to publish... without my approval.So what do you want?- A meeting. - For?You're just a messenger, Doug.You got your message.One week.Thanks for the coffee.Mrs. Underwood, welcome.Thank you so much for recording this robocall.It'll go a long way in getting this bill passed.Well, thank you for all the extraordinary work you're doing. Uh, where would you like me?Uh, Sally will show you where we set up for the recording. Right this way, Mrs. Underwood.LeAnn...What is that?Names, phone numbers, emails.A quarter million fresh targets.A quarter million? Where'd you get this?No return address.It's 50 times the names that we have.Is it legit?Looks like it. We made sample calls.Hello, this is Claire Underwood.I need to confess something...something I'm not proud to confess.When I was sitting beside my husband in the hospital...all I thought about was me.My fear. My pain if I was to lose him.And it was selfish.I-- I wasn't thinking about everyone elsewho had gone through that fear and pain,who had to sit where I was sittingbecause a loved one was shot by someone who shouldn't have a gun. I'm ashamed because I've never done anything about it.I'm ashamed of how many lives we could've saved.How many families we could've kept from suffering.We should all be ashamed, every one of us,because the blood is on all of our hands,and doing nothing is the same as pulling a trigger.We need to do something.And that means changing the law.Senator Austen's office.More than 500 since this afternoon.From our district?We have it light.I'm hearing that other offices have gotten over a thousand. Senator Austen's office. I will take a message.Francis.You really shouldn't.Oh, one won't kill me.Did you finish it?Yeah.One part really caught my eye."A chasm opened up between them,a hallway less than ten yards wide.But it might as well have been a thousand miles.A well-appointed no man's landwith a plush carpet and high ceiling between two bedrooms. In it were two centuries of ghosts,all the Presidents and First Ladies before them.But also the ghost... of their marriage.A thirty years' war that left them both dead insideand this dead space between them."He's perceptive.Uncanny.Well, it's not who we are. Not anymore.People will want to believe it's true even if it's false.What do you think it is he wants to accomplish?He came here one night, after I'd asked you to resign.He said he was obsessed.Or maybe he wants back in.You felt something for him.Maybe for a moment.- Did you? - No, I don't think so.I felt...I felt like he saw me.Me, too.Mr. Barnes.I couldn't stop thinking, since you called...about Zoe.- I guess I want answers. - That-- That's what I want, too. - What is it you want to know? - Was there... a relationship? With Underwood?When she was 17, just before she went off to school...she found out I was having an affair.Sales rep, some drug company.Blonde. You know.This isn't, you know, on the record.No... No, not if you don't want it to be.You said she found out.She gave me three days to tell her mother, or she would... I'm sorry, I had a few drinks.- Did you tell her? - Yeah, I told her.We split up.Zoe didn't talk to me much after that.I don't know anything about Underwood.I'm the last person she would've told.I wish I would've... made more of an effort... to reach out to her.Are you driving, Mr. Barnes?Yeah.- I'm almost home. - You should pull over. Did you find out anything?Anything you can tell me?She didn't have a lot of friends at the Herald. Um, from what I can gather,she didn't have any close friends at all.I spoke to some people in her neighborhood... but nothing so far.Will you?- If you... - Yeah, of course, of course.If you think of anything...Yeah.Then what were you doing there?If I do a meeting at the White House,I don't have to explain myself, Julia.This bill might pass.- I realize that. - Are you helping them?Absolutely not.- Julia. - Mrs. Underwood.Sorry, I'd shake your hand, but I just got back from a run. Listen, I wanted to say,I know our meeting last time didn't go very well,and that's on me. It was rude, what I said,and I hope you'll accept my apology.Have a seat, please.You ever been in the residence before?The personal touch isn't going to bring me on board. Neither will a few thousand calls to Congress.84,000 in less than 24 hours.But let's put that aside for a moment- and talk about your good friend. - Who?- Senator Austen. - He told me. Running mate.Oh, not just running mate.You said I wouldn't have to support this bill.Yes, but a lot can change in a day, Dean.We had no idea there'd be this sort of groundswell.Julia Melman was all overmy ass even for being in the same room as you.Did you tell her?- I had to. - Christ, Dean...It was that, or make an enemy for life.She's upset, but I think she'll come around,unless you make me endorseclosing the gun show and Internet loopholes.Then she'll go ballistic.Dean wouldn't do that. We've poured millions into his campaigns. And now he doesn't need you anymore.Are you trying to intimidate me? To get us to back down?No, I have an offer.Ohio's a tough state for Democrats.Julia's been very good to me.Loyalty's important, I understand,but your loyalty has to be with me now.I just can't do it.All right, then we'll cancel the announcement.I'll find someone else to be my running mate.No, I mean, I... I just can't support this bill.Oh, but you see, the two go hand in hand now.So, are you on the ticket or not?What if the gun bill passes in the House, but not the Senate?In return for what?You convince the senator to pull out.Now, the leadership wants him, and we've played nice,but the president and I want Cathy Durant.She's a much stronger candidate.You're willing to abandon your own bill?If it's means beating Conway or beating you,that's not a hard choice.I already told Dean thatI could live with him being running mate.How do I backtrack?Just watch the news tomorrow.You made the right choice.- I hope so. - Well, don't hope so, know so.And I'll have Seth send you a copy of the speech. You can show the senator out now, thank you. Yes, sir.- Oh, I'm sorry. - It's okay. Come in.- What did he say? - He'll do it. What did she say? That she'll think about it.How do we know she won't tell him our plans?I told her if she does,we'll make sure the bill goes through the Senate. Can you hand me a towel, please?- Meechum's hand. - What?I traced it on a wall downstairs... A while back. They've painted over it. Oh, never mind. Francis, I've been thinking about Yates.The Conways have everything.They have their children, their videos, their Twitter. There are very few people who understand us. Meechum... was one.Tom is another.Eight...Seven. Nice.Mr. Long Pants.Mr. Nice Shoes. Go! Go, go, go.- Go! - Are you hungry?No money. You need to go. You and your money, go. - I'm calling the cops. - All right, all right.- The cops, right now... - All right, all right.- I'm calling the cops. - All right, all right.Ma'am...I'm Officer Tom.You called for me?There was a man here.A very bad man.- Do you live on this block? - Thirty-three years.- Do you live on this block? - Thirty-three years.Did you ever see this bad man on your block?Did you ever see this bad man on your block?All right.What about this woman? Did you ever see her?- Pretty. - Yes, yes, she is.Whore!- Go away! - Why'd you say that?- Go away. Go away. - Why'd you say that? Tell me. Tell Officer Tom. Why did you call her that word? Go away!Built this myself, with my son.He's doing El Capitan next spring.Free-climb.I feel like running for presidentis like climbing a cliff without a safety rope.How is it the press don't know you're here, by the way? Just like you, General,I take Sundays off to spend time with family and friends. Or to make new friends.Look, Governor, I know you still want me to resign.But I was wrong to threaten that.Dreyer told me ICO took over another oil field this week. They're growing.Dreyer shares a lot with you, doesn't he?This is happening on your watch, General.The president isn't acting and you can't force him to.Not if you stay.If you resign, though, I promise it'll only be temporary. Once I get political, I can't cross back over the line.I don't mean a recommission.I mean making you my running mate.Thank you.