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Game, set, match, Beaumont.
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I would like to point out
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that a leg sweep isn't
technically a kendo move.
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Don't mansplain to me.
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Not after you just had
your ass handed to you.
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What?
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I should get washed up.
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I'm gonna say
to go with this one,
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but when we come back
from Colombia,
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I am taking you shopping.
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Who knew there were
so many shades of gray?
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Well, nobody's gonna be
looking at me, anyway.
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Not among all those
world leaders.
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Real talk.
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Have any of those world leaders
saved American diplomats
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from a platoon
of Colombian rebels?
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I think it's great
they're honoring you,
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and kudos to me for
convincing you to go.
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Right.
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Kate,
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did I leave my
work phone out here?
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Thanks.
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What're you up to?
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I was going to steal all
your music for the flight,
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but it appears you don't have
anything more recent
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than Huey Lewis
and the News Sports?
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Hey, "heart of rock and roll
is still beating."
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Not in this house.
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Let's see.
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Ambassadors. Foreign ministers.
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Minister of Defense.
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Peace prize winners.
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I think I may be a little
"bathtub gin" for this crowd.
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You look incredible.
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Champagne? KATE Love some.
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Ambassador,
Mr. Beaumont is here.
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Thank you. Cheers.
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Eric. Welcome.
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Nice to see you again.
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Ambassador McMillan. A pleasure.
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Good to see you, Mac.
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Ambassador, this is
Special Agent Kate Barrett.
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Tonight I'm just Kate.
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Nice to meet you.
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Come with me. There's someone
I want you to meet.
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Okay, so, help me out here.
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The Colombian government
has been fighting a civil war
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with these FARC rebels
for five decades,
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and now we're here
celebrating them?
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I mean, well, the FARC
were left-wing rebels.
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They tried to make Colombia
a more equitable society,
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but over time, their
idealism was corrupted,
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and they became a
terrorist group.
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But weren't there
some brutal atrocities
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on the government's side, too?
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Yes, there were, but now
they've made a peace deal,
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and there's hope
again in the country.
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That's what tonight's about.
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Here's the man
I want you to meet.
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Eric Beaumont,
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Diego Cortez, the man
bringing peace to the nation.
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We've met. When I was
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a FARC commander set on
overthrowing the government
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of this country. Not to mention a
tough negotiator.
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Now you're running
for president.
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Leading the race, if I
understand correctly.
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Turns out the skills I learned
fighting in the jungle
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can be very useful
on the campaign trail, as well.
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And here's the real reason
we're here tonight.
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Honoring people
like Lucianna Rodriguez.
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She grew up fighting
for the FARC.
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Now she's getting
her engineering degree,
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volunteering with organizations
supporting victims of war.
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She's living proof
of all the good
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the peace deal has done. You're too kind,
Ambassador McMillan.
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Not at all.
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I'll be right back.
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Sure.
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Oops. This isn't the
ladies' room, is it?
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Hey, what... I'm such a klutz.
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Here. Let me.
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Did I mention you look
terrible tonight?
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Well, you look
pretty awful, yourself.
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Where's Kate?
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Powdering her nose.
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At least someone's
making an effort.
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It's not what it looks like.
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He attacked me.
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