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00:00:02,040 > 00:00:03,087 PUNDIT 1: We're almost a month into the strike, 2 00:00:03,160 >
00:00:05,242 and we've got millions of kids stuck home from school. 3 00:00:05,320 > 00:00:07,368
PUNDIT 2: Do you blame the White House or Congress? 4 00:00:07,440 > 00:00:09,090 CALLER 1: I
personally have very little sympathy for the teachers 5 00:00:09,360 > 00:00:11,442 PUNDIT 3: We're
over three weeks into this strike. 6 00:00:11,520 > 00:00:13,887 It's costing the country billions of
dollars, 7 00:00:13,960 > 00:00:15,086 and instead of offering solutions... 8 00:00:15,240 >
00:00:16,366 PUNDIT 4: There's a big difference between 9 00:00:16,440 > 00:00:18,249 taking a
stand and sitting on your hands. 10 00:00:18,360 > 00:00:19,885 CALLER 2: I don't know whether to
call it cowardice... 11 00:00:20,040 > 00:00:21,041 PUNDIT 5: It's his agenda. 12 00:00:21,240 >
00:00:24,244 And the problem is that he stole sound, conservative ideas. 13 00:00:24,320 >
00:00:26,209 The only smart thing he's done is lift 14 00:00:26,360 > 00:00:28,249 his platform from
the Republican platform. 15 00:00:28,360 > 00:00:30,169 I admit it, Linda. This got away from me. 16
00:00:30,240 > 00:00:33,050 But we can't turn back time. We have to hold our ground. 17 00:00:33,120
> 00:00:35,600 While our approval ratings continue to nosedive? 18 00:00:35,720 > 00:00:37,210
Spinella and I worked together for years 19 00:00:37,360 > 00:00:38,930 on dozens of laborrelated
bills. 20 00:00:39,000 > 00:00:39,922 I thought he'd be reasonable. 21 00:00:40,040 > 00:00:41,007
Well, you were wrong about that. 22 00:00:41,080 > 00:00:42,844 Well, I didn't think he'd be insane
enough to go on strike, 23 00:00:42,920 > 00:00:44,763 and I didn't think the strike would last this long.
24 00:00:44,840 > 00:00:46,330 So you've been wrong twice about this. 25 00:00:46,440 >
00:00:48,044 Why should I believe you're right about holding out? 26 00:00:48,120 > 00:00:50,168 We
threatened collective bargaining in order to get 27 00:00:50,240 > 00:00:51,605 performance standards
and charter funding. 28 00:00:51,680 > 00:00:54,365 That's the deal that we made. We took that stand.
29 00:00:54,440 > 00:00:56,727 We lay down now, we lose it all. 30 00:00:56,800 > 00:00:58,723
There'll be no reform, just an empty bill. 31 00:00:58,800 > 00:01:02,486 I understand the logic Frank,
but we're in damage control now. 32 00:01:02,560 > 00:01:05,166 But we can't close one wound by
opening another. 33 00:01:05,240 > 00:01:06,241 But we're the Democrats. 34 00:01:06,320 >
00:01:08,163 We're the ones who are supposed to be defending the teachers. 35 00:01:08,240 >
00:01:09,685 But you can't have it both ways, Linda. 36 00:01:09,760 > 00:01:11,569 You can't have
the reform you want 37 00:01:11,640 > 00:01:13,847 and keep the teachers happy at the same time. 38
00:01:13,920 > 00:01:15,081 You knew that when we started. 39 00:01:15,160 > 00:01:16,571 Okay,
then if we have to choose, 40 00:01:16,760 > 00:01:18,171 we choose to keep the teachers happy. 41
00:01:18,240 > 00:01:20,481 That is a mistake, Linda. We've already crossed the Rubicon. 42
00:01:20,600 > 00:01:22,921 I'm telling you this. The President wants to change the bill. 43
00:01:23,000 > 00:01:24,331 We should've done it three weeks ago. 44 00:01:24,400 > 00:01:26,289
We didn't. So you have to do it now. 45 00:01:26,360 > 00:01:28,647 Give me more time, Linda,
please. 46 00:01:28,720 > 00:01:30,290 If I can break this strike and get 47 00:01:30,440 >
00:01:32,044 everything we want in this bill, 48 00:01:32,120 > 00:01:34,361 can we agree that's
preferable to folding? 49 00:01:34,440 > 00:01:35,487 Of course. If we can count on that... 50
00:01:35,560 > 00:01:37,801 Then count on me for just one more week. 51 00:01:38,080 >
00:01:40,367 If the strike isn't over by then, I'll change the bill. 52 00:01:40,440 > 00:01:41,566 Frank...
53 00:01:41,680 > 00:01:42,841 No. One more week. That's all. 54 00:01:46,520 > 00:01:49,205 This
is the worst possible position to be in. 55 00:01:49,280 > 00:01:52,250 If I water down the bill, the
President will still see me as a failure. 56 00:01:52,320 > 00:01:53,731 If the strike doesn't end in a
week, 57 00:01:53,880 > 00:01:55,291 I've forced myself into a corner. 58 00:01:55,360 >
00:01:58,682 Only total victory will put me back in his good graces. 59 00:01:58,760 > 00:02:00,205
The alternative is exile, 60 00:02:00,280 > 00:02:02,248 which would mean the last five months were
for nothing. 61 00:02:02,320 > 00:02:05,005 I cannot abide falling back to square one. 62 00:02:07,000
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00:03:45,480 > 00:03:47,209 Does the Congressman need me, ma'am? 64 00:03:47,280 >
00:03:49,806 No. I just was wondering if you wanted a cup of coffee. 65 00:03:49,880 > 00:03:51,644 I
just brewed a fresh pot. 66 00:03:51,720 > 00:03:52,926 I'm good, ma'am. But thanks. 67 00:03:53,080
> 00:03:54,241 Are you sure? 68 00:03:55,200 > 00:03:57,123 My shift's done in a couple hours. I'll
be fine. 69 00:03:57,200 > 00:03:58,531 You know, come on. Stretch your legs. 70 00:03:58,600 >
00:04:00,250 I won't take no for an answer. 71 00:04:05,240 > 00:04:07,607 What did you do before
you joined the leadership detail? 72 00:04:08,080 > 00:04:09,684 I was a cop here in D.C. 73
00:04:09,760 > 00:04:12,161 Before that, I was in the Marines, ma'am. 74 00:04:12,240 >
00:04:13,571 Thank you. 75 00:04:13,680 > 00:04:14,966 Did you serve overseas? 76 00:04:15,040 >
00:04:17,441 I did, ma'am. Bahrain, then Afghanistan. 77 00:04:18,480 > 00:04:21,609 Served most of
my second tour in the Korengal Valley. 78 00:04:24,360 > 00:04:26,647 You wanna know if I killed
anyone? 79 00:04:27,280 > 00:04:29,362 I think I know the answer. 80 00:04:29,440 > 00:04:31,204 I
got a dinner meeting with Birch. I'll be... 81 00:04:31,280 > 00:04:33,203 I invited him in for coffee. 82
00:04:33,280 > 00:04:34,486 Well, drink it fast. We leave in five... 83 00:04:34,560 > 00:04:35,561
(WINDOW SMASHING) 84 00:04:36,360 > 00:04:38,966 Get down! Stay away from the windows! 85
00:04:50,400 > 00:04:51,401 Stop! 86 00:05:01,840 > 00:05:02,887 (PHONE RINGING) 87
00:05:02,960 > 00:05:05,088 You'll have six of my best men covering you around the clock. 88
00:05:05,240 > 00:05:07,402 I guess I'm wondering why we didn't at least have 89 00:05:07,480 >
00:05:09,244 one of your best men covering us now. 90 00:05:09,320 > 00:05:10,845 He'll be
disciplined, sir. 91 00:05:10,920 > 00:05:13,321 FRANCIS: He shot a gun in a residential
neighborhood. 92 00:05:13,400 > 00:05:14,481 I want him fired. 93 00:05:14,640 > 00:05:15,721
CARDIFF: There will be a full investigation, 94 00:05:15,800 > 00:05:17,564 and we'll take the
necessary action. 95 00:05:18,000 > 00:05:19,684 Steve never would've let this happen. 96
00:05:20,560 > 00:05:22,130 Is he better yet? Because I would 97 00:05:22,240 > 00:05:23,810 feel a
lot safer if he was with us. 98 00:05:23,880 > 00:05:27,248 Unfortunately, he won't be coming back, sir.
99 00:05:27,320 > 00:05:29,800 I thought he just had a gallbladder infection. 100 00:05:29,880 >
00:05:31,689 He did, they found more. 101 00:05:31,760 > 00:05:34,081 His pancreas, stage four. 102
00:05:34,200 > 00:05:35,850 Jesus. Oh, my God. That's awful. 103 00:05:35,920 > 00:05:37,251
FRANCIS: How much longer does he have? 104 00:05:37,320 > 00:05:39,288 Not long. A few weeks.
105 00:05:39,880 > 00:05:41,609 At least that's what his wife told me. 106 00:05:41,680 >
00:05:44,047 We have to go see him. Can you get the information where he is? 107 00:05:44,120 >
00:05:45,770 Of course. I'll make sure you get it right away. 108 00:05:46,120 > 00:05:47,281 Thank
you, Captain. Thank you. 109 00:05:47,360 > 00:05:49,362 You're welcome. Good night. 110
00:05:50,600 > 00:05:52,011 Front door. Yes, sir. 111 00:05:53,400 > 00:05:54,606 Your weapon.
