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second episode:
Frank wiped his greasy fingers on the newspaper with the president's head after eating his ribs, showing his contempt. The narration scene shows that Frank will discuss a week’s agenda (that is, the weekly meeting) with the other two giants in the Democratic Party (the Speaker of the House, the chairman of the party) on Tuesday, and also expresses Frank’s dissatisfaction with the two giants (hope that two old faces are in the frying pan). Fried). . . The prologue cutscenes are omitted. . . . In the restaurant, the three major leaders of the Democratic Party are in talks (Speaker of the House of Representatives Bob Boch, Democratic Chairman David Rasmussen, and the third-ranked party whip Disciplinary Committee Secretary Frank. The significance of the three positions and rankings can be obtained from Baidu Go up and search, I won’t go into details here.), Boss Bao is exaggeratingly mocking Linda for pulling her pants in fright due to the leak of the bill, and also mocking the president for being so disgusting that the gray-haired cock can’t eat breakfast. The youngest candidate for the third bill (everyone knows that Donald must be dismissed when the bill is leaked, then who will take over the job as the editor-in-chief of the subsequent bill?), the third child only answered half a sentence, but he was interrupted by Boss Bao and took over. , Leaving Frederick aside. (This is also the reason for Frank's dissatisfaction with the two giants, because Frank also said before that the regular meeting of the three people is basically the boss and the second child are talking, and the third child is listening quietly. The main reason is that the third position is the lowest, and there is basically no speech. Quan, the eldest and second are indifferent and disrespectful to the eldest, so the eldest will be dissatisfied with the two.) The boring Frank pressed the condiment stick to the bowl. At this time, an important person came on the court: Remy Denton. Frank has talked about the topic, and briefly introduced to the second man to explain Remy's background: a partner of Granton Hill, an intermediary (lobbyist) of Sankoh Company, and an important member of Frank once. Remy greeted the three briefly, winked at Frank, and went out of the restaurant to wait. Frank knowingly ended the three-person meeting on the grounds of paying the bill. The narrator at the restaurant explained his relationship with Sancor: Sancor is a large natural gas company with strong financial resources. Frank had 67 deputy party whips, who wanted Sanko to buy allegiance to Frank. To put it bluntly, the relationship between Frank and Sanko was a transaction of power and money. Remy is here to ask Frank for debt (political debt). Of course, Frank also knows Remy's intentions, and he has to think of some words to deal with it. F: Tell your boss, things are still under my control. Lei: These words are useless to my boss. F: You know my style of doing things, I will not fail. Lei: What was your original commitment to our company? (Frank has a deal with Sankoh. Once Frank becomes Secretary of State, Ferrer will use his status as Minister of Foreign Affairs to negotiate with the Argentine country to allow Argentina to sign an offshore drilling contract with Sankeel. Who knows that the president has breached the contract and he will not be Secretary of State. , It can’t help Sankoh company to complete the contract, it is related to the loss of billions of funds, how can Sankoh company not send Remy to ask for an argument?) Fu pretends to look around, knowing that he is in a bad situation and is ready to slip away: I have The most important thing is in the body, we will talk about it later. Ray refused to let him go: It's a big deal, you can't avoid us as a fool. Fu couldn't escape, so he had to stop and cross his pants against the wall: you go on. Lei: Our company donated tens of millions of campaign funds to your party, and built a 6 million library named after you (this library appears in the eighth episode). F: I know. Lei: If you don't give us an explanation, our company will subsidize your party's political opponents to be your party whip, and then you will have nothing. After the threat, Remy turned and left. Narrator: It's a pity that Remy is a talent, why did you give up power and leave me to pursue money? I don’t know how important power is more important than money. Many people don't know this truth: the acquisition of money is only a temporary benefit, while power is permanent (providing benefits). (If you have rights, you have money, and if you have money, you may not have rights.). . . . Doug is worthy of being Frank’s chief of staff and military adviser, and he can find an editorial written by Cohen when he was a university editor more than 30 years ago (of course there are inappropriate political remarks), as an