- Have you read it? - Just an excerpt. It's powerful.And it'll be controversial. Say yes and I'll show you. The Telegraph would never let me.- Same parent company, both our titles. - Doesn't matter. Paper is strict when it comes to moonlighting.It does matter, because my dad is on the board.One call to your editor...There... there are plenty of people who would jump at doing this. Not who know him intimately.My new election correspondent,he saw you and Yates sneaking off on the campaign trail. Yates will open up to you.I'm sure you know what buttons to push.It's a conflict of interest.My dad showed me that article you wrote.The one that never went to print where you called him a tyrant. Some of us have built our careers on our reputations,not by having their daddies give them a magazine to play with. Or by cozying up to old school chums, right?I've heard it all before.You may not like me, you may not like the Conways,but I have to believe you can stomach us betterthan another four years of President Underwood.- Well, the writing is good. - I know.Not good enough to strong-arm a president.Well, good enough to get me in this room.I thought Francis made it very clear to you,you were not to challenge us.Yeah. He said he would tell the worldI didn't write Scorpio.I hope you understandthat we can't allow you to print this before the election.I do.Then why did you want to meet?I need an ending.I have one I can live with, but not the one I love.- Because it's false. - Well, it's true that you left.If I left, I wouldn't be here.I don't believe for a secondyou went to visit your mother because she was sick.And why is that?Because you never mentioned her one time to me.Saying nothing says a lot sometimes.Well, what if the story isn't about how she left,but how she came back.Just because you're here doesn't mean you're here.Well, wouldn't you like to know?Don't you want your ending?Are you gonna tell me about it?About the two of you? No lies.No, I'm not going to tell you anything.You can observe, like you did before.The difference is everything you see this time will be yours. And in return, we would like something.Speeches. We need someone who knows us...and knows our voices.A speechwriter? You're kidding.It's the only way to justify you being with us...in case the press ask.You want to keep an eye on me.Well, I think that's fair. Don't you?If you're keeping an eye on us?So you gave us a week. We'll give you a day.It was right here, on this very spot,that I was shot with two bulletsfrom an illegally obtained handgun.Secret Service Agent Edward Meechum,a marine and my friend,was slain with the bullets from that very same gun.The public support...for the First Lady's... Universal Background Check Billhas been deafening in these last few days.We have heard from thousands and thousands of voices,and today, we would like to add one more voice to that chorus. And it is a powerful voice.Senator Dean Austen of Ohio.Thank you, Mr. President.I've been a member of the NRA since I was a teenager.I've always been a fierce advocate for gun rights.But today I want to offer my strong supportfor the First Lady's bill.Here you go.- Let me ask you another question. - I'm tellin' you, man,if you say she lived on the block, I believe you.But she must not have liked pizza,'cause I don't remember ever seein' her face.Not her. President Underwood.Oh, Christ, I can't get away from this guy.His wife just called me. Robocall about guns.You ever seen him around this neighborhood?Oh, yeah. All the time.With the Queen of England, Friday nights, after bowling. When he was in Congress.Nah, never once.I would've remembered. I'm good with faces.- Parmesan? - Over there.I saw this guy a few times, though.- The senator? - No, the, uh, the dead guy.The Secret Service guy.In here?Yeah, a while back. He used to stop in for coffee. Never any pizza, just coffee.- You're positive? - Yeah. I told you, I'm good with faces. "The wheels lifted, and within seconds,Washington fell away, disappearingunder a blanket of haze and smog.Forehead pressed to the window,she imagined this was exactlyhow it must have looked a thousand years ago,when the sun rose above the cloudsand there was nothing but a swamp beneath.From this height, with this view,she could be anywhere.But the important thing is she was anywhere but there."- You want another? - Yeah.Did he say why?Okay, thanks, Dana.Yates pulled out.Said he came to an agreement with the Underwoods.He was playing us off each other.We could still leak the excerpt.It's too risky. If we get away with it, great.If we don't,we look like opportunists fucking over an acclaimed novelist. It's not worth it.Do you think it's true, that chasm between them?Who knows?I love that writing.- I wish I could've read the rest of it. - I hated Scorpio.- It was beautiful. - It's garbage.- Why? - The main character's a pussy.- Will, you know I hate that word. - He is.He lets his best friend kill himself. He does nothing?He was in pain. He was going to die anyway.It doesn't matter. It's cowardly.I think he was brave. And his friend.And I think Yates was brave to write it.Brave is never giving up. You fight, no matter what.So, Kate Baldwin was willing if Yates was in?Yeah, Dana was giving her 20,000 words.I think we can pivot.How?Get her back on the phone.- Julia. - Olivia, I didn't know you were in town.Oh, just a little visit.I miss seeing Dean's face sometimes. Don't tell him that.- Will you give us a few minutes? - No, she should stay.Oh, I know you have things to discuss.Like your husband withdrawing from the ticket.That's why she's in town, right? For the announcement.I know the press conference must've caught you off guard,but the president didn't want you to know.- He thought you'd organize a protest. - He was right. I would've. My plan was to sit down, talk this out before the announcement. There isn't gonna be an announcement.You... you can't waltz in here--We've raised $20 millionfor your husband since he was a freshman.That gives me the right to waltz in whenever I want.- Show some respect. - Honey, please.No. This is what we wanted.- What we've worked for. - When Underwood loses,you'll spend the next two years fighting off a primary opponent. Every one of our 200,000 members in Ohio will turn on you. By the time you've lost this office,Olivia's law firm will go tits up.Don't forget, we pushed most of your clients your way.He got cold feet. What can I do?Convince him to change his mind.He wouldn't listen. He says the NRA came down hard on him. Because you had him do the press conference.No, that was Austen's idea, not mine.I told him to lay low,but he said if he was in, he wanted to be all in.The idea was to balance the ticket.Well, we can't do anything about Austen.The question now is who do we get to replace him?Go back to the list?He was fine, but I'm not enthused by anyone else on that list. Let's not go back to square one, Mr. President.We have a good list.Everybody can get behind those names.It's common sense.The only problem with common sense is that it's so... common.I think we can do better.Who?Cathy Durant.Now, Louisiana's not a swing state, I know that.But she is still a national figure,she helps us with the women's vote,and I trust her.What about guns?I don't think she's ever had a strong position.It's better than that. She's never uttered a word on the issue. We checked.- I like it. - So do I.- But I had another thought. - Who?Not "Who." How.I don't think I should choose her.I think the party should choose her.Not an open convention.Look, Bob, let's...We have to face the fact thatmy health is gonna be a major liability for us.No matter who becomes the running mate,they could well end up being president.Now, that is a...a scenario that I don't even like to fathom,but we can't escape it.And if it's such an important decision,why not let the party make it?Because it'd be a free-for-all.No, no. We make it so that Cathy wins.We'll just make it look like the party chose her.And think of the coverage. We'll own the news.You want the convention to be a circus.Oh, Bob, I'm not sure if you've noticed or not,but politics is no longer just theater, it's show business.So let's put on the best show in town.Great.Will you give me a salute, General?Active military aren't allowed to speak to the press.He delivered his resignation this morning.No shit.We're gonna break it online as soon as the president accepts it. Not often a monthly gets raw meat like this, huh?His phone's gonna blow up.But you get the exclusive.