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(man 2) They'll be nationalizing the bloody air next.
...Sarah?
- Hallucinations? - No.
Ladies, shall we?
(girl) Margaret, do you want to come to the pictures?
Hello, Ma.
Does any of it matter now?
(man) Less than two years ago,
- here in Great Britain? - That's rather easy to answer.
Oh, he hasn't got his scarf on.
- (applause) - You look magnificent.
(Margaret) There must be closures of uneconomic coal mines.
find fault, demand inquiries.
(shouting)
So will you please go away,
- (glass shattering) - (angry shouting)
The world at your feet, and Britain was back in business.
with it, to make it more...
Sink it.
There’s gonna be carnage
- lost so far... - Foreign Secretary.
and I want them back.
- You sure? - Mm...
Watch out. She's on the prowl.
she must learn to calm down!
cannot be reconciled.
A very good starting point for the political life, I'm sure.
(Margaret) So busy taking the pulse of the public!
(Margaret) As the only Prime Minister in the history of our country
We can have a task force ready to sail in 48 hours.
(Minister 1) We will never win another election led by that woman.
in our fight within the European Union, cowardice,
and make you look, and sound, like the leader that you could be.
I've got a place at Oxford.
My letter of resignation.
(voices murmuring)
You should have seen us, Pa.
These lily-livered pinkos!
- Oh, yes. It was a family business. - ...shop?
And then there's Peter, James R, James T,
Margaret, the cost of sending 28,000 men and a hundred ships 12,000 miles,
and restore to greatness this country that we love...
rather than how I am saying it,
- (girls giggling) - Sorry. I didn't hear you.
- Margaret... - Her supporters claim she transformed
That was Mark.
You mustn't go out on your own, Mummy. We've talked about that.
You deserve a safe seat.
is going to win on the first ballot.
Of course Another time
Did she turn her back on her own citizens there
- Thank you very much. - Thank you.
Lloyd George and me.
Goodness me, I'd much rather you were open and straightforward about them,
- I ask your help. - (applause)
...make it possible for Conservative MP's to depose
Today.
Honest, hard-working, decent people are losing their homes.
No need for any of this.
(Margaret) A man might call it fiscal responsibility,
(men murmuring)
that having brought about the highest level of unemployment since 1934...
(sighs) Better.
is either reckless or inept. Usually both.
No. Not yet!
Now, Ma, are we going long or just below the knee tonight?
(loud arguing)
Almost lovingly dubbed by the Soviets The Iron Lady,
There they are, my little twins.
No one's saying you don't need a safe seat.
(Geoffrey) But we cannot bury our heads in the sand...
and must now decide whether to put her name forward for the second round.
- (man) Sorry. It's always cash... - (woman) Then take the sticker off!
Thank you, Mr. Speaker.
(man) In the last round of defense cuts,
Well, it has to be something icy on a stick for Denis.
We both know it's highly unlikely
Next stop, Prime Minister.
Because this isn't about the voice, it's about belief.
(whimpers)
There's no good in pretending we're all equal, we're not all the same,
Dad is dead.
29, 697.
but for some of my colleagues to imagine me as their leader...
- (overlapping speakers) (loud arguing)
Oh...
(indistinct chattering)
(newscaster) Shortly after dark last night,
You've got it in you to go the whole distance.
Look at me! You're supposed to be a mother!