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还要我继续读吗 还是换一本
Do you want me to keep going with this, or something else?
无所谓
Doesn't matter to me.
我只是喜欢听你读
I just like hearing you read it.
道格 我要跟你说件事
出什么事了
What's going on?
我会在安全屋做解释
I'll explain in the safe room.
第七舰队在关岛附近吗
The 7th Fleet is near Guam?
北面90英里
Ninety miles north.
一周内就能派舰只去与那国岛
We could have ships to Yonaguni in less than a week.
我本可以什么都不说 但我告诉了你
I could have said nothing, but I told you.
我得走了
I have to go.
我下次再找你 她最好已经走了
She better be gone by the next time we talk.
先生
Sir.
怎么这么久才来
if they don't have one, let's create a list of options.
这就去办 先生
Right away, sir.
那么同日本海军进行协调配合呢
How about coordination with the Japanese navy?

[2014美国Netflix最新高分剧情剧][纸牌屋 第二季]

[2014美国Netflix最新高分剧情剧][纸牌屋 第二季]

电影简介:导演: 朱迪·福斯特/ 詹姆斯·弗雷/ 卡尔·弗兰克林/ 约翰•大卫•科尔斯编剧: 鲍尔·威利蒙/ 迈克尔•多布斯/ 安德鲁·戴维斯主演: 凯文·史派西/ 罗宾·怀特/ 凯特·玛拉/ 迈克尔•吉尔/ 杰拉尔德·麦克雷尼/ 迈克尔·凯利/ 沙基纳·贾弗里/ 克里斯汀·康奈利/ 塞巴斯蒂安•阿塞勒斯/ 珍妮·阿特金森/ 德里克·塞西尔类型: 剧情/ 悬疑官方网站: /WiMovie/House_of_Cards/70178217制片国家/地区: 美国语言: 英语首播: 2014-02-14(美国)季数: 2集数: 13单集片长: 60又名: House of Cards Season 2评分: 豆瓣9.6 / IMDB 9.7剧情概要:《纸牌屋》由大卫·芬奇、鲍尔·威利蒙联合制作,凯文·史派西主演,改编自英国同名小说,BBC老版的迷你剧也是有名的经典。

剧本由《总统杀局》的编剧鲍尔·威利蒙和Eric Roth 执笔。

史派西饰演的角色名叫弗兰克·安德伍德,美国国会众议院多数党督导(或称多数党党鞭the House Majority Whip in the United States Congress)。

他是个政治家中的政治家,老练成熟,有令人崇拜的领导范儿,很有魅力,也很无情。

他的成功来自于一个事实,他和妻子克莱尔(罗宾·怀特饰演)将不惜一切代价,爬上权力的顶峰。

《纸牌屋》有美国著名导演大卫·芬奇和奥斯卡影帝凯文·史派西的加盟,以第一人称视角的政治题材,讲述凯文·史派西饰演的美国国会议员,因为“遭遇总统承诺背叛”,他心怀恨意,通过各种冷血手段和政治伎俩对新任总统以及相关党羽进行打击报复,最终成功上位。

摩登家庭 -第2季第1集-字幕-对白-纯英文-看美剧学英语

摩登家庭  -第2季第1集-字幕-对白-纯英文-看美剧学英语

Honey, do you need me to move the car? No, it's nothing. I'm alrightOh no! Iron cross, she's going downOh no! Iron cross, she's going downOh god! Phil...- You okay? - Yes. I am.I am okay.Honey, why do we keep this car?It's a classic!No, it just sits here.And the seatbelts don't work.The doors stick. It leaks fluids.We haven't put fluids in it in 10 years. Well, I'm gonna fix all that anyway.And then, uh, it's gonna be Haley's car. Oh, we're not giving this car to Haley.It's way too easy to fit a mattress in the back. Remember?Oh, no. We're selling it.What?!Unless you don't think you can.- Really? - Yeah.- Seriously? - You can't.You honestly think that's gonna work?You can't sell it.You know what?You can insult a lot of things about me...My hair, my voice, my balance-board exercises...But don't insult my selling.That crosses a line.What line? Oh, you don't see it?That's 'cause I just sold it.That's 'cause I just sold it.While the spray-tanned starlet claimsto be six weeks sober, sources down under say:She has been bar-hoppinglike a coked-up kangaroo."Ah, what's daddy reading to you?If I have to read "the very hungry caterpillar"One more time, I will snap.- oh, it's not that bad. - I will snap!So, um, I laid the toolbox outside,And all the supplies are ready,And I think we are good to go!Terrific.Aren't you gonna change into a working man's outfit?No, I'm good,And I don't think workmen really call them "outfits."We are building a princess castle for Lily.Uh, it's something every father wants to be able to do for his daughter. You know, and I fancy myselfas a bit of a castle designer.I have done a few sketches.Which we have archived so we can use the kit.- Mm, yeah. - The kit.Uh, the kit. Which, uh, we're gonna do together.I am petrified to do this with Mitchell.He built a couple of theater sets in college or something,And now he thinks he knows everything about building.Well, he doesn't.Every home-improvement project that we've undertaken.Has been a near-death experience.Make the appetizers. And then we'll be...If an accident does happen, I hope he kills me...Because I don't think I would be a very inspiring disabled person. Honey, relax.She's not here yet.You might want to play it a little cooler.You don't want to scare off your girlfriend.She's not my girlfriend!She's just coming over to study the life cycle of silkworms. Oh. She's here.She's here! okay, how's my hair?I thought it was just a friend.I heard that.I wasn't whispering.Manny, open the door. Make her feel welcome.Kelly! Good morning.Uh, I'm glad you're here.Um, this is my Mom.Nice to meet you!In my culture,mothers are very clingy to their sons.In fact, the leading cause of death among Colombian women is when their sons get married.But I'm not like that.I just want my Manny to be happy.Manny, why don't you give your friend Kelly an empanada? Oh, no, thank you.I try to stay away from trans fats.Oh, I'm sure one won't make a difference.They're Manny's favorite!I... think I'm going to stop eating trans fats, too.Mom? When was this from?Oh... That's the year your dad and I went to the rose bowl. Oh... That's the year your dad and I went to the rose bowl. - Incredible game. - Yeah.Mom, you look really pretty.Thank you, sweetheart.So, what happened?Well, Lukey, everyone gets older.Just 'cause parts of your mom aren't what they used to be,it doesn't meam...I mean, what happened in the game?We got our butts kicked by Penn state.The parade was awesome, though.Angela Lansbury was the grand marshal. Angela Lansbury was the grand marshal. "Good time," she wrote.Okay, come on, guys. Let's get back to it.No one's gonna buy this heap looking this way. Hey, mom, which one is the garbage can? Um, it...Honey, you can't throw that away.It's blankety.It's disgusting.No, sweetie, you loved blankety.You wouldn't go anywhere without him. Yeah, until Luke threw up on it.Yeah.I used to throw up all the time.Remember buckety?Oh, look at this.What is that?We went to the beach one day,and Luke had such a good time.That he wanted to being home a jar of sunshine. So he could always remember it.Do you remember, honey?Oh, no... no, no, don't... don't open it.You really think you trapped sunshine in there?I'm just letting you know now,I'm not taking care of him when you guys die.Stop. It's sweet.Still feels hot.Hey! It's that guy who came by earlier.He was really interested.What was his name? Shoot!Well, you can't be in sales and not remember people's names. That's why I like to use what they call "minimonic" devices. They're little tricks to help you remember.Um, like the other day, I met this guy named Carl.Now, I might forget that name,But he was wearing a Grateful Dead T-shirt.But he was wearing a Grateful Dead T-shirt.What's a band like the Grateful Dead?Phish. Where do fish live?[跟"鱼"读音相近]The ocean.What else lives in the ocean?Coral.Hello, "Coral".[他本想卖弄却记错了]I think it's "mnemonic".I... I think I'd remember.Okay.You can do it, dad.Okay.He looked like the drummer from foreigner. Now, foreigner's from France.France rhymes with "ants."Ants ruin a picnic.What's up, Nick?Really?Really?Well, that's great.Yeah, no, swing by anytime. We're here all day. Thanks.Guess what?You said I couldn't sell this?Well, you're gonna be eating a humble pie. Stuffed with crow and a big side of sorry,'cause I just did.In your face, girl with the negative tattoo! Honey...Wait.No!Whoa. Someone doesn't like to lose.Honey.Honey!I'm sorry.I'm sorry.When I woke up this morning, I hated that car,and even thinking about it made me mad.But then when we were going through it,and blankety...all that stuff... I just...The thought of that whole part of our life driving away... We can keep blankety.I don't want...Look at them.Come on. A minute ago, they were babies.And now they're driving.And soon we'll all be dead.Whoa! You're leaving out a few great minutes there. Retirement, old age...Cool chair that goes up the stairs.Yeah. I'm sorry.I'm... being ridiculous.Don't apologize. I love you when you're human. Listen.Hey! listen!We don't have to sell the car.Oh, sweetie, of course we do.It doesn't make any sense to keep it.Well, what can I do to make you feel better? Nothing.Unless you can build me a time machine.Honey...Until someone can figure out how to keep a wormholeUntil someone can figure out how to keep a wormholefrom collapsing in on itself.That's just a pipe dream.Sure.Phil! come on back, phil.Well, I found the...I found the nail gun.Oh. Yay.The weirdest thing... it was wrapped in an old towelstuffed in a box on the top shelf of the closet.Well, just set it down on the counter.Heads up!Oh, dad, what are you doing here?I'm, uh, just, uh, returning that crockpot that Gloria borrowed. Oh, yeah, I forgot you had that crockpot, Jay.Well, we're just getting ready to build Lily a princess castle if you...- Want to help? - Yeah, sure.Oh. Well, if it's okay with you, Mitchell.Oh, yeah! oh, no, dad.Oh, remember how much fun we hadwhen we built that bookshelf together?That was my vietnam.And I was in vietnam.Oh! Look at us!Three construction dudes!Dad, I'm gonna get you some workman gloves.I have a blue and camel.What's your preference?Surprise me.Wouldn't it be easierif we had all our stuff in the same notebook? You think?I mean, we're always going back and forth.I'll just put my things in your notebook. okay.Who wants chocolate milk?Sure, mom.- So how is it going? - Great!Kelly's moving her stuffinto my notebook.This is sudden.It just felt right.Oh, you know what you should do?Put a pinch of salt in the chocolate milk.It really brings out the flavor.Salt is for the popcorn.That sounds good.You wouldn't like it.Maybe we should let Manny decide.Okay.Here's the salt.We'll see what he likes.Wow!That's really good!Try it, mom!I don't care for it.It was delicious.I finally got Lily down for a nap.Where is Mitchell?He's not supposed to be unsupervised!Don't worry.I got him in the garage putting flags on the spires.Okay, perfect.It's better that way. Nobody gets hurt.We don't have to put flags on the spires.Yeah.All right, let's get this roof on.It's supposed to snap right into place.Hey!Whatcha got going on over there, Jigsaw?Well, I thought that I would get startedon the, uh, drawbridge while you guys worked on the roof, so... You all done with the flags?!Yeah!Yeah, it took me like 15 minutes.It was a lot easier than you made it out to be.Do something, Jay.Uh, Mitch?!Yeah.How about you make us some sandwiches?No. No, we're in the middle of this.No, I think what Jay's saying is,why don't you go sort some bolts?No, I sorted the bolts.- All of 'em? - There were six.W... what's going on with you two?Are you... are you trying to get rid of me? Uh..., Mitch.Oh, my god. You are.You're... you're, like, in cahoots.Mitchell, I get scared, when you're around tools, Honey, it's dangerous...For me, for you,for... our roses.Works better this way, kid.I mean, castle goes right up,Nobody gets sliced in half.Do you know how insulting this is? I was...I was an intern at the songbird summer playhouse. Do you think that the town of Brigadoonjust magically appeared?Well, in the play, it did, but...the set...the set was built with these two hands! Mitchell. Mitchell...The Von Trapp mansion, Evita's balcony... Okay. Okay.Oh, where are you going?I'm going on a walk,and, oh, yeah, I can still do that by myself. Watch. Oh, I hope I don't get hurt.Oh, god, who put that doorjamb there?I didn't see it.I ran right into it.Oh, no, I tripped! Walking is so hard! That one didn't look like it was on purpose. It was!Just a few more steps.Oh, sorry!Step! Step! Sorry!- Phil?! - Sorry, sorry.It's gonna be worth it.No, it's not.Don't listen to her.And...- Ow. Ow. Ow! - Sorry. Don't struggle. Stop struggling.Great. It's our car.Not a car. Kids?"ti... " what?Tonight, Claire Dunphy, we are turning back the clock to a simpler time...when families piled into their station wagons,picked up some burgers,and went on a picnic up to granger point.Honey, we don't have to do this.Listen to her.No, it's gonna be great. I talked to...France, ants, picnic...Nick, and he's not picking up the car till tomorrow. We have one more night of family fun!What's gonna be fun about it?Listen to him- Only everything. - Only nothing.Okay, kids, you know what?Your father is trying to do something nice,so I would appreciate it if you would stop your whining and just get in the car.Still does it!Oh, my!Come on, get in, get in!I'm just saying, the kid's gotta learn to let things go. Well, this is a touchy subject for Mitchell.He wants to feel like a regular joe, like you and I.Oh, pardonnez-moi.I prefer the champagne Dijon to the standard yellow.You know, there are a few areas that define us as men,like sports and construction.Mitchell just wants to feel like he's...part of the man club.Isn't that where you guys met?I know you're making a joke because you're uncomfortable, so I'll let it slide.and we met at an orgy.Come on.I just think it's crazy, that's all.So what if he can't swing a hammer?Look at all he has done.Law school, great career, providing for his family.That's manly, too, isn't it?I mean, the classical sense.Well, yes, I mean, I think it also takes a big manto quit his career as a music teacherand raise a child.You're a man, too, Cam.Thank you, Jay.Wait. Garnish. We're men...not cavemen.My great-great-grandfatherhelped build the Brooklyn bridge.And I heard that, until the day he died,every time he passed it, he was filled with such pride.He'd say, "there's a little bit of me in that bridge."I know that I'm not the handiest guy,but I'm still a man,and I want to be able to look out into my yard and say... "there's a little bit of me in that princess castle."Oh, no. No. No, no, no. No.No. Oh, no.Hey, mom.Kelly's parents are on their way.She invited me to go out to dinner and a movie with them. Is that okay?Oh, but...I thought that you and I were going to the movies tonight. You know, to see that one with Shia Labeouf.You know, to see that one with Shia Labeouf.Well, maybe we can go to the movie another night. W... what's wrong?Oh, nothing.Just my heart.Okay, sue me.I am a Colombian mother.I'm not gonna let him make a mistakethat is gonna affect him for the rest of my life!His life!Manny,I think we should talk about this Kelly girl.Isn't she great?I think she really likes me.Why wouldn't she like you, baby? Of course.Go. Have fun.I'm gonna wear my burgundy dinner jacket.Of course you are.I say we apologizeand just finish the castle together like he wanted.- Did you hide the nail gun? - Absolutely.'cause, I mean, you said that before.No, I...Oh, my gosh. It's finished.What the hell? Mitchell did that?Yes. Yes, Mitchell did it.Who's the bitch now, bitches?Honey, it looks beautiful!Well, yeah, because when you two were insideenjoying your little tea party, I was out here...out here getting stuff done.I'm sorry.We shouldn't have underestimated you.You know he's stuck in there, right?Oh, yeah.Uh, hey, kid, Cam and I are gonna go crack a couple cold ones.You want to join us?No, no, you know what?I'm just gonna stay here and get some stuff done,but you... you two ladies enjoy your light beers.How do you know we're having light beers?We only have light beers.So, well, listen.- Here is a hammer. - I don't need it. I don't need it, though. - And this is a screwdriver. - But I'm not gonna use it.And you just come on in whenever you want to.I'll be in at... yeah.You sure we shouldn't get him out of there?No. He would never forgive us.He's a very proud man, your son.Bird! Bird!Bird! ah, oh, my god! oh, my god!Yeah, I'm pretty proud of myself right now.Ohh! oh, my god!Calm down.Luke, honey, slow down.No one's gonna take your food away.Wow, this place has really changed.Time marches on, huh?See that Starbucks down there?You know what that used to be?An orange grove?No, a Burger King.You can still see some of the architecture. Thank you... for this.I really do feel better already.You can go home again, Claire.Oh, sweetie.My stomach hurts.Luke, honey, I told you not to eat so fast.Just sit back, relax. You're gonna be fine.- Ew! Spider! - Haley!-Haley! - Haley, honey,you're standing on the back of daddy's seatbelt! Oh, soft cheeses, I can breathe again.Wait. Where'd the spider go?I really need some air.Okay, Alex, lower your window.I can't. It's stuck.I forgot about that.Don't you throw up on me.Ohh. Don't point him at me!Here, I'll turn on the... Haley!!Oh! Oh, honey, I think that's the heat.It's in my mouth.It's happening!okay, grab a bag!Oh, gosh, it smells like onions!My seatbelt's stuck!I'll help you.oh, my god!Spider!Haley!!Oh, god, he's gonna blow, mom!I need buckety!Okay, everybody get out of the car!Our doors don't open!We got ya.Slow is smooth, and smooth is fast!Get out, get out.Slow is smooth, and smooth is fast, Dunphys! Nice and easy!Slow is smooth, and smooth is fast.Don't look at him!He's just gonna make you feel sick!Oh, I looked, I looked, I looked.Oh, god.Guys, the car!- I got it! - Oh, my god.Oh, my god... no!Oh, no.Oh, no.What's the plan, Phil?!At least I'm trying to do something!Dad, get off!Come on, Phil!Let it go! Let it go!Oh, my god! Honey, let it go! Honey!Stop, stop, stop.Oh, no! That's not...It's all right.I'm just...I'm just being realistic,but we're gonna need to lower the asking price.Hi, papi.You're here so soon.I decided to skip the movie.Are you okay?Yeah.Kelly didn't like my jacket.Plus, she ordered for me.Mm, did she let you hear the specials, at least?No. I don't want to be with someone who doesn't get me. Do we have any trans fats left?Of course.Besides, I think there's a girl I'd rather spend time with. Ohh, that's so sweet.I'm the luckiest mother in the world.Hey. This is Manny. Is Alicia there?Who's Alicia?She's a girl in my history class.We like to play "six degrees of sir Francis Bacon." You just tossed a woman aside.Immediately you go to the next one?!No, I just...Just... just what?!This is not the way you treat women!Men are all the same.They break women's hearts, and they don't care! Men are all animals!Hey, honey.Animal!The art of the sale is all about...what you leave out."83 classic wagon."Tough to find parts."They don't make them like this anymore."For legal reasons."Enjoyed for many years by one happy family." Of raccoons.I'm kidding. Actually...Actually, it did make us happy for a long time.It's gonna be tough to say goodbye.It always is.Nobody loves change.But...Part of life is learning to let things go.I totally thought I was gonna puke on you.I would have killed you if you did.Oh, yeah, like you killed that spider?Oh, you didn't see it. It was huge.Remember the look on mom's facewhen her seat fell down?How about when dad jumped on the hood of the car? "What's the plan, Phil?!"Mitch? Lily?Hey, we're in here!Princess is in her castle!How long have you guys been out here?Ohh. Cam, she can't get enough.We've been in here for like two hours.And we did this for her.Need me to get you out of there?This thing is not safe, Cam.Move to the back of the castle.Yeah, no. I know the drill.No, don't carry me out this time.I think it sends the wrong message to Lily.Well, the neighbors enjoy it.。

