Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

<i>"Voluptuous Birgitte Nyborg in an elegant black dress. "</i>
Each party leader will get two minutes to deliver their closing remarks.
Our next guest is Moderate leader, Birgitte Nyborg Christensen. Welcome.
<i>- Go for your prizes some other time. - I'm sorry you feel that way.</i>
We now have the national result.
<i>I don't mean to criticize, but Katrine isn't the most stable person around.</i>
What is it you do, Kasper?
I upset him by not wearing the right clothes either.
Oh, excuse me.
- We're in the news business, Kasper. - So, when can I see you?
A modern world is manifold, and so must our democracy be.
Well, it implies you're able to put your career on hold every five years.
- sent from one of our open computers.
Come along, kids.
<i>- Yes. - I'm going to practice my piano.</i>
<i>Katrine Fønsmark won't interview you ever again.</i>
- I've tried everything. - Where are you?
You need an alternative to the Freedom Party to ensure your majority.
We need to send Mom positive vibes.
And you want me to blackmail him?
This is insane! We've gained ten seats, Birgitte.
<i>This is it. It's time for the closing remarks from each party leader.</i>
If used wisely.
This can go any which way.
We're sticking to the plan.
<i>- Where's Parliament? - On 4.</i>
Torben, Kasper Juhl speaking.
A tiny privileged circle of people rule Denmark.
What if I had some information that could get you into office?
Talk to you after the election.
Sure.
THE PRIME MINISTER STANDS ACCUSED
- Your statements make it hard for me. - I'll repay you.
<i>It's all because you always desert me.</i>
<i>This naive idea of a nation run by the people. The people don't run crap.</i>
<i>- If that isn't an admittance... - Follow him out.</i>