- Sorry about Tom. - I'm not.Thank you, General.All right, we're gonna go set up for the...Good afternoon, General. Kate Baldwin.Shall we?So, the main issue that Mrs. Underwoodhas been focusing on is guns, obviously.We've got some talking points we've been using,- so you'll want to... - I'm sorry, is there any water?Yes.I'm a bit hungover.At least I'm not still drunk.Want some?Uh, we're fine.Right.So...to the talking points.What is it?Excuse me for a moment, gentlemen.What I want to communicate mostly is about the death toll, with personal stories, things that connect with--Claire.- Tom. - Mr. President.Can we speak?I'll, uh... I'll leave you to it.Does she actually give a shit about guns?What's that got to do with anything?We knew this was a possibility.He's gonna make a lot of noise. It's Conway, I'm sure of it. Problem isn't Conway, it's LeAnn.She pressured us to cancel the air strike.We chose our path, Doug. Let's not second-guess it.No offense, Mrs. Underwood, but she's doing damage.I think we should replace her.She's the reason we're gonna pass the gun bill.Sir? I just got this from Dana Treister,the editor of Vanity Fair.Not sure what it means...He's gonna make that son of a bitch his running mate.- What's goin' on? - I'll see what I can dig up on him.No. He was fully vettedwhen he was commissioned for the Joint Chiefs.No, you go with Seth and draft a statement on the resignation. Yes, sir.- Let's go. - What's going on, Doug?And it's LeAnn's fault.He never would've resigned if it wasn't for her.See what you can find.On the general? The president said we shouldn't.On LeAnn.Hey, I don't wanna get involved in some cage match--I thought we had an understanding. Your obedience.I'll see what I can do.Do you agree with Doug? You're having reservations about LeAnn? Less about her and more about Tom.But I told you I trust you on this, so I'm trusting you.- Has the leadership agreed yet? - They're skeptical.We can use this.Well, gentlemen, if there wasany doubt about an open convention, let it go,because we're gonna wanna bury this news.Brockhart has just resigned.And the general is about to appear on the cover of Vanity Fair. Imagine what Conway can do with that.。
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- Viktor Petrov! - Fascist jerk-off! -维克多·佩特罗夫 -法西斯混蛋This is what the freedom to assemble looks like! 我们这就叫自由集会Stop silencing the press! 停止操纵媒体Stop persecuting the opposition! 停止迫害异己Stop imprisoning people simply because they're gay! 停止关押同性恋人士You're destroying Russia's future! 你是在毁掉俄罗斯的未来When Petrov's motorcade arrives, 佩特罗夫的车队来了之后have the band already playing as loud as they can. 让军乐队使劲大声演奏I'll speak to the Colonel. 我跟上校说一下- What about the Pussy Riot girls? - I briefed them myself. -暴动小猫的姑娘呢 -我亲自跟她们交待了Here's a list of the issues they want you to discuss with Petrov.她们希望你跟佩特罗夫谈这些问题- We're good to go. - Tell them I did. -一切就绪了 -告诉她们我谈了Sure it's a good idea to have them at the dinner? 请她们共进晚餐真的好吗It's a smart idea. They're dissidents. 多聪明她们是异见分子They've been nothing but a pain in Petrov's ass. 肯定会让佩特罗夫头疼He wants to co-opt them with a photo? Fine. 他想拍张照就收买她们吗可以啊If it's important to him, it's important to me. 对他重要的对我也重要- Bob. - Mr. President. -鲍勃 -总统先生We have to get these amendments out of committee. 得尽快把修正案敲定好Get AmWorks on the floor. 把《美就法》递交国会We might be able to squeeze a couple through, but not all seven. 也许能通过一两个七个不可能全过Then restructure the funding. 那就调整资金来源Shoot for one amendment in one committee. 一个委员会只递交一份修正案Try Ways and Means. 找财政委员会试试The Republicans will never go for a lump sum. 一下子申请全款共和党肯定不同意We have to split it up into jurisdictional parts. 得根据各个委员会职责分割法案When I announced America Works, 我宣布《美国就业法案》时I promised ten million jobs. 承诺了一千万就业岗位Maybe it's time to lower expectations. 是不是该降低一下期望- No, look-- - Pardon me, sir. -不行听我... -抱歉先生President Petrov's motorcade is 15 out. 佩特罗夫总统的车队还有15分钟到- Thank you. - I'll let you go. -谢谢 -你去吧Bob, we have a few more minutes. Please sit down. 鲍勃还有几分钟先坐下You have a lot on your plate today. 你今天的事够多了Why don't we pick it up tonight at the state dinner? 不如今晚的国宴上接着谈吧Looking forward to it, Mr. President. 很期待呢总统先生What is the face of a coward? 懦夫的脸什么样The back of his head as he runs from the battle. 临阵脱逃了只能看得见后脑勺- Welcome, Mr. President. - Thank you, Mr. President. -欢迎总统先生 -谢谢总统先生This is your first visit to the White House? 第一次来白宫吗Yes, yes. But my third president. 是啊但你是我经历过的第三任总统了I have reviewed your proposal for the Jordan Valley. 我看过你对约旦河谷的提议了Impressive. 不错So you liked the proposal? 你喜欢吗The answer is no. 不行It's not a joke, Mr. President. 我不是开玩笑总统先生I have no interest whatsoever in pursuing your plan. 我对你的计划没有任何兴趣The Jordan Valley is the trees instead of the forest. 约旦河谷只是树木我们不能不见森林And this bilateral approach, it's... alienating. 而这个双边政策是在疏远我们I don't often see eye to eye with Ms. Caspi, 我跟卡斯皮女士并不总能达成一致but it does feel like you're asking the state of Palestine 但你们似乎是在要求巴勒斯坦to support a plan without having a seat at the table. 支持一项我们不能参与商议制定的计划Well, our goal is to soften Russia, 我们的目标是软化俄罗斯to bring them in as a partner first-- 先让他们作为合作伙伴加入If we can get the Russians to agree to a joint force, 如果能说服俄国组建联合部队monitor the valley together, then they're invested. 一起监控约旦河谷他们会加入的They won't be a thorn in our side when we move forward-- 之后他们就不会阻碍我们... How can we count on the Russians? 我们能指望俄罗斯吗Does your husband truly believe he can trust Petrov? 你丈夫真认为佩特罗夫信得过吗The president is optimistic. 总统很乐观All we ask is that you remain open-minded. 我们只希望你们愿意考虑I hope you'll convey our 希望你把dissatisfaction directly to your husband. 我们的不满直接传达给你丈夫I'll be sure to share your concerns. 我一定转达你们的担忧Ambassador Underwood will remain in contact with both of you.安德伍德大使会跟你们保持联络的I shouldn't have interrupted you earlier. 之前不该插你的话In the meeting. It was out of place, 会面时太不应该了and I should have let you do all the talking. 我该让你说的It's fine. 没事的I know you have doubts about me. 我知道你对我有怀疑The recess appointment. We haven't discussed it. 休会任命的事我们还没谈过- And we should. - It really isn't necessary. -应该谈谈的 -真的没必要It is an unorthodox dynamic, yes. 这的确不合常规You will always be the First Lady. 你也总归是第一夫人This is your plane, after all. But we can work around that. 这也是你的飞机但我们能处理好Yes, I know, but I want you to know that-- 我知道但我想告诉你...Mrs. Underwood, the president is on the line. 安德伍德夫人总统来电How'd it go? 怎么样- Should we conference Cathy in? - No, just tell me. -要接通凯茜吗 -不直接跟我说A lot of pushback. They aren't happy. 有很对反对他们不满意Well, they'll get on board when the time comes. 等时机成熟他们就会同意- What about you? - He said no. -你那边怎么样 -他说不- First word out of his mouth. - No to everything? -这是他嘴里冒出的第一个字 -全盘拒绝吗Oh, he might just be playing mind games, 他可能只是玩心理战trying to throw me off balance, 让我自乱脚but this is a guy who was brought up through the KGB, after all. 但他毕竟是克格勃出身We're gonna have to have you and Cathy use the light touch. 你和凯茜出手得温柔点We need to massage this. 我们得软磨硬泡Let's include her in this phone call. 我们接通凯茜吧No, just tell her. I have to go in soon. 不你直接告诉她我马上要会面了It's important we don't bypass her. 不直接告诉她很不好If it looks like we're leaving her out of the loop, Francis... 好像我们有意不跟她通气弗兰西斯All right, put her on. 行接通她I can't tell you how much it would mean to the team. 我无法形容这对我们团队是多么重要To have your qualifications, your expertise on board. 能有您这样履历的专业人士加入Even just having your name on the website. 光是把您的名字摆在网页上就够风光了I appreciate your saying that, Congressman. 很感激您这么说议员先生Brad. Please. Congressman's what the interns call me. 请叫我布拉德实习生才叫我议员先生All right. Brad it is. 行就叫布拉德Now as for your title, I was thinking Special Advisor? 至于您的头衔特别顾问行吗- Title doesn't matter to me. - You pick what you want. -头衔不重要 -随您怎么叫And you make your own hours. Come and go as you like. 工作时间您说了算想来就来想走就走Uh, compensation, would 220 a year work for you? 22万美元一年怎么样The cap is 173. 上限是17.3万Well, the extra 50K would come out of my re-election fund. 