Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Yes, I do, don't I?
(Margaret) They grow up so fast, don't they?
Gotcha! Well, that paid off, old girl!
Just look straight ahead, straight at me, that's it.
(man) Mrs. Thatcher.
In fact, I think all hats may have to go.
No, no! No! Airey!
for we have nothing to hide.
that I take very seriously the trust placed in me
who came here to celebrate the end of the Cold War
- You look ridiculous. - (foreign accent) Boss lady no like?
Tomorrow, no matter what they do, it'll be business as usual.
(man) Miss Roberts, do join the ladies.
I didn't know that you were dropping by today, dear.
(Denis) Atta girl.
Still, it must be a bit disorientating.
hears the careless foot of man... (continues indistinctly)
(Minister 2) We need a leader who listens.
(cheering, fanfare continuing)
(newscaster 2) The paratroops have taken Goose Green.
Respectfully, Margaret, I disagree.
- (Margaret) Did we? - And if you remember, Prime Minister,
We will stand on principle, or we will not stand at all.
for lunch on the first Friday of next month.
(opera continuing)
- June. - June! Bingo!
(newscaster) ...the Prime Minister and a number of her Cabinet were staying.
Mummy took me for a test drive.
- (gunfire) - (applause)
With all due respect, Miss Roberts, what may have served in Grantham...
Never be anything other than yourself.
and pay 85 percent of your income to the French government!
Mark.
(laughter)
as the first woman ever to be invited to form a government.
we must moderate the pace...
It is steaming away, Prime Minister.
has described as a brilliant surprise night attack.
If I may say so, I think that's your trump card.
Mrs. Thatcher, Airey Neave.
the Prime Minister said she would not be diverted
It's ambition that's gotten you this far. Ambition.
I can now announce the new Member of Parliament for Finchley,
The Argentinean ship the General Belgrano and her escorts
(Margaret chuckles)
Righty oh. Night-night, Ma. Sleep well.
the ship may have sailed.
- (debris clattering) - (metal groaning)
(sniffles) Hm...
(distant rumbling)
It's a speech at conference, not the Magna Carta.
he may receive a valuable education in spite of himself!
You're drinking too much.
Tell him to come up. I want to talk to him about this.
- What have you been doing? - (groaning)
- the Conservative Party must stand. - (toaster pops)
that we are now completely out of touch with the country.
With all due respect, sir,
What does Mark think about it?
(laughing)
think that the tax is manifestly unfair.
- Important. - Yes. Give it more impact.
(seagulls crying)
extensively damaged the Grand Hotel in Brighton...
What we think, we become.
Labor, 13,437.
Some of you... want to make concessions.
Good night, dear.
- (speaks indistinctly) - Thank you, Michael.
I suppose we could always sell the car
The Prime Minister made a very good statement, I thought.
(man) The Thatcher plan is to break the Trade Union Movement.
The people of this country chose us because they believe
If we even have a hope of winning the next election.
Just like Hawaii... I imagine.
Throw in the towel now, love.
We must release a statement, offering our condolences.
Shall I tell you what I'm going to Write
Please, boss.
(quietly) Feet!
Oh. (Cries softly)
The police are making no attempt... (continues indistinctly)
Start on the outside, work your way in.
There they are.
(chuckles) Oh, yes.
(Margaret) All I wanted was to make a difference in the world.
Well...
Where are your shoes?
Because his union paymasters
I don't think we should be worrying about money at this point, Geoffrey.
(newscaster 3) The IRA have claimed responsibility.
Gentlemen, as the Lord President has chosen to come to Cabinet unprepared...
I said I didn't want any big fuss...
to put differences aside,
would you, Carol, darling?
There's a general feeling that Mrs. Thatcher
are formed mostly by our history.
(newscaster) Is she gonna get there? Watch those blocks rise...
Grief is a very natural state.
...I shall have to close the meeting.
we judged the risk of invasion to be small.
(Margaret) And I wanted you to be happy, of course.
Oh, yes, to his core.
You look and sound like a privileged Conservative wife,
The business is a bit rocky at the moment
The wording is sloppy here.
Just like the man or woman in the street,
Mummy, you should have called for help, silly old sausage.
(man) One forty-nine, please.