innocence of his wealth. Cohen's attack point (Frank's second conspiracy: get rid of Cohen and put Durant on top.). At this time, secretary Nancy called: Linda called (let Frank go to her office and accept the same scolding.). Frank laughed at himself: I've been waiting for her accountability for a long time here, why do you call now? . . . (The governor asks the mayor to do a good job, and the mayor asks the county magistrate to do this job. Who knows if things go wrong, then the governor scolds the mayor, and the mayor will naturally scold the county magistrate. Level one.) Linda Accountable Frank: You should have looked at Donald and told him not to make such a mistake! F: He has been radical on the left for 25 years. How can he correct this problem so easily? The bill is a big deal. How can it be passed without problems? Lynn: This is what happened on the first day of our president’s inauguration How to explain the scandal? If you can't do this job well. . . (Very serious consequences). . Fu interrupted: I'm a veteran of the Four Dynasties, and I don't like people pointing fingers at me. Do you want to do my job part-time? If you want to do it, I will let you do it (it’s not that I’m laughing at you, you Linda has the ability and energy to act as the secretary to the president, but also to canvass for the bill to pass the bill? Frank can’t drop it without me.). Linda had no choice but to put a harsh word to the end: the bill cannot be passed within a hundred days, so please bring your head to see the president!
Blair had morning exercises, had breakfast, and went to the company to further discuss layoffs with Evelyn, the office director, but still rejected Evelyn's opinion of not advocating layoffs. . . . Frank summoned six young elites in the education industry, and the young talents redrafted the education reform bill. (Here, editor-in-chief Donald has not yet dismissed himself. You, Frank, seem to be the new editor-in-chief first. You are planning a new bill. You are so confident. .). . . . The following Futang will explain Frank's superior power tricks: lying, provocative, inducing, and retreating to advance. . . The loyal Donald didn't know that Frank was doing the trick, and he had to blame himself (Donald thought that the leak was on his own side.), Frank naturally comforted him falsely: I'm on your side. Of course Frank took the opportunity to issue the third: provocation. F: But Linda is looking for a scapegoat. (In fact, Linda didn’t mean to do that. She just asked Frank to settle the leak and pass the bill. Anyway, Frank’s false decree, Donald’s not good to go to Linda to confront, Linda Become a villain in the middle inexplicably.). Tang: (Scapegoat) Is it me? Fer did not answer positively: I advised Linda not to do this (it is equivalent to acquiescing to Donald's words). But when the front of the conversation turned, he used a strategy of retreat for advancement: I am fed up with the behavior of these shameless villains (Linda), I will recite this scapegoat. I called CNN and announced that I would recite this. Black pot! Donald is an honest person, and his "mistakes" are too embarrassing to ask others to blame: Frank, you can't carry this scapegoat. Eph will lie and betrayal: I want to protect your reputation. Tang didn't know if it was anxious to fight: you still have big things to do (pass the bill). Fu continued to pretend to be generous: this is simple, and I can let my deputy continue to do it. Tang is still anxious: I can't let you take the blame for me. Fu finally took off the mask and opened the net: What do you say we do? (After going around for half a circle, Frank will eventually force Donald himself to say his dismissal, and also recommend Frank as the editor-in-chief.) Donald took a few breaths, and Frank took advantage of Tang’s breath to explain: Martyr (hero) Like to kill oneself and become a benevolence, at this time, just sharpen the knife and cut it up. (Donald, the honest leader who was raped by Frank, has calculated so hard that he can't escape Frank's conspiracy.) Tang: I'm here to recite the scapegoat! Frank's trick has to be a good man to do it to the end: no, no, no. Tang Zibao's weakness: I am not good at power manipulation. . . etc. Frank has completed half of the scheme (forcing Tang to dismiss by himself), and he has to force Donald to complete the other half (recommendation): Then who can you (the editor-in-chief work) for you? (It's an inducement inquiry, recommend me, based on seniority, who else is Frank besides me?) Tang Now It is completely following Frank's plan and said: It should be you, and you have the following advantages. . . etc. Frank doesn’t need to be humble and polite at this time. Of course, he has to pretend to respect Tang again: If you want me to be the editor-in-chief, you must be there to guide me. Donald has mentored.). Tang: Of course. (Donald is the kind of man who is sold