纸牌屋第二季分集中英字幕文本(2)

纸牌屋第二季分集中英字幕文本(2)

纸牌屋第二季分集中英字幕文本(2)~瑞秋·麦多秀加密文件昵称主题内容需要获取通话记录昵称主题需要获取通话记录内容美国副总统他可不算是最令人振奋的副总统人选吧This is not the most inspiring choice for a vice president, right?他的确是位备受尊敬的官员务实I -- I mean, a well-respected operator. Pragmatic.但老实说But let's face it.这也许只是总统对国会的示好This is probably just a nod to Congress.提拔一名议员Tapping one of their own.下次大选前他也就是个充数的It's really nothing more than a placeholder until 2016, assuredly.我对他私下宣誓就职毫不惊讶I'm not surprised he's doing a private swearing-in.我猜总统是想My bet is that the president wants to draw尽量保持低调as little attention to this as possible.这其中实在没什么让人...There's just no real wow fa--克里斯蒂娜怎么样Christina's working out well?还在适应不过我目前挺满意的She's getting her sea legs, but I've been happy so far. 她很勤奋She works hard.她能替我陪总统出行It's a big load off my shoulders我可是大大松了一口气when she can travel with the president instead of me. 我留在这边更有用武之地I get so much more done when I stay here.总统有看好的党鞭人选吗The president have a preference in the whip's race? 没想到局面会变得这么不堪Can't believe how ugly it's gotten.真让人无比失望It was more disappointing than anything.当心是啊Watch out. Yeah, it was.没打扰你们吧I hope I'm not interrupting.没有Not at all.这可真是不一般This is something else.安保要求他们得赶工小心Security specs. They had to work fast. Watch out. 这里简直像战场It's like a war zone around here.改建的目的就是隔绝外界影响The idea is to keep the war from getting in.党鞭的竞争怎么样了议员先生How's the whip's race coming, congressman?你和霍华德的竞争蛮激烈的It's tight between you and Howard.这你得问他Well you'd have to ask Howard,不过他大概在忙着琢磨怎么搞我if he's not too busy trying to sodomize me.去打个招呼吧Shall we go and say hello?天呐别逼我跟他说话For god sakes, don't make me talk to that man. 你好霍华德Good to see you, Howard.见到你真高兴韦斯Nice to see you, Wes.高兴个屁啊Yeah. I bet it is.-鲍勃 -弗兰克- Bob. - Frank.谢谢你邀请我弗兰克Appreciate you inviting me, Frank.-什么 -谢谢你邀请我- What? - Thanks for inviting me.不客气You bet.法官大人Judge.总统及副总统宣誓就职时需由最高法院首席法官见证你好啊Good to see you.有换衣服的地吗Is there somewhere I can go to change?当然有大厅那边Yes, absolutely. There's room down the hall.道格照应一下法官Doug, will you take care of the judge?他准备好了就赶紧开始And when he's ready, let's get this thing over with.我去叫大家进来I'll start bringing 'em in.我自愿承担此义务...that I take this obligation freely,既无保留也不逃避without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion... 我自愿承担此义务...that I take this obligation freely,既无保留也不逃避without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion... 我将尽职尽责And that I will well...离总统只差一步One heartbeat away from the presidency,却不用一张选票and not a single vote cast in my name.民主也不过如此Democracy is so overrated.完成我的本职工作上帝保佑...office on which I am about to enter, so help me God.我将尽职尽责And that I will well and faithfully discharge完成我的本职工作the duties of the office on which I am about to enter,上帝保佑so help me god.祝贺您副总统先生Congratulations, Mr. Vice President.好了我们继续治理国家吧All right, let's get back to running the country.你们中一人将接任党鞭Now, one of you is gonna replace me as the whip.你们俩最有希望大家也知道你们都想争取You're the two frontrunners, and we know you both want it.可你们一点领导风范也没有And you're not behaving like men who belong in the leadership.场面话就别说了We need to tone down the rhetoric.你们伤及了党派利益You're hurting your party.我只是在回应霍华德抛出的谎言I'm just responding to the lies Howard's been slinging.公费出游是真事韦斯不是我编的Those junkets happened, Wes. I'm not making it up.那你任人唯亲呢And nepotism's any better.你知道那不是事实That's just not true, and you know it.所以你妹夫是凑巧被任命为财务部长了吗And your sister's husband just happened to be appointed state treasurer.前妹夫是的Ex-husband. And yes.真是一派胡言霍华德That is such a load of crap, Howard.先生们鲍勃说的对Gentlemen, Bob is right.你俩的斗争一旦被曝光This sort of cat-fighting gets out in the press,不管谁赢都不是好事whichever one of you wins hits the ground limping.别出阴招了大家文明一点Let's keep it clean and bring some civility back to the house.可以吗Can we agree to that?你俩握个手我会安心一些I'd feel a lot better if you shook hands on it.谢谢Thank you.我和他在一起呢克里斯蒂娜I'm with him right now, Christina.我走了我晚些时候去你办公室I'm off. I'll swing by your office later.不用了还没装修好呢Don't. It's not ready yet.我就在这儿办公了I'll be working from here.什么事What?塔斯克来了Tusk is in town.他45分钟后和总统会面He's meeting with the president in 45 minutes. 克里斯蒂娜刚告诉我的Christina just told me.商贸联委会谈判的事The Joint Commission talks.她就是这么说的That's what she said.克里斯蒂娜还真有用Christina is proving useful.我们随时联系We stay in touch.给凯茜·杜兰特打电话Get me Cathy Durant.你的人要过来吗Your people coming by?就只有我的新幕僚长Just my new chief of staff.招人之前也没有别人了That's all I've got until we hire more.做副总统夫人是什么感觉So how does it feel to be married to the vice president? 完全一样就是有点吵Exactly the same. Just louder.国务卿杜兰特Secretary Durant.凯茜Cathy.雷蒙德Raymond.祝贺你副总统先生Congratulations, Mr. Vice President.非常感谢Thank you very much.向你介绍国务卿杜兰特May I please introduce Secretary Durant.很荣幸国务卿女士My pleasure, Madam Secretary.简直太意外了This is quite a surprise.我根本不知道你来了I had no idea you were in town.早上好总统阁下Morning, sir.总统先生Mr. President.凯瑟琳Catherine.我们刚好撞见了雷蒙德We just happened to run into Raymond.太好了Wonderful.进来吧Come on in.电话记录肯定能证明我是对的The phone records will absolutely prove I'm right.根本就没有电话记录你知道的There were no phone records. You know that.那还有运营商的数据历史记录The data history with the carrier.重新调查根本不可能就算重新调查了Even if we got the case reopened, which isn't gonna happen, 你知道要拿到获取运营商数据的令状有多难吗do you have any idea how hard it is to get a warrant for phone data?有相当理由就行Probable cause.把他找来进行讯问Bring him in for questioning.严格说这事在你辖区之内Technically you have jurisdiction.美国的副总统The vice president of the United States.我知道你觉得这很荒谬I know this all sounds preposterous to you,但如果你好好看看我的笔记but if -- if you go through my notes --我早就看过了We've been through your notes.你听是听了但你根本没听进去You've listened. But you haven't heard me.的确是间接证据但都合情合理Circumstantial, yes. But plausible.我知道你曾为更小的原因重新调查案子I know you've reopened cases on less.你必须停手了哥们This has gotta stop, man.我们说来说去就这么几句We keep having the same conversation.不可能是意外It can't be an accident.好吧我给你看个东西Okay. I'm gonna show you something.CNN想拿到这个CNN tried to get a hold of this.出于对家属的尊重我们拒绝了We eighty-sixed it out of respect to the family. 监控录像吗The footage?你看了肯定难受It's not easy to watch.我想看I want to see it.她要么是绊倒了要么是跳下去的She tripped. Or jumped.她不是自杀She didn't jump.我逐帧放给你看Here it is, frame by frame.还有两个目击证人Now, there were two witnesses.一个是患眼部黄斑变性的70岁老太太One was a 70-year-old woman with macular degeneration.她什么都没看清楚All she saw was a blur.第二个就是车上的列车员The second was the conductor of the train.他说看上去像是她摔倒了He said it looked like she fell.除了这两个证人就是监控录像了I mean between those two and this video, that's all there is.想看你可以看一万遍但是这个案子结了You can watch it a million times, but this case is closed.我们得把议程限制在几个关键问题上We should limit the agenda to a couple of key issues:工业制品的进口关税import tariffs on industrial manufactured goods以及稀土元素的出口限额and export quotas on rare earth elements.这两个都是他们的政治筹码They're using both as political levers.我也认为在这两个问题上我们能取得进展I agree these are two areas where we can make meaningful progress.但我更担心企业网络攻击的增加But I'm worried about the rise in corporate cyber attacks.扯上这个就没完了That's a rabbit hole.我们早晚得说这件事Well, we have to address it sooner or later.问题是我们要不要现在谈这个It's just a matter of whether we want to address it now.中国人不喜欢意外The Chinese don't like surprises.我只是想说All I'm proposing我们现在利用商贸联委会谈判委婉地提出这个问题is that we use the Joint Commission talks to bring it up gently now,为下轮谈判做好铺垫set the stage for the next round.我是个商人不是外交官Look, I'm a businessman, not a diplomat.但我是个在中国工作了35年的商人But I'm a businessman with 35 years experience working in China.和他们谈判不能太贪心When they come to the table, you don't get greedy.你在福建有一个合资精炼厂You're working on a co-venture refinery project in Fujian.这也是业内首家Which would be the first of its kind.放开了增加投资的渠道...Open the gateway for increased investment --网络攻击对那些合作企业构成威胁Cyber attacks threaten those co-ventures.如果中方可以通过There's less a need for them商业间谍活动获取新技术也就无需合作了if the Chinese can obtain new technology from corporate espionage.弗兰克你觉得呢Frank, what do you think?我更倾向于雷蒙德的想法I lean more toward Raymond's thinking.如果引起中方的反感那多年的努力都白费了If we antagonize the Chinese we could undo years of progress.我可以低调行事绝不会使强硬手腕Allow me to do this quietly, with a soft touch.我不会激怒他们先生I won't antagonize them, sir.我们最要不得的就是自找麻烦The last thing we want to do is rock the boat.你想怎么办凯瑟琳What do you have in mind, Catherine?建议性议程A suggested agenda.而不是作为要求Not a demand.这件事由中层出面我根本不插手We'll keep it mid-level. I won't get anywhere near it.雷蒙德Raymond?我已经表明了顾虑I've voiced my concerns.-要格外谨慎克制 -我向您保证先生- A very soft touch. - You have my word, sir.好Good.雷蒙德一起吃个午餐吧Raymond? Want to grab some lunch?乐意之极Would love to.谢谢弗兰克欢迎加入白宫Thanks, Frank. Welcome to the West Wing.谢谢您先生Thank you, sir.总统就像旷野上的一棵孤树The president is like a lone tree in an empty field.风往哪吹他就往哪倒He leans whichever way the wind is blowing.现在雷蒙德·塔斯克的西风吹得实在太猛And right now Raymond Tusk blows far too strong from the west.那是假发吗Is that a wig?不是他都留了好几个月了No. He's been growing it out for months.戴安说她喜欢长发Diane says she likes it long.我告诉她等她看到I told her she'll feel differently他留起长发辩就会改主意了once she sees the first dread lock.或者闻到Or smells it.我上周末去看了你女儿I went to see your daughter last weekend.她怎么样How is she?-想看看照片吗 -好啊- You want to see a picture? - Okay.-她妈妈在吗 -嗯- Was her mother there? - Yeah.他们的钱够用吧Are they okay on money?格林伍兹的保险率费一月份要上调了The rate at Greenwoods is going up in January.凯特琳娜担心钱不够用Catalina is worried she's gonna be short.我会多打点去她账上I'll make sure to put more into the account.如果你不舒服我们不用聊她We don't have to talk about her if you don't...不不没事我很感谢你去看她No, no, no. It's fine. I appreciate you going to see her.抱歉泰德I'm sorry, Ted.你邀我一起吃午餐我以为你是想...I thought that when you asked me to lunch it was because you want --不不没错No, no, no. I mean, yes,我想确保她们的需求都得到满足I want to make sure they have what they need.但是不But, no,我想找你谈是为了...the reason I wanted to talk --洛莉·塔特Lorrie Tate.洛莉是我朋友她怎么了Lorrie's a friend of mine. What about her?她说你有意竞选党鞭She mentioned you're interested in the whip's race. 天呐Oh, no.真希望她没这么说I wish she hadn't.为什么Why not?因为很荒唐啊Because it's ridiculous.是吗Is it?我只是随口说说I just mentioned it off-hand.韦伯和巴克沃特的竞争简直...The whole Webb and Buchwalter thing is just --一团糟Complete mess.但我是开玩笑的But I wasn't serious.我觉得你该认真想想I think you should be serious.你想竞选党鞭吗Do you want to do it?我没有经验啊泰德我还...I don't have the experience, Ted. And I -- I --想不想Yes or no?当然想Yes, of course.将来再说Someday.但现在我没有他们那样的财力But now I -- I don't have the money they do.你用我的钱就有了Unless you use mine.你不能把你的钱浪费在...You can't waste your money on --如果我找到那些还持观望态度的人If I funnel my PAC money把我的政治行动委员会资金给他们一些to some folks who are on the fence,在你正式宣布前拉拢一些支持者round up a couple dozen commitments before you announce,那你立刻就是有力竞争者that would make you an instant contender.你说这是浪费吗Now tell me that's a waste.这可是几十万啊We're talking hundreds of thousands.这可不是圣诞礼物杰姬It's not a Christmas present, Jackie.如果你是党鞭我就在领导层有了坚定的盟友With you as whip I have a strong ally in the leadership.我的获益不比你少I stand to gain as much as you.稍等片刻Hang on one second.我不知道哪里...I don't know where the...怎么样他信了吗How did it go? Did he buy it?不管你给他吹了什么风吹得很到位Whatever bug you put in his ear burrowed deep.