另外五万从我的改选资金里拨I mean, you deserve more than the cap. 只拿最高工资不是亏待了您That's a very generous offer. 您的提议很慷慨Well, I expect you to earn it. 希望您能付出等价努力I really want to make my mark this session. 这次竞选我很想有所作为- That's more than Underwood paid me. - I'm sorry? -比安德伍德付的还多 -什么When I was his chief of staff, I made the cap. 我当他的幕僚长时拿最高工资He never came anywhere near 220. 他给的远不到22万Well, like I said, I think you deserve-- 我说过我觉得您该...It's too much money, Congressman. 工资太高了议员先生Well, I disagree, but, 我不觉得但是hey, I'm not gonna argue if you want to get paid less. 您想拿少点我不反对As I was saying, this transpo bill, 我说了这份运输法案we really have an opportunity to make a difference. 能产生很大的影响Ladies and gentlemen, the session is over. 女士们先生们会面结束Please, right this way. Thank you for coming. 请往这边走谢谢前来I hear you've recently taken up surfing. 我听说您最近开始冲浪了We have a few spots on the Black Sea. 黑海那边有几个地方不错It's mostly so I can pose for the photos. 主要是我能摆姿势拍照Yes, I've seen them. 是我看到照片了It plays well with the young people. 年轻人喜欢It's important they see their president has some fun, 让他们看到自己的总统有点乐趣很重要doesn't take himself too seriously. 不会把自己搞得太严肃I have a gift for you. 我给你准备了份礼物I'm sorry for the delay. 抱歉来晚了I hope we didn't keep you waiting too long. 希望没让你们等太久Shall we? 可以开始了吗This was handmade by Tomas Vu, a very talented American artist. 这是托马斯·吴亲手做的很有才的美国手艺人He laser-etches images on one side, and on the other side... 一面用激光刻了画另一面he puts Beatles lyrics. 是披头士的歌词Back in the USSR. 回到苏联时期了It's a museum piece, but you can still ride it. 这是博物馆藏品但你还是能用它冲浪You should come out to my dacha in Sochi sometime. 你什么时候来我索契的乡间别墅吧We'll surf together. 我们可以一起冲浪The water is cold as hell, but... the women are very warm. 水冷得刺骨但当地女人很热情Oh, I'm not sure what Claire would think about that. 克莱尔怕是不会乐意Well, bring her along. 带她一起It's crawling with artists out there. 那里有很多艺术家She might find something she likes. 说不定她能找到喜欢的Mr. President, I'm intrigued. 总统先生我很好奇The first thing you say to me is "No" the second you arrive,你一到美国对我说的第一个字就是"不"and the next moment you're inviting me to your dacha. 紧接着又邀请我去你的乡间别墅Who am I dealing with? 你到底是个什么样的人I believe I was clear when we first met. What confuses you? 我刚来就说清楚了你有什么疑惑Our delegations have been discussing these issues for months.我们的代表团谈这些事谈了好几个月Yes, but discussions are not the same as commitment. 没错但谈不代表达成一致And, uh, I'm telling you now. 我现在告诉你There will be no commitment. 我们不会达成一致You could've told me that on the phone. 这你打电话就能告诉我了I assumed you were undoing an insult by having me here.我以为你邀我来是想弥补对我的侮辱What insult is that? 什么侮辱Two of your predecessors never invited me to Washington. 你的前两任都没邀请我来过华盛顿This summit is not just for show. 这次峰会不是走过场I want to make meaningful strides toward peace. 我希望能朝着和平的目标迈出一大步The Middle East is hopeless. History tells us that. 历史告诉我们中东地区是没救了I'm offering you the chance to make history. 我是在给你创造历史的机会I'll be honest with you, 我就跟你说实话了because you've been kind enough to invite me to your country. 毕竟你好心好意请我来Russia has nothing to gain from peace in the Middle East. 中东和平对俄罗斯毫无利益可言And more importantly, nothing to gain from working with America. 更重要的是和美国合作也毫无利益Israel has always distrusted us. 以色列一向不信任我们You expect that to change? 你指望这有所改变吗We expect to build trust over time. 我们希望能慢慢建立信任How was your meeting with the ambassadors this morning? 你们今早和大使们的会面怎么样Ambassador Aruri called me. 阿鲁里大使给我打电话了They have their doubts, 他们有疑虑but we encouraged them to keep an open mind. 但我们希望他们能愿意考虑He described it as grave concerns. 他说他十分担忧They will acclimate as soon as we establish-- 等我们确定了他们自然会适应...Has your husband made direct overtures to Israel and Palestine?你丈夫直接向以色列和巴勒斯坦提议了吗All formal communication 所有正式通讯has been handled through the State Department. 都经由国务院处理But your husband can't possibly believe they'll comply. 但你丈夫不可能认为他们会顺从吧Gentlemen, for the purposes of these talks, 先生们为了让谈话进行下去I'd appreciate it if you refer to him as the president, 请你们叫他总统not as my husband. 而不是"我丈夫"Of course, Madam Ambassador. 当然大使女士And you really should be addressing Secretary Durant. 而且你该向杜兰特国务卿发问She speaks on his behalf more than I do. 她比我更能代表总统的意见Our apologies, Madam Secretary. Please, continue. 抱歉国务卿女士请继续吧We'd like to finish reviewing the specifics, so page 12, please. 我们想把细节梳理完请翻到12页Mr. President, we're already working together on several fronts: 总统先生我们已经在多个方面展开了合作nonproliferation, the War on Terror, North Korea. 防核扩散协议打击恐怖主义朝鲜I don't see any reason that the Middle East should be any different. 为什么中东就偏偏不行呢- Because it's an American plan. - It's not an American plan. -因为这是美国的计划 -不是那样- I'm promising equal terms. - Oh, promises. -我保证条件平等 -保证签署了《戴维营协议》 1978年在戴维营军事基地Carter promised equal involvement, 卡特总统保证双方平等参与then shut us out of Camp David. 最后签协议的时候却没叫我们Clinton did the same with Bosnia. 波斯尼亚战争克林顿也是如此I'm the president now. 现在我是总统That won't happen this time. 这次不会那样了Until 18 months from now, when you are replaced. 直到18个月之后你下台I'm jealous, Viktor. 我很嫉妒维克多You don't answer to anyone. You have no real opposition. 你不用向任何人汇报没有任何对手You know exactly how every election is gonna turn out. 你也知道大选结果会怎么样Well, it's not like that in the United States. 美国可不是这样I'm not running because I can 我不竞选是因为我do things a candidate can't do, like this proposal. 能做到总统候选人做不到的事比如这份提议Please, Mr. President, we both know you'll run. 得了吧总统先生你我都知道你会参选的Now, whether you win... Who knows? 不过能不能赢谁知道呢Brass tacks. If you could have anything, what would it be? 直说吧你究竟想要什么I came with nothing to ask. 我没什么想要的Men like you don't show up for dinner without an appetite. 你这种人如果没有胃口是不会赴宴的It was a long flight, Mr. President. 我旅途劳顿总统先生How about we stop here for now. 先谈到这儿吧I rest my eyes a bit and 我休息休息眼睛put some thought into this with a fresh mind. 等精神好点再想想这个提案Maybe I'll... think of something I want. 没准能想出我要什么We'll talk more later, at dinner. 等晚宴的时候再谈Of course, if that's what you prefer. 可以啊如果你想这样He knows exactly what he wants, but he needs to be wooed. 他知道自己要什么就是要别人求他Progress, nonetheless. 不过也算有进展You can't turn a "No" to a "Yes" without a "maybe" in between. 不经过"也许"是没法把"不"变成"好"的Gentlemen... 先生们Deputy Director coming through. 副局长来了Orsay? Come with me, please. 奥尔西跟我来We got Asher. 我们抓到亚设了Two-thirty this morning. He was scared to death. 凌晨两点半他要吓死了By 2:45, he gave us six terabytes of compressed files. 15分钟之后他给了我们6TB的压缩文件All 25 million AT&T users. 两千五百万美国电话电报公司用户的信息You hid your goodies with the wrong person. 你的货存错地方了- He wasn't the only one. - I think he was. -不止他一个 -我觉得就他一个You can't arrest me for charges that have already been dropped. 我的指控已经撤销了你没法逮捕我Relax. No one's arresting you. 放松没人要逮捕你From the reports I've been getting, 从我手上的报告看you've been doing an excellent job for us. 你工作一直很出色If you stay straight, sky's the limit. 好好继续干下去前途无量Bigger assignments. Manage your own team. 接大任务领导自己的团队You know I wouldn't be here if I had a choice. 你知道我也是走投无路才来的But you do have a choice. 但你现在有选择了You can make the most of this second chance if you want to, 你可以充分利用这第二次机会but... you have to prove you want it. 但你得证明你想要这机会- Names. - That's all I've ever wanted. -名字 -我不求别的No. 不行Asher's going to give up names. 亚设会供出名字的- He wouldn't do that. - He might. -他不会那么做的 -或许会Let's hope none of them tell us 但愿他们不会抖出些about anything we didn't charge you for. 我们还不知道的你的罪行You have a future here, Gavin. 你在这里可以有大好未来嘉文All right. Back to it. 好了回去吧Keep up the good work. 好好工作We have to wine and dine. 我们得去晚宴了- Charm them senseless. - Them? Who's the other? -要迷倒他们 -他们还有谁Birch. He's sitting on AmWorks like his ass is afraid of the sun. 博奇他压着《美就法》不肯动弹Please don't make me talk to Bob. 别逼我跟鲍勃聊天You just focus on Petrov. I'll deal with Bob. 你只用负责佩特罗夫我来对付鲍勃Excuse me, sir. We're all set. 打扰一下先生我们准备好了President Petrov is in the Yellow Oval. 佩特罗夫总统在黄色椭圆厅了Thank you, Calista. 谢谢卡莉斯塔I think I may need to do some damage control with Cathy. 我可能需要弥补一下凯茜- Why? - I've been trying to be deferential, -为什么 -我一直努力对她恭敬but I think it's coming off as patronizing. 但她可能觉得我是自视高她一等- Well, that was the risk. - I know. -本就有这风险 -我知道Is she feeling threatened? 她觉得受威胁了吗Threatened, no. Possibly overshadowed. 威胁不会可能有点被抢了风头I think I'm getting too much attention 我的关注度太高and it's tough to be effective 凯茜不跟我一队when I don't have Cathy on my team, 我会举步维艰so I may need to win her over. 我可能得讨她欢心Well, let's not forget where the focus is tonight. 别忘了今晚的主角应该是谁Since when can't I do two things at once? 