112 00:05:59,440 > 00:06:01,044 Your badge, too. 113 00:06:01,680 > 00:06:02,841 Am I suspended,
sir? 114 00:06:02,920 > 00:06:06,083 You had a suspect on foot, and you fire your gun? 115
00:06:06,160 > 00:06:07,082 Sir, I realize that... 116 00:06:07,200 > 00:06:08,167 Do you know how
this reflects on me? 117 00:06:08,240 > 00:06:10,322 That one of our men could be so careless? 118
00:06:10,400 > 00:06:13,404 Not only do you abandon your post for coffee. 119 00:06:14,560 >
00:06:16,289 You could've killed a bystander. 120 00:06:16,360 > 00:06:18,169 That slug was found on
somebody's front stoop. 121 00:06:18,240 > 00:06:20,083 What if it went in their house? 122
00:06:21,880 > 00:06:23,644 Your badge, Meechum. 123 00:06:29,240 > 00:06:31,004 Two reasons,
which are really the same reason. 124 00:06:31,400 > 00:06:33,243 I was sick of working for other
people, 125 00:06:33,320 > 00:06:35,721 and I knew I could do a better job than my bosses. 126
00:06:35,800 > 00:06:37,723 They kept trying to suppress me, shutting me out. 127 00:06:37,800 >
00:06:39,450 So I said, "Fuck it. I'll do it my way." 128 00:06:39,520 > 00:06:40,806 And then you just
quit? 129 00:06:40,960 > 00:06:42,291 Not like you did. (CHUCKLING) 130 00:06:42,360 >
00:06:45,409 I slaved away until I lined up the money to start Slugline. 131 00:06:46,400 >
00:06:49,210 Once Slugline gets big enough, what's the plan? 132 00:06:49,280 > 00:06:50,930 Are
you gonna sell it like Arianna? 133 00:06:51,000 > 00:06:52,365 Probably. And then who knows? 134
00:06:52,680 > 00:06:55,411 Whatever the next adventure is. Maybe Shanghai. 135 00:06:55,480 >
00:06:57,608 So I shouldn't expect to have a job in two years? 136 00:06:59,600 > 00:07:01,921 Do you
ever wanna have any job for more than two years? 137 00:07:03,640 > 00:07:05,449 What about you?
What's your big plan? 138 00:07:06,200 > 00:07:08,521 Uh, I don't know yet. 139 00:07:08,600 >
00:07:11,570 Come on. Slugline is just a stepping stone for you. 140 00:07:11,720 > 00:07:12,721
(PHONE BUZZING) 141 00:07:13,840 > 00:07:15,285 You know what? I should take this. 142
00:07:15,440 > 00:07:16,851 Go. Do your thing. 143 00:07:16,920 > 00:07:19,207 Hey. Do you have
proof Spinella was behind it? 144 00:07:19,280 > 00:07:21,965 Put it in context. Three weeks into a
national teachers' strike... 145 00:07:22,040 > 00:07:24,611 At the home of Francis Underwood, who
has led the charge on... 146 00:07:24,680 > 00:07:26,523 There you go. Now post that before one of
147 00:07:26,640 > 00:07:28,483 my neighbors calls a local 11:00 hack. 148 00:07:29,240 >
00:07:31,163 When do I see you next? I'm background on this. 149 00:07:31,240 > 00:07:32,924 I'm
not your source. You can't talk now? 150 00:07:33,000 > 00:07:34,001 No. When? 151 00:07:34,120
> 00:07:35,804 Soon, with bells on. 152 00:07:36,760 > 00:07:39,001 What about "more school
books, less bricks"? 153 00:07:39,800 > 00:07:42,041 No, it's too broad. We need a better sound bite.
154 00:07:42,120 > 00:07:44,202 Something specific, something that 155 00:07:44,320 >
00:07:46,402 points the finger directly at Spinella. 156 00:07:46,480 > 00:07:48,369 He'll deny any
involvement. Well, of course he will. 157 00:07:48,440 > 00:07:49,805 So how do we get around that?
158 00:07:49,920 > 00:07:51,285 We say he can't control his troops. 159 00:07:51,360 > 00:07:52,486
There's no evidence it was a teacher. 160 00:07:52,640 > 00:07:53,721 Who else could it be? 161
00:07:53,800 > 00:07:56,883 Look, he's gonna shift blame for the strike back on Congress. 162
00:07:56,960 > 00:07:59,725 No. We need something clear, something clean, 163 00:07:59,800 >
00:08:02,041 something that sticks in your head. 164 00:08:02,640 > 00:08:04,563 "Teachers need a
lesson in selfrestraint." 165 00:08:04,640 > 00:08:07,769 No. You're not hearing me. People like
teachers. 166 00:08:07,880 > 00:08:10,565 No. We need something that makes Spinella the villain. 167
00:08:10,640 > 00:08:12,051 His lack of control, his inability... 168 00:08:12,160 > 00:08:13,571
Disorganized labor. 169 00:08:16,520 > 00:08:18,329 It's disorganized labor, plain and simple. 170
00:08:19,720 > 00:08:21,324 When you've got angry teachers throwing 171 00:08:21,520 >
00:08:23,124 bricks through congressmen's windows, 172 00:08:23,200 > 00:08:25,009 you've gotta
blame the union leadership. 173 00:08:25,440 > 00:08:28,250 We'll be beefing up the security for the
entire leadership. 174 00:08:28,360 > 00:08:32,684 And I strongly encourage Marty Spinella to keep his
people in line. 175 00:08:33,080 > 00:08:35,686 This is starting to look like disorganized labor. 176
00:08:35,760 > 00:08:38,001 MALE REPORTER: Do you really think Marty Spinella is to blame? 177
00:08:38,560 > 00:08:40,927 Whether Mr. Spinella is behind this or not, 178 00:08:41,040 >
00:08:42,849 he might wanna tone down the rhetoric, 179 00:08:42,920 > 00:08:46,208 before
disorganized labor turns into organized crime. 180 00:08:46,640 > 00:08:49,883 No one can prove
anything. So that's the most cogent response. 181 00:08:50,080 > 00:08:53,084 Well, go on TV and say
that. You deplore violence in any form. 182 00:08:53,160 > 00:08:54,889 It's Congress that should take
responsibility. 183 00:08:54,960 > 00:08:57,201 I don't want to degenerate to Frank's level. 184
00:08:57,400 > 00:08:58,811 We need to kill this brick thing. 185 00:08:58,920 > 00:09:00,331 It's
distracting people from the issues. 186 00:09:00,480 > 00:09:01,481 MEDIA CONSULTANT: She's
right. 187 00:09:01,600 > 00:09:03,489 It'll eat up one cycle, and it'll disappear. 188 00:09:03,560 >
00:09:05,608 No. This story is getting traction. 189 00:09:05,800 > 00:09:07,040 Support for the strike
is dipping. 190 00:09:07,200 > 00:09:08,725 So is the President's approval ratings. 191 00:09:08,800
> 00:09:10,165 But he gets to stay in the Oval Office 192 00:09:10,320 > 00:09:11,731 another three
years, no matter what. 193 00:09:11,920 > 00:09:13,410 We can't afford another three weeks. 194
00:09:13,480 > 00:09:15,050 When I told the unions to strike, 195 00:09:15,200 > 00:09:16,725 I told
them to prepare for the long haul. 196 00:09:16,800 > 00:09:19,167 All right? Their accounts dry up,
we keep going. 197 00:09:19,240 > 00:09:20,810 We figure it out. I am not going 198 00:09:20,920 >
00:09:22,570 to blink over something like this. 199 00:09:22,640 > 00:09:25,291 Fine. But if we lose
the public relations battle, 200 00:09:25,360 > 00:09:26,805 none of that does us any good. 201
00:09:26,920 > 00:09:29,127 Frank wants us on the defensive. 202 00:09:29,440 > 00:09:31,329 I
think this story is going to blow over. 203 00:09:31,400 > 00:09:33,448 If I'm wrong, we'll reevaluate.
