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You can't put the needs
of our child above your own.

I'm not saying that.
What are you saying?

I may not be a mother, I know
that's what parenthood means.

Wanna take me on, go for it.

I didn't get where I am
by letting people push me.

David Fox wants a fight.
I'm gonna give him one.

Are you threating my job?
I like you, always have.

But if you don't get yourself
on the right of this,

you're never gonna go further
than you are.

I care about the kids this
charity is supposed to serve.

You wouldn't know that. I
just don't trust... People.

You saying you took another job?
No.

I got someone
to take another job.

You didn't do what I asked.

I signed a client that will be
worth a huge amount.

I'm a hell of a goddamn lawyer.

You pay those people
what they're worth.

And? You get free legal services

from Harvey for the next year.

You didn't notice an attorney
was thinking about leaving.

Now, thanks to me,
he's gonna stay.

You're talking about Alex.
Sometimes, you need

you need to let us do what we do
the way we do it.

Hello, stranger.

Seems the only thing
I see of you lately

is your name on the wall.

I've been out of town
a few days,

and I need your help.

Give it to me.

I've got a legal situation.
It's personal.

Which means you need me

to send one of ours your way.

I was thinking Alex Williams.

You mind if I ask why

you didn't call him yourself?

I was thinking about
a conversation

we had a few weeks ago.

You helped me see some things
about firm harmony.

If you called him, you wouldn't
have had a chance to tell me.

Right again, Red.

I'm guessing firm harmony

is also why you want
Alex and not Samantha.

A little bit of that,

a little of
the nature of the case.

Why don't you tell me
where you are,

what Alex needs to bring,
and I will make sure

that he is on his way.

Harvey Specter.

David Fox...

To what do I owe the...?

What's the opposite of pleasure?

I'm here because of this.

It's a deal that needs
a little taking care of.

In that case, go ahead
and throw it in the trash,

'cause I don't work for you.
I'm never going to.

I don't think you understand.
I'm not asking. I'm assigning.

This is part of our deal.

I don't have any deal with you.

She didn't tell you, did she?

Who didn't tell me what?

Donna.

We made a deal
where you're my lawyer.

I'm holding you both to it.

And if you've got a problem
with that...

take it up with her.

Donna, what can I do for you?

You can get your ass
into the limo

that's waiting for you
downstairs.

I didn't call a limo.
I know. Robert Zane did.

Where is Robert sending me?
Upstate New York.

Business he needs help with.

So whatever needs fixing,
fix it fast.

Did you go through
my underwear drawer?

As fun as that would have made
my morning, no, Alex, I didn't.

I bought you a bag with exactly

everything you'll need.

How could you know
that's everything I'll need?

Because Robert needed me to.

And because I'm Donna.

Limo's not gonna
wait all day, Alex.

Morning, Harvey.

What can I do for you?

You can tell me David Fox
isn't my client.

I'm sorry, I can't do that,
because he is.

For a year. Free of charge.

How is that possible?

It's possible
because you empowered me

to negotiate with him.
That's what it took.

When were you gonna tell me
about this brilliant idea?

I already did tell you

when I added him
to your client roster.

You know damn well I don't read
my updated client roster.

Okay, you got me.

I wanted to see
the look on your face

when he came to you,
and you realized

you didn't have a choice.
And there it is.

You think this is funny?

No, Harvey, I don't.

The real reason
I didn't tell you

is because I knew
you'd react like a child.

I made a deal that you gave
me the authority to make

because you knew
you couldn't come to one.

So whatever it is
you're feeling, suck it up,

take one for the team,
and get this thing done.

Sheila, I know
we're trying to conceive,

but I can't have sex
with you now.

I just ate an onion bagel.

I'm not calling for that, Louis.

Why'd you call on the sex phone?

I knew you'd answer,

and I just couldn't wait
to tell you.

Louis?

We hit the jackpot.

What jackpot?

The jackpot.

Publisher's Clearing House?

No, I mean, we don't need
the sex phone anymore,

because, well, Louis,

you hit the bull's eye.

My God. My boys can swim?

Yes, my king.

Yes, they can.

Well, Sheila, this is amazing.

We need to tell my...

Louis...

I know you're gonna
want to tell everyone.

But before you do,
I want you to promise

that we'll keep this between
the two of us for a while.

Wait. You mean, not tell anyone?

Just for a while.

Sheila, can you hold on a sec?

I think I'm getting a call.

Ahem. Okay, it was
just a billing question.

