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-Oh! Are you already
there? You're in luck.
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I wanted to recommend to
watch the series in original version.
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Otherwise, how will you
know that I speak all languages?
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-Are you
back from California?
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-Yes, for good.
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-Do you have a new MP?
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-I have an interview with a very
competent French woman: Valentine Cantel.
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-Do you have a CV?
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Who did you work for?
-Michel Specklin.
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-The
deputy is not here!
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-The Germans
were aiming for the presidency!
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Martin Kraft, the presidents'
chief of staff , is unhappy.
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There is no better way to choose
the future President of Parliament.
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-I've been waiting
for this moment so much!
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*-Michel Specklin!
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-You're bad at this job!
-I know!
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*-You are with him.
-Herr Kraft?
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-Michel, I missed you.
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-I work with Valentine.
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-The minister holds out to him
a position of secretary of state.
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-Are we going to Paris?
-I love Parliament.
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-I love being with you.
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*-What is Europe?
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*It's a promise:
that of a common future.
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*From a community of
values and objectives.
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*And it is this ideal
that we find embodied
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*in our draft regulation
for universal phone charger.
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*After 10 years of consultation
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*with all our partners,
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*representatives of private
interests and citizen groups,
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*we are ready
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*to proceed to the next step.
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*Some have accused
us of rasti... Of racial...
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*Ah, to ratiocine. It can happen
when you don't write your speeches.
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*The whole problem
is to have a ghostwriter
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*classical literature: he uses unpronounceable words.
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*So, "nigger"... Not at all!
Nothing to see! No, wait!
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*In French, it means someone
who writes your texts for you.
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*It has
nothing to do with...
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*It's like
"hit the little Jew".
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-I'm not sure I understand
what the commissioner means.
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-Okay...
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OK...
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I'm going...
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I'll go.
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-Am I going with you?
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-No, don't worry! Don't be late
for your first day as a reporter.
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-OK. Can I ask you something ?
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I look like an alcoholic mom dropping you off at school?
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-Not at all!
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-Are you ashamed of me?
-Nonsense, of course not!
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-Seriously?!
-(Don't shout!)
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-Why?!
-(Shh!)
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Hello!
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Because you're English and
that's not really the case here.
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-Oh...
-Yeah.
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-I see.
-OK.
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-Or else, I can take on
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an Italian accent. Shall we do this?
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-Come here so I can
kiss you, "mio amore"!
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Come over here!
-OK.
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Okay.
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Okay, come on. Good
day. Good luck for your first...
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-Thank you.
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Mio amore!
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Finish your
Tupperware of spaghetti!
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-Okay.
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Obviously:
with potatoes.
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Okay.
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-Please!
Please! Sir !
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No! “Das ist ein” work of
art! What are you doing?
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Your feet,
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please! Feet, sir!
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Martin!
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It's the Germans!
They are all German!
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All Germans!
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-I'll take care
of it, don't worry.
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-Martin!
-Konrad.
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-Is everything okay?
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-What are you doing here? I
haven't said anything to Michel yet!
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You were supposed to come later.
-We've wasted enough time already.
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Hesitant German.
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This
pencil is not yours.
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-It's okay.
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It's good!
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-Should I keep him?
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He stays with you?
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-Bertrand?
-What do we do with the terrace?
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-The terrace...
Let's not waste this space.
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We're going to cover
it to gain an extra coin.
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-(Where is
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he, (Michel?)
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-It's not even
10am! I don't know!
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(Let me try
something.
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(But they might
fall asleep.)
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Ballad in German.
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...
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-(Come.)
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...
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Sorry.
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...
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-At least, they
know how to sing, these French people.
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Test them and
keep the ones that work.
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-Psst!
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Nope.
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The armchairs,
this is for spawners.
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Freelancers are on the floor.
-OK. I just have to plug in...
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-We'll have to wait.
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Buy me a coffee and I'll explain
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things to you that will
save you a lot of time.
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A short press release, it's 70
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euros gross, so spend less than 2 hours there.
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For an analytical article,
you get between 200 and 220, max.
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"Analytics",
it's with quotes.
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Ask the Dutch for some, they
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are mean but honest, not like the Flemings.
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No, use the machine at the
entrance. More caffeine is better.
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Maybe once a month, a
lobbyist will buy you a meal.
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The Commission has a terrible
press room with no windows.
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The best one is
at the Council, next to the bar.
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-And for investigations?
-Investigative journalism?
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We can't all spend a
week on just one subject.
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It's a thing for boomers on permanent
contracts for real newspapers.
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I'm going to be very clear: you're not
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Bob Woodward nor Tintin
nor Anna Politkovskaïa.