204 00:09:33,520 > 00:09:36,569 But I wanna give it another day or two first. Okay? 205 00:10:02,400
> 00:10:03,401 (PHONE BUZZING) 206 00:10:08,920 > 00:10:10,206 Hi, Adam. 207 00:10:10,560
> 00:10:12,528 You all right? I saw the news. 208 00:10:12,600 > 00:10:13,601 Yes, I'm fine. 209
00:10:14,920 > 00:10:16,604 That's gotta rattle the nerves. 210 00:10:16,800 > 00:10:18,689 Brick
coming through the window. 211 00:10:18,920 > 00:10:20,649 It did, some. 212 00:10:22,400 >
00:10:24,129 So are you staying in the house? 213 00:10:25,040 > 00:10:27,042 We've got extra
security now, so... 214 00:10:28,600 > 00:10:33,925 Well, it made me think of you, so I figured I'd just
check in. 215 00:10:35,280 > 00:10:36,930 I appreciate that. 216 00:10:37,920 > 00:10:39,809 We
still haven't talked, have we? 217 00:10:41,480 > 00:10:43,244 (SIGHING) There's no need to. I
think we should. 218 00:10:43,400 > 00:10:45,402 Here's how I see it. 219 00:10:45,480 >
00:10:48,529 You asked me to come down. I did. 220 00:10:48,600 > 00:10:52,321 We both had ideas
about what that could mean. 221 00:10:53,360 > 00:10:55,488 Probably very similar ideas. 222
00:10:56,280 > 00:10:58,044 But then you changed your mind. 223 00:10:59,000 > 00:11:00,570 So
be it. 224 00:11:00,680 > 00:11:03,445 There's no reason we can't be in touch or remain friends. 225
00:11:05,200 > 00:11:06,247 (SIGHING) 226 00:11:06,320 > 00:11:08,288 Let's not fool ourselves,
Adam. 227 00:11:08,360 > 00:11:09,964 So I won't call again. 228 00:11:10,480 > 00:11:12,005
Done. I'm not saying that. 229 00:11:12,120 > 00:11:13,884 What are you saying? 230 00:11:16,000
> 00:11:20,210 I just called because I care about you. 231 00:11:20,720 > 00:11:21,846 No agenda. 232
00:11:22,200 > 00:11:24,362 If you wanna talk again, call me. 233 00:11:24,440 > 00:11:27,046 If
not, I understand It's up to you 234 00:11:27,160 > 00:11:28,605 You think I'm being unreasonable?
235 00:11:28,680 > 00:11:31,763 I think you're doing whatever it is you need to do, 236 00:11:31,840
> 00:11:33,080 and I'm not gonna question it. 237 00:11:34,720 > 00:11:36,290 It was sweet of you to
call. 238 00:11:36,360 > 00:11:38,647 Listen, you probably need to get back to work. 239 00:11:38,920
> 00:11:41,571 I know I do. I should go. 240 00:11:42,520 > 00:11:43,646 Yeah. Okay. 241
00:11:43,720 > 00:11:45,085 Take care. Okay. 242 00:11:58,480 > 00:12:00,050 Frank, you got a
minute? 243 00:12:00,160 > 00:12:01,764 I'll see you inside. 244 00:12:05,520 > 00:12:08,205 I
wanna be governor, and I want your help. 245 00:12:08,720 > 00:12:09,926 Am I still on the short list?
246 00:12:10,080 > 00:12:11,286 You are. 247 00:12:12,400 > 00:12:15,404 I haven't had a drink in
over a month. I'm clean. 248 00:12:15,560 > 00:12:17,927 Is that because I asked, or because it's what
you want? 249 00:12:18,000 > 00:12:20,321 It was about time I took responsibility for myself. 250
00:12:20,400 > 00:12:23,483 Taking responsibility is one thing, and it's admirable. 251 00:12:23,600
> 00:12:25,284 But running for governor of a major 252 00:12:25,400 > 00:12:27,084 state is a whole
nother ball game. 253 00:12:27,160 > 00:12:29,128 Let me tell you something, Frank. I got elected to
Congress 254 00:12:29,200 > 00:12:31,601 'cause I seized the moment that opportunity struck. 255
00:12:31,680 > 00:12:34,684 You kept me on that list. I wanna seize that opportunity. 256 00:12:35,240
> 00:12:38,084 If you help me out, I'll give you everything I got. 257 00:12:38,200 > 00:12:40,168
Well, that's all I've been waiting to hear. 258 00:12:41,160 > 00:12:42,400 All right. I'll tell you what.
259 00:12:42,480 > 00:12:44,209 I need to make some calls, check in with some people. 260
00:12:44,280 > 00:12:45,520 Give me a few days. I'll get back to you. 261 00:12:45,600 >
00:12:47,250 Of course. And, Peter... 262 00:12:49,240 > 00:12:53,006 I feel like I've met the real
you for the first time just now. 263 00:13:19,440 > 00:13:20,601 Janet 264 00:13:21,680 >
00:13:23,284 Is this a bad time? No. 265 00:13:23,720 > 00:13:25,085 No, not at all. 266
00:13:25,200 > 00:13:27,043 I'm sorry. I didn't know you were coming. 267 00:13:27,160 >
00:13:29,049 Here. Take my chair. 268 00:13:29,160 > 00:13:30,321 Oh, no. I'm fine. 269 00:13:30,440
> 00:13:31,601 I'll take these. 270 00:13:31,680 > 00:13:33,045 Thank you. 271 00:13:35,280 >
00:13:37,328 Hello, Steve. Hey. 272 00:13:38,560 > 00:13:41,006 These could use some water. I'll be
right back. 273 00:13:44,160 > 00:13:47,164 Francis and I were so upset when we heard. 274
00:13:47,480 > 00:13:50,086 I'm sorry I haven't come sooner. 275 00:13:50,160 > 00:13:52,162 I
didn't want too many people knowing. 276 00:13:52,240 > 00:13:53,321 Yes. 277 00:13:54,600 >
00:13:56,364 Francis wishes he could be here. 278 00:13:56,480 > 00:13:59,404 He wants you to know
he's praying for you. 279 00:13:59,480 > 00:14:00,481 Couldn't make it, huh? 280 00:14:00,560 >
00:14:03,530 No, there's a big teachers' strike going on right now, 281 00:14:03,600 > 00:14:06,763 and
he's been stuck in his office for weeks. 282 00:14:06,840 > 00:14:08,649 I get it. I saw the news. 283
00:14:09,360 > 00:14:10,521 The brick. 284 00:14:10,640 > 00:14:11,766 Right. 285 00:14:13,200
> 00:14:14,770 I told Francis that probably wouldn't 286 00:14:14,880 > 00:14:16,530 have happened if
you were there. 287 00:14:17,680 > 00:14:20,604 (LAUGHING) No. Probably not. 288 00:14:25,960
> 00:14:27,849 I never seen him pray. 289 00:14:29,840 > 00:14:31,524 Not in eight years. 290
00:14:33,840 > 00:14:36,810 You said he was praying for me. 291 00:14:41,200 > 00:14:43,202
You've seen us in church. 292 00:14:43,400 > 00:14:46,051 Yeah, but I never went inside. 293
00:14:51,520 > 00:14:52,806 They're just gorgeous. 294 00:14:52,880 > 00:14:54,325 Mrs.
Underwood, thank you so much. 295 00:14:54,400 > 00:14:56,721 Please, call me Claire. 296
00:14:56,800 > 00:14:57,801 I know you got things to do. 297 00:14:57,880 > 00:14:58,881 Of
course. 298 00:14:59,000 > 00:15:02,686 If you need anything at all, call me. You have my cell. 299
00:15:02,760 > 00:15:06,162 Anything at all. And I'm sorry to have surprised you. 300 00:15:06,240
> 00:15:09,449 No. It was so nice of you to come. 301 00:15:09,520 > 00:15:11,966 Thank you. I know
Steve appreciated it. 302 00:15:14,720 > 00:15:15,846 Check this out. 303 00:15:22,080 >
00:15:23,161 It's foam. 304 00:15:23,840 > 00:15:25,330 How many of these we have? 305
00:15:25,440 > 00:15:26,885 200. But I can get more. 306 00:15:26,960 > 00:15:28,291 Get more.
307 00:15:30,880 > 00:15:32,484 (CROWD SHOUTING INDISTINGUISHABLY) 308 00:15:35,960
> 00:15:37,450 Bring it on! 309 00:15:38,720 > 00:15:42,202 You need to give the teachers the
respect they deserve. 310 00:15:48,680 > 00:15:50,170 (CROWD BOOING) 311 00:15:53,960 >
00:15:54,961 (INAUDIBLE) 312 00:15:58,360 > 00:15:59,725 PRESS SECRETARY: We can't back
away from this, Marty. 313 00:15:59,800 > 00:16:00,881 We've gotta face it headon. 314 00:16:01,000
> 00:16:02,126 They provoked us. 315 00:16:02,280 > 00:16:04,442 They were throwing foam. Our
guys were throwing punches. 316 00:16:04,520 > 00:16:06,090 We're gonna come off the bad guys
here. 317 00:16:06,160 > 00:16:08,481 Okay. Okay. I get it. I get it. 318 00:16:09,920 > 00:16:11,922
But I wanna be smart about this. 319 00:16:12,000 > 00:16:14,651 I wanna do something definitive
that'll put this to bed 320 00:16:14,720 > 00:16:15,721 and get us back on message. 321 00:16:15,800
> 00:16:16,801 CNN. 322 00:16:17,520 > 00:16:19,204 Oneonone, you and Underwood. 323
00:16:19,280 > 00:16:20,566 MEDIA CONSULTANT: 8:00 tonight. 324 00:16:20,640 >
00:16:22,005 Frank is excellent in debates. 325 00:16:22,080 > 00:16:25,243 Go strong against him.