- All taken care of.
- You jumped up and down

in your entirely glass office,
didn't you?

Yes, but I've stopped now.

Then I'll see you tonight,

when we can celebrate properly.

Gretchen, good, you're here.

Listen, I need you to file...

Sheila's pregnant, isn't she?

Shit. How could you know?

Two minutes ago,
you were on your sex phone.

Then you started dancing
up and down like Footloose,

pointing to your nether regions.

What else could it be?
Nothing else.

Gretchen...

I'm gonna have a baby.

I can't believe
I'm saying this, Louis.

You're gonna be
a world class father.

That I am. I intend to be
a part of every moment.

I need you to look into
what it takes

to get certified as a midwife.

If you think
I'm gonna be a midwife,

you've got another thing coming.

No, not for you. For me.
And I'm out.

What? You think
I couldn't do it?

I know you couldn't.

Well, damn it, Gretchen.

You wanna be a wet nurse too?

I would if I could.

You said I'd be a great father.

Are you gonna help me with this?

All right, Louis.
I'll look into it.

Because like I said before,

you're gonna be a great father.

Okay, David, what exactly
is it that you want?

Because
you certainly don't need me

to hold your hand
while you buy a building.

I do if that building's owner
is my biggest rival.

Because that owner knows
what an asshole you are,

you need to make sure
he doesn't know you're buying.

See, this is why
I'm paying you the big bucks.

Wait, I'm not
paying you anything.

Just so we're clear,
you get one of those.

Because I may have
to represent you,

but I don't have
to tolerate your mouth.

And just so we're clear,

this guy is a douche,
not an idiot.

He's gonna be
looking for me to try

to buy it,
so you need to be smart.

That's the second time
you brought this up.

Makes me wonder if
there's something going on.

Because hiding
a buyer isn't illegal,

but it sure as hell can be.
The only thing going on

is that Billows
has a piece of candy,

and I wanna take it from him.

One other thing...

Because this is my business.

So you take this on
and you get it done,

or you don't take it on at all.

Robert. Good to see you.

Thanks for coming, Alex.

How was the drive? Scenic.

Let me guess,
the owner's our client.

The owner is me.

I've got to tell you, Robert,

making wine's not the hobby
I pictured for you.

It's not a hobby,
it's an investment.

And right now,
it's netting less than zero.

What can I do to help?

Why don't we first start
with a little tour?

Samantha, can I talk to you
for a second?

Sure, what's on your mind?

You and Alex
and Robert and Harvey.

Harvey's got a case
he doesn't want.

Nothing says that he can't get

a little outside help on it.

You're not trying to help me,

because you wouldn't do that,
and I don't need it.

You're right.
But sooner or later,

it's gonna be you or Alex
who go up on that wall next.

No matter
who goes up there first,

the other team
isn't gonna be happy.

The more we're bonded
before that happens,

the more likely we'll stay
a family after it does.

Then I just have one question.

You said he doesn't wanna
take the case, but has to.

I did. Why?

I struck a deal with David Fox.

Harvey can't stand him.

Can you? Not particularly.

Why don't you get me
up to speed before

I go pay a visit
to this David Fox.

Well?

I'm more of a craft brew...

Save the bullshit. I know.

It tastes like ass.
That's my problem.

You want me
to fire your winemaker?

I want you to go after
the son of a bitch

who didn't deliver
the barrels I paid for.

Because I had to let my wine
stay in these vats

and turn into that vinegar
you're now holding.

No one's interested
in buying vinegar.

I lost my entire harvest!

Shit.

What did the guy say when
you called about the barrels?

That they'd be here tomorrow

and tomorrow and tomorrow.

Meanwhile, all my neighbors
got their barrels just fine.

Which makes me think

there's more going on here
than it looks like.

You think this is about race.

I think between
the looks I got at the bank,

the cold shoulder I got
at the market, now this...

You've seen this movie before.

Different cast,
different location,

but the same damn script.

If that's what's going on here,

I'm not sure a lawsuit's gonna
get these guys to back off.

I'm not saying
they're wearing white robes.

They're trying to keep me out
of the country club.

Then what do you want to do?
I want to send a message

that if they try
this shit again,

there's not gonna be
a country club.

The great Harvey Specter,
walking through my door.

Now I know I'm a big deal.

Not as big as the deal I'm about
to offer you, Mr. Billows.

I like you already.

You're gonna love my client.
Santana Developers.

They're an up-and-coming firm
from the southwest.

