| which is that it's difficult, difficult... |
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| ...lemon difficult. |
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| You betcha. Huh?
I do think a consensus is forming. |
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| No, No, it's not,
and you have no basis for saying that. |
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| LINTON:
Karen, calm down. |
00:00:19.641 - 00:00:21.279 |
| Because we don't want you
to have another haemorrhage. |
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| MALCOLM:
Linton! Linton! |
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| Mr Tucker, isn't it?
Nice to see you again. |
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| Are you fucking me about? |
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| Is there a problem, Mr Tucker? |
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| I've just come from a briefing
with a nine-year-old child. |
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| You're talking about AJ.
AJ is one of our top guys. |
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| He's a Stanton College Prep, Harvard. |
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| One of the brightest and best. |
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| Well, his briefing notes
were written in alphabetti spaghetti. |
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| When I left, I nearly tripped up
over his fucking umbilical cord. |
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| I'm sorry it troubles you
that our people |
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| achieve excellence
at such an early age. |
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| But could we just move on
to what's important here? |
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| Now, I understand that
your Prime Minister has asked you |
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| to supply us with some, say,
fresh British intelligence, is that true? |
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