很简单他喜欢你对你视如己出It was easy. The man adores you like you're his own child.但你可得选我做首席副党鞭But you sure as hell better make me Chief Deputy.我得先当选I need to win first.我和泰德两票还剩111票Ted and I make two. 111 to go.副党鞭会数数总是好事It's always good when the Chief Deputy knows her arithmetic. 别扯淡我们数票吧Fuck off. Let's start taking names.这个还不错This one seems promising.康纳·埃利斯可靠有经验Connor Ellis. He's solid. Good experience.是他解决了琼斯参议员Oh, he's the one that got Senator Jones out of that mess借调查名义影响民意的民意调查推手民调的烂摊子with the push polling.是啊免受纪律委员会的调查Yes. Kept him from the ethics committee.面试一下吧Let's set up an interview.我安排一下日程I'll find a good time in schedule.我们说说日程的事Let's talk about the schedule.好好挑一下我该参加哪些活动I think we need to be more selective with the events I do.有些是上任副总统夫人没去成的Some of these are leftovers from Mrs. Matthews.你想取消也可以We can cancel whatever you like.这是什么And what's this?你丈夫要为两位新晋海军陆战队将军授衔Your husband will be pinning stars on two newly commissioned Marine generals.这个你应该去I think that's one you should do.给我介绍一下Okay. Walk me through it.两位将军分别是艾莉西娅·汉普顿Thegenerals are Alicia Hampton和道顿·麦金尼斯and Dalton McGinnis.6点50到场Arriving at 6:50 --道顿·麦金尼斯吗Dalton McGinnis?是的认识吗Yes. Do you know him?大学同学We went to college together.刚说到哪了I'm sorry, where were we?什么时候到Arrive what time?6点506:50.很好出席人员名单给我一份Great. I'd like a list of all the people that will be attending.我被排除在外没什么It's not that big a deal if I get left out,可你是国务卿啊but you're the secretary of state.塔斯克怎么能参与决策I mean, Tusk should not be determining policy.只有总统可以决定你该怎么做The president alone should instruct you on what you are to pursue.他们什么关系What's their relationship?他一直给总统出谋划策He's had his ear for years.那是顾问An advisor...更像是导师总统很重视他的建议More of a mentor. And one whose advice is not easily dismissed.他还会继续要求忽视网络战He's gonna keep pushing back on cyber warfare.除非我给提上议程Not if I get it on the agenda.不你提上议程他更会来劲No, especially if you get it on the agenda.商贸联委会谈判再度开启时Tusk is not gonna take any chances塔斯克绝不会冒丝毫风险when the next Joint Commission talks come around.你刚刚不是支持他吗You agreed with him in the meeting.如果我们站一边他的态度只会更强硬If we had ganged up, he would have taken a firmer position.说不定For all we know,他现在就在劝总统改主意呢he's convincing the president right now to change his mind.所以我们绝不能给他机会Now we need to remove that option as a possibility.怎么办How?这次谈判中就强迫中方回应网络安全问题Force the Chinese to confront the issue now, this round oftalks.我答应总统不采取强硬手段的I promised the president a soft touch.我不能有意食言I can't intentionally break my promise.如果是无意的呢What if it was unintentional?凯茜如果你不喜欢现在的局势Cathy, if you don't like how the table is set, 就干脆搅局turn over the table.你偷吸You're cheating.哪有是电子烟No, I'm not. It's vapor.那也算Still.你该试试You should try it.会上瘾但没副作用Addiction without the consequences.你自己抽It's all yours.不睡吗You staying up?明晚的授衔仪式This ceremony tomorrow night.你不想去You don't want to go.除非我必须去If I don't have to.我也不喜欢I hate these sorta things, too.但这是副总统的首次亮相But it is my first public appearance as vice president. 好吧Okay.谢谢Thank you.要不要把这儿改成办公室Should we turn this into a proper office?可以啊楼下没有私密性That's not a bad idea. No privacy downstairs.我去找装修队I'll talk to the contractor.晚安弗兰西斯Goodnight, Francis.晚安Goodnight.先生先生根据国会议事录Sir! Sir! Congressional Record.不是要谈到六点吗Weren't the talks supposed to go until six?他们不听我们谈不下去We can't talk if they won't listen.中方不谈了吗Did the Chinese walk out?我们已经表明除非他们肯谈政府资助的We made it clear that we won't discuss any other issues网络攻击否则其他问题免谈until government-sponsored cyber attacks are on the table.显然他们不开心了Apparently that's not what they wanted to hear.中方代表离席之前你说了什么Sir, what did you tell the Chinese delegation before they walked out?我们没派人去We didn't have anybody there.商贸联委会谈判通常很无聊的The Joint Commission is usually a snooze-fest.今天不是Not today it wasn't.我已经让格里尔去弄了I've got Greer on it.这不是国际板块的新闻吗Isn't this international?如果要写网络战的背景资料We need somebody from the tech beat就得请科技板块的记者if we want any background on cyber warfare.他找到人接受署名采访了吗Does he have anybody on record yet?中方不肯谈The Chinese aren't talking.美国代表团的话美联社都报道了And all the U.S. delegation said is what's in the AP wire.无论如何两小时内网上要出报道I want something online in the next two hours.本周内发一篇深入后续报道In-depth follow-up sometime this week.卢卡斯Hey, Lucas?你还好吗You all right?好啊怎么了Yeah. Why?你还穿着昨天穿的那身You're wearing the same clothes you wore yesterday. 是吗Am I?我不知道你私生活发生了什么I don't know what's going on in your personal life,但似乎已经影响到你的工作了but it seems to be entering the workplace.仪表很重要Appearances matter.我们的编辑不能比他的记者And we can't have an editor looking more disheveled 还不修边幅than his reporters.两小时一定给你个交待Two hours. You'll have something.你知道杰姬·夏普要竞选党鞭吗Did you know Jackie Sharp's running for Whip?不知道这是我第一次听说No, this is the first I'm hearing of it.我跟韦伯说了I spoke to Webb.洛莉·塔特给他发了一封关于我的电邮He got an email from Lorrie Tate about me.戴夫·霍兰德给我发了一封关于他的电邮I got one from Dave Holland about him.这我不管Which means nothing to me.公费旅游任人唯亲塔特跟夏普很亲密The junkets, the nepotism. Tate and Sharp are close.霍兰德跟她在退伍军人事务委员会共事过Holland serves on the VA committee with her.她找别人出手好撇清干系She used proxies to insulate herself.你觉得是她把料爆给了他们So you think that she gave the dirt tothem.没错她在耍我们两个人Yeah. She's been playing both of us.你觉得她能拉到多少支持者How many commitments do you think she could have? 目前也就20个左右吧Around 20 so far.那她还是被你俩远远甩在后面啊So she's a distant third.但她在一个个动摇我们的支持者啊But she's picking people off us left and right.你得帮我I want your help.我支持你啊韦斯You have my support, Wes.那就公开表态Then make that public.如果我公开支持你博奇就会支持韦伯If I come out for you, Birch comes out for Webb.那反倒会害你而不是帮你That's gonna hurt you, not help you.情况很不妙弗兰克This is serious, Frank.泰德·哈维梅耶在赞助她Ted Havemeyer is bankrolling her.你想过跟杰姬谈谈吗Have you thought of talking to Jackie?没有原则上我不能那么做No, no. I can't do that on principle.为什么不行Why not?我不会跟哈维梅耶支持的人合作Anyone who Havemeyer is backing, I don't work with.我竞选参议员的时候他也搅了我的局He pulled the same crap on me when I ran for Senate.他赞助我的主要对手混蛋He financed my primary opponent. Asshole.那由你决定Well, that is your call.但如果你要让旧账阻碍你的竞选But if you're gonna let an old grudge get in the way of progress --我就是不能这么做弗兰克I just can't do it, Frank.哈维梅耶这些年一直想把我赶下去Havemeyer's been trying to shove me down the totem pole for years.我不会让他得逞的I won't give him the satisfaction.我尊重你但这样我就无能为力了Well, I can respect that, but my hands are tied.这件事很微妙It's a delicate matter,但我们正在和中国政府沟通but we are in communication with the Chinese government 如何推进谈判as to how to move forward.那么美国将在网络攻击的事上屈服吗Does this mean the U.S. will back down on cyber attacks? 美国从不屈服The United States never backs down,特别是在重要问题上particularly on issues that are high priority to us.国务卿女士您是怎么Madam Secretary, what did you--谢谢Thank you.您是怎么跟代表团团长说的What did you tell the head of the delegation?代表团越界了The delegation overstepped its bounds,但凯茜不能坑她自己的人but Cathy couldn't throw her own people under the bus.她公开发表言论前该先跟我们商量一下She should have consulted us first before speaking publicly. 媒体堵在她家门口The press was on her doorstep总统又在地球另一端and the president was in another hemisphere.我不是在批评她的做法Now, look, I'm not condemning what she did,但她总得采取措施but she had to do something.她凭直觉做决定并采取了行动She made a gut call and she acted.咱们得撇清关系Wehave to distance ourselves from this.总统什么时候回来When is the president back?明天早上Tomorrow morning.我们能安排一次会面吗Can we set up a meeting?凯茜得公开道歉Cathy needs to publicly apologize.我们能让她跟总统谈谈吗Can we get her in the room with the president?我们不应该先统一一下步调吗Shouldn't we all be on the same page first?我再想想办法吧I'll see what I can do.谢谢Thank you.我去拿吃的之前你问我了一个问题Now, you asked me a question before I went and got my food.副总统先生我是麦金尼斯将军Mr. Vice President. General McGinnis.不胜荣幸希望你不介意it's a great honor. I hope you don't mind.总统也想出席他让我代为参加The president wishes he could be here. He's asked me to fill in.荣幸的是我先生The honor is mine, sir.将军这是我妻子克莱尔And, General, this is my wife, Claire.很高兴见到你克莱尔好久不见It's good to see you, Claire. It's been a long time.是啊Yes.哈佛的同学Harvard. We were classmates.克莱尔没提过这事Claire didn't say a thing.我们还约会过We dated for a time.只有五分钟About five minutes.好了不打扰你们用餐了Anyway, I'll let you get back to your meal.谢谢我想起来了Thank you. I've remembered.有意思的是Interestingly enough,南卡罗莱纳州第一大作物不是棉花in South Carolina the largest crop is not cotton. 而是烟草No. It's tobacco.第三大作物是大麻And the third-largest crop is marijuana.咱心里明白就好Now -- we'll just keep that to ourselves.失陪一下Would you all excuse me for just a moment? -只有她一个吗 -是的- Is she alone? - Yes.我们想单独谈谈Would you give us a few moments, please?怎么了What's wrong?是他It was him.谁Who?大一那年Freshman year.那件事...是麦金尼斯吗You mean... McGinnis?弗兰西斯弗兰西斯别做傻事Francis, Francis. Please, don't do anything.我绝不会给他授衔...I am not gonna pin a medal on that --你必须授衔You have to.等一下不能让他Just a minute, please! There is no way that man --先生典礼要开始了Sir, they want to start the ceremony.等一会儿他不配接受...Just a minute, please! He does not deserve a medal..弗兰西斯求你了Francis. I beg of you.我告诉你枪毙他都不过分I'm telling you, that man deserves to be taken out and shot.我求你了I am begging you.-不行 -求你了- No. - Please!-不要 -别...- No. - Do not --我说等等I said just a minute!求你了别惹事Do not make a scene. Please.汤姆Tom.谢谢你能来Thanks for coming by.我走进来时我以为会有一丝怀念You know, I thought I would miss this place the moment I stepped inside.可是没有But I don't.喝斯黛拉没问题吧Hope you like Stella.干杯Cheers.干杯Beers up.你怎么样How are things?还不错还不错They're good. They're good.你开心吗You're happy?我就没开心过I haven't been happy a day in my life.不过现在有时间了But I have time now.可以思考写作我最近在构思小说To think. To write. Been working on a novel.是吗Yeah?纯粹是狗屁不过还凑合It's absolute shit. That's okay.挺好的汤姆真挺好的That's great, Tom. That's really great.有什么事What's on your mind?找我来不是叙旧的吧I know you didn't ask me here just to catch up. 弗兰克·安德伍德Frank Underwood.我万分荣幸地On the president's behalf代表总统授予艾莉西娅·汉普顿将军it is my great honor to formerly recognize the selection美军欧洲司令部of General Alicia Hampton as Commander,司令一职United States European Command,授予道顿·麦金尼斯将军and General Dalton McGinnis美国战略司令部司令一职as Commander of the United States Strategic Command. 两位模范领袖为美国海军陆战队The United States Marine Corps has been well served做出了卓越贡献by these two exemplary leaders.总统与我希望两位再接再厉The president and I are grateful for their continued service. 恭喜你Congratulations.谢谢你先生Thank you, sir.你觉得我疯了吗You think I'm insane?我不觉得你疯了I don't think you're insane.只是经历了太多痛苦I think you've been through a lot.想探个究竟Trying to make sense of it all.我知道我是对的I know I'm right.那是自然I'm sure I believe you are.酒驾的事的确是他掩盖的It's a fact that he helped cover up the DUI.如果你手下的记者拿着这事来找你Imagine if one of your reporters came to you with this story. 你会登出去吗Could you print a word of it?不会但我会要求他们继续调查No, but I'd have them keep digging.是吗Would you?凭心而论If you're honest with yourself,你不会说这故事太牵强了吗wouldn't you tell them it seemed farfetched?笔记说明不了什么Your notes aren't convincing.警方报告也证实不了什么The police reports don't prove a link.-还有你的妄加猜测 -我知道- And the speculative leaps you're making... - I know.律人要先律己Hold yourself to the same standards as you hold your staff. 你当时在和佐伊约会You and Zoe were seeing each other.我是猜的也许错了I -- I'm assuming. Maybe I'm wrong.是在约会。