Address the brick right to his face. 326 00:16:25,320 > 00:16:26,321 End of story. 327 00:16:26,400 >
00:16:27,765 Underwood says he's in if you are. 328 00:16:29,360 > 00:16:31,840 Okay. But I want as
much prep as possible, okay? 329 00:16:32,160 > 00:16:33,366 I want to run questions. 330
00:16:33,440 > 00:16:35,522 You moderate, you play Underwood. 331 00:16:35,640 > 00:16:37,130
Wear this one. 332 00:16:42,320 > 00:16:43,765 Then come in here. I wanna put powder on you. 333
00:16:43,840 > 00:16:46,002 Well, there's somebody at the studio can do that. 334 00:16:46,080 >
00:16:48,924 Yes, and they always cake on too much. I'm doing it. 335 00:16:49,240 > 00:16:50,241
(SIGHING) 336 00:16:50,400 > 00:16:52,402 War paint. 337 00:16:52,480 > 00:16:54,448 How
bloody do you think it'll be? 338 00:16:54,520 > 00:16:57,808 I think I oughta be able to dispatch with
him easily enough. 339 00:16:59,000 > 00:17:01,480 You remember Peter Russo? 340 00:17:01,560 >
00:17:03,688 He's doing well. He hasn't had a drink in a month. 341 00:17:03,760 > 00:17:05,762 Good
for him. I like him. 342 00:17:05,840 > 00:17:08,286 Good, because he could use your help. 343
00:17:08,360 > 00:17:09,361 H ow? 344 00:17:09,480 > 00:17:10,481 We're running him for
governor. 345 00:17:10,560 > 00:17:12,130 Ambitious. 346 00:17:12,280 > 00:17:14,931 Mm. We
wanna create jobs in his district. 347 00:17:15,000 > 00:17:16,809 It's on the Delaware River. 348
00:17:16,880 > 00:17:19,804 I thought we might be able to put a bill together. 349 00:17:19,880 >
00:17:21,644 Something with an economic upside. 350 00:17:21,720 > 00:17:23,961 This has to do
with the shipyard closing? 351 00:17:24,040 > 00:17:26,964 We need the shipbuilders' support for his
campaign. 352 00:17:27,040 > 00:17:30,089 You think you might be able to draft a bill that he can
sponsor? 353 00:17:30,160 > 00:17:33,004 I'm really trying to focus on international projects, Francis.
354 00:17:33,080 > 00:17:34,730 Not domestic legislation. 355 00:17:34,800 > 00:17:37,610 I
understand, but I could really use your help, Claire. 356 00:17:38,680 > 00:17:40,250 Does Catherine
Durant still owe us? 357 00:17:40,360 > 00:17:43,091 When you make someone Secretary of State,
they owe you for life. 358 00:17:43,240 > 00:17:46,323 We're having trouble getting our water filters
through Sudanese customs. 359 00:17:46,400 > 00:17:47,447 I'll call from the car. 360 00:17:47,560 >
00:17:48,641 Tomorrow's fine. 361 00:17:48,720 > 00:17:49,721 I would have done that anyway. 362
00:17:49,800 > 00:17:50,881 I know. 363 00:17:51,920 > 00:17:53,206 I'm ready for battle. 364
00:17:53,280 > 00:17:54,566 You wanna come watch? 365 00:17:54,640 > 00:17:55,766 No. You go
on ahead. 366 00:17:55,920 > 00:17:57,001 Come on. 367 00:17:57,080 > 00:17:59,481 Watch me put
the final nail in Spinella's coffin. 368 00:17:59,560 > 00:18:00,766 It'll be fun. 369 00:18:06,240 >
00:18:07,446 Marty. 370 00:18:08,640 > 00:18:09,801 Frank. 371 00:18:15,720 > 00:18:16,881
MAN: Come on, people. Take your marks. 372 00:18:20,440 > 00:18:22,010 REPORTER:
Congressman, would you like to respond to that? 373 00:18:22,120 > 00:18:23,121 Yes, I would. 374
00:18:23,200 > 00:18:26,886 $2 billion of taxpayers' money being wasted. 375 00:18:27,000 >
00:18:29,571 And Congress should be ashamed of itself for that, Frank. 376 00:18:29,640 >
00:18:32,484 What? Did Congress force the teachers to go on strike, Marty? 377 00:18:32,600 >
00:18:34,170 No, we didn't. Really, Frank? 378 00:18:34,240 > 00:18:37,528 When you threaten
teachers' ability to negotiate as a union, 379 00:18:37,600 > 00:18:39,523 when you threaten their job
security, 380 00:18:39,600 > 00:18:41,250 you threaten their livelihood, 381 00:18:41,320 >
00:18:43,049 of course you force them to strike. 382 00:18:43,120 > 00:18:44,690 And did we also
force them to start 383 00:18:44,800 > 00:18:46,370 throwing bricks at people's houses? 384
00:18:46,440 > 00:18:48,010 You know what, I'm really glad you brought that up, 385 00:18:48,560 >
00:18:51,131 because you know there's absolutely no proof that 386 00:18:51,200 > 00:18:53,248 that
incident had anything to do with this strike. 387 00:18:53,360 > 00:18:55,806 And I wanna take the
opportunity to say publicly 388 00:18:55,880 > 00:18:57,848 that we categorically condemn 389
00:18:57,920 > 00:19:00,241 any use of violence whatsoever, or intimidation. 390 00:19:00,320 >
00:19:01,560 What you're saying, essentially, 391 00:19:01,640 > 00:19:03,563 is that you can't control
your own people. 392 00:19:03,640 > 00:19:05,404 That's not what I'm saying. That is what you're
saying. 393 00:19:05,480 > 00:19:06,527 You're disorganized. 394 00:19:06,600 > 00:19:08,284
Disorganized labor. 395 00:19:08,360 > 00:19:11,409 You know what, you could keep trotting out that
phrase all you like, 396 00:19:11,480 > 00:19:14,086 but you know what I'd like to do, Frank? I would
like to get back 397 00:19:14,160 > 00:19:16,162 to the issue here of educating our children 398
00:19:16,240 > 00:19:19,403 and the fact that Congress is not living up to their commitment. 399
00:19:19,480 > 00:19:20,720 Well, you know what I would like? 400 00:19:21,680 > 00:19:22,681
What? 401 00:19:23,080 > 00:19:24,764 An apology. 402 00:19:24,840 > 00:19:26,842 If not to me,
then to my wife. 403 00:19:28,000 > 00:19:30,651 When that brick came through our window, it was
terrifying. 404 00:19:31,080 > 00:19:33,242 She's standing right over there. 405 00:19:33,600 >
00:19:35,090 Claire? MAN 2: We need camera two on the wife. 406 00:19:35,160 > 00:19:36,844
Now, why don't you look her in the eye 407 00:19:36,920 > 00:19:40,845 and tell her that your people
had nothing to do with that brick. 408 00:19:42,640 > 00:19:44,290 Are you serious? Yes. 409
00:19:46,800 > 00:19:47,881 Okay. 410 00:19:51,680 > 00:19:53,603 Mrs. Underwood, Claire, 411
00:19:55,560 > 00:19:57,642 I am sincerely sorry 412 00:19:57,720 > 00:20:01,645 that you had to
go through that ordeal, truly. 413 00:20:01,760 > 00:20:04,650 And it actually sickens me 414
00:20:04,720 > 00:20:08,008 that someone made you feel unsafe in your own home. 415 00:20:08,080
> 00:20:11,004 And I give you my word that to the best of my knowledge, 416 00:20:11,080 >
00:20:14,607 none of our people had anything to do with it. 417 00:20:14,680 > 00:20:17,331 But you
know what sickens me more? 418 00:20:17,400 > 00:20:19,528 That right now, your husband is using
you 419 00:20:19,600 > 00:20:23,366 as a prop on national television to try and win a debate. 420
00:20:23,440 > 00:20:26,569 So I think you're the one that owes your wife an apology, Frank. 421
00:20:26,640 > 00:20:27,971 And when you're done apologizing, 422 00:20:28,080 > 00:20:29,889
can we please get back to the issue here 423 00:20:29,960 > 00:20:31,325 of educating our children?
424 00:20:31,400 > 00:20:32,765 No. You've got this wrong, Marty. 425 00:20:32,840 > 00:20:36,367
There is no "you" and "I" in education. 426 00:20:36,440 > 00:20:39,046 Well, I mean, yes, there's the
letters, 427 00:20:39,120 > 00:20:40,804 "U" and "I" are in the word education. 428 00:20:40,880 >
00:20:43,486 But education with a capital "E 429 00:20:45,520 > 00:20:47,602 You know what I'm
talking about. 430 00:20:49,160 > 00:20:51,322 I don't think I do. 431 00:20:51,400 > 00:20:53,050
Yes, you do, Marty. 432 00:20:53,400 > 00:20:57,371 "U" and "I", education. 433 00:20:57,440 >
00:20:58,726 So, we're gonna waste the rest of 434 00:20:58,840 > 00:21:00,126 this debate naming all
the vowels in... 435 00:21:00,200 > 00:21:01,725 I'm happy to play the vowel game. 436 00:21:01,800
> 00:21:03,040 You wanna play the vowel game with me? 437 00:21:03,120 > 00:21:05,930 All right.
"U" think "I" 438 00:21:07,040 > 00:21:09,611 "O" "U" 439 00:21:09,680 > 00:21:11,728 "A"
apology? 440 00:21:11,840 > 00:21:13,524 But no, no, no. 441 00:21:13,600 > 00:21:17,605 "U" "O"
"I." 442 00:21:18,720 > 00:21:21,724 Interesting. You left out "E" for "Education." 443 00:21:21,880
> 00:21:23,291 So let... Defecation. 444 00:21:23,360 > 00:21:25,442 Edification. I'm sorry.
(CHUCKLING NERVOUSLY) 445 00:21:25,520 > 00:21:26,806 FRANCIS: LOL. Uh...