and counts the money for others. It is obviously that Frank murdered Donald secretly. Frank has to pretend to be a man, pretending to be a scapegoat for Donald, so that Donald can only be dismissed by himself, and he is also grateful. Recommend Frank. Frank is really good at this hand! Do you judges have such supernatural powers?) Sending Donald away, Frank doesn’t want to bully this honest man anymore, taking advantage of the "Bill Six Gentlemen" when drafting a new bill next door , Commander Doug issued a bulletin "Donald retires on his own, recommending Frank as the new editor-in-chief", and at the same time texted an appointment with Zoe tonight (the next conspiracy, overthrow Cohen.). . . . Donald spoke into the seven or eight reporters' microphones, confirming the "retirement, recommendation" two things. . . . In the middle of the night, an anxious Zoe finally waited for Frank, who had come to deliver the stern feed. . .
Cohen's innocence, almost no taint to make people attack, this is extremely rare in American politics. The Middle East-Palestinian-Israeli dispute (that is, the dispute between the Jewish nation and the Arab nation. Palestine and Israel have a history of national feud. This is a key point in world history. Those who love world history will not know this piece of historical knowledge.) is an entry point. point. The United States' long-term national policy on this issue has always been biased towards Israel. Thirty-five years ago, Cohen was still a young angry youth studying at a university, so naturally he had some radical thoughts and remarks. And this editorial about the "Camp David Agreement" is Cohen’s death hole: that year, Israel occupied the West Bank and Gaza Strip in 1967. In order to resolve the conflict in the Middle East, in September 1978, US President Carter and Egyptian President, Israel The Prime Minister signed the "Camp David Agreement." (The specific historical details can be freely checked on the Internet.) At the same time, young college student Roy Kopenico (in the future Russell will find the addict to perjury) wrote this editorial, opposing President Carter, thinking that President Carter should let him Israel withdraws its troops from the occupied areas (opposes Israeli occupations.). At that time, the school's editor-in-chief was the young Cohen, who approved the editorial. (It can also be considered that Cohen agrees with Roy's point of view, and has the responsibility of sitting together.) It can also be indirectly inferred that Cohen has an anti-Semitic (anti-Israel) complex. This is contrary to the basic diplomatic policy of the United States (partially protecting Israel). It is doubtful how such a person can be a good foreign minister.
Frank handed Zoe an editorial that could overwhelm Cohen and pointed out the importance of the term "illegal possession." Of course Zoe asked after a brief look: Was it Cohen himself writing it? Fu couldn't answer directly: he was an editor. Zuo asked: Did he write it by himself? Fu was silent. Zuo: What kind of news is this? (If it wasn't written by himself, it wouldn't count as his point of view, and it wouldn't be able to defeat Cohen.) But this kind of question can't stop the scheming Frank. He didn't bother to explain to Zoe, and said an irony: this is indeed a problem. (It seems to be unable to defeat Cohen.) Zo: What if Cohen denies that it is related to this editorial? F: He would definitely deny it, it's normal. He is now preparing to become Secretary of State, and (big man) affirms or denies it is big news. Zuo: But the two are not related. The editor-in-chief will not agree with me. Fu was a little upset (when you came to my home to recommend yourself: you will not ask random questions, and now you are asked to publish an editorial, you still recommend it.), threatening: remember your rejection of me. (If you don't want to do it, don't do it in the future.) Frank turned and left after speaking, no more words. Zoe has too many concerns, and always wants to have obvious ready evidence to testify against Cohen (Is it really your turn to Zoe if there is obvious evidence? People from other newspapers have dig and published it first.), but I don’t know that there is a lot of evidence to create from. . . . . After returning home, Frank found that there was an extra rowing machine for exercise in the house (of course the wife bought it, and I undoubtedly hope that the husband can use it.), it is necessary for the couple to fight each other (both are very eloquent). Quarrel. . . . . Lucas received Zoe's mindless editorial. The evidence is insufficient. How can he attack Cohen? Zoe cleverly showed his tongue and convinced Lucas from multiple angles: Anyway, there is no other remarks that can attack Cohen, it is better to use this ambiguous editorial to attack it, maybe it will be effective or not necessarily. Lucas agreed to explain the editor-in-chief Tom. . . . .