纸牌屋--第1季第11集-字幕-对白-纯英文-看美剧学英语-打印-word版

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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.。

纸牌屋第二季字幕

纸牌屋第二季字幕

纸牌屋第二季字幕简介:纸牌屋(House of Cards)是一部美国政治剧,由Netflix公司制作。

该剧改编自1990年由BBC制作的同名迷你剧,讲述了议会中的政治斗争和权力争夺。

纸牌屋第二季于2014年2月14日首播,共13集。

该季继续聚焦于弗兰克·安德伍德(Frank Underwood)的崛起和权力游戏。

第一集:权力的游戏[00:00:00] 弗兰克的计划(背景音:紧张的音乐)弗兰克(低声):这个国家只有一条规则:权力给予那些敢拿的人。

(画面:总统宣誓就职仪式)旁白:第二季开篇,弗兰克成为了副总统。

他现在准备着手实现自己的计划。

[00:05:12] 弗兰克的盟友(画面:弗兰克与鲁斯的对话)弗兰克:我需要你的帮助,鲁斯。

我有一个大胆的计划,需要你站在我的一边。

鲁斯:弗兰克,你真的认为这个计划能成功吗?弗兰克:我只需要你相信我。

旁白:弗兰克向他的盟友鲁斯寻求支持,为了顺利实施他的计划,他需要尽可能多的人站在他这一边。

[00:10:24] 权力的暗流(画面:政治演讲现场)新闻主播:弗兰克·安德伍德在这次演讲中表达了他对教育改革的支持。

旁白:弗兰克运用自己的演讲技巧,为自己的政治目标争取更多的支持。

[00:15:42] 暗杀阴谋(画面:弗兰克与警卫的对话)弗兰克:警卫,我听说有人密谋要暗杀我。

你能不能保证我的安全?警卫:总统下达了命令,要求我们保护您的安全。

旁白:弗兰克收到了一条匿名线报,称有人正在策划要暗杀他。

他必须保护自己的安全,同时找出幕后黑手。

[00:20:55] 权力的代价(画面:弗兰克与媒体记者的采访)媒体记者:弗兰克,有人指责你利用权力来达到个人目标,你对此有何回应?弗兰克:权力是不可避免的,只有掌握权力才能真正改变世界。