(LAUGHING) 446 00:21:28,920 > 00:21:29,921 (STAMMERING) 447 00:21:30,440 > 00:21:32,010
SPINELLA: You like Sesame Street so much? 448 00:21:32,080 > 00:21:33,570 Why don't you give the
kids the money they deserve? 449 00:21:33,640 > 00:21:36,564 What I'm trying to say about
education... 450 00:21:39,640 > 00:21:42,325 (LAUGHING) Well, I guess school's still in session. 451
00:21:42,400 > 00:21:44,289 I guess you schooled me there, Marty. 452 00:21:44,560 > 00:21:46,528
Let's move on. Please. 453 00:21:46,600 > 00:21:49,285 Humor aside, there are more important
issues out there. 454 00:21:54,160 > 00:21:56,606 I had no intention of bringing you into this. 455
00:21:58,160 > 00:22:00,242 It wasn't part of a plan. I would've told you if it was. 456 00:22:00,320 >
00:22:02,004 I know. 457 00:22:02,080 > 00:22:04,526 The idea just struck me and I went with it. 458
00:22:09,640 > 00:22:11,244 I don't mind that you improvised. 459 00:22:11,320 > 00:22:13,561 I
just wish you'd done it better. 460 00:22:33,240 > 00:22:36,449 Congressman Frank Underwood says
he got, quote, schooled 461 00:22:36,520 > 00:22:39,763 by AFT spokesman and chief strategist,
Martin Spinella, 462 00:22:39,840 > 00:22:42,081 during a debate last night on this network. 463
00:22:42,160 > 00:22:44,447 In the past 24 hours, reruns of the gaffe 464 00:22:44,520 >
00:22:48,047 have played nonstop on TV news programs and the Internet. 465 00:22:48,120 >
00:22:50,248 A YouTube clip set to techno music 466 00:22:50,320 > 00:22:52,766 has logged more
than 300,000 hits 467 00:22:52,840 > 00:22:54,569 and spawned dozens of other spoofs. 468
00:22:54,880 > 00:22:56,644 ♪ No, no, no 469 00:22:56,720 > 00:22:58,051 ♪ "E" "O" "I" 470
00:22:58,120 > 00:22:59,451 ♪ With a capital "E" 471 00:22:59,520 > 00:23:01,284 ♪
Education LOL ♪ 472 00:23:01,560 > 00:23:05,610 That was as clumsy as the Lee Harvey Oswald
prison transfer. 473 00:23:05,720 > 00:23:07,210 What was he thinking? 474 00:23:16,880 >
00:23:18,484 Just give me one second. 475 00:23:23,640 > 00:23:26,405 There's a deli down the street.
476 00:23:35,040 > 00:23:36,201 Patti, thanks for coming. 477 00:23:36,280 > 00:23:37,441 Sit
down. You want some coffee? 478 00:23:37,560 > 00:23:39,483 No, thanks. I'm good. 479
00:23:39,560 > 00:23:41,324 Hey, did you see Bill Maher last night? 480 00:23:41,440 >
00:23:42,680 No, I didn't. 481 00:23:42,760 > 00:23:44,000 It was about the CNN thing. 482
00:23:44,080 > 00:23:45,923 I have to admit, Frank, it was kind of funny. 483 00:23:46,000 >
00:23:48,162 Well, I'll have to catch a rerun. 484 00:23:48,280 > 00:23:50,647 How you doing? You
holding up all right with the strike? 485 00:23:50,720 > 00:23:51,960 Let's talk about Pennsylvania. 486
00:23:52,760 > 00:23:54,125 I have your candidate. 487 00:23:54,520 > 00:23:56,602 Peter Russo. 1st
Congressional District. 488 00:23:56,720 > 00:23:58,131 We crossed him off. 489 00:23:58,200 >
00:23:59,690 I know. It's a mistake. 490 00:23:59,760 > 00:24:01,808 He's young, he's handsome. He's
bright. 491 00:24:01,880 > 00:24:03,530 Nobody knows who he is outside of Philadelphia. 492
00:24:03,600 > 00:24:06,001 There's no donor base, no infrastructure. 493 00:24:06,080 >
00:24:08,242 You start me off with funding from the DNC 494 00:24:08,320 > 00:24:09,845 and I'll
raise an army around this guy. 495 00:24:09,920 > 00:24:12,241 I will personally oversee his campaign.
496 00:24:15,320 > 00:24:16,526 Is that the best we can do? 497 00:24:16,640 > 00:24:19,166 What's
better than a blank slate in the right hands? 498 00:24:21,840 > 00:24:23,046 Ed, you need to go. 499
00:24:23,120 > 00:24:25,088 Congressman, do you have a moment? 500 00:24:25,160 > 00:24:26,161
Thank you, Patti. 501 00:24:26,240 > 00:24:27,480 Have him call me. 502 00:24:27,640 >
00:24:28,880 I will 503 00:24:28,960 > 00:24:30,041 Ed? Please. 504 00:24:30,120 > 00:24:31,531
What is going on? I'm taking care of it. 505 00:24:31,600 > 00:24:33,523 One second, sir. Please. 506
00:24:33,600 > 00:24:35,170 All right. Make it fast, Meechum. 507 00:24:36,560 > 00:24:37,607 It's
not easy for me to ask this, 508 00:24:37,680 > 00:24:38,806 but I was wondering if you could 509
00:24:38,920 > 00:24:40,046 put in a good word with my boss. 510 00:24:41,240 > 00:24:42,401 A
good word? 511 00:24:42,480 > 00:24:44,005 They're going to discharge me, sir. 512 00:24:45,360 >
00:24:47,283 I messed up. I'm fully aware. 513 00:24:47,360 > 00:24:49,328 But my job, it means
everything to me, 514 00:24:49,400 > 00:24:52,563 and I know a good word from you would... 515
00:24:52,640 > 00:24:54,404 Look, I have nothing against you personally, Meechum, 516 00:24:54,480
> 00:24:56,528 but I can't get involved in these sort of affairs. 517 00:24:56,640 > 00:24:57,926
There's protocols and rules. 518 00:24:58,000 > 00:24:59,843 Sir, please, if you spoke to Cardiff... 519
00:24:59,920 > 00:25:01,763 There is nothing that I can do. 520 00:25:01,840 > 00:25:05,128 If
anyone could convince the Captain, it would be you, Congressman. 521 00:25:05,680 > 00:25:08,524
I'm sorry. I wish you all the best, Meechum. 522 00:25:08,680 > 00:25:09,806 Doug. 523 00:25:13,520
> 00:25:14,806 What did Barney Hull say? 524 00:25:14,880 > 00:25:16,325 That we'd be the first to
know. 525 00:25:16,440 > 00:25:18,920 I can't believe there hasn't been a single 911 call. 526
00:25:19,000 > 00:25:22,447 There's been plenty. It's just not the sort we're after. 527 00:25:22,520 >
00:25:23,521 We got that kid in Atlanta. 528 00:25:23,600 > 00:25:25,841 No, it's got to be here. I can't
be getting on a plane. 529 00:25:25,960 > 00:25:27,291 It looks too opportunistic. 530 00:25:27,360 >
00:25:28,521 Maybe if we open it up a little bit? 531 00:25:28,600 > 00:25:30,284 No, we cannot lower
our standards. 532 00:25:30,360 > 00:25:32,010 We just have to be patient. 533 00:25:33,200 >
00:25:34,770 New rule. Now that the debate's over, 534 00:25:34,840 > 00:25:37,491 Frank
Underwood has to tell us what the hell that was. 535 00:25:38,040 > 00:25:40,122 Seriously,
Congressman, was that a joke? 536 00:25:40,200 > 00:25:43,283 I haven't seen something just lay
there like that since... 537 00:25:43,360 > 00:25:44,930 I gotta go all the way back to my prom night.
538 00:25:45,720 > 00:25:46,721 (AUDIENCE LAUGHS) 539 00:25:50,760 > 00:25:52,842 Can we
just settle this strike please? 540 00:25:52,920 > 00:25:54,843 Teachers have been out of the classroom
for so long, 541 00:25:54,920 > 00:25:57,366 middleschoolers are starting to have sex with each other.
542 00:25:59,240 > 00:26:00,730 Enough. 543 00:26:00,800 > 00:26:03,087 I don't know why you
had it on in the first place. 544 00:26:06,800 > 00:26:08,564 I love you, Francis. 545 00:26:10,560 >
00:26:11,721 I know. 546 00:26:13,720 > 00:26:16,610 We should say that more often to each other.
547 00:26:20,520 > 00:26:22,488 I need to clear my head. 548 00:26:57,280 > 00:26:59,203 ...north
and east of the airport. 549 00:26:59,280 > 00:27:01,408 I'm gonna need that in time for that meeting.