Frank watched Cohen’s live interview and dialogue with the host of ABC TV (one of the three major commercial radio and television companies in the United States) by the TV. , Let’s see how the presenter encircled Cohen.) Cohen’s first opening remarks misappropriated Frank’s idea: drip diplomacy. Frank next to the TV was about to watch him make a fool of himself, and didn't account for the misappropriation of his lines. Cohen's long list of words happened to mention the Middle East issue. The host interrupted in time and launched the first round of attacks: "The Herald" is about to publish an editorial of your year. The content is. . . . How how. ("Illegal occupation"? This place is currently under the control of Israel. The U.S. government recognizes it as legal occupation, so the term "illegal" is contrary to the opinions of the U.S. government.) Host: Did you write it? Of course Cohen denied it (this is indeed the truth, indeed it is not his author.) The host is not surprised, and continues to chase hard: you were the editor-in-chief at the time, and you can’t publish it if you don’t allow it (even if you didn’t write it, But if you agree to publish, you agree with your opinion.). Cohen stammered with "YES or NO" to explain, and wanted to change the subject: it was written by my subordinates, and we voted at the time. . . The host will not let Cohen diverge from the topic and lead back to the topic: Have you voted for it? How dare Cohen say "YES" at this time: I don't remember what happened 35 years ago. The expected host was confident, and pursued: You were not sure that you were in favor of this kind of remarks at the time? (It seems to be helping Cohn to speak, but what comes out later is the cruel move.) Cohn knows that something is wrong with this matter, or it may be over. He must stand firm: I must have never written about it 100%! Then the host's sentence let people know what is vicious, so you can't solve it at all: But did you think that at the time? (I also think it is "illegal occupation"? It doesn't matter who wrote it, the key is whether you agree with it at the time.) This question Cohen uses "YES"
Of course, if you want to shake Cohen with just an ambiguous editorial, you still can't. Doug offers one more plan: I found an editor at the time (actually Roy Kopenico, the author of the editorial) who was a drug addict. . . Frank agreed with Doug's idea: Let Russell deal with the addict (that is, let Roy perjury to prove that the editorial was written by Cohen himself.). It can be seen that the two of Frank and Doug are very insightful in the use of people, and they have human insight: Russell and Roy are good "drinking prostitutes", it can be said that they have similar smells, and they naturally have a common language. It is easy to agree to Russell's request.
Comment: "A good conspirator does not lie in how he defeats his opponent, but in how he can defuse the opponent's tricks." Those who play politics and attack others are all good, but there are not many tactics that can defuse the opponent, Frank undoubtedly He is an expert who can attack and defend and resolve tricks. If Cohen is replaced by Frank, there will naturally be a way to resolve the host's poisonous tongue. Unfortunately, Cohen can't do it, it's just SB. From then on, Cohen’s dream of secretary of state was completely shattered, and his political career ended in this drama, and he was a soy saucer. There was no such character in the first season. .).