旁白:弗兰克对于自己使用权力的方式并不感到愧疚,他相信只有通过权力才能实现真正的改变。

第二集:权谋的边界[00:00:00] 意外的援助(画面:弗兰克与凯特的对话)凯特:弗兰克,我刚得到一个内部消息,有人想撤销你的副总统职位。

纸牌屋--第1季第12集-字幕-对白-纯英文-看美剧学英语-打印-word版

Hey. Excuse me.I'm Paul Capra. I'm here to see Christina.Oh, right this way, Mr. Capra. She's expecting you. - Paul. Hi. - Hey, Christina.- It's good to see you. - Yeah, you too.Can I get you anything?Nah. I grabbed some breakfast on the way down.- Okay. Have a seat. - All right. Thank you.I asked you down herebecause I spoke to D triple Cand the D.N.C.We'd like you to run for Peter's seat.As you probably know,the election's been set for the first week of February. You want me to run?With your stature in the community,your grass roots organizing experience... Christina, hold on.I know it's a lot to consider.It's only been a month.Well, we still have to govern, Paul.I thought you asked me down herebecause you wanted to talk or something.I do. About the election.I mean about Peter.How come you didn't go to the funeral?I couldn't.How you been holding up?I'm all right. It's been hard keeping the office on track. Jesus. Screw the office.What about you?You're allowed to grieve, Christina.Paul...there are 600,000 people counting on us.I can't let my feelings get in the way of that.Will you hear me out about running for Peter's seat? Well, you've passed the vetting process with flying colors. - Is there anything we might have missed? - No, sir.Tell me about yourexperience as the chair of the oversight reform committee. It's been very rewarding.What are the biggest challenges you've had to face? Partisanship.Partisanship.Well, I suppose a room filled with 435 big egosisn't the most hospitable place for oversight.Do you want to be Vice President, Tabitha?It would be a great honor, sir.We'll be in touch.That's all?- For the time being. - Thank you, Mr. President.We have to cross her off.I agree. She could put a crack addict to sleep.Then what is she doing on the goddamn list?Tabitha's a very gifted legislator.I don't want people who make sense on paper.I need at least one viable option.The two of you created this list andhave proceeded to cross off every name you've put on it.It's just a first pass, sir.We need time to fully vet all...Jim is gonna win this thing in Pennsylvania,and we're no closer to naming his replacementthan we were a month ago.Let us take another crack at itand give you a few more names to consider.I just want one name.We'll have something for you by tomorrow morning.Thank you, Mr. President.He's ready to say yes to anything.Yeah, for this to work, I don't think you can be there.- Not when I first mention it. - I agree.You bring it up in your morning brief,and when I show up, I'll act surprised.Assuming he's open to the idea...Look, all we have to do tomorrow is plant the notion in his head. I'm sure you'll be persuasive.- Hello? - Mr. Capra?Yeah. Who's this?Janine Skorsky from Slugline.We spoke when I wrote the piece about Congressman Russo's passing. I'm done giving interviews about Peter, okay?He was a troubled guy. End of story.This is not about his death.I'm calling you becausemy sources at the D Triple C are telling methat you might be running for his seat.I'm not talking about that.But you did have a meetingthis morning with Christina Gallagher, correct?I'm driving right now. I really shouldn't be on the phone.If you do run, I would like to knowabout your involvement in the closing ofthe Philadelphia shipyard.That decision was made in Washington.The association wasn't consulted.Forgive me. I find that hard to believe.I read all of the transcripts from the BRAC Commission. Congressman Russo didn't give any testimony.So are you saying thathe didn't consult with you once before you...Somebody was strong-arming him, okay? It was politics.Do you know who would've pressured him?Look, I don't know. He just said people up the food chain.Did he say anything more specific about...You know what? There's traffic. I gotta go.Mr. Capra, I would...Should I be prepared to do press?If he's amenable.What do you think our chances are?Better than 50-50, if I had to say.We won't announce until after Matthews wins, though.I hate to admit it, but I'm nervous.So am I.It's just the last time, we found ourselves...That's my fear too.All right. You call me, either way.In no more than nine hours.Linda's been in there far too long.If the President takes this much convincing,it doesn't bode well. I can feel it...his hesitation on the other side of that door.I know it's pointless to worryuntil I know what cards I'm holding.Perhaps he just got interrupted by some...He wants to tap Raymond Tusk.- What? - He thinks it's a bold idea.It's an idiotic idea. The man's never held public office.That's one of the things the President said he likes about him. The President wants to nominatea multibillionaire in a struggling economy?He'll alienate half the country.Which is exactly what I said,but he made it very clearhe does not want me to fight him on this.- So you didn't mention me at all? - I never had the chance. His mind was made up before I could say a word.Well, we have to unmake it.Well, you can try, but if you do,my guess is he's gonna cut you out of the process altogether. He seemed adamant.We should go in there.- Mr. President. - Morning, Frank.Will you give us a few minutes, Linda?Of course.Linda fill you in?I think Raymond Tuskis an exciting, bold idea.Well, I'm glad you agree. Linda didn't think so.He's a proven businessman. Brilliant, but down-to-earth. Do you know him personally?I met him briefly once at a fund-raiser.Last night when I called himwas the first time we had a meaningful conversation.Did he seem open to the idea?I sensed a good deal of reluctance.He wanted a few days to consider.Well, good. That gives us time to start vetting him.He's clean. I had him vetted last yearwhen I was considering him for Secretary of the Treasury. And did he say why he's reluctant?No. Didn't give a reason. Just wanted to mull it over.I want to send someone to St. Louis to speak to him in person, convince him to accept the nomination.And who are you thinking about?I'd send Linda, but there's so much work for her to do here, and, well, she can be abrasive at times.Yeah, she can be a bit tough.I want someone with gravitas.Birch is a possibility,but he's not always been our strongest ally.I'm not sure I would trust Bob with something like this.I would be happy to go myself, sir.I can use a light touch and give him the respect he deserves. Good. I'll let his people know you're coming.- Thank you, Mr. President. - Thank you, Frank.Tell me, Francis.It's good we were prepared for anything.I have to fly to St. Louis tonight."Somebody was strong-arming him."and when I asked him who, he said, quote,- "People up the food chain." - It's Washington.Congressmen get strong-armed all the time.My gut says it was Frank Underwood.He had nothing to do with Russo before the shipyard closing, and then suddenly he's propping him up?That doesn't mean he was...Let's cut the bullshit once and for all, Zoe.I know he's been feeding you your stories.I don't want to screw you over,but I'm not gonna stop digging on this.I won't say he was a source.But you do know each other.Show me your notes, and I'll talk to him.These are the notes from the Capra call.And these are the transcripts from the BRAC hearing. When they got to the Philadelphia shipyard,Russo doesn't say anything.That's fine.Yeah, I would just put both of them in that file.Claire, I just got a call from the P.R. office at Sancorp saying they wanted to send a film crewto take footage of our filtration project in Botswana. Right. They're just using that for promotional material. Sancorp fought us on the watershed bill.They helped us get the filters out of South Sudan.I thought that was the State Department.No. You remember Remy Danton?You met him in your office right after you started working here. - The lobbyist. - I asked him for his help.We're just returning the favor, that's all.Claire, they're against everything we stand for.It's harmless. They'll send the videoto a few of their investors and make some commercials.This makes me very uncomfortable... the idea...They are sending the film crew, Gillian,so please work with them on that.One of my colleagues is looking into Peter Russo.The assumption is you strong-armed him into closing the shipyard. Where does your colleague get their information?I don't know.Allocating the D.O.D. budget is always a free-for-all.Did you pressure him?There were certain people that were gonna benefitfrom the base closing sooner rather than later.I didn't strong-arm Peter.I advised him to trade in a losing hand for a winning one.How did he stand to win?He made allies out of enemies.That's a very valuable thing in Congress.I wish I could give you something juicier,but the shipyard closing was just politics as usual.I assume your colleague is Ms. Skorsky.Does she know we're talking?No. Of course not.Be in touch.More than you ever wanted to know about Raymond Alan Tusk... the companies he controls, political contributions.A GQ article entitled "Backwoods billionaire"- is about his humble midwestern lifestyle. - Jesus.There's also a copy of the financial disclosure requirementsand details of the blind trust.I think the trust is where you want to focus.Could Linda be behind all this?To what end?To get you out of town for a few dayswhile they continue the search without your interference.The President has no reason to mistrust me.Unless Linda told him you want the Vice Presidency.No. She's in way too deep.We misjudged her on the Secretary of State nomination.That was different. She blindsided me.Now she knows my eyes are wide open.Do you want the Gaffney bag or regular business?Regular business. Tusk can dress down if he wants to,but I'm representing the White House.Oh, and get Walter Doyle onto Tusk.Let's see if we can dig up anything.I'll call him right now.And keep your eye on Janine Skorsky while I'm away.She's been prying into Russo.What does she know?She knows the right questions to ask.I want to make sure she doesn't get the right answers. I'm on it.McCuddin.McCuddin.What was that?McCuddin Air Force Base.BRAC hearing. Was there on April 12th.David Rasmussen stepped down less than a week later. Womack takes his place. So maybe...Wait. Slow down.McCudden is in his district.Is that the shipyard thing?Janine, call me back.I think it was Womack who pressured Russo.Russo was probably just earning a favorhe could cash in later.I'm around.Did you ever have to fight her to kill a story? Janine?Yeah. When she worked for you.Only when I knew she was wrong.She's trying to draw up this whole conspiracy thing with Russo and Frank Underwoodand the whole shipyard closing.But I'm pretty sure she's wrong.- Pretty sure isn't the same as certain. - No. I am certain. - How do you know? - I have sources.- Underwood? - No.No. Never mind. I'll figure it out.- Mrs. Tusk? - Jean, please.You must be Frank. Come in.So nice to meet you.The guest room is this way.It is very kind of you to have invited me to stay here. Why waste the taxpayers' money on a hotelwhen we have a perfectly good bed?Well, both they and I are very grateful.I'm sorry Raymond isn't awake to greet you.- He goes to bed at... - I know he's an early riser.I understand.Would you like a wake-up knock?No. I have an alarm on my phone.- Sleep tight. - Thank you so much.I would say good morning, but it's the middle of the night. - It's a pleasure to meet you. - And you too.Was I making too much noise?No. I smelled bacon.Here.Coffee? Booze?2:00 a.m., you can go either way.Just water for now.It's filtered. Your wife would approve.You ever been to St. Louis before?Just the airport.What do you think so far?Well, I've only seen your neighborhoodand whatever I could see out the window on the interstate. Good enough. It's all pretty much the same.Excuse me.Excuse me.Excuse me.Excuse me.Listen, um, I still haven't showered.My mind is on China here.Uh, what do you say you get a few more zsand we try this again in a few hours with our clothes on? Sounds like a plan.Meet me at my office at 9:30.I'll have a driver pick you up.Can I ask why you do that?- Do what? - Tap your ring like that.I've seen you do it on TV.Two taps every time you get up from a table or leave a lectern. Something my father taught me.It's meant to harden your knucklesso you don't break them if you get into a fight.It also has the added benefit of knocking on wood.My father believed that successis a mixture of preparation and luck.Tapping the table kills both birds with one stone.Your father was a peach farmer?Yes, he was. Not a very successful one.