550 00:27:01,480 > 00:27:03,164 Peter, let's talk. 551 00:27:09,920 > 00:27:13,720 So. I've spoken to
Patricia Whittaker. She's on board. 552 00:27:13,960 > 00:27:17,089 You'll be getting $4 million in
startup funding from the DNC. 553 00:27:17,160 > 00:27:19,242 I'll pick the team. You announce in
August. 554 00:27:19,320 > 00:27:22,244 But the campaign starts today. 555 00:27:22,320 >
00:27:23,685 Are you ready? 556 00:27:23,760 > 00:27:25,364 I've already put together a platform. 557
00:27:25,440 > 00:27:27,363 It's mostly broad strokes, but we can hone it. 558 00:27:27,440 >
00:27:30,887 Good. The first thing we need to address is your sobriety. 559 00:27:31,000 >
00:27:32,161 You don't need to worry about that. 560 00:27:32,240 > 00:27:34,402 Have you been
going to meetings? 561 00:27:34,480 > 00:27:35,891 You mean AA? 562 00:27:36,000 >
00:27:37,001 Yes. 563 00:27:37,160 > 00:27:38,161 That's not really my thing. 564 00:27:39,840 >
00:27:41,922 If you want my help, 565 00:27:42,000 > 00:27:45,004 then going to meetings is my one
requirement. 566 00:27:45,120 > 00:27:47,009 I know I had a problem, Frank. 567 00:27:47,080 >
00:27:48,650 I accept that. 568 00:27:48,720 > 00:27:50,245 And I've taken responsibility for that, 569
00:27:50,320 > 00:27:52,322 but I don't think going to meetings is necessary. 570 00:27:52,440 >
00:27:55,171 You cannot whiteknuckle your recovery, Peter. 571 00:27:55,240 > 00:27:58,164 This
campaign will be the hardest thing you've ever done in your life. 572 00:27:58,280 > 00:27:59,520 I
realize that. I'm prepared for that. 573 00:27:59,600 > 00:28:01,250 You think you are. 574
00:28:01,320 > 00:28:03,243 But we can't take any chances. 575 00:28:03,320 > 00:28:05,209 The
party's investing in you. 576 00:28:05,640 > 00:28:08,803 I need to make sure you're investing in
yourself. 577 00:28:13,120 > 00:28:15,646 All right. I'll do whatever I have to do. 578 00:28:15,720 >
00:28:16,960 Good. You'll start tomorrow morning. 579 00:28:17,040 > 00:28:18,166 Doug will take
you. 580 00:28:18,280 > 00:28:19,406 Stamper? 581 00:28:19,480 > 00:28:20,970 He's been sober 14
years. 582 00:28:21,040 > 00:28:22,371 Doug has a drinking problem? 583 00:28:22,440 >
00:28:25,011 Had. Not anymore. He'll be your sponsor. 584 00:28:25,080 > 00:28:26,969 In the
meantime, I want you to meet with my wife, Claire. 585 00:28:27,040 > 00:28:28,451 She runs the
Clean Water Initiative. 586 00:28:28,560 > 00:28:29,561 She's expecting you, 587 00:28:29,640 >
00:28:31,961 so clear your schedule and head over there now. 588 00:28:32,040 > 00:28:33,041 Frank.
589 00:28:35,920 > 00:28:37,251 Thank you. 590 00:28:37,360 > 00:28:38,521 For believing in me.
591 00:28:39,640 > 00:28:42,120 You're gonna make a great candidate, Peter. 592 00:28:47,960 >
00:28:52,010 CLAIRE: The shipyard closing frees up 1,100 acres of federal land. 593 00:28:52,080 >
00:28:55,641 Our goal is to pass a Watershed Act for the Delaware River. 594 00:28:56,080 >
00:28:58,401 We develop the land in an environmentally responsible way, 595 00:28:58,480 >
00:29:00,050 creating jobs in the process. 596 00:29:00,120 > 00:29:01,690 How many jobs?
Thousands. 597 00:29:01,800 > 00:29:03,962 We're aiming for the $200 million mark. 598
00:29:04,840 > 00:29:06,080 We got a lot of work to do. 599 00:29:06,160 > 00:29:07,730 We do, but
you can start with the congressmen 600 00:29:07,800 > 00:29:09,928 whose districts fall within the
watershed. 601 00:29:10,000 > 00:29:11,411 Do you have a draft of the bill you can show me? 602
00:29:11,520 > 00:29:13,887 We haven't sponsored any environmental legislation. 603 00:29:17,600
> 00:29:19,728 We'll draft it in consultation with your staff. 604 00:29:19,800 > 00:29:21,529 Gillian
will be the point person on our end. 605 00:29:21,600 > 00:29:23,364 I don't have any legislation
experience. 606 00:29:23,440 > 00:29:24,646 I'll help you. When do we start? 607 00:29:24,720 >
00:29:26,006 We just did. 608 00:29:26,080 > 00:29:27,206 Will you introduce him to the research
team? 609 00:29:27,280 > 00:29:28,441 I'll be there in one second. 610 00:29:28,600 > 00:29:29,761
Sure. 611 00:29:38,080 > 00:29:39,491 FRANCIS: Mr. President? 612 00:29:39,560 > 00:29:40,607 I
want it over. 613 00:29:41,160 > 00:29:43,049 As soon as possible. Gut the bill, Frank. 614
00:29:43,120 > 00:29:44,531 Do whatever's necessary to end this. 615 00:29:44,600 > 00:29:46,125
Mr. President, if we give in now, 616 00:29:46,200 > 00:29:47,804 the public won't credit you with a
victory. 617 00:29:47,880 > 00:29:51,202 Not even a hollow one. They'll chalk it up as a colossal
defeat. 618 00:29:51,280 > 00:29:52,645 Well, that's on you, Frank. 619 00:29:53,040 > 00:29:55,486
You let this situation devolve to where it is. 620 00:29:55,560 > 00:29:58,564 I've already been blamed
for the largest teachers' strike in U.S. history. 621 00:29:58,640 > 00:30:01,644 I won't be held
accountable for it dragging on months and months. 622 00:30:01,960 > 00:30:04,645 Mr. President, we
have to end this strike on your terms. 623 00:30:04,760 > 00:30:06,364 Not anyone else's. How? 624
00:30:07,080 > 00:30:09,367 By debating Marty Spinella on CNN? 625 00:30:11,560 > 00:30:13,927
Sir, you have placed your faith in me thus far. 626 00:30:14,040 > 00:30:15,804 I would ask that you
continue to do so. 627 00:30:16,120 > 00:30:17,451 Well, whatever you're doing, Frank, 628
00:30:17,560 > 00:30:18,925 isn't working, so I'm stepping in. 629 00:30:19,000 > 00:30:20,684 Gut
the bill. Like Linda said. 630 00:30:20,760 > 00:30:21,841 No. 631 00:30:24,880 > 00:30:28,282 I'm
sorry, Mr. President, but I will not do that. 632 00:30:30,320 > 00:30:32,527 Are you letting pride cloud
your judgment, Frank? 633 00:30:33,160 > 00:30:36,209 Respectfully, sir, you're allowing fear to cloud
yours. 634 00:30:37,360 > 00:30:38,805 Not an easy thing, to say no 635 00:30:38,880 >
00:30:41,087 to the most powerful man in the free world. 636 00:30:41,160 > 00:30:44,050 But
sometimes the only way to gain your superior's respect 637 00:30:44,120 > 00:30:45,281 is to defy him.
638 00:30:50,680 > 00:30:51,966 What do we have on the schedule, Linda? 639 00:30:52,040 >
00:30:53,929 Your meeting with the Fed Oversight Committee. 640 00:30:54,000 > 00:30:55,047
Thank you, Mr. President. 641 00:30:55,120 > 00:30:56,565 Do you have my briefing? Right here.
642 00:30:56,640 > 00:30:58,130 Good. Let's look it over. 643 00:31:00,920 > 00:31:03,082 Hi.
How'd it go with Peter? 644 00:31:03,360 > 00:31:04,885 CLAIRE; ll' went Well. 645 00:31:05,200 >
00:31:07,043 Is he game? Completely. 646 00:31:07,600 > 00:31:08,726 (SIGHING) Thank you. 647
00:31:08,800 > 00:31:10,290 That's a big weight off my shoulders. 648 00:31:10,360 > 00:31:11,521
You sound tired. 649 00:31:11,640 > 00:31:13,404 Tired. Impatient. 650 00:31:13,960 > 00:31:15,450
What can I do? 651 00:31:15,600 > 00:31:17,364 Nothing. This one's up to fate. 652 00:31:17,640 >
00:31:20,883 I don't like when we leave things to fate. 653 00:31:20,960 > 00:31:22,450 Neither do I.
654 00:31:23,360 > 00:31:25,886 Does that mean I'm gonna have the bed to myself tonight? 655
00:31:26,200 > 00:31:27,486 Probably. 656 00:31:28,120 > 00:31:30,088 Can't Doug man the fort?
657 00:31:30,240 > 00:31:32,607 Well, he could, but I'd just toss and turn. 658 00:31:32,680 >
00:31:35,081 If I'm not gonna sleep, I might as well not sleep here. 659 00:31:35,160 > 00:31:37,288
Well, I'll leave the ringer on. 660 00:31:37,360 > 00:31:39,408 Call me if you want company. 661
00:31:39,480 > 00:31:42,290 I will. Good night. 662 00:31:42,360 > 00:31:43,691 Good night. 663
00:31:46,880 > 00:31:48,769 You should go home. I could take it from here. 664 00:31:48,920 >
00:31:51,685 Vigilance. It's good for the soul. 665 00:31:51,760 > 00:31:54,889 DISPATCHER: 1059.