我什么时候不能一心二用了- You're crooked. - What? -你歪了 -什么- Ready for battle. - Yes. -准备好去战斗了吗 -是的The Vice President of the United States, Donald Blythe. 美利坚合众国副总统唐纳德·布莱斯- Mr. President. Welcome. - Mr. Vice President. -总统先生欢迎 -副总统先生Thank you. 谢谢President Petrov, welcome. 佩特罗夫总统欢迎It's a pleasure. 倍感荣幸You look beautiful. 你美极了Oh, it's serviceable. 马马虎虎吧- You look fantastic, as always. - Thank you. -你也和往常一样明艳动人 -谢谢All eyes at the table will be on you, not them. 大家的注意力都会在你身上不是他们Senator Mendoza. Soon to be candidate Mendoza. 门多萨参议员不久就是总统候选人了The rumor mill begins. 这就谣言四起了You started with Reagan, no? 你最开始是跟着里根对吗Staffed on his '84 campaign. 他84年竞选团队的一员He has a portrait of the Gipper in his office wearing a cowboy hat.他办公室里有张里根总统戴牛仔帽的照片When men were men. 那时男人还有男子气概Bob, I had a thought. 鲍勃我有个想法Dave Blanchek is on Armed Services and-- 大卫·布兰切特在军事委员会I don't want to hold up the line. 我不想让后面的人久等- Mr. President, a pleasure. - I want to move Birch. -总统先生很荣幸 -移下博奇的位置Put Mendoza next to me instead. 门多萨换到我边上来Alan. You clean up well. 艾伦收拾得挺利索Class by association. 场合需要- Where's your date? - I don't have one. -你的女伴呢 -我一个人来的I can walk you in too, if you'd like. 你想得话我可以陪你走进去No. Wouldn't want to ruin the picture. 不了那不是要毁了你的照片Ah, our special guests. 我们的特殊客人I'm so delighted you could be with us. 很高兴你们能参加晚宴Thank you so much for coming. Mr. President. 感谢你们能来总统先生It's taken us too long to sit at the same table. 过了这么久才有机会在同一张桌子上坐下Did you discuss our issues in the closed talks? 你们在闭门会议时讨论了我们的问题吗We discussed many things. 我们讨论了很多事But specifically our concerns? 但我们的担忧呢Was anything on our list discussed? 我们列出的问题你们谈过了吗- Why don't we take a photo first? - Good idea. Hm? -先照相吧 -好主意Viktor, tell me. Are you in love? 维克多告诉我你在恋爱吗I don't know about... love, but... 爱什么的我不知道I'm learning to enjoy being divorced. 但我在学习享受离婚的乐趣Добро пожаловать! 欢迎来到美国Спасибо, что вы пришли. 感谢你们的光临Which translates into: 翻译过来就是"Howdy, and please don't steal the silverware." "你好请别偷银器"Now that I have exhausted all of the Russian I know, 卖弄完了我会说的所有俄语之后Claire and I would like to welcome all of you to the White House,克莱尔和我想欢迎大家来到白宫as we host President Petrov 很荣幸能在这次历史性的国事访问中in this historic state visit. 招待佩特罗夫总统A century ago, a century and a half ago, 一个世纪前一个半世纪前政治社会学的奠基人法国历史学家政治家de Tocqueville wrote, 德·托克维尔in regards to America and Russia, the following: 对于美国和俄国的看法是这样"Their point of departure and their paths diverse, "他们的出发点和道路不同nevertheless, each seems called 可是两国似乎都by some secret desire of providence, 受到了天意的秘密召唤to one day hold in their hands the destinies of half the world."终有一天要将半个世界的命运掌握在自己手里"Well, I'd like to amend that tonight and say, 今晚我想做点修改not just half the world, 并不只是半个世界the entire world looks to us for leadership. 全球都指望我们的领导So, to President Petrov, 让我们敬佩特罗夫总统and all of the great things 以及我们两个伟大国家that our great nations will do together. 精诚合作将创造的美好未来- Mr. President. - Hear, hear! -敬总统先生 -说得好Никогда не добрай францусзам. 永远别给法国人机会Which is Russian for, "Never trust the French." 翻译过来就是 "永远不要相信法国人" And thank you to the President 总统先生和第一夫人and First Lady for your grace and hospitality. 感谢你们热情周到的招待Now, a little more recently than de Tocqueville, 比德·托克维尔时代更晚一点about, uh, 30 years ago, 大概三十年前Mikhail Gorbachev came to this very House 米哈伊尔·戈尔巴乔夫来到白宫and talked of an end to our "Winter of discontent." 谈到为两国之间的"不满之冬"划上句号I think it's safe to say that that winter seems far gone now.我认为现在可以说那段寒冬早已结束And here, on this beautiful May evening, 而现在在这个醉人的五月夜晚I welcome a "Spring of enchantment." 我迎来了这个"迷人之春"Now we all know which of you brings the enchantment to the table.我们都明白它的魅力从何而来To you, Mrs. Underwood. 敬您安德伍德夫人- And, of course, your lesser half. - Ah, thank you. -当然也敬您的丈夫 -谢谢Now I'd like to toast three others in this room tonight. 我还想敬这里的另外三位贵宾Nadya Tolokonnikova, Masha Alyokhina, 娜迪亚·托伦科尼卡瓦玛莎·艾柳金纳and Pyotr Verzilov. 和彼得·韦奇洛夫Now, I know we had our differences. 我知道我们政见有分歧But I also know they come from something we all share: 但我也知道我们的出发点都一样a deep love of our country. 那就是对我们祖国深深的爱To you. And to Russia. 敬你们也敬俄罗斯Mr. President, Nadya and Masha would like to make a toast. 总统先生娜迪亚和玛莎想致辞За Виктора Ивановича Петрова, президента России 敬俄罗斯总统维克多·佩特罗夫который так умеет дружить, 对朋友如此义气- что подарил своим друзьям полстраны! - To Viktor Petrov, -甚至把半个国家拱手相送 -敬维克多·佩特罗夫whose loyalty runs so deep he's given his friends 他对祖国如此忠诚以至要将半个国家- half of the country. - Который так уважает критиков -拱手让于他人 -他是如此尊敬异己者что посадил всех критиков в тюрьму! 让他们都进了大牢Who's so open to criticism, 他开明地接受批评that most of his critics are in prison. 以至于大多批评他的人都已入狱За Виктора Пертова, Верховного Главнокомандующего, 敬最高统帅维克多·佩特罗夫которому не страшен никто! Кроме геев. 他什么都不怕却害怕同性恋者Хватить! 够了You made your point. 你们的意思已经很明白了Now, please, sit and let us all 现在请坐吧让我们大家drink and laugh, like true Russians do. 像真正的俄罗斯人那样开怀畅饮Well, Mr. President, 总统先生this is proof why you made the right decision 这就证明你们不要孩子never to have children. 是多么明智的决定My staff prepped them. 我的手下跟他们交待过- They assured us. - It's nothing. -他们向我们做了保证 -没关系- I admire your grace. - Please. Not another word. -我敬佩你的胸襟 -没关系无需多言I knew Pussy Riot was a bad idea. 我就知道请暴动小猫不是个好主意You should go. 你该去处理No. Best thing is not to comment. 不最好的处理就是不作评论It lowers us to their level. 否则我们会沦为跟他们一个档次Juice or soda? 喝果汁还是汽水Diet something, if you got it. 低热量的就行如果你有的话Who are they? 照片上是谁My brother's kids. 我哥哥的孩子Adorable. 挺可爱的I got a job offer. 我收到一个工作邀请Yeah? Where? 是吗哪里Brad Petite. Special Advisor. 布拉德·帕蒂特的特别顾问From Hawaii. 夏威夷的- Junior Congressman? - That's right. -资浅参议员 -没错I like him. He's a good guy. He's ambitious. 我挺喜欢他他人不错很有野心He offered me a lot of money. 他给我开了很高的工资- Yeah? - Two-twenty. -是吗 -22万年薪Jesus. 老天That's more than I would ever make at the White House. 我在白宫永远挣不了这么多- You arrange the job? - No. -这工作是你安排的吗 -不是Did the President? 是总统安排的- What are you talking about? - Don't bullshit me, Seth. -你在说什么啊 -别糊弄我赛斯This is the first I'm hearing about it. 我头一次听说这事Who's the Senior Congressman from Hawaii? 夏威夷的资深参议员是谁Chair of Appropriations. 拨款委员会主席I know him, I'm just drawing a blank right now. 我认识他我只是一时想不起来It's not him, it's a her. 不是他是她Francine Tenaka. And if you don't know who Tenaka is, 弗朗辛·谭纳卡如果你不知道谭纳卡是谁there's no reason you should know who Brad Petite is, 那你根本不应该认识布拉德·帕蒂特or that he's ambitious or a good guy. 也不该知道他人怎么样是否有野心This job offer came from you or the President. 这个工作机会是你或是总统安排的And I'm telling you that it didn't. 我告诉你并非如此Well, I'm turning it down. 我准备拒绝You tell the President that 你转告总统I'm ready to come back whenever he needs me. 只要他需要我我随时能回去工作I don't need training wheels. 我不需要辅助训练I need you to work on Birch while you're here. 我需要你今晚上做做博奇的工作See if you can get that list of possible candidates. 看能不能打听出潜在候选人名单I don't think putting him down the far end of the table's 他被安排在了桌子边上put him in a very chatty mood. 好像不太想聊天呢Refrigeration. Are you talking about refrigeration? 冷藏你是在说冷藏吗No. Re-bridge nations. 不是重新建立桥梁We need to re-bridgenate 要在两国之间ourselves so we'll more trust each other. 重新建立桥梁好增进信任Da? Yes. 对吗对的Let's get these amendments out of committee. 把修正案递交给国会吧Not all of them, just some of them. 不用全部递交一部分就行The Speaker would go ballistic if I started meddling in the House. 我要是干涉国会议长肯定要发飙的Not if it means he's going to battle with the presumptive nominee. 你可是潜在候选人他不会轻易跟你翻脸He knows where his bread is buttered. 他知道得靠谁吃饭You shove your wife's recess appointment down my throat, 你休会任命了你老婆逼我接受now you want my help? 现在还找我帮忙吗I had to fill the post. 总要有人担任那个职位And you have a city full of career diplomats. 华盛顿哪没有外交专家Her appointment was a slap in the Senate's face. 任命她简直就是打参议院的脸Let's not get hung up on appointments, all right? 不要在一项任命上纠结Hector, whatever you want me to sign, I'll sign. 赫克特你要我签署什么都可以I will not hold a veto over your head. 我不会拿否决要挟你You can veto whatever you want. Just helps our case in 2016. 你可以随便否决反正也是帮我们16年的忙Excuse me. 失陪了。