- Lack of preparation or lack of luck? - Lack of both.He was better at giving advice than following it.He was better at giving advice than following it.He was better at giving advice than following it.He was better at giving advice than following it.Miss? Miss, your card.Thank you.Ms. Gallagher, my name's Janine Skorsky.I'm a reporter at Slugline.- I wrote the profile on Congressman... - I remember.- Do you have a minute? - If this is about Peter, I...No. It's about Paul Capra.We know that he might be running for Congressman Russo's old seat.I can't comment on that.We're just trying to do some backgroundon the shipyard closing last April.Listen, I just want to eat my breakfast.We have sources that are sayingthat the Congressman was being pressured by someoneto not fight the closure.- Who? - That's what I'm trying to figure out.This is completely off the record, I promise you.- Hi, Christina. - Doug, hi.- How you holding up? - I'm okay.I'm... I'm good.I saw you sitting over here. You mind if I...No. Please.Ms. Skorsky, right?I believe we spoke a few times when you used to work at the Herald. Whenever I could get past the press office gauntlet to you.We do like to run a tight ship.So what brings you to the Capitol?I was just asking Ms. Gallagherwho's running to fill the vacant seat in Pennsylvania's 1st.Well, the honest answer is we don't know.Thank you for your time, Ms. Gallagher.Anyone starts harassing you with questions you don't want to answer, you let me know.I'll handle them.You got enough on your plate right now.Thanks, Doug. I appreciate that.Hang in there, okay?Yes.Uganda,Peru,Nepal,Indonesia...Nicaragua.Well, you are quite the well traveled man.No. I'm the man who stays at home.Jean brought those back for me.- Mr. Tusk, I am... - First names.After all, we have broken bacon together.We can safely assume that we're familiar. Raymond, I realize that you are a very busy man, so I'm gonna cut right to the chase.The President sincerely would like youto become the next Vice President.That part I already knew.And I'm here to convince you to say yes.Another thing I already knew.Well, I don't know thatI can tell you anything you don't already know. But perhaps you can tell me what your hesitation is. Speak.Yes.Now, I understand you might have some concerns about the financial disclosures leading...Speak.No.I have eight people representing me at eightsimultaneous meetings in six time zones right now.I sit here and answer their questions,provided they come in the form of a single yes or no proposition. Well, then, let me give that a try.Would you like to be the Vice President?Yes or no?Hold on a minute.I am very sorry.Let me have 20 minutes to wrap up these meetings.And then what do you say we get out of the officeand away from this damn phone?Meet me at my car.Betty can tell you where it's parked.Go ahead.He's deflecting.What I can't tell is whether it's becausehe's inclined to say no or wants to be wooed to say yes.Either way, I'll have to ease him into the conversation,not be so blunt.This trip may take longer than I thought.We've looked through all the file cabinets.They're not on his computer?Not with the Congressman's handwritten notes.All right. I'll check his office.There is a comfort to these woods.Like they're my backyard.Well, they are my backyard, in a way. I own them.How much land?Six thousand acres.You think I could get a tour of your Fulton plant while I'm in town? If you'd like. But...I don't know why you'd want to be therewhen you could be out here.I've never seen a nuclear plant.Not much to see.Steel, concrete, a lot of steam.The President hasn't exactly been a big supporter of nuclear power. Is that, uh, part of your hesitation...that fear that the administration...He's just being savvy.Nuclear energy is a tough sell after Japan.But it's the only option we have right nowthat doesn't completely trash the planet.The argument against nuclear power is an emotional one.And you don't make decisions based on emotion.Decisions based on emotion aren't decisions at all.They're instincts,which can be of value.The rational and the irrational complement each other. Individually, they're far less powerful.And which category do your thoughts on thevice presidency fall into?Do you hear that song?It's a hermit thrush.Can't see him."Solitary, the thrush..."The hermit, withdrawn to himself,"avoiding the settlements,"sings by himself a song."- Do you know the poem? - No, I don't.It's Walt Whitman.It's about the death of Abraham Lincoln.He's over there somewhere.Yes, I know the damn poem.We studied it at the Sentinel.I said to my Professor,"Why mourn the death of Presidents, or anyone for that matter? "The dead can't hear us."And he asked me if I believed in heaven.I said no.And then he asked if I had no faith in God.I said, "You have it wrong."It's God who has no faith in us."Deeper into the woods.I think you're being paranoid.He came up right after I sat down. It was creepy.I'm telling you, it was Womack.Is that what Underwood said?He didn't name names. But who else?What's the big deal? Congressmen trade favors.One of these congressmen committed suicide.I think you're stretching here, Janine. To try and connect...I have gone after big fish before.I know what it feels like to be watched.Underwood's education bill went to the floorjust three days after Womack became majority leader.You leaked the education bill.And then there was the Kern article.Those were two completely different stories.Wait. What was the guy?Uh, what was his name?He's the one who told that Kern wrote the article for the school paper. - Roy Kapeniak. - You should go talk to him.- There's no link. - Except you.Underwood's been using you, Zoe.Don't you want to know why?Remy Danton's on line two.He says it's important.- Hello, Remy. - Hey, Claire.I got a call from the P.R. Team at Sancorp.They said Gillian Cole isn't being cooperative.Hasn't gotten back to them, you mean?No. Told them point-blank she doesn't want the film crew there.I'm looking at an e-mail. She wrote thatthey would be disruptive to the project and local community.Is that her, or is that coming from you?No. I made it very clear that I wanted her to work with them. Well, it seems like she's doing the opposite.I will speak to her,and then I'll sort things out with the P.R. Team personally.- Thank you, Claire. - You bet.Is Gillian at lunch?She didn't come in yet today. She's not feeling well.Let me know when she gets here.- What time is your flight? - 6:40.We should get going. There's gonna be traffic.Almost ready.I've been thinking.The, uh, older man you were with.Was it Underwood?So, what this is really about is covering your own ass.That is not true.You don't want anybody to know you were sleeping with him. Not exactly objective reporting, is it?Don't fucking lecture me on journalistic ethics.How many of the stories you brought me at the herald- were because you were... - I'm not gonna have this conversation. Fine. Maybe you should take a cab to the airport.Don't punish me for being honest.You haven't been honest. I had to ask.And you still haven't given me a straight answer.Yes.It was him.I... I don't know if I can do this, Zoe.- Do what? - You fucked a Congressman to get ahead.I'm not the first person to ever do something like that, Lucas. But I'm not sleeping with those other people, am I?What, so you just hate me now?No. I probably love you.That's the fucking problem.Let's go. I'm parked illegally.So I hear you went stomping through the woods today.We did, and then Raymond was kind enoughto arrange a tour of the Fulton plant.And I'm sure you were wondering,"When is this old fool gonna get around to brass tacks?"I'm here to simply answer questions.I figured that you would make up your mind when you're ready. There are two minds here.We know all about the blind trust.Does it concern either of you?The words "Blind" And "Trust"are not among my favorites in the English language.But I have no problem with it in theory.Not managing our assets for a few yearscould unburden us from a great deal of stress.Well, then, what does your reluctance stem from?Why do you think the President wants me?Well, I can't speak on his behalf, but if I were to... Aren't you here to do just that... speak on his behalf?If I were to speculate, I think the President would prob... Speculation is a poor form of investmentand an equally poor form of politics.Tell me what you know.I don't know what you mean.Well, what do you think I should do?You, personally, Frank Underwood?My opinion isn't what matters here.It does to me. Should I do it? Yes or no?Well, there's a great number of things to consider... And I'm sure you've considered them all.Yes or no, Frank?No, I will not answer that question.Because you think I shouldn't.Because it's not relevant.All right, then. Let me ask you another way.Would you take the job?It hasn't been offered to me.What if it were?I have a distaste for hypotheticalsjust the same as you have a distaste for speculation.All right, all right.That's enough business for now. We can discuss it more tomorrow. Get in. Get in there, Bruce.Sorry. Sorry to bother you, ma'am.Um, I'm looking for Roy Kapeniak.I thought his trailer was over here. Am I in the right place?You're in the right place a month ago.He got evicted.He was shootin' off his gun too much in the yard.Do you know where I can find him?Why?I'm a relative. His... his niece.Skipped town is what I heard.Had a girl livin' with him. Maybe she knows.- Name was Echo. - Echo?That's what she went by, at least.Works at the titty bar over on 40.Highway 40?- Across from the Burger King. - Okay. Thank you.- Across from the Burger King. - Okay. Thank you.Girls get in free.- I'm looking for Echo. - Who?Echo.Roy was a fucking wacko.I was stupid to live with him as long as I did.- Do you know where he is now? - I don't know, and I don't care. He ever talk about the article I wrote?All the time. He had it framed.Bet it's still in the trailerif it's not in a junkyard right now.Did he say why he called me?- Did he ever tell you? - I was there.- Where? - When the guy showed up.Who?I won't name names.Fuck Roy Kapeniak.You don't owe him shit.Some guy who said he was a Congressman.Was it...him?No.He was younger, tall,not much hair, pretty good-looking.- Yeah, that was him. - You're absolutely sure?He brought bourbon, blow, stayed the whole night. The whole thing was his idea.What, to say that Kern wrote the editorial?That guy didn't write anything. It was all Roy. Okay, look, I know I said that I wouldn't name names, and I won't if that's what you want.But you could be famous overnight.Talk shows, TV, the whole country...No way.You wouldn't have to dance anymore.You could do whatever you want.Don't use my fucking name, okay?I already said more than I should have.- Stamper, it's midnight. - Two things, boss.First, Janine Skorskyambushed Christina this morning.I intercepted her before she could ask too much.- Should we be worried? - I can keep this contained, sir.I just wanted you to know.All right. What's the other thing?Doyle came back with his research.I just e-mailed it to you.The President told you he and Tusk didn't know each other, right? Yeah. He said they met once, I think,at a fund-raiser.That would appear to be a lie.All right. I have it in front of me now.Doyle catalogued all the instances he could findin which the two of them were in the same city at the same time. Items in red are events that they both attended.And he found something else.Back in Walker's private sector days,he was the C.E.O. of Pioneer Airlines.Guess who owned a third of the stockwhen it was sold to united?Raymond Tusk.My guess is that he and Walker know each other quite well. All right. Let me look this over. I'll call you back.I'm being played.But why?But why?But why?- Did I wake you again? - No.I'd like to talk.Give me a moment.Give me a moment.Give me a moment.Give me a moment.Give me a moment.Carolina Parakeet.You're wrong, but you're close.This is the Sun Conure.They look very similar,but the Carolina Parakeet is extinct.Was killed off because it was considered a pest. Interesting species, though.Voracious appetite.And he was poison. Cats who ate him died.This bird is not the only thingyou've misidentified since you've been in St. Louis.You and Walker are old friends.。