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See yourself
more as a delivery person
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who makes 17 errands a day to pay off his bike.
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It's "The Grapes
of Wrath", my hen.
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-The election of the European director
of maritime security is approaching.
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Isn’t that right,
Gilles? Pass that to me.
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"Migouelle".
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-"Miguel".
-Yes, of course.
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Review the documents.
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We must attack in squadrons. Giancarlo, your
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MP would start with a
question on maritime safety.
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There, the guy gives his speech.
Svetlana, your MP is complaining
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on the lack of parity
among the candidates
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that the Commission claimed. What do we say about it?
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-It's my MP who asks the first question.
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-No, mine.
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-No, "chicos",
it's us. We said it.
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-Friends!
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It's okay!
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We're going to play it as a team, eh, team spirit.
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-"Team spirit"...
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-Stop, “Migouelle”.
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-"Miguel".
-Which MP asks the first question?
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Okay.
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Great. So all the MPs
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interrupt and it's a huge mess.
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-Don't
get angry, Samuel.
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-It's "Samy", okay?
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-Is that your real first name?
Is it written on your passport?
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-Yes. It's
a real first name, in France.
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-He doesn't
even have a real first name.
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-Giancarlo,
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does that make you laugh?
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I help you,
I know the ropes!
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-Samy...
-Gilles!
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It's okay, how
are you?
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Okay,
the phones there!
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I'll confiscate them, otherwise!
-No te pongas nervi, Samy!
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We don't need to ask
the first question. Team spirit.
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We are a team.
-That's what I'm saying.
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-Neither do we.
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-OK. -And what I said about your first
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name, I didn't mean it, eh. It was a joke.
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-OK.
-And I love this name, Samy.
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-Coffee,
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Samy?
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A pastry?
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Or something else?
-No, thank you, it will be fine.
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-I invite
you to eat. NOW.
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-Oh yeah...
Valentine to the Commission...
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This story is amazing. I
was talking about Agatha Christie...
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-Maybe you can go see Valentine Cantel
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to congratulate her. She is at the EP for a trilogue.
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And you tell him that you dreamed of
working in a cabinet at the Commission.
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-Me, at the Commission?
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-With a little effort, you can do it.
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-Of course I can do it!
But I am attached to Parliament.
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What?
-Really?
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-Well yes.
-Do you like your job?
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You don't feel like a
monitor at a summer camp?
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-Not at all!
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-Samy, will you greet
Valentine for me? See you soon !
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-See you soon.
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-(She chairs the Left group.
She knows my first name!)
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-(The power,
it's a shark environment.)
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Power!
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-Another coffee?
-If I take one,
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this article will make me lose
money rather than making it.
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-A tonic!
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I'm going to resign for
good. I can't take it anymore!
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All this shenanigans...
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Do you know
what governs this city?
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The money! Not
the citizens or even the laws!
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Just
this fucking money!
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-Where do you work?
-To the European Commission.
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And you?
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-I am a journalist.
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-That tells you,
to chat outside?
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Just turn off your phone
and remove its battery.
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-Hi, Valentine! How are you
? What are you doing here?
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I am a political
advisor, now!
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Hello.
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I manage the group. It is...
Parliament, I've been around it.
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And you, the Commission,
that must be amazing! I...
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-Sir?
-Hello. I'm coming to see Mrs.
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Cantel. -Are
you part of the meeting?
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white>-No, but I
was his dircab.
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white>His chief of staff.
-I'll see.
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white>-Thank you. Are
you at the Commission now?
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white>Me, I am a political advisor.
Thank you. Oh, you know..
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.
-Hello. Did you ask to see the minister?
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-Yes, I know her,
I was his director.
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Direct sound...
-Ah yes.
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I'll see if it's available.
-Thank you. I'm in a hurry.
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-OK, I'll hurry.
-Yes.
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He's ever
going to come back?
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Well I'll let it go, then.
Too bad. THANKS.
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...
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Hello. I work there.
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-Samy!
-Valentine!
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Congratulations!
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-Nothing is done.
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You don't become a European
commissioner like that, Samy.
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-Of course.
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Besides...
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-It's about to start.
-It was fun!
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-An expert from
Parliament could help you.
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-The PR reached an
agreement with the Chancellery.
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-The
PR?
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-The President
of the French Republic...
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-The DPEs
manage the hearings.
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-The
DPEs?
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-Members of
the European Parliament.
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-They will oppose the decisions
of the PR and the German chancellor.
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-So what?
-In full mandate?
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-And?
-In your opinion?
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-You're not backing
the bun. Félix is right:
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it's a formality,
validation from Parliament.