Fortunately for you,
they've taken an interest

in your redevelopment project

on Liberty Avenue.
Have they now?

Well, that's a shame
'cause it's not for sale.

There is no southwest firm
that I've never heard of.

All right, you got me.

My client's associated closely
with the government of Dubai.

A fact they'd
rather not announce.

And in exchange
for that secrecy...

they're willing
to offer you this.

Thank you for your time.

John, that's 25 percent
over market value.

All cash.

And I told you, I'm not selling.

Least of all to David Fox.

All right, John, look...

All right, I'll give you credit.

You do live up
to your reputation.

A fallback straw man is
something I never thought of.

If you really knew
my reputation,

you'd know a straw man
is just my first move.

You don't wanna see what
I'm gonna come at you with next.

Well, I believe you'll try
to cut off my financing.

But my partners are in China.

And I've been in bed
with them for 10 years.

They trust me implicitly.

Good day, Mr. Specter.

My regards to David Fox.

Louis, I can't believe
you got us

a reservation here so quickly.

Sheila, you're gonna
be the mother of my son.

I'm getting you in
wherever you wanna go.

Son? Or daughter.

Well, here's to watching
either one of them

take ballet lessons and tap
and learn to twirl the baton.

My God, I get
to teach him the baton.

I can't wait.
It's why I wanna have a boy.

I can't wait because
we're gonna be a family.

We're gonna
do everything together.

We're gonna get ready
in the morning.

We're gonna go on vacations.

We're gonna get
to visit him at Brucha,

see him come running out
in his little...

Wait a second. Camp Brucha?

Sheila, I know I told you

that the kids burned
all my underwear.

I'm telling you,
it made me stronger.

Your underwear
isn't what I'm talking about.

I meant Brucha is a Jewish camp.

Yeah. So what?
So it never occurred to me

that you'd want
to raise our child Jewish.

Well, of course I do.

I thought
it went without saying.

I thought it went without saying

that we wouldn't
raise them anything.

Why would you think that?
Okay. Louis,

how would your parents feel

if we said we were gonna
raise our child Catholic?

Exactly. That's how
my parents would feel

if we raised our child Jewish.

Yeah, but it's different.
Not to me, it isn't.

Sheila... Louis, please.

This is supposed
to be a celebration.

Can't you just let it go?

Of course, Sheila.

Consider it gone.

Miles Newton.

Yes?

My name is Alex Williams.

I represent Robert Zane.

Represent? That's right.

He's suing you
for breach of contract.

This is ridiculous. I told him
it was a clerical error.

That error cost
his yield for the season.

I told him that I'd comp
him all the barrels

he needs next year
to make up for it.

There may not be a next year,
you cheated my client.

You're gonna pay him back
plus his lost revenue

and any other damages
I can hang on you.

If I cheated him, then why would
I give the new guy in town...

Your guy... a cut-rate deal?

What are you talking about?

My other clients paid
5 percent more.

Your client was the one
who actually got a break.

A 30 percent discount.

Did the other vintners
know that?

We're a community up here,
Mr. Williams.

We protect our own.

They gave the new guy a break,
and they took the hit.

So you wanna slap me
with a lawsuit?

Go ahead, and we will
just see who wins.

Look at you, sweating it out in
the library like a first year.

I didn't know you could read.

I'm just looking
at the pictures.

Why don't you let me
help you figure out

how to get that building?
Excuse me?

Donna thought you could use some
backup dealing with David Fox.

Donna did, or you did?

What does that mean?

It means you want to impress me,

so when it's time,
I'll vote for you.

Let me tell you something.

Never gonna happen. I know that.

I'm here because
I might have a solution

to your Fox problem.

You can either trust me,
or figure out

how to get out of this yourself.

But for the record,

not everything I do
comes with a price tag.

This was Donna's idea?

Yeah, it was.

Then why don't you sit down,

and I'll bring you up to speed?

I have a better idea.
Why don't I sit down

and tell you how we're going
to get that building?

How did it go?
Exactly as planned.

In that case, why don't
we have a drink to celebrate

then we'll take care
of everything tomorrow?

As long as you have
beer or scotch,

because I'm not drinking
more of that vinegar shit.

Heh, heh, don't worry.

Neither am I.

Robert, I gotta ask.

You're a scotch guy.

You're a lawyer.

Why come up here
to buy a vineyard?

My sister.

She died years ago.

We used to drink wine together,

and we didn't know shit
about vintage or tannins.

We just knew what we liked.