Russell and his office mistress had just been flirting with toothpaste, when he received a call from Doug and was invited to the nightclub. Doug assigned Russell's first task: to find the editorialist addict Roy Kopenico and prove that the editorial was written by Cohen. . . . Frank came to see the progress of the work of the "Six Gentlemen of the Bill". The six people who worked day and night were so tired that they couldn't even take a shower to wash. The smell of the house. Frank briefly asked about the work situation, expressed his condolences, and asked what else he needed. One of them asked for a "husband and wife visit" in a funny way (I became a bit sexually thirsty for a few days without being close to a female.), Frank used his eyes. Rejected. After Frank went out, he took care of the female secretary Nancy and prepared some deodorants for the six people (with the technique of imperialism), and then went to Doug and watched the video together: CNN radio broadcasted the interview record about Cohen, and the Anti-Defamation League Dennis Mendel (invited by Frank) then responded to reporters: attacking Cohen as an anti-Semitic. He also said that Cohen was not fit to serve as Secretary of State. The complacency of Ephesus and Dao is self-evident. . . . Russell did Roy Kopenico's homework on the plane. After getting off the plane, he rented a car and drove to Roy's house. He knocked on the door as a member of Congress and had a closed door. Russell had to change his strategy and join in. Okay, knock on Roy's door with a bottle of fine wine. After all, Er Luo has a common hobby, and they are enthusiastic after a few words, and talk about everything. At the same time, Doug has to close the case for Russell and complete what was not done at the beginning: Doug meets with the prostitute who was in the same car when Russell was driving a prostitute when he was stopped by the police: Rachel Posner. He paid a $10,000 hush fee and asked Rachel to keep a secret and not to disclose that Russell drank and drove a prostitute (Rachel) that night. Originally this thing was about to end, who knew that Ge Guran became lustful and paid a little extra money for prostitution (put into Rachel’s mouth), by the way, prostituted Rachel, the wise man did a stupid thing, and the two of them There is an inexplicable, inextricably complex relationship that even leads to a murderous disaster for Doug. . . . . That night, the Franks again caused a fight over the rowing machine, and Claire expressed a worried point of view: he was afraid that Frank would easily cause sudden cardiac death if he did not exercise. Frank knew that his wife's opinion was correct, but out of political considerations (not controlled by anyone, even if this person is a wife.), he still did not agree with his wife's suggestion. . . . Er Luo are all three poisons (drinks, poisons and colors), sharing alcohol and poison, except that they can't share Roy's prostitutes. Russell discovered from Roy that the editorial was written by Roy alone, and Cohen couldn't help but feel a little disappointed that he didn't participate in any word. But then Russell discovered that Roy's long commentary had anti-Cohen and anti-government tendencies, and used it to reach an agreement that Roy would give false testimony. (The specific matter is: Roy Call Zoe, stating that the editorial was written by Cohen. ). . . . Claire dismissed 18 employees by the hand of the office director Evelyn, and finally dismissed Evelyn. (This power technique is also poisonous enough, for example, Wu Zetian used a cool official to come to Junchen Luo Zhizhu to kill many unattached Tang Chen. Let the spiteful heart of the ministers concentrate on the Junchen, and finally kill the Junchen to calm the hearts of the people. It not only achieves the purpose of killing the foreign ministers, but also does not allow the spiteful air to concentrate on himself.) But Claire is different from Frank. Claire still has a trace of kindness, dismissing the employee is a last resort, and still has compassion in her heart, hoping that after the company crisis is over, she will still fire the employee and call it back. . . Tom, the editor-in-chief of the Herald, convened a meeting of middle-level and high-level cadres at the newspaper to discuss the recent news. After briefly talking about the situation, editor-in-chief Tang asked the chief reporter of the White House Jian Ning: Is there any news about Cohen? Jian Ning also had no countermeasures, and answered that there was no news in this regard. (At present, Cohen’s Secretary of State news is the most eye-catching. There are more attacks on Cohen’s ability to serve as Secretary of State. However, it is common for parties to fight each other. Bi Jing has no obvious evidence to prove that the editorial is based on Cosi. The White House cannot rely solely on rumors. The attack would remove Cohen’s position as Associate Secretary of State.) At this time, Tom caught a glimpse