Corner of 16th and Q. 1059. 666 00:31:56,840 > 00:31:58,569 What's that? 667 00:31:58,640 >
00:32:00,369 Disorderly conduct. 668 00:32:04,920 > 00:32:06,126 Do you believe in karma? 669
00:32:07,400 > 00:32:08,481 Absolutely not. 670 00:32:10,040 > 00:32:11,166 Well, I do. 671
00:32:11,280 > 00:32:13,362 At least tonight. 672 00:32:13,440 > 00:32:14,726 Get Captain Cardiff
on the phone. 673 00:32:14,800 > 00:32:16,882 Let's do something about Meechum. 674 00:32:16,960
> 00:32:18,883 What? Get him his job back. 675 00:32:19,240 > 00:32:20,480 He fired his
weapon. 676 00:32:20,560 > 00:32:22,403 He overreacted. 677 00:32:22,480 > 00:32:24,608 Cardiff.
On the phone. Now. 678 00:32:30,800 > 00:32:32,484 Nancy, give me Captain Cardiff, please. 679
00:32:32,800 > 00:32:36,247 We might as well do one productive thing while we wait. 680
00:32:36,640 > 00:32:40,008 It requires very little of me and will mean the world to him. 681
00:32:40,080 > 00:32:41,764 It's a very inexpensive investment. 682 00:32:41,840 > 00:32:43,046
Hello, sir. This is Doug Stamper. 683 00:32:43,120 > 00:32:45,327 I have Francis Underwood for you.
684 00:32:45,760 > 00:32:47,250 I got him on. 685 00:32:49,960 > 00:32:52,804 Captain, I know it's
late, 686 00:32:52,880 > 00:32:55,565 but I'd like to talk to you about Edward Meechum. 687
00:33:03,320 > 00:33:05,288 Good morning, gentlemen. 688 00:33:08,520 > 00:33:09,521 Thank you.
689 00:33:11,880 > 00:33:13,211 Thank you. 690 00:33:16,560 > 00:33:18,164 Are you hungry?
Mmhmm. 691 00:33:33,280 > 00:33:34,281 (WHISTLES) (FREDDY LAUGHING) 692
00:33:34,400 > 00:33:35,481 You have any trouble getting in? 693 00:33:35,600 > 00:33:38,410 No,
they made me put it through the Xray machine twice, 694 00:33:38,480 > 00:33:40,482 so I hope it
didn't overcook it. 695 00:33:41,520 > 00:33:44,091 Frank, you always pay too much. This is way too
much. 696 00:33:44,160 > 00:33:46,049 It's for the inconvenience. 697 00:33:46,160 > 00:33:49,209
You know, 20 years you been coming to my joint. 698 00:33:50,200 > 00:33:51,804 This is the first
time I've been to yours. 699 00:33:51,880 > 00:33:52,961 What do you think? 700 00:33:54,600 >
00:33:55,840 I could get used to it. 701 00:33:55,960 > 00:33:57,121 Well, you're welcome any time.
702 00:33:57,200 > 00:33:58,201 Thank you, Freddy. 703 00:33:58,360 > 00:33:59,361 Always,
Frank. 704 00:34:01,240 > 00:34:04,528 DISPATCHER: We got a 27 Delta two. 4463rd Street... 705
00:34:04,600 > 00:34:05,761 That's a driveby shooting. 706 00:34:05,880 > 00:34:07,086 Get details.
707 00:34:22,960 > 00:34:25,406 Sir, I want to thank you for talking to the Captain. 708 00:34:25,520
> 00:34:28,922 He told me you called, and I can't tell you how grateful I am. 709 00:34:31,040 >
00:34:33,008 I want you to listen very closely 710 00:34:33,080 > 00:34:35,287 to what I'm about to
say. 711 00:34:35,360 > 00:34:38,762 From this moment on, you are a rock. 712 00:34:39,520 >
00:34:43,081 You absorb nothing, you say nothing, 713 00:34:43,840 > 00:34:45,683 and nothing
breaks you. 714 00:34:46,360 > 00:34:47,407 Is that clear? 715 00:34:47,560 > 00:34:48,607 Yes, sir.
716 00:34:49,240 > 00:34:50,730 Welcome back. 717 00:35:28,840 > 00:35:30,080 Steve? 718
00:35:30,160 > 00:35:31,810 I'll leave you be. 719 00:35:33,720 > 00:35:36,121 Where... Where's
Janet? 720 00:35:36,800 > 00:35:39,531 She's been here every day for the last few weeks. 721
00:35:40,080 > 00:35:42,560 I told her, go home, get some rest. 722 00:35:42,640 > 00:35:43,766
Well, is everything okay? 723 00:35:43,840 > 00:35:45,968 Your text said it was important. 724
00:35:46,080 > 00:35:48,287 I don't know how to put this. 725 00:35:50,400 > 00:35:52,084 The
thing is, I... 726 00:35:53,760 > 00:35:55,205 I've been thinking. 727 00:35:55,280 > 00:35:56,441 A
lot. 728 00:35:59,880 > 00:36:01,211 About my life. 729 00:36:02,000 > 00:36:04,651 About the
things I haven't done. 730 00:36:04,720 > 00:36:06,609 Things I haven't said. 731 00:36:10,280 >
00:36:12,044 I hate your husband. 732 00:36:17,760 > 00:36:19,524 A lot of people do. 733
00:36:20,920 > 00:36:24,003 The past eight years, I watched over him. 734 00:36:29,120 >
00:36:31,202 But it wasn't him I was watching. 735 00:36:33,600 > 00:36:36,126 And every time I saw
you, 736 00:36:36,200 > 00:36:38,248 every time I heard your voice, 737 00:36:38,320 >
00:36:40,561 all I could think to myself was, 738 00:36:40,640 > 00:36:43,769 "Jesus, what I wouldn't
give." 739 00:36:46,160 > 00:36:50,051 I can't tell you how many times I thought about that. 740
00:37:00,480 > 00:37:03,324 You know what Francis said to me when he proposed? 741 00:37:04,000
> 00:37:06,082 I remember his exact words. 742 00:37:06,760 > 00:37:09,843 He said, "Claire, if all
you want is happiness, 743 00:37:10,640 > 00:37:12,210 "say no. 744 00:37:14,040 > 00:37:16,088
"I'm not gonna give you a couple of kids 745 00:37:16,160 > 00:37:18,606 "and count the days until
retirement. 746 00:37:19,480 > 00:37:21,289 "I promise you freedom from that. 747 00:37:21,360 >
00:37:24,204 "I promise you'll never be bored." 748 00:37:28,120 > 00:37:29,610 You know, he was
the only man, 749 00:37:29,680 > 00:37:31,330 and there were a lot of others who proposed. 750
00:37:31,400 > 00:37:35,928 But he was the only one who understood me. 751 00:37:38,120 >
00:37:40,361 He didn't put me on some pedestal. 752 00:37:40,440 > 00:37:44,126 He knew that I
didn't want to be adored or coddled. 753 00:37:45,920 > 00:37:48,571 So he took my hand and he put a
ring on it. 754 00:37:49,840 > 00:37:51,968 Because he knew I'd say yes. 755 00:37:53,600 >
00:37:56,570 He's a man who knows how to take what he wants. 756 00:38:08,800 > 00:38:10,484 Is
this what you wanted? 757 00:38:11,600 > 00:38:13,364 Is that the way you wanted it? 758
00:38:13,440 > 00:38:15,044 Stop. Stop. 759 00:38:15,960 > 00:38:17,962 Please. Please. Stop. 760
00:38:19,640 > 00:38:20,801 Don't. 761 00:38:28,000 > 00:38:29,923 You told me your truth. 762
00:38:30,800 > 00:38:32,165 Now you know mine. 763 00:38:44,480 > 00:38:45,481 (PHONE
RINGING) 764 00:38:59,960 > 00:39:00,961 (PHONE STOPS RINGING) 765 00:39:09,240 >
00:39:10,526 Hey, it's Peter. 766 00:39:10,600 > 00:39:13,365 I don't expect you to call me back, 767
00:39:13,440 > 00:39:18,401 but I wanted to let you know I stopped drinking last night, 768
00:39:18,480 > 00:39:21,131 and I went to my first AA meeting this morning. 769 00:39:22,560 >
00:39:26,167 I'm supposed to reach out and make amends to those I've hurt. 770 00:39:29,200 >
00:39:30,725 But I guess the real reason I called you 771 00:39:30,800 > 00:39:33,724 is just to say I
love you and I miss you 772 00:39:37,320 > 00:39:39,049 I hope you're well. 773 00:39:48,480 >
00:39:50,209 This is work, not play. 774 00:39:50,280 > 00:39:52,044 Then why'd you bother coming
over? 775 00:39:52,920 > 00:39:55,241 I was hoping you'd answer the door naked. 776 00:39:55,840
> 00:39:56,887 That would be play. 777 00:39:57,280 > 00:39:58,884 That would be work with a view.
778 00:39:59,000 > 00:40:00,411 (SCOFFING) Sorry to disappoint. 779 00:40:00,480 > 00:40:02,323
How many characters in a tweet? 780 00:40:02,600 > 00:40:03,601 140. 781 00:40:03,680 >
00:40:06,650 Type this, let me know where you land. 782 00:40:06,720 > 00:40:08,563 Eightyearold
Washington D.C. boy 783 00:40:08,640 > 00:40:11,803 killed by a stray bullet in gangland shootout.