And when I drink wine,
I think about her.

I didn't know you had a sister.

Well, now you do.

I worked a case
with Rachel last year.

Got me thinking
about her even more.

And I realized...

I like thinking
about her even more.

Here's to making sure
you're thinking of her

till you're old and gray.

You got that right.

Thanks for making time
for me, Esther.

I really appreciate it.
I have to tell you, Louis.

I haven't stopped smiling
since you told me the news.

Have you told Mom and Dad?
Actually, that's the reason

I wanted to talk to you. Okay...

Sheila and I were talking.

We're not raising
the baby Jewish.

I need you to help me
explain that to Mom and Dad.

I need to know how upset
you think they'll be.

How much would it upset you

to be ostracized by them
for the rest of your life?

I could think of worse things.

Louis, it...

It would crush them
and you know it.

You're Jewish. You should raise
your children Jewish.

Whoa, wait a second.
Wait a second.

You feel the same way too?

I... I think this is
between you and Sheila.

It... It's not up to me.

But if you want the truth,
I always thought

if you ever had kids that
they would go to Camp Brucha.

Like mine did.
Like you and I did.

I know. I do too. Remember?

Anyway, that's not gonna happen,

because the way
this whole thing started

when I brought it up to her is

she nearly choked on her water.

Wait a second.
She's driving this?

Of course she is.
You think I want this?

I just said
the goddamn camp pledge.

You need to tell her
how you're feeling.

I tried talking to her about it.

She made it clear she didn't
want to and here we are.

Louis, I...

I wanna talk to you
about Jeffrey.

Jeffrey's an asshole.
No, he's not, Louis.

He's the father of my children.

And the reason
our marriage fell apart

wasn't because of
what he did to me

but because of
what he didn't do with me.

Express how he felt about you
being the breadwinner.

Yes.

So if you want me to help you

break the news
to Mom and Dad, I will.

But I'm not gonna do it

until you tell Sheila
how you're feeling.

All right, what do we have here?

I'll tell you what we have.

I've got a building.
I don't want to sell.

These two are crying to you.

You don't have a lawyer?
I don't need a lawyer.

We're not crying. We're
representing the community.

Because that building
was built in 1896

and all we're asking for
is a TRO

until the Landmark Commission
can make a decision.

Give me a break. They're not
representing the community.

They're representing David Fox.

I did not say he was my client.

And even if he did, that doesn't
mean this is connected to that.

How about the fact
that Mr. Fox has been

shoveling my biggest tenant tens
of thousands of dollars a month

to stay in his lease,
so I couldn't kick him out?

Is that connected? What?

Your Honor, those payments

are repayments
for an unrelated debt.

Bullshit. Peter Minto
doesn't have two pennies

to rub together, much less tens
of thousands to loan David Fox.

The details of someone's
personal financial arrangements

are not your business.
That's enough.

You wanna push this up the hill

with the Landmark Commission,
be my guest.

I see no reason to stop
this man from making a living.

Your restraining order
is denied.

Okay, what we need to do...

How the hell did you find out
about those payments?

I... I'll tell you how.

You went to Fox behind my back.

No. I had your back.

You had nothing.
I brought you something.

That something
blew up in our faces

because he's been using
those payments to launder money,

peddle influence
or God knows what other crime.

And that is exactly why
I didn't tell you.

Donna told me
you don't trust him. And...

You're damn right
I don't trust him.

Because when a man
like that hides money,

it's not because he's secretly
donating to Goodwill.

Harvey, he is our client.

No, he's not.

You can't just drop him.
Yes, I can.

I don't give a shit
about Donna's deal.

I'm not representing a client
that lies to my face.

What's the matter, Mr. Newton?

- You don't look happy to be here.
- I'm not.

And I don't appreciate
being subpoenaed.

Well, if you don't
appreciate that,

you're definitely not gonna
appreciate this.

You're accusing my client
of intent to defraud?

That's what he did, isn't it?

I didn't do anything

except be late
with your barrels.

You enticed
my client with a discount

then sabotaged his yield
because you knew

the other vintners
would make you whole.

- My client did not.
- He did.

He admitted it to me.

Instead of a lawsuit, you're
looking at criminal charges.

Criminal charges?

Are you out of your mind?

They can't do this
to me, can they?

Look at his face.
It says we can.

It should be more than that,
you son of a bitch.

The hell's your problem?
Know what my problem is?

The oldest problem in the book
for a man like me.

I'm putting a stop to it now.

Race? Race?