of Zoe pushing the door to enter, knowing that Zoe would not disturb the meeting, and hurriedly beckoned. Zoe claimed to have found evidence that the editorial was written by Cohen. Jianning interrupted jealously. Editor Tang, who was very interested in Cohen, interrupted Jianning again. Zoe used the pilot to make a short story. Editor Tang knows that the matter is serious ( Another exclusive report), immediately dropped the meeting, ordered Zoe, Lucas went into the office alone to discuss in detail, and finally called Jianning by the way. Jianing rolled his eyes to follow up, thinking: I want to give the juniors again It's time to start. . . . It seems that there are more attacks on whether Cohen can serve as Secretary of State, but it is common for parties to squash between parties. Bi Jing has no obvious evidence to prove that the editorial was written by Cosi, and the White House cannot just attack Cohen as Secretary of State. The post is removed. ) At this moment, Tom caught sight of Zoe pushing the door and trying to enter. Knowing that Zoe would not disturb the meeting, he hurriedly beckoned. Zoe claimed to have found evidence that the editorial was written by Cohen. Jianning interrupted jealously. Editor Tang, who was very interested in Cohen, interrupted Jianning again. Zoe used the pilot to make a short story. Editor Tang knows that the matter is serious ( Another exclusive report), immediately dropped the meeting, ordered Zoe, Lucas went into the office alone to discuss in detail, and finally called Jianning by the way. Jianing rolled his eyes to follow up, thinking: I want to give the juniors again It's time to start. . . . It seems that there are more attacks on whether Cohen can serve as Secretary of State, but it is common for parties to squash between parties. Bi Jing has no obvious evidence to prove that the editorial was written by Cosi, and the White House cannot just attack Cohen as Secretary of State. The post is removed. ) At this moment, Tom caught sight of Zoe pushing the door and trying to enter. Knowing that Zoe would not disturb the meeting, he hurriedly beckoned. Zoe claimed to have found evidence that the editorial was written by Cohen. Jianning interrupted jealously. Editor Tang, who was very interested in Cohen, interrupted Jianning again. Zoe used the pilot to make a short story. Editor Tang knows that the matter is serious ( Another exclusive report), immediately dropped the meeting, ordered Zoe, Lucas went into the office alone to discuss in detail, and finally called Jianning by the way. Jianing rolled his eyes to follow up, thinking: I want to give the juniors again It's time to start. . . .
Cohen allowed countless reporters’ microphones and spotlights to make his final dying argument. Frank, who was on the side of the TV, had Erlang's legs on his shoulders. Seeing Cohen's embarrassment, he felt more energetic. He immediately invited Durant to take credit. Second, let's share the results of the victory: look at CNN (see Cohen's bad luck), Cathy: I'm watching. (I have seen the criticism. I shook my head while watching, sighing for Cohen's stupidity.) F: Get ready, Cathy, things are about to change drastically. (Cohen is about to end, are you going to be Secretary of State) Kay: Okay, I'm ready. (I am ready to be Secretary of State.). . . . . Russell, wounded by alcohol and drugs, returns to the office, unable to face Christina's promise to stop taking drugs. . . . . . Sad Evelyn packed up her personal belongings, knocked over her previous medals (what's the use of winning more medals, wasn't she kicked out of the company in the end?), and left the company in tears. . . . Linda summoned poor Cohen to convey the president's instructions: In view of the public opinion orientation of your Cohen's current performance, disqualify you from Cohen's upcoming appointment as Secretary of State. . . . Frank summoned Zoe at the subway station, informed Cohen that he was about to quit, and instructed Zoe to write Durant's upcoming post of Secretary of State (actually for Durant), and Zoe suddenly came across: Roy Kopenico called Zoe is from Frank's handwriting. Of course, the strategist will not admit it. Frank pointed out: Kopenico and Cohen's article is just a prelude, Durant's article is the highlight (again, Zoe became famous and reached the peak of his career.). . . . As soon as Zoe’s article came out, various radio stations responded: From Radio One: According to insiders close to the President, Durant may be about to become Secretary of State (the president has no such intentions at all). . To Radio 2 (Further): No comment on whether the White House will nominate or not, but Du is supported by both parties (even the opposition parties also support it, which is not easy). . Radio 3 (one step further) promoted Du’s political achievements: ten years in the Senate and diplomatic qualifications in South America. . Radio 4 praised Du's impeccable personal qualities: responsible for outstanding and experienced. . Radio 5 assists Zai Chan Du's work cooperation and contacts better. Durant's momentum grew stronger and stronger, and it gradually evolved into a radio call. . Radio Six simply made the decision on behalf of the president: she was the right choice. . Radio Seven eventually turned to blame the government: why not hurry up and decide to appoint Durant. . . . . . After reading the bill completed by the "Bill Six Gentlemen" in about a week, Frank praised the outstanding results of the work of the six in two words. . . . The next step is definitely a manifestation of Frank’s brilliant tactics. When submitting a bill, we will make a final note. The hammer made Durant the Secretary of State. . .
