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Can she also accept that her free-market economics,
- It's terribly shameful. - The point is, Prime Minister,
(sobbing)
that I would ever be elected leader.
You never really got golf, did you? (Laughs)
Well, it used to be about trying to do something.
(newscaster 3) The IRA have claimed responsibility.
The very core. So a nice deep breath and really fill out against my hands.
(Margaret) Despicable and cowardly.
No... You do it.
(Denis) You're gonna be fine on your own, love.
So sorry! Terribly sorry!
(man) Attlee has his sights set on the steel industry, you mark my words.
- OK. - (clears throat)
Carol says you've decided to let his things go. Probably a good thing.
just after the IRA bombed the Grand Hotel.
(whispers) Margaret! Cups!
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Yes, we help people. Of course we help people.
We will stand on principle, or we will not stand at all.
- (overlapping newscasts) - (man) Margaret, they can't touch you.
(newscaster 2) Mrs. Bandaranaike in Sri Lanka, Mrs. Gandhi in India,
(Prime Minister echoing) Compromise, compromise, compromise...
- (Maria) Mm-hm. - (woman 1) I may need your help.
I will not go mad.
Possible... just, Prime Minister.
- Mm... - Oh, you've made a start.
What we're talking about here today is surface.
than when we took office.
(echoing) I won't go mad... I will not go mad...
real jobs, jobs that sustain.
This will be an escalation, Prime Minister.
Beyond all the cooking and the cleaning and the children,
You can never be sure she's taking them. I think sometimes she hides them.
to win a seat in Parliament today, but she has put new life
who is also a mother with a son of my own,
Taxis will be few and far between at this hour.
They see industry being nationalized,
(Denis) Am I out of the doghouse yet?
in steel and coal production in one year since 1931
then you'd get to Parliament.
...yes, people will hate you today,
- Right oh. - Right, move.
- 49p a pint. - Good grief!
- South Africa. - Yes.
in the light of tomorrow's blistering press coverage.
No, no, please. Don't try to hide you opinions.
and take pride in being British.
- Out! Out! Out! - Look at me!
they have enough Exocet missiles to cripple most of our fleet.
(Denis humming)
This is ridiculous. There are two T's in committee.
Something, something, something. Refusal to change course.
- but checked out earlier. - (Margaret) Denis!
- Forty-eight hours. But? - But...
(chanting)
I hear, some of you,
I've just been briefed by Admiral Fieldhouse. He told me, bluntly,
(no audible dialogue)
the Prime Minister quoted St. Francis...
and where there is despair may we bring hope
Just for a checkup.
Really, darling. That's fine.
Methinks the Right Honorable Lady doth screech too much.
Make sure everything is hunky dory.
And watch your character, for it becomes your destiny.
because it's not what you wish to hear.
- Really. - That's quite absurd.
- Maybe third time lucky. - Right.
I've told you what the matter is.
(distant booming)
And if you're not here, I'm not going mad.
(woman, hushed) She's made a start, that's the main thing.
(Denis) That boy's always going AWOL.
As Conservative MP's gather in Westminster to decide
on our carrier group.
It's ten to three, for God's sake. (Margaret) - Denis!
(applause fades)
that this is not a day for him to carp,
This is it. Steady the buffs, old girl.
- Mark? - Mm.
Denis?
and, um,
- You don't mind if I sit down. - No, no.
Oh, Geoffrey, I don't expect everyone to just sit there and agree with me.
Yes.
Can serve very well for the people of Dartford, too.
I really feel like I've got a handle on it now.
You're supposed to be looking after her.