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So... it would be even
more humiliating to screw up, right?
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What
do you suggest?
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-I can organize meetings...
-He wants to set up meetings for me.
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-A
meeting. Great.
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-Well, yes.
-Wouldn't you rather
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to get my hands on the questions
that the EPP will ask me in hearing?
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-The EPP?
-Yes.
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-(I don't
work for the EPP.)
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-This shouldn't be a problem.
You know the system, right?
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-Yes.
-I'm counting on you.
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-So...
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That's the first point that...
-Let's do it like this, then.
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-Can you leave us?
-Yes.
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Okay. See
you soon then. Hi.
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-This directive was decided to
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penalize those who violate
climate objectives.
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No one enforces it.
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German industrialists
put pressure on
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my commissioner and the subject is slowly buried.
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Which is illegal.
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-The German commissioner?
-No, they're more subtle than that.
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They use the
Austrian representation to act.
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-Would you
be willing to testify?
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-I have 2 kids and a loan.
-I can't publish hearsay.
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-I can't do
better, I risk a lot.
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But all it takes
is a leak by a
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mysterious anonymous source to obtain proof.
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But be careful:
they will come after you.
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-Michel, get out! Let's talk!
-There's nothing to discuss!
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-It's going to be okay!
We're going to free them, the Germans!
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Okay...
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We will share the office with
them, and it's going to be fun!
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-Michel, the mandate of the
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President of
Parliament lasts only 2
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and a half years!
Political groups
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pass the baton to preserve
peace in the institution!
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-This is to preserve
peace in the institution.
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-So you must now leave
room for the conservatives.
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They waited.
It's their turn!
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-To conservatives,
too? They're the worst!
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-Well yes!
Conservatives are the worst.
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-I've gotten used to this position.
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There is a good working
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atmosphere!
And we won't work together anymore, Martin?
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I'm going to miss you.
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-Michel, we have to go.
You're going to miss the aperitif now.
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Approximate German.
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-Okay, I'm going out.
But I am very unhappy.
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-Are you Gesine's assistant?
My name is Samy Kantor.
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Are you...
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-Guten Tag!
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Zeyneb, right?
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Are you Gesine's
new assistant?
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I am Samy,
political advisor.
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-Hello.
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-Welcome
to this European family.
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If you need advice,
you can contact me.
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-That's very nice.
Everything is so complicated here!
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-You'll get used to it.
You just need patience.
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Do you have the questions that the
EPP intends to ask the commissioner?
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-Yes.
-Can I borrow them from you?
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-I thought
this was confidential.
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-It will stay in the group,
this is for preparing notes...
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Don't you trust me? Too bad. -No, I want to avoid
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trouble from day 1. -Don't worry, you won't get in trouble.
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-OK.
-Great!
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-I'll write my number
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on it, just in case.
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-Ah? OK, agreed.
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-There you go.
-Great.
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-Here, Samy!
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What are you doing here?
-He wanted the list of questions.
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-What?! I...
-That's espionage!
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-No, I came to say hello!
-The minister is not playing the game?
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We won't do it either!
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She will never be
elected commissioner!
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-No, I...
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-Goodbye.
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-Aside from the conspiracy bullshit,
this is a clean analytical article.
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You should be able to sell it
to Euractiv or Agence Europe.
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-No, it's a scoop!
-The Commission website talks about it.
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00:20:01,200 --> 00:20:03,520
-So why
isn't it filtering?
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00:20:03,840 --> 00:20:08,480
-This site is really messed up.
It's only Fernando who consults him.
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00:20:12,880 --> 00:20:16,160
-Why did he make
like it was top secret?
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00:20:16,480 --> 00:20:17,240
-Who?
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-A Swede who says he
works for the Commission.
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-Erik? He always tries to
convince young journalists
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to write an article about his whims.
He's a pain in the
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ass of a civil servant who wants
to be noticed by his superiors.
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00:20:38,760 --> 00:20:39,880
-Ah, Martin!
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I'm going to the strategy
meeting with the rest of the team.
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-What meeting?
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No one
told me anything.
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I have commitments, I...
-Are you taking the afternoon off?
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Very good.
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I understand.
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-Hello.
-Hello.
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00:21:19,680 --> 00:21:21,080
Hi!
-Hello!
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-Was your day?
-Um... yeah.
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What if we avoided talking about work?
-Yes, that's a good idea.
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00:21:34,800 --> 00:21:35,560
-Um...
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-I'm looking for something to say...
-Me too, I have no idea.
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OK, we'll see later.
-Ah, wait...
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Yes, Valentine?
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Yes, I have the questions there.
Yes, I assure you, as usual.26016
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