Frank knew that the outside support for Durant had reached the right time, and used the bill to complete the matter to submit it to Linda. (Submission of the bill is the second, and promoting Durant to become Secretary of State is the main planning method.) Linda's proposal to the bill. The rapid completion of this is of course a big surprise: it's amazing (this is highly rated). Fu sends a high hat to please (preparation for Du's business): You just nod your head. Lynn: Did you show it to the boss and second child in the party? Fu flattered again: I want to show you first (what are they, how important are you.). Lin Dayue: I will find a time for you to report to the President (this is your credit, you go to ask for credit, and the President personally praise you). Frank doesn't deserve these little credits: it's your credit, you just report it. Linda appreciates Frank's "high capitalism": Thank you. Fu reciprocated: My honor, I should thank you. Lin feels a little guilty (of course, she has condemned Frank for leaking the bill in the past): I apologize very much. Ephra didn't accept it either: No, no, no need. Narrator: Let’s talk about business now. (This narration also makes the audience understand that Frank's purpose here is for Durant.) Frank seems to ask casually: What's the matter with Cohen. Lynn: What a nightmare. Follow up: Who will be elected next? Linda would be wrong, thinking that Frank wanted to use the bill to seek the post of Secretary of State: we need you to preside over the general situation in Parliament (this is the order of the President). Fu quickly explained: I don't have this extravagant hope (Frank is not just a small secretary of state now, his plan is to seek the highest level of official position.), I am busy with bills, I just ask casually. Although Linda is the president’s staff and strategist, she cannot be seen as an outstanding military strategist in the whole show. Public opinion has forced the palace to become so powerful. The president and military strategist are in a dilemma: Don’t agree, public opinion will not let it go. . Promise, Du this person is not in his camp. Linda also had nothing to do, just to complain to the experienced politician Frank (this is also in the arms of Frank): I don't know why we are rumored to nominate Durant? (Which rumors?) Ephesus: Are the rumors true? (Do you want to nominate Durant?) Lynn: We didn't consider her at first. (It's all driven by public opinion.) But the president asked me to censor her. (The president was forced to think about it, but he was not completely sure.) Frank pretended to leave, but what he said was a hook ("Interesting"), and immediately raised Linda's appetite. Lin stopped and asked: You What do you think? (Linda doesn’t have a right idea right now. He uses Frank as a life-saving straw.) Forever uses the old trick of “retreat as progress” and first speaks out the other’s concerns from the other side’s standpoint: she won’t be mine. Preferred. (Undoubtedly) Linda is interested: Who Would be your first choice? Fu revealed her concerns: (President) she fought hard with us during the primary election. (Is Durant from the Republican Party? Opposition Party? It is not explicitly stated in the play.). Lin agrees: This is also my concern. Formally lobbied for: But it would seem that you are taking care of the overall situation. (It will appear that you are high-profile and broad-minded, so that the outside world thinks that you are not a narrow-minded person who cannot tolerate enemies. Take care of the overall situation and do not avoid suspicion.) And I know that the other party will go all out (the other party appreciates your appointment, She will turn the enemy into a friend and will do her best.). Beautiful resume, supported by both parties. (Definitely an excellent talent to consider.) Linda helpless: Is she really worth considering? From the beginning to the end, Fu replied from the side: It's not the worst anyway. (To the point, is there a more suitable candidate than her in the current situation?) After finishing talking, hurry up and talk about the key points, anyway, it is useless to say more, anyway, Linda has no better choice. Frank added this last fire, and the matter was a foregone conclusion. . . . . .