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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.。

曼达洛人 -第2季第1集-字幕-对白-纯英文-看美剧学英语

When one chooses to walk the Way of the Mandalore, you are both hunter and prey.There is one job.Underworld?How uncharacteristic of one of your reputation.Is it not the Code of the Guildthat these events are now forgotten?A Mandalorian shot up the Guild on Nevarro,took some high value target and went rogue. Traveling with me, that's no life for a kid.They'll keep coming.None will be free until the old ways are gone forever. You have something I want.This is the one you hunted, then saved?Its species can move objects with its mind.The songs of eons past tell of battlesbetween Mandalore The Great,and an order of sorcerers called Jedi.By Creed, it is in your care.You must reunite it with its own kind.I was a foundling.The Mandalorians raised me in the Fighting Corps.I was treated as one of their own.- Did you do this? - No!Did any survive?We knew what could happen if we left the covert.Our secrecy is our survival.Take care of this little one.This is the Way.This is the Way.I'm here to see Gor Koresh.Enjoy the fights.You know this is no place for a child.Wherever I go, he goes.So I've heard.I've been quested to bring him to his kind.If I can locate other Mandalorians, they can help guide me. I'm told you know where to find them.It's uncouth to talk business immediately.Just enjoy the entertainment.Bah! My Gamorrean's not doing well. Kill him! Finish him! Do you gamble, Mando?Not when it can be avoided.Well, I'll bet you the information you seekthat this Gamorrean's going to diewithin the next minute and a half.And all you have to put up in exchangeis your shiny beskar armor.I'm prepared to pay you for the information.I'm not leaving my fate up to chance.Nor am I.Thank you for coming to me.Normally, I have to seek out remnantsof you Mandalorians in your hidden hivesto harvest your precious shiny shells.Beskar's value continues to rise.I've grown quite fond of it.Give it to me now or I will peel it off your corpse.Tell me where the Mandalorians areand I'll walk outta here without killing you.I thought you said you weren't a gambler...I'm not.All right, stop, stop! I'll tell you where he is.But you must give me your word that you won't kill me.I promise you will not die by my hand.Now, where is the Mandalorian you know of? Tatooine.What?The Mando I know of is on Tatooine.I've spent much time on Tatooine.I never saw a Mandalorian there.My information is good, I tell you.The city of Mos Pelgo. I swear it by the Gotra. Tatooine it is, then.Wait, Mando! You can't leave me like this.Cut me down!That wasn't part of the deal.Wait, what are you doing?Mando! I can pay! Mando! Mando!第二季第一集执法官All right. Hey, hey, hey!Sorry, gang. Come on.You know he doesn't like droids.May as well let them have at it.The Crest needs a good once-over.Oh! So he likes droids now.Well, you heard him. Give it a once-over.I guess a lot has changed since you were last in Mos...Oh! Thank the Force!This little thing has had me worried sick.Come here, you little womp rat.Come here, you little womp rat.Looks like it remembers me.How much do you want for it? Just kidding. But not really. You know, if this thing ever divides or buds,I will gladly pay for the offspring.Hey!Oh, jeez!Watch what you're doing up there. He barely trusts your kind. You want to give all droids a bad name?Thank you!I'm here on business. I need your help.Oh, then, business, you shall have.Care for me to watch this wrinkled critterwhile you seek out adventure?I've been questedto bring this one back to its kind.Oh, wow. I can't help you there.I've never seen any like it.And trust me, I've seen all shapes and sizes in this town.A Mandalorian Armorer has set me on my path.If I can locate another of my kind,I can chart a path through the network of coverts.You've been the only Mando here for years from what I can tell. Where is Mos Pelgo? I'm told there's one there.Oh. Boy, I haven't heard that name in a while.It's not on any of the maps.Because it was wiped out by bandits.Once the Empire fell, it was a free-for-all.I didn't dare leave the city walls. Still don't.Can you tell me where it used to be?Depends who's asking. You want to see it?R-five! Bring the map of Tatooine.No, take your time. Seriously.You just can't get good help anymore.I don't even know who to complain to.Let's go, let's go.Waiting. Okay.This is a map of Tatooine before the war.You got Mos Eisley, Mos Espa,and up around this region, Mos Pelgo.I don't see anything.Well, it's there. Or at least, it used to be.Not much to speak of. It's an old mining settlement.They're going to see that big hunk o' metal long before you land. You still have that speeder bike?Sure do. It's a little rusty, but I got it.Can I help you?I'm looking for a Mandalorian.Well, we don't get many visitors in these parts.Can you describe him?Someone who looks like me.You mean the Marshal?Your marshal wears Mandalorian armor?See for yourself.What brings you here, stranger?I've been searching for you for many parsecs.Well, now, you found me.Weequay, two snorts of spotchka.Why don't you join me for a drink?I've never met a real Mandalorian.Heard stories.I know you're good at killing.And probably none too happy to see me wearing this hardware. So...I figure only one of us walking out of here.But then I see the little guy......and I think, maybe I pegged you wrong.Who are you?I'm Cobb Vanth, Marshal of Mos Pelgo.Where did you get the armor?Bought it off some Jawas.Hand it over.Look, pal, I'm sure you call the shots where you come from, but 'round here, I'm the one tells folks what to do.Take it off.Or I will.We gonna do this in front o' the kid?He's seen worse.Right here, then?Right here.Maybe we can work something out.That creature's been terrorizing these partssince long before Mos Pelgo was established.Thanks to this armor, I've been able to protect this town from bandits and Sand People.They look to me to protect 'em.But a Krayt dragon is too much for me to take on alone. But a Krayt dragon is too much for me to take on alone. Help me kill it, I'll give you the armor.Deal. I'll ride back to the ship,blow it out of the sand from the sky,use the bantha as bait.use the bantha as bait.Not so simple.The ship passes above, it senses the vibrations,stays underground.But I know where it lives.How far?Not far.You don't understand what it was like.The town was on its last legs.It started after we got news of the Death Star blowing up.The second one, that is.The Empire was pullin' outta Tatooine.There was blaster fire over Mos Eisley.The occupation was over.We didn't even have time to celebrate.That very night, the Mining Collective moved in.Power hates a vacuum and Mos Pelgo became a slave camp overnight. Hey, you okay?Come on, let's get you outta here. Let's go!Go! Go! Go! Go!I lit out. Took what I could from the invaders.Grabbed a camtono.I had no idea it was full of silicax crystals.I guess every once in a while,both suns shine on a womp rat's tail.I wandered for days.No food, no water.And then...I was saved.The Jawas wanted the crystals.They offered their finest in exchange.And my treasure bought me more than a full waterskin. It bought my freedom.Get down!- Go, go! - Come on!Go! Go! Go! Go!What the hell you doin'?Hey, partner, you want to tell me what's going on? They want to kill the Krayt dragon, too.What am I supposed to do with this?You drink it.It stinks.Do you want their help?Not if I have to drink this.He says your people steal their waterand now you insult them by not drinking it.They know about Mos Pelgo.They know how many Sand People you killed.They raided our village. I defended the town.Lower your voice.I knew this was a bad idea.You're agitating them.These monsters can't be reasoned with.Sit back down before I put a hole through ya!I'm not going to say it...What are you telling them?Same thing I'm telling you.If we fight amongst ourselves, the monster will kill us all. Now, how do we kill it?They say it lives in there. They say it sleeps.It lives in an abandoned sarlacc pit.It lives in an abandoned sarlacc pit.Lived on Tatooine my whole life.There's no such thing as an abandoned sarlacc pit. There is if you eat the sarlacc.They're laying out a bantha to protect the settlement. They've studied its digestion cycle for generations.They feed the dragon to make it sleep longer.Watch, the dragon will appear.They might be open to some fresh ideas.What are the bones?That's the Krayt dragon.And those little rocks?That's us.It's not to scale.I think it is.Can't be. That's too big.It's to scale.I've only seen its head and neck. It's bigger'n I guessed. Might be time to rethink our arrangement.That's more like it.Where are they getting the reinforcements?I volunteered your village.They attacked us less than a year ago.Killed half a dozen of us by the mining camp.I'd say I took down about twice as many Tuskens.The town respects you.My guess is, they'll listen to reason.I wouldn't be so sure.This here is a Mandalorian.You know what that means?We've heard the stories.Then you know how good they are at killing.Now, this one's got a problem.I got a suit o' salvaged armorand the Mandalorian creed says it's his to take.But I've got a problem, too.A Krayt dragon has been peeling off our pack animals, and sometimes, taking our mining haul with it.It's just a matter of time before it grows tired of banthas and goes after a couple of you townsfolk,or even, so help us, the school.As much as I've grown fond of the armor,I'm even more fond of this town.The Mandalorian is willing to help us slay the leviathanin exchange for returning the armor to its ancestral owners. Well, that settles it.There's more.We can't take on the Krayt alone.And the Sand People are willing to help.They raid our mines!They're monsters!I've seen the size of that thing,it will swallow your entire town when the fancy hits it. You're lucky Mos Pelgo isn't a sand field already.I know these people. They are brutal.But so is the Dune Sea.They've survived for thousands of years in these sands and they know the Krayt dragon better than anyone here. They are raiders, it's true.But they also keep their word.We have struck a deal.If we are willing to leave them the carcass and its ichor, they will stand by our side in battleand vow never to raise a blaster against this townuntil one of you breaks the peace.Think it'll work?It better.Joining forces is their only hope.Here. Grab this.Hey! What are you doin'? That's an explosive.Are you trying to blow the whole place up? What? Is that what you want?Take it easy. It was an accident, okay?- What do you want to do? - It was an accident.- Let's go. - It's not going to work out.It's gonna be great.What'd he say?He says it's sleeping.If we listen carefully, we can hear it breathing.Let's get to work.The Tuskens say the belly is the only weak spot,so we have to hit it from below.First, we bury the charges at the opening of the cave. Then, we wake it up.We have to get it angry enough to charge.Once it's far enough outand the belly is above the explosives,you hit the detonator.Careful, Marshal.Thank you, Jo. And you stay safe, huh.Dank Farrik, it's going back in.It's retreating.- I'm going to hit it. - No, wait.We only have one shot. We've gotta get it out.Now?Not yet. It's gotta come out further.Almost, almost.Now!I don't think it's dead.Me either.It's picking us off like womp rats.Let's get after it!This ain't doing a thing.Just keep shooting.There he is.I've got an idea. Get its attention.I got its attention! Now what?- Run! - Go, go.You still have that detonator?Take it! What's the plan?Take care of the Child.- What are you gonna do? - I don't know, but wish me luck. No! No, no, no!Hold on. Whoa, whoa, whoa.Yeah!Sorry, I didn't have time to explain.No need.This was well-earned.It was my pleasure.I hope our paths cross again.As do i.Oh, and you tell your people I wasn't the one that broke that.。