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Well, the president just saw me come.- You don't like my giraffe? - No.You know I'm divorced twiceand have a daughter in college, right?- It's on your Wikipedia page. - Wikipedia.Christ.I don't have any expectations.I never have, of anyone.You shouldn't either.How many events have we skipped today?Three so far.And we're about to skip a fourth.- All on the Telegraph's dime. - Hey, I'm a free agent. Means I'm free to bail on a speechI've already seen ten thousand times.You are entitled...- to nothing. - Stop.Let me be clear. I say, I say...Come here, boy.You are entitled...To nothing!Now, here's the truth: The American dream is broken. And when we are robbed of our dreams,well, let me ask you, folks, what are we left with? Nothing!And when I asked Congress to help me take this countryfrom a welfare state to a fully-employed nation,what did Congress do?Nothing!And when we proved that America Works actually works, when we created 50,000 jobs in Washington DC, Congress didn't just stop at nothing,they killed progress in its tracks.Believe me, I know how you feel.But we have to remember why we're here.We have to turn that anger into action.Ma'am, it's Secretary Durant,- she said it's urgent. - America Works will succeed,but we need your help.Hello?You need to let them know that a vote for Frank Underwood is a vote for America Works!A vote for Frank Underwood is a vote for America Works! Now, I had the great pleasureof meeting a woman this morning named Gloria.She has a degree from Iowa State Universityand even with her degree, she can't get employed.Now, why? Why is that the case?Becau-- My wife, ladies and gentlemen.I think what my wife is gentlytrying to tell me is that I've run overtime.She has a very clever nickname for me.- "Verbosity." - Yeah.Now, the main difference between Claire and me,aside from her stunning beauty, of course,is that she actually knows what that word means.Now, look, I would love to stay here all afternoonand answer all your questions,but then I'd leave all your friendsin Cedar Rapids waiting for meeven longer than they have and we don't want to do that.So I want to thank you all for coming out to see me today,to hear about this battle, this fight we're in.I want you to caucus for me,and let's help get Gloria a job!America Works only if you make it work!God bless Iowa! God bless the United States of America!- Thank you! - Underwood! Underwood! Underwood!An IED right off Route 90,three kilometers from the Jordan River.- When? - Thirty-six minutes ago.Russian unit was on patrol. Two armored vehicles were destroyed. - All eight troops were killed. - Who's Cathy spoken to?Foreign Minister hasn't returned her call.We have to make sure the Secretary General doesn't say anything until we have a better handle on this.Remy, I need to speak to Petrov immediately.I contacted the Kremlin. They said he'll reach out soon.We need the UN to investigate the blast site.The Russians have cordoned it off. They're not letting anyone in. - Why not? - We don't know.We had a unit nearby that heard the blast, went in to help.- Russians turned them away. - I don't like the feel of this. Cathy says the Israelis want to send in their own team.We can't let that happen.The second Israeli boots hit the ground--Remy, I don't care what you have to do,you get Petrov on the phone.We need to head this off at the pass.And make sure no one in Congress overreacts either.How was the game?Great, until my phone started blowing up.Let me see what you have so far.No.This is no good. The language is too obtuse.- Simpler. More direct. - Look, here's the deal:If the Russians don't play ball, the Israelis will get nervous.If the Israelis send troops in, the Palestinians will go apeshit.If the Palestinians go apeshit, there could be mortar attacks. And if there are mortar attacks, the whole peacekeeping mission - could go down the drain. - You want me to actually say that? God, no. We need to say the opposite.Look, make it as clear asthe doomsday scenario that I just described,but then flip it around and put a happy face on it.We can reschedule everything else,but I'm concerned about Harlan Traub.The IDP Chairman.And President of the Food Processors Association.He's big for us statewide.We were supposed to meet with him tonight.Well, this is a national security emergency.He hasn't met with Dunbar yet.If we cancel, she gets a clean shot at him.All right, so put him on the plane.FEC rules.Campaigning on Air Force One costs 179,000 an hour.- Aside from the message it sends-- - Alright. So I won't campaign.I won't have time anyway. Uh, just make him feel special.Give him some face time in Washington.Anything?Moryakov's office is giving me the runaround.An IED has killed eight Russian troopson patrol in the Jordan Valley.So far, no one has claimed responsibility for this attack.The only reaction from the Kremlin, a brief written statement from Foreign Minister Bugayev that reads, quote,"The perpetrators will be found and brought to justice." End quote. - Wheels up in 20 minutes. - I gotta grab my bags from my room. - Okay. Meet me out front. - We should take separate cars.A cab won't even get here before the plane takes off.You're coming with me.Yes, sir.Not a good day to play hooky.It's gonna be a late night here.It depends what Petrov does.So far, just incredibly loud silence.I gotta go, hon. Foreign Affairs is holding an emergency session.I love you, too.- I don't have much time. - Neither do I.Talking points.These make me uncomfortable.Even in a closed session, whatever I say will get out.- I'll take hits in Iowa. - You can't criticize the mission.We need you to keep everyone calm.You know how I feel about unnecessary military involvement. You asked to be on the ticket, Jackie.It's been non-stop resistance from the start.If you don't want to support the president,you shouldn't want to be his number two.I'm sick of pulling teeth.You're right. I'll do what I can.Jackie...I didn't mean to snap.I know it's hard having a presence hereand campaigning at the same time.I'm sure it's tough on Alan and the kids, too.Alan's been a big help, actually.I'm glad he's stepping up, giving you the support you need.I thought I would hate it, the whole marriage thing.But it's nice.When I can get home, everyone around the table.I even cook sometimes.- Badly, but they indulge me. - No.- I have my June Cleaver moments. - Apron and all?Don't push it.I can't remember the last time I had a home-cooked meal.- Session's about to start. - Yeah.I'll fill you in after.Tom.- Where have you been all day? - Sorry. Working on the book.I know we were supposed to have an opportunity to speak,- but obviously now, it's-- - Of course.Listen, you can come up and sit up front if you like.- I spoke to Claire about it. - I'm fine back here. Thanks. Okay.I need to know this passport lock is being lifted.Show me what you got.I'm tired of being strung along.- You have a location? - Yeah. But I want a timeline.- Week or two. - No.They've stopped giving me new assignments.That means they're getting ready to fuck me.It has to happen sooner than that.What are you doing?E-mailing a friend in Homeland.He always gets back to me quickly.You satisfied?Rachel.- It says Jane Doe. - No, it's her.It's her.She ghosted the identity of a girl named Rebecca Sands.The birthday's pretty close.It's August 1990, then she died in '93,along with her whole family.But her social went active about six months ago.But this doesn't say Rebecca Sands. It says Jane Doe.State troopers found her body in a ditch,in an abandoned construction site outside of Tucson.I mean, there's no-- There's no picture.There's no proof of anything."And do not grieve the Holy Spirit of Godby whom you were sealed for the day of redemption.Let all bitterness and wrath and angerand clamor and evil speaking be put away from you."No.- No, no. That's not her. - Come on, man. There's fingerprints. Fingerprints from the Tale of Two Cities book that you gave me.I ran it against the autopsy report.It was a ten-point match with Jane Doe.I need the passport lock lifted now.- I'm on it. - When will you be on it?- Soon. - Soon? How soon?As soon as I can!I did my part. Get the lock lifted.You've reached Seth Grayson.Leave a message, I'll get back to you.I need to see him.My mother died.Come on!Are you okay?Hey, man. What the fuck?Sorry.You believe this guy?You want to say it to her, shithead?Sorry. Okay, I'm sorry.- Drinks on me. - We don't want drinks, shithead.You need to get out of here. Tommy, this guy's trashed. Here. Drinks on me.No, no. We don't want drinks. We want you to leave. Come on. Just take it. I said I was sorry.