784 00:40:12,400 > 00:40:14,164 61 characters left. 785 00:40:16,000 > 00:40:17,126 He should have
been in school? 786 00:40:21,600 > 00:40:22,567 30 left. 787 00:40:22,640 > 00:40:24,449 Spinella
to blame. Question mark. 788 00:40:26,360 > 00:40:28,124 128. Press send. 789 00:40:31,040 >
00:40:32,280 Now give me a name, details. 790 00:40:32,360 > 00:40:35,443 Tyler Davis. Thirdgrader
at Vernon Baker Elementary. 791 00:40:35,520 > 00:40:39,286 Shot outside his home in Southeast just
before noon today. 792 00:40:41,040 > 00:40:43,008 Sent. Where are you going? 793 00:40:43,600 >
00:40:45,523 To see the mother. You don't wanna... 794 00:40:45,600 > 00:40:47,762 There's work
to do. I'll see you later tonight. 795 00:40:49,160 > 00:40:51,083 Tyler never did anything wrong. 796
00:40:52,200 > 00:40:53,884 He was a good boy. 797 00:40:55,560 > 00:40:57,085 Everybody loved
him. 798 00:40:59,320 > 00:41:00,685 It's okay. 799 00:41:01,640 > 00:41:03,369 If Tyler's school
had been in session, 800 00:41:03,480 > 00:41:06,165 this senseless killing would have never taken
place. 801 00:41:06,240 > 00:41:08,368 We need to end this strike now 802 00:41:08,440 >
00:41:11,364 and get all our children back in school where they belong, 803 00:41:11,440 >
00:41:14,410 before we risk another death like this. 804 00:41:14,480 > 00:41:18,041 So, Mr. Spinella,
lam headed to the Capitol right now, 805 00:41:18,160 > 00:41:21,243 and I will remain there until you
are ready to meet and talk 806 00:41:21,320 > 00:41:23,800 so that we can end this pointless strike.
807 00:41:25,000 > 00:41:26,650 Thank you all for coming. 808 00:41:26,720 > 00:41:28,529 Let's
go back inside. 809 00:41:30,440 > 00:41:32,886 REPORTER: Mr. Spinella, one question. 810
00:41:32,960 > 00:41:35,167 PRESS SECRETARY: Mr. Spinella is not gonna make comments at this
time. 811 00:41:35,240 > 00:41:37,527 No comment. No comment. 812 00:41:46,800 > 00:41:48,131
Thank you. 813 00:41:54,360 > 00:41:55,521 Frank. 814 00:42:06,040 > 00:42:07,201 So? 815
00:42:09,200 > 00:42:11,328 You said you wanted to talk. 816 00:42:14,600 > 00:42:16,967 You said
you wanted to work out a compromise. 817 00:42:18,200 > 00:42:19,804 I lied. 818 00:42:19,880 >
00:42:20,881 Excuse me? 819 00:42:21,720 > 00:42:25,361 I have no intention of working out a
compromise. 820 00:42:27,800 > 00:42:30,565 So then why the fuck are we here, Frank? 821
00:42:30,720 > 00:42:31,721 (TAPPING RING ON TABLE) 822 00:42:40,200 > 00:42:41,440 What
the hell's the matter with you? 823 00:42:41,560 > 00:42:42,846 You think this is some kind of a game?
824 00:42:43,080 > 00:42:44,206 No. 825 00:42:44,280 > 00:42:46,726 These are real people with
families to feed. 826 00:42:52,320 > 00:42:53,560 Would you please stop that? 827 00:42:54,240 >
00:42:55,765 Stop what? 828 00:42:57,120 > 00:42:59,407 In five seconds, I'm out of here. 829
00:42:59,880 > 00:43:01,450 One. 830 00:43:01,520 > 00:43:02,965 Two. 831 00:43:03,600 >
00:43:04,965 Three. 832 00:43:05,240 > 00:43:07,129 Four Goodbye, Frank. 833 00:43:08,200 >
00:43:11,443 You know the difference between you and me, Marty? 834 00:43:14,760 > 00:43:15,727
What? 835 00:43:15,800 > 00:43:18,167 I'm a whitetrash cracker from a whitetrash town 836
00:43:18,280 > 00:43:20,282 that no one would even bother to piss on. 837 00:43:20,360 >
00:43:21,486 But here's the difference. 838 00:43:21,560 > 00:43:22,846 I've made something of
myself. 839 00:43:22,920 > 00:43:25,002 I have the keys to the Capitol. People respect me. 840
00:43:25,120 > 00:43:26,929 But you, you're still nothing. 841 00:43:27,280 > 00:43:29,681 You're
just an uppity dago in an expensive suit 842 00:43:29,760 > 00:43:31,285 turning tricks for the unions.
843 00:43:31,360 > 00:43:33,283 Nobody respects the unions anymore, Marty. 844 00:43:33,360 >
00:43:36,523 They're dying. And no one respects you. 845 00:43:37,000 > 00:43:38,604 The most
you'll ever make of yourself 846 00:43:38,720 > 00:43:41,200 is blowing men like me. 847
00:43:41,280 > 00:43:43,044 Men with real power. 848 00:43:44,360 > 00:43:48,081 Yes. I can smell
the cock on your breath from here. 849 00:43:48,640 > 00:43:50,290 You think you can get under my
skin? 850 00:43:50,360 > 00:43:52,124 I know I can. Yeah. 851 00:43:53,440 > 00:43:55,124 Kiss
my ass, Frank. 852 00:43:56,640 > 00:43:58,608 You can't afford to walk out. Watch me. 853
00:43:58,680 > 00:44:01,889 I've got a dead, underprivileged kid in my pocket. 854 00:44:01,960 >
00:44:03,803 What do you have? 855 00:44:03,880 > 00:44:06,645 I have two million honorable
teachers. 856 00:44:06,800 > 00:44:09,280 Fair enough. But I got something even better. 857
00:44:13,800 > 00:44:16,167 Go ahead. Open it. 858 00:44:20,800 > 00:44:21,881 Okay. 859
00:44:22,000 > 00:44:23,365 I'll play your game. 860 00:44:34,560 > 00:44:35,641 You're an idiot.
861 00:44:38,880 > 00:44:40,530 Stamper threw it. 862 00:44:48,880 > 00:44:50,211 You're full of
shit. 863 00:44:50,280 > 00:44:51,930 Oh no, Stamper threw the brick. 864 00:44:52,040 >
00:44:54,930 And I made sure Claire distracted my security. 865 00:44:55,520 > 00:44:57,249 Are you
kidding me? 866 00:44:57,720 > 00:45:00,326 And to think you wanted me to apologize to my wife.
867 00:45:00,400 > 00:45:02,323 You would do something that low, Frank? 868 00:45:02,400 >
00:45:03,765 I arranged the brick, Marty, 869 00:45:04,240 > 00:45:06,288 just like I arranged this
meeting this afternoon. 870 00:45:06,360 > 00:45:07,486 Back off, Frank. 871 00:45:07,600 >
00:45:09,250 Why don't you just get down on your knees 872 00:45:09,320 > 00:45:10,401 where you
really belong? 873 00:45:10,560 > 00:45:11,641 Back off, Frank. 874 00:45:11,720 > 00:45:13,768
Because the only thing you're gonna get from me 875 00:45:13,840 > 00:45:15,808 is cum on your...
Fuck you! 876 00:45:22,720 > 00:45:24,722 NANCY: Everything okay in there, sir? 877 00:45:35,200
> 00:45:37,441 Look, I'll tell them you provoked me. 878 00:45:37,520 > 00:45:39,727 I'll tell them
that you threw the brick yourself. 879 00:45:39,840 > 00:45:41,649 And who's going to believe you?
880 00:45:41,720 > 00:45:44,246 You just assaulted a United States Congressman, 881 00:45:44,320
> 00:45:46,243 which is a felony. 882 00:45:47,560 > 00:45:49,688 But I'm not gonna press charges,
Marty. 883 00:45:50,640 > 00:45:54,087 Because the strike ends now. 884 00:46:16,680 >
00:46:18,284 You think it'll leave a scar? 885 00:46:19,520 > 00:46:21,284 I have a thick skin. 886
00:46:24,040 > 00:46:27,567 The next time you ask me to invite someone in for coffee, 887
00:46:28,800 > 00:46:30,962 will you please make sure no guns go off? 888 00:46:32,040 >
00:46:33,644 I'll do my best. 889 00:46:34,800 > 00:46:36,802 I saw Steve again today. 890
00:46:36,920 > 00:46:37,887 How is he? 891 00:46:37,960 > 00:46:38,961 In a lot of pain. 892
00:46:41,280 > 00:46:42,645 Should I go see him? 893 00:46:42,920 > 00:46:44,809 I don't think you
need to. 894 00:46:45,120 > 00:46:46,121 (PHONE RINGS) 895 00:46:48,200 > 00:46:49,565 Zoe
Barnes. 896 00:46:51,000 > 00:46:54,049 When he dies, we'll pay for his funeral. 897 00:46:54,640 >
00:46:55,641 (RINGING CONTINUES) 898 00:46:57,960 > 00:46:59,644 You don't need to take it?
899 00:46:59,720 > 00:47:00,767 No. 900 00:47:02,160 > 00:47:04,162 I'm done with work today.
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