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We could jump in the car if...We'll wait.- Did you get the congressman anything for his birthday? - No.I got him cufflinks. Silver, with his --We don't talk about birthdays. We don't do gifts.Why not?You should return the cufflinks.Doug?Tried calling you.- I left my phone in the... - We need to talk.What's going on?Christina. I just spoke to her.Did Zoe...?Yeah. But that's not all.They tracked down Rachel, too.Francis?Tell me about Rachel. Where is she?I have her under control.That's not what I asked.I drove her home. We don't have to worry about her.You said the same about Ms. Skorsky.Anyone else involved?Just Janine and Zoe.They asked about Russo's arrestand they know he went to see Kapeniak.I assume that's as far as they've gotten.Assume nothing.I'll alert Barney Hull.What do you want me to do about Zoe?I'll handle Zoe.Get to work.Yes, sir.I emptied it.You're another year older on Tuesday.And we can't have a vice president who smokes.Can you finish?What?I'm good.What's wrong?Nothing. I just said finish.Well, I don't want just -- if you're not...Okay, fine. Whatever.Zoe, did I do something that made you...?No.Zoe, you can't say something like "just finish" and then shut down. This is safe, Zoe. I'm not him.Good morning, Jackie.Good morning.Richard Russell.Richard Russell.Civil Rights Act. 1963.Not everyone can be on the right side of history.No, not even Lyndon for a time,but he would have never become majority leader without him.Well, there's no Johnson Senate building.Well, there's no Johnson Senate building.No. He had to settle for a presidential library.So it's been some time since you and I have had a chance to catch up. You've been an outstanding deputy, Jackie.Far more effective than your more seasoned colleagues.You're a coalition builder, a fighter when you have to be.Tell me, where do you see yourself headed?I'd like to aim for the chair of Armed Services.Or Homeland Security.Have you ever considered serving in the leadership?I figure that might be possible eight, ten years from now.Well, what if I suggested that you could serve in leadership this term. To replace me. As whip.You're being tapped for VP.Let's assume that's true.- Well, that makes sense. But me as whip? - Yes.A third-term congresswoman?A universally admired incumbent who also happens to be a war veteran. Webb is next in line. Or Buchwalter.So just consider that for a moment.They'll draw votes from one another.Oh, I'm not saying you wouldn't have to fight for it,but I'd be willing to give you the ammunition.Come over here.What is this?My files on Webb and Buchwalter.Why don't you take a look?We'll speak in a few days.Oh, and, uh, there's one on you.You might want to begin by reading that one first. What'd Janine say?Strip club's not open yet.You'll look into Kapeniak?If he's on the grid, I'll find him.- Drop me at metro center. - Not the office?I'm gonna talk to Rachel.She'll deny everything, like she did last night.She can't deny getting into Stamper's car. You saw her. Maybe you send a version of the story, about her dad? No one would print it.Rachel doesn't know that.She said, "Go to town, bitch."It won't work. I have to get in her face. Congratulations.- We're thrilled for you. - Thank you.I wanted to fill in Bob and Terry personally.Now let's get to it. I have to leave for Pittsburgh in what?20 minutes.Home stretch with Jim. Whistle-stop tour.Looking good out there.Very good. But we don't want to take any chances.Now, your replacement as whip, Frank.Bob has already shared some thoughts.I like Howard Webb.Webb is a solid choice. Have you thought about Wes Buchwalter? Buchwalter's a hot-head.Well, could you live with Webb, Frank?Webb is a good tactician, but he lacks follow-through.The problem with Buchwalter is he's too abrasive.No charm. Lots of enemies.Is there a third option?They're the two most senior members in the caucus. It's their turn. Mr. President, what if we let the caucus pick?Let it be a wide-open race. Both men are qualified.The leadership should be united in this.We don't want to be backing different candidates, Frank.So we stay out of it and neither of us backs anyone.I like it.Caucus will respect someone who did it the old-fashioned way. Well, gentlemen, it's your call to make.Figure it out amongst yourselves. Let me know what you decide. Thank you, Mr. President.Put me through to Secretary Lewis.Frank, I don't want to go to battle with you on this.We've been down that road.I couldn't agree more.An open race makes me nervous.Well, look, it was just a suggestion.- I'll put some thought into it. - Thank you.You know, let me -- let me go work on him.Good luck.What are you doing here?Ask me what I want to order.Have you decided, sir?I need you to quit your job. Tell Leon it's your last day. Why?Act normal.Did you want a side with that?They found you once.We can't take the chance they'll find you again.What am I supposed to do about money?Do as I say. Go home and pack your things.I'll come by around ten.- Well -- but I don't get a say in any... - Stop it.One suitcase. That's it.- Can you at least tell me... - I'll take the shepherd's pie with a side of Brussels sprouts.To go.We don't want a trial. Her lawyers don't want a trial.But Ms. Cole won't listen to reason.That said, if you give me a little more time, I think that --If she wants to go to court, then let's give her that.Just because she's being unreasonable now doesn't mean she --I'm done.That's a knee-jerk reaction.I've never known you to be a person who was irrational or impatient. Let me check back with her lawyers, and maybe we can --What's the soonest we can get a trial date?Claire...Give me a timeframe.Six months, at the earliest.Inform her people, then no more communication.As your counsel, it is my duty to strongly advise you against this.I understand and I thank you, Oliver.Thank you.- So? - They wouldn't give me individual contact info,but here's every doctor who served in east Africaduring the last three years.And what about the HMO?And what about the HMO?You need a consent form. And it's in the packet.Can I help you?Yeah. I'm looking for Rachel Posner.She's not here.Uh, is she coming in later?Why?I know her.Well, your friend really screwed me over.What happened?She took off, middle of her shift.I had to put my hostess on wait staff duty.Look, I'm concerned. Rachel's in real trouble.I don't care what her personal issues are.I just need to know where she lives.I thought you knew her.I do. It's just been a while.And she sent me a text message saying she wants to hurt herself. And now she won't answer her phone.She has a history of mental illness.You've gotta help me out.Look, I can't.Her W-2, the address is a P.O. Box.I'll take whatever I can get.- Let me see what I got in the office. - Thank you.If you find her, you tell her not to come back.I don't need some nutcase creating chaos in here.- Nancy? - Yes, sir?Is Doug back yet?In his office. And, sir?Birthday cards have started to arrive. A few presents.Thank you notes. Inventory the presents. Anything valuable... Goes in the conference room?Anything cheap...Goes to the interns.And you know what to do with the cards.Yes, sir.I'm picking her up tonight.I got everything set up for her in Joppa.Where's that?Maryland. About 30 minutes north of Baltimore. That's close to home.We want her to disappear, but not on us.- Fine. Do you have the burner? - Yeah.Happy birthday.It's prepaid. All you need to do is turn it on and dial. We still have the phone history.All the more reason to be safe going forward. Where are we with Christina?I'm on it.Linda's office. I called her this morning.Are you Gillian Cole?Yeah. Uh, have we met?No, we haven't met. You know my husband.Your husband?David Applebaum.So it's true.It was a mistake.You want to see our kids? I can show you pictures. Mrs. Applebaum, I -- I'm...Who the fuck do you think you are?Look, I'm sorry.You're sorry? I don't think you're sorry.And don't think for a secondyou're gonna use that baby to get money out of us.He doesn't even know I'm pregnant.But you knew he was married.How could you?- Did he talk about us? - No.Lying bitch. Am I embarrassing you?Did you think about how you would humiliate me and my kids? Use a condom the next time you fuck somebody's husband.It's been less than 24 hours.She quits her job in the middle of a shift?She's scared.I'd take off, too.It's Underwood.He's moving faster than we are.What about the stripper?Refuses to talk.Kapeniak?No current address. No siblings. Parents are dead.Rachel's the last loose end.She must know something else. Bigger than the DUI.Any idea where she went?I got a P.O. Box in Dupont, but none of the clerks have seen her.I could go stake it out, but...Have you talked to your guy yet?In the next day or two.He's bringing me the police report on Russo's suicide. I'll press him for more.And what's your next move?Trying to figure out how to respond to this.I got it a couple hours ago.I think he's setting her up.I know how to handle him.The less he learns, the better.We might learn something.Not with him calling the shots.I'm choosing the place.As if that makes a difference.I'm not gonna fuck him. Just talk to him.I'm gonna go to the bathroom.- I'm sorry. I shouldn't have -- - That's okay.No, it's not.I just don't want you to be careless.I won't be.You want no life?You want more work than three people can handle? You want a decent chancethat you could be fired within the first month?If that tempts you, we can keep talking.None of that intimidates me.I've been running a congressional district for the past nine weeks with zero assistance.Nobody elected me.Nobody taught me.I've done it because somebody had to.What happened was tragic.But you won't get sympathy from me.I don't have time for it.I wouldn't be sitting here if I wanted a shoulder to cry on. Rachel?Leave.I said leave.Are you packed?I'm not going anywhere.So you didn't quit today.I did, but I changed my mind.This isn't your decision to make.I'm keeping my job and I'm keeping this apartment.No, you're not.You promised you'd make all of this go away.And you starting over is the first --No, I already started over. I don't want to start over again.I wish you didn't have to.Get out.Get out!Lower your voice.I'll fucking kill you.Go ahead.I am the only one who can protect you. Don't you see that? You have no idea how much danger you're in.Start packing.You know I ask every year.Nothing, as usual.I thought we could have dinner.Only if it's someplace where nobody will recognize us.I don't want anyone walking up --I mean at home. I'll cook something.No cake.No cake.No gifts.No gifts.I can do that. How's the lawsuit coming?We'll be fine.We'd like to increase the size of your detailto full head of state status, starting tomorrow.Well, that won't be happening.It's good to get a head start,so that by the time they announce --These are my last few days before I never have privacy again.I intend to savor these moments for as long as I can.But, sir, in terms of safety, I think --Until I'm confirmed as the Vice President,Until I'm confirmed as the Vice President,security is at my discretion. Is that correct?Technically, yes. But --Then that's settled.All right. We'll wait until the announcement.Now, assuming the confirmation goes through,we'll need to work out the logisticsof moving you into the Naval Observatory.of moving you into the Naval Observatory.That won't be happening, either.The congressman will be remaining in his townhouse.But it doesn't have the necessary security infrastructure. Then you'll need to build it.We're talking blast-proofing,hardwired communications networks, 24-hour office space -- Where there's a will, there's a way.I'll contact you directly about setting a plan in motion.And one last thing before you go.I'd like to have Edward Meechum serve on my detail.He's Capitol Police.For now. You're about to appoint him to the Secret Service. That would require an accelerated training program.Sir, we have plenty of qualified agents.Men and women with years of experience.And I look forward to working with all of them,as long as Edward Meechum is on the detail.Thank you very much for your time.Thank you, sir.Nancy, have Meechum bring the car around.You know, the last time was the last time.I know. But this is important.You keep selling me that swampland. I'm done buying.No more.Cover-up. You said it went as high as Barney Hull.That's not what I said.When you gave me Rachel Posner's arrest file --What I said is that arrests don't disappear without a big-ass wand. That ain't the same as proof.We think the congressional leadership took part.I don't care.Yes, you do. I know you do.No, I really don't.When you helped me expose the drug --They were dirty street cops stuffing a few grams in their pockets. This is different. Powerful fucking people.Dirty cops are dirty cops. You want to protect them?I have a pension and a family.I understand. But --Don't contact me again.Where's your cell?Here. It's not recording.I need to ask you to delete all of our phone history.Why would I do that?I'm trying to protect both you and I.I'm not facing prison.You didn't cover up the arrest?Is it because you wanted him to be governor?No. He was in trouble, so I helped.And later he expressed a desire to run, and I offered guidance. To an alcoholic?To a sober recovering alcoholic.Did you want him to self-sabotage?Absolutely not.It got Matthews in the race.I like to back people who want to succeed.Take yourself as an example.You just took advantage of the situation.Matthews took advantage. I didn't seek the nomination. Russo was in the passenger seat when he died.That's not entirely accurate.I saw the police report.And I spoke to the commissioner directly,because I cared about Peter and I wanted to know the full story. He wasn't in the passenger seat?The passenger door was open, and he was halfway out.They think that...he might have had second thoughts.If I speak to Barney Hull, he'll confirm that?What are you suggesting, Zoe?Maybe there was foul play.If there was a hint of foul play,don't you think the police would have investigated?The same police that buried his DUI?And you think I was involved.There's a connection between you.listen to you. You sound ludicrous.I'm just asking questions.No, you're connecting dots that don't exist.You want me to just walk away? Act as if I don't know anything? Yes, I got Peter out of a jam.Yes, I sent him to speak to Kapeniak.But beyond that, there's nothing to know.Can you blame me if I find it difficult to trust you right now? Trust me or not,but I'm about to be confirmed as the vice president.And our relationship extends to the Oval Office now.Don't step out of the sunlight for no reason.Let's start this new chapter with a clean slate.Now you sleep on that, and I'll be in touch.We'll start with blood and hormone tests.Those results should be back within a few days.If they're good,we'll move on to genetic testing for both you and your husband.Have you spoken to him yet?Not yet. I want to do the tests first.We can do those anytime this week.I'll have my office call yours.I almost forgot.I've been doing some research on the Internet.Be careful of the Internet.Well, I was looking into common issuesassociated with post-40 pregnancies,and this drug came up.But there wasn't much on it. It's Cruvenae...Cruvenae-tenuestrin.You probably haven't found much because it's,still in the beta stage.And what does it do?It helps maximize blood flow to the placenta.Until CVT there hasn't been any viable drug for that.The jury's still out.But placental insufficiency affects women of all ages.I wouldn't worry about it for now.That's putting the cart way before the horse.You know, Matthews has this locked up,but conservatives on the hill are sayinghe's gonna return to Harrisburg with the same myopic, deficit-growing mentality.Now, as to who's gonna replace Matthews when he wins...Can I at least turn off the overhead?Of course....someone even more fiscally irresponsible...Do you want me to go work downstairs?No. That's fine. Just make some room.You haven't said a word.No.Where does that leave us?I'm fully prepared.And I have been for some time.I know you'll do whatever you think is best.But Underwood confirmed it.He's gonna be tapped for VP.That doesn't get us any closer.Well, we know that Russo cleared the way for Matthews. It reinforces the theory. It doesn't give us proof.We can't go after the guy for playing dirty.That's not news.Half the fuckers in Congress play dirty.He propped up a sham candidate, just to take him down. Nobody forced Russo to drink that night.The guy was an alcoholic.Okay, we don't know what happened that night,other than three days later he killed himself.Are you gonna contact him again?I don't know.We need to slow down, take a step back, and reevaluate.We already let Rachel slip away.There's no point until we have more.We should keep him guessing, not --Wait-- have more from where? From who?I don't know.But we should exhaust all options- before Zoe reaches back out to Underwood. - But we don't have any options. - It looks desperate. - We are up against a brick wall.And unless Underwood--Zoe...?I just need to think.Well, let's think about it together.I'll call you tomorrow.Freddy?Yeah, Frank?Was there something different about these ribs this morning?Better or worse?I didn't think that they could get any better,but these were something special.Well, tried a new butcher.Slow-bleeds his hogs.It ain't legal, but...Well, I won't tell anyone.I don't know if I'm gonna go back to him.Went out to his shop.He's got a room in the backwhere he does it.Soundproof. A whole setup.W-- why soundproof?'Cause of how they scream.They can smell it coming.You stick that pipe in their throat,the next 10 minutes is hell.Bust your fucking eardrums.Now, the humane way to do it is to make it quick.Bring out a bucket of slop like it's feeding time and -- -- bam. Shovel right to the base of the head.No screaming.He's willing to open up the race, but Birch was very clear:if he can't endorse anyone, you can't either.That's fair.You really want Buchwalter to win?I want the best man to win.That sounds like a cagey bullshit non-answer to me.I'm on the sidelines for this one, Terry.You're never on the sidelines, Frank.I'll see you around.Claire. You wouldn't return my calls.I'll be back.My attorney said that I shouldn't be in contact with you. Blue Cross said my insurance was canceled.Blue Cross said my insurance was canceled.The severance package gave me health coverage for up to a year. That sounds right.So there must be some kind of mistake.Well, you'll have to talk to the insurance company.I did. They said it was terminated.They can't reinstate it without the employer's approval.And you want me to get involved?There's medication that I needthat I can't get unless it goes through my HMO.I'm well aware. I-- I reviewed your records.- What? - You signed a consent form.No. I-- I-- I didn't.You forged my signature?Did a Mrs. Applebaum pay you a visit?You realize what you're doing is--Civil. Not criminal.Have you thought this out? Because when we go to court--You mean six months from now?You're expecting in four, no?That's four months without the medicine you need.I'm wiling to let your child wither and die inside youif that's what's required.But neither of us wants that.Now tell me, am I really the sort of enemy you want to make? But here's the alternative.This office, this staff,22 million a year could be yours.The CWI could be yours.And you and me, we wash our hands of each other.You're trying to buy me.No. When we first met, I promised to empower you.I'm fulfilling that promise.How do I get screwed?You don't. I resign. You take my place.No strings?None.Exit polls have Jim Matthews winningby anywhere from a nine-to-twelve-percent margin of victory. Hello?Mrs. Underwood?Yes.Hi. I'm calling from Dr. Larson's officeto confirm your 10 a.m. tomorrow for the blood and urine tests.I can't come.Well, if tomorrow doesn't work,we can reschedule for Thursday or even Monday--No, I won't be rescheduling.Please tell Dr. Larson I appreciate all her consultation,but I've put a great deal of thought into thisand I won't be pursuing any further tests.Thank you.Have you thought about what we discussed?I think you're right. We should start with a clean slate. What about our text messages?And the contact?Are we good?Yeah.And we can put all this other nonsense behind usand trust one another and continue to help one another? I'd like that.Then consider the slate clean.Answer me one thing.The passenger seat.You said Russo was trying to get out.That there was nothing ab--I thought we just agreed to--I want to believe you, but I need details.More than what you're sharing.What's your question?The night Russo fell off the wagon he was at a fundraiser. The McNeally Cancer Institute--All in the police report.Rachel Posner was at the hotel that night.Who's that?The call girl who was with Russo when he was arrested.I didn't know her name.She disappeared, Francis.When?Don't act surprised. I showed the bellmen a photo.One of them remembers seeing her.The girl's a prostitute.I'm sure she frequents many hotels.But that hotel on that night?Well, now you sound like Ms. Skorsky talking.I haven't discussed this with anyone.I wanted to ask you first.I have no idea what happened that night,except that Peter started drinking again.I don't know who was or wasn't there.I wish I was.Maybe I could have stopped him.Do you know where Rachel is?Listen to what I am saying.I am trying to protect us both.These are questions anyone could ask.But no one is, except you.I can't imagine what you're after.I took a chance.Showed up at your house and placed myself at your feet. Crossed ethical lines, professionally, physically.And I hold myself accountable for that.Those were my choices, and I can live with them.I'd like to move forward,but I need to know exactly what I was a part of. That...that I wasn't a part of someone's...Finish your thought.Part of someone's murder.Jesus.I want to believe you, Francis.I know you --Janine!Come in.I've been calling you.Come in. Sit down.Um, you -- you want something?Some, uh, water or, um, juice?You going somewhere?Hey. You going somewhere?To my mom's. In Ithaca.- What? - I'm leaving.No. No, no, no. No. No way.- We have nothing. - Are you giving up on this?There are only three people in the world that know what he has done, and one of them is gone.If we had anything, Lucas,any hard evidenceor even a fucking quote from a source that would go on record for us, that would be one thing.But we are grasping, and he is not fucking around.You were the one who told Zoe to pursue this.She told me what you said.The only stories that mattered were the ones that scared you to death. Okay, this isn't just death threats.This is real.He doesn't know about you, but he knows about me.These were in my mailbox.No return address.He took these of her?Who else? You can keep them.But I don't think they're gonna help you.We need to stop him.Sick fucking shit.Janine, you cannot run away from this!My entire career, I have always chosen the tough stories.I have been fearless.But you know what?I'm really fucking scared this time.He's got power.He's got a lot to lose.And right now he is winning.Please, I need your help. Please, don't do this.Just wake the fuck up, Lucas!The incident occurred at approximately eight p.m. last nighton the northbound tracks of the Cathedral Heights metro station. D.C. Police have ruled the death an accident.Zoe Barnes was a senior contributor at .Previously she worked at the Washington Heraldas a metro reporter and political correspondent.Barnes broke several major stories,include an early draft of the Education Reform and Achievement Act, as well as a college newspaper articlethat derailed Senator Michael Kern'snomination for Secretary of State...What'd you think of the files?There's plenty to work with.Did you look at your own?There was nothing there.Should there be?No.Even if you're lying,the fact that I haven't been able to find anythingtells me you're very good at covering your tracks.That's, uh, valuable to me. Here's our battleground.113 votes.You have the skeletons.If I lose, they'll come after me.That's a risk you have to take.How do I know you're not just using me?Throwing a wrench into someone else's bid?That's another risk. The alternative is you wait 10 years.You chose me for a reason.。

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