- I don't give a shit. - Take it.No, he's apologizing. I'm telling you.Sorry.- Sorry! Sorry! Sorry! - I will bust your fucking face!- Calm down. Let me get you a cab. - Okay.Hello, everyone. I'm afraid I don't have much news.We are in touch, uh, with the Russians,but there's very few details.I'm waiting to speak with President Petrov.- Any reason for the delay? - He just lost eight soldiers.Talking to their families is his priorityas it would be mine.Do you think this could jeopardize the peacekeeping mission?Well, every country that contributed troopsknew that something like this was a possibility.But the Russians fought this plan hard.This gives Petrov the perfect out.I wouldn't presume to know what President Petrov is thinking.I'll know more once we have a chance to speak.What about Congress? They weren't fans of this mission.I'm gonna consult with congressional leadershipas soon as we get back.In the meantime, my focusis to help the Russians in any way that I can.How can you help them when they won't let anyone near the blast site? Well, that hasn't been confirmed.Unless, of course,you have better intelligence than the Pentagon.Thank you all very much. More soon.Israel wants to go public, blame Palestine for the attack. There's no evidence yet.Yes, well, the message is thatPalestine should be keeping its people in check.They've also moved 500 troops to a staging areaacross the border from Beit She'an.Christ. Try the Kremlin again, please.You try yawning?That works for you, not for me.What about some water? Sometimes that helps.I don't need water, I need a phone call.Maybe you should talk to Traubwhile you're waiting for that phone call.- You're not eating? - I'm not hungry.I think you don't like to fly.Holding onto that table like it's a stripper's tits.Harlan. I'm so sorry to keep you waiting.Please, don't get up. How's your lobster?It tastes like it was caught this morning.Well, it was. Nothing but the best for Air Force One. Sir, I know you have a million things on your mind,but I would just love to talk to you about how to modernize the food-processing industry in Iowa.Please, slit my wrists with his butter knife.We can't talk election on the plane, Harlan.That's an FEC no-no.This isn't about the campaign.We're talking about the economy, not the caucus. Right, Harlan? That's right.I'm sure you're aware, sir, that we lead the statesin corn and soybean production.It's a good thing, given the trend towards vegan.But our food-processing plants--- Well, the largest industry in Iowa. - That's correct.And they're slow on the uptake, sir.We need federal funding to help subsidize- the transition toward healthier-- - Mr. President.our call from Russia.Oh. I'm so sorry. I have to take this.But Harlan, we'll get into it, I promise.Viktor, it's a terrible tragedy, Mr. President.I feel for your loss.This is why your people were so persistent?So you could offer your sympathy?It's important that we talk.You're not letting anyone near the blast site.We're conducting our investigation.Well, is there anything wrong with allowing UN investigators to work in conjunction with your people?UN Command sent my men on that patrol,the most dangerous stretch of Route 90 in the entire valley.- And you sent my men. - Me? What are you talking about?You saw my men as expendable.Viktor, I don't personally oversee the peacekeeping forces, and you can't possibly thinkthat there was some deliberate attempt- to put your men in harm's way. - So I am to believe, what? That this was a random act of fate, yes?Listen, whoever's responsible,we can't let them foment distrust between us.If we do, then they win.Let's show them that an incident like this makes us stronger. Let us help you find out who did this.Russians are dead. Russia will find the killers.I don't understand why you're refusing our assistance. Because we don't need it.Well, can we at least keep the dialogue open?Consult with each other before you make any move?I'm going to do what I must, Mr. President.Viktor, please listen to me. We have--I'm sorry, Mr. President, but the line has been disconnected. He hung up on me.Cathy Durant, please.Baldwin was right.Those eight bodies give Petrov options.He's not shedding tears, he's popping champagne corks.I can hear them.Not here. Sir. Restroom's this way.Who was that? The guy who just came in?Didn't see him.I would've come to your office.This is the only room at the UN we don't monitor.- I'm assuming you don't either. - No, we haven't bugged it. - So we can speak openly. - I think we should.You talk. I'll listen.Palestine says it can't control Hamasif Israeli troops cross into the valley.We have to back channel this, Alexi.Petrov won't listen to Francis.Alexi, please. This whole thing, you can't let it devolve into something nobody can control.Well, maybe that was the objective.What was?The President... never wanted the peacekeeping mission. You said "Objective."Are you telling me this was somehow planned?I haven't said anything.But you want to.The whole world wants to know who is responsible.Your troops won't let anyone near the blast site. Because they don't want the world to know.My brother... he's in the FSB.We spoke a week ago. I haven't heard from him since.Are you absolutely certain about this?Alexi, go public.We'll protect you.Like you did Xander Feng?That was different.I have a family.The FSB has conducted these sorts of operations before. The apartment complex that blew up,车臣叛军则指控是俄秘密部门所为多数人死于未知毒气Petrov used that to justify invading Chechnya.The opera house that was gassed,he removed all provincial governors after that.We do believe the FSB participated in the first.We're still uncertain about the opera house.But blowing up his own soldiers,I find that very difficult to believe.Did he tell you point blank? Did he say the words?He said as much as he could.But the implication was crystal clear.I'm sure he was very convincing.All Russian diplomats go throughFSB counter-intel training.They're trying to provoke some sort of reaction out of us. But what about his brother?It is true that his brother works for the FSB,and that we lost track of him last week.That part of the story holds up.What's our profile on Moryakov?We have our agent who's been assigned to him, sir. Jim?Moryakov has been considered a bit of a wild card in Moscow.Petrov considered recalling him twice,but held off because his father's a family friend.Now, we picked up some chatter in recent months,his misgivings with how the Kremlin's been handling the Jordan Valley. But does he strike you as a traitor?He's a complicated man. Fiercely nationalistic.But he definitely has doubts about Petrov.Shouldn't we at least entertain the possibility?Yeah, but how can we determine itone way or the other? Definitively?Our satellites aren't enough.We'd have to get men to the blast site,retrieve soil samples and blast debris.How soon could we get a team in?I'd estimate 72 hours.Well, three days seems an awfully long time.Don't we already have the basics in place for deployment?That doesn't take into account the Russian forces.We'd want better intel before deploying.Am I correct in assuming that every hour that passes,our chances of retrieving any proof diminish?That is correct, sir.What's the absolute soonest you can deploy?Twelve hours, Mr. President.But that would involve an extremely high degree--Yeah, I'm aware of the risk, Admiral.What are the odds of success?Honestly, sir, without proper intelligence,I can't say better than 50/50.You're certain?Yes, I am.Let's put it in motion.- Mr. President? - Mark.Shouldn't the UN be conducting the investigationinstead of the Russians?The Russians have been our partnersin this mission from day one of deployment,so I would say that they're conducting their own investigation on behalf of the United Nations, not instead of.- Mr. President? - Sara.Is it correct to say thatthey are in no way reporting to UN Command?In peacekeeping missions, nations volunteer their forces.They answer to their own governments first and foremost,then they cooperate with the UN Command.That's an important distinction to make.Now, any other questions with respect to the Jordan Valleyshould be directed to the State Department.But if any of you have questionsthat don't relate to yesterday's events,I'll take one or two. Yeah, Stephanie.Mr. President, Kate and I both had a question.Thank you, Stephanie.Mr. President, are you aware, sir,that campaigning on Air Force One- is a violation of FEC rules? - Yes, in general, I am.Harlan Traub was on the plane yesterday.It's hard to imagine he was therefor any other reason than you'd be seeking his support in Iowa. You don't know how long I've known him,and yes, he was on the plane yesterday.But it's not a violation if you don't campaign, which I didn't.I think the extent of our conversationwas asking him how he liked his meal.But I'm happy to let the FEC decide.Now, does anybody else have any questionthat somebody else asked them to ask me?Where's Traub now?At the Hay-Adams. Should be here in an hour.It'd be bad if anyone saw him at the White House.Well, I don't even want him in DC now.The last thing we need is some bullshit FEC storywhile I'm trying to deal with the Russians.Let's get him back to Iowa. And you handle this.You have better people skills than Vaughn.And you talk to Baldwin.You make it crystal clear we violated no regulations. Sir? I got a voicemail from Doug last night.- He said his mom died. - My God, that's awful. Except Julia Stamper passed away ten years ago.I know, I was at the funeral.Send some flowers. Actually, get Doug in here.I'd like to give my condolences in person.There's a whole host of wayswe can revolutionize food processing in Iowa through America Works.The subsidies you want for R and D- can be financed as a jobs-- - You don't have to do this. - Do what? - Sweet talk me.And a cab would've been fine.I wanted to drive to the airport myselfso we had a chance to talk about your concerns. Well, I'm used to talking to candidates, not chauffeurs. I'm not a chauffeur.Well, it's your hands on the wheel.Seth?Shit.Registration and insurance, please.I'm sorry, officer. I left my wallet at work. Registration? Proof of insurance?- In my wallet. - You're supposed to keep it in the car.Yeah. But if someone steals your car, why give 'em the paperwork? All right,I'm gonna need you to step out of the car for a moment, please. Officer, my name is Remy Danton.I'm Chief of Staff to the president.Without your identification, sir, I don't know who you are.- Got my government pin. - That doesn't matter, sir.I still need to see your identification.Would you step out of the car, please?Officer, you run a search on Remy Danton, you'll get my photo. Sir, I asked you to step out of the car. Please.- Any weapons on you? - Of course not.All right. You mind stepping to the rear of the vehicle, please?I'm gonna pat you down, just to make sure.Feet back.Car comes back to a Virginia corporation, no address.I'm cleared Top Secret, my information is masked.Sir, I need you to stay here for a moment, please.- What do you got? - No address on file.- Why'd you stop me? - One moment, sir.No, not one moment.I got the right to know why you stopped me.Sir, I asked you to keep your hands on the car.I'm gonna need your badge number.Trying to show off for your partner here, brother?I'm not your brother. Don't make us restrain you.- Officer Davis. - Sir.Officer Corchoran.Know what? I'm gonna take a photo.What the fuck?!- What's your problem?! - Calm down!Sir!I'm gonna need your badge number!Mr. Danton, I'm Lieutenant Hixson.I'm very sorry for this misunderstanding.Watch your head.I hope you accept my apology on their behalf.- They said I was stopped for speeding. - Yes.When they encounter someone without a license and registration-- Write up the ticket.You don't have to worry about that, sir. You're free to go.If I was speeding, give me the damn ticket.That's really not necessary after everything we put you through. Lieutenant.I'd invite you up, but the kids, they're--We're bringing them to Iowa this tripand it's a total shit-show.I didn't come here to talk to you about the campaign.I probably... you know,I shouldn't have just shown up like this, but...Here. Come this way.It's stupid. I don't even know why I came over.Did something happen?I got pulled over. For speeding.Things got out of hand. A nigger in a nice car.Jesus.I left my wallet at work.When I tried to tell the guy who I was,he didn't believe me, so...I don't know.I didn't believe me.There I was with my hands in cuffs and it was like, uh...it was like I was outside of myself.I could've been anyone.I wasn't me.- Does that make any sense? - You got rattled.No, it's not that.I look at you and Alan, and even Frank and Claire.This happened and I didn't have anyone to tell about it.You have me, right?I'm glad you came over.It's not fair. Intruding on you like this.If I thought you were intruding, I wouldn't have come downstairs. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.I--You still mean a lot to me.I am there for you, as your friend.You should go back up. Finish packing.Safe flight.We're set to insert at 2100 EST,0400 local time.We'll use a Fulton recoveryof any material samples.The extraction?The team will make its way on footto this rendezvous point for extract.How are they gonna pass the Russian lines?Our intel is spotty at best, but our team is scheduledto link up with a local agent who will assist.All right. Let's move this down to the Situation Room.I'll be there in a few minutes.- Yes, Sir. - Yes, Sir.Did he say anything?He wouldn't even look at me when I said hello.Send him in.Doug.Are you certain?Who gathered all this inform-- Oh, never mind. I shouldn't know. Was it you... who...?No.You shouldn't have brought this here.I wanted you to see it.So you would believe me.Brutal.I'm drunk, sir.I'm-- I'm drunk right now.This girl really meant something to you, didn't she? Yeah.She did.I've been working for Dunbar.I pushed myself too much. It's my fault.It was for you. To see how close I could get.If I could find something, a silver bullet.To prove that... I was still useful.How can I help you, Doug?I can't go to rehab.- Just not another hospital, or... - Okay.I just... I can't... I can't do it.We'll figure something out.I'm not Peter Russo.I won't go like he did.No, you won't. You're going to get better, Doug.I promise you that.Yes, send Meechum in here.There's an envelope on my desk. I need it to be incinerated. Yes, sir.And then I need you to take Doug home.Come on, Doug, it's time to go.This way, Mr. Stamper.You stay with him until we figure out what's next.Yes, sir.Some privacy, please.- This is Heather Dunbar. - I'll connect you momentarily. Heather?Mr. President?Doug Stamper is my friend,and you came very close to killing him.- Excuse me? - You're aware he's an alcoholic?- Yes. - And how serious his injuries were.- Mr. President-- - But you still put him to work.A man who's trying to recover, who's trying to get back his life.Did you honestly think that he could handle that?Douglas came to us.And you should've turned him away if you had one ounce of decency. What's happened? Is he okay?You don't have the right to ask me that question.And if you do anything that endangers his health again,I swear to God,I will put you in your fucking grave.Let's continue.Thirty-two thousand feet, one minute to insert.Let's hear comms.Audio on.Stand up!Twenty seconds. Last checks.Last checks! Gather round.Ten seconds. Nine, eight, seven,six, five, four,three, two. Green light.- Video will go dark once they jump. - Go. Go. Chutes deployed.The rally point.Link-up with indig agent happens here,half a klick from the drop zone.He'll arrange safe passage to the blast site. Motherfucker!Agent is rogue. Repeat, we have a bad agent.- We've been compromised. - Man down! Man down! - Fuck. - Over there!- Agent is kilo. - Get pressure on that wound.We should abort, sir.- Mr. President. - Shut it down. Bring them home. "Match Stick," I repeat, "Match Stick."Head directly to waypoint X-ray. How copy, over? Proceeding to X-ray.- Hello? - He's in the bedroom.Hey, brother.Say again. Over.Confirmed, sir.The element is off the X and moving to extract. Three wounded, one KIA.。