Comment: Frank is undoubtedly a bit of a stone into gold, turning decay into a magical ability. He said that whoever steps down will step down (Cohen). He said that whoever steps up will go up (Durant). He is indeed an outstanding strategy maker. Linda is the president's staff and strategist, a person close to the president, and a close attendant. Her suggestions can undoubtedly affect the president's decision-making. Frank chooses the right time and seemingly inadvertent words can influence Linda's vacillating decision, and then further influence the president's decision through Linda. In this way, the secretary of state's business is done. When we watched TV series, we felt that these routines were addictive and simple, but a series of tricks were Frank’s tactics, which were beyond ordinary people’s ability, including Frank’s resolving the Peach Tower incident, the most proud of the passing of the bill, the Russell campaign. Replacing the vice president is Frank's proud work, but Frank is not a perfect man in power. He sometimes has faint moves in impatience, which can be shown one by one in later episodes.
Zoe, a rookie-level character, with Frank's secret assistance, published three sensational exclusive news in a row: the bill was leaked, Cohen was defeated, and Durant was brought to the top. Suddenly became a hot, red-hot press. Zoe carefully put on a simple makeup in the bathroom, preparing to accept a visit from the TV station for the first time. Jianning, who was guarding the door, when he came out with Zoe, he pointed out with jealousy that the source of Zoe’s news came from having sex with important figures in the government. Naturally, they have to rely on power and sex. Jianning is also an old senior, and it is no accident that she can get into the position of chief political reporter of the White House. She has never used any tactics to obtain news materials before? Zoe's bed tricks were also leftovers by Jian Ning. Down.) Of course, how can Zoe admit this kind of thing? Everyone is tacitly aware. Zoe gave an interview speech elegantly and decently in front of the camera. Senior-level Jenning and Lucas looked at each other. They didn't know which kind of feeling it was in envy, jealousy and hatred. Frank said hello to Qin Gong and Doug respectively after finishing a busy day at work, and returned home with a big victory. (Take down Cohen first and avenge a small amount of grudges.) Frank watching Zoe, who he cultivated on TV, must be proud of himself. . . . Remy, who had been waiting at the door for a long time (the second appearance), came to see Frank again. Of course, this kind of political lobbyist pays attention to the political situation, especially the Secretary of State from Cohen to Durant, such a magnificent transformation, he guessed it came from Based on Frank's handwriting (Remy has followed Frank for eight years, and he is more than one of twelve familiar with Frank's political skills. This is also the reason for Frank's scruples about Remy.), so I need to check again. Lei: It's really a sharp turn. (Secretary of State changed from Cohen to Durant immediately.) Frank knows Remy's intentions after he has done enough work. (Your misfortune or Cohn's misfortune? It belongs to the cat crying mouse.) Then Fo put down his briefcase, put on his suit, and waited for Remy's next message. Lei Ming asked the question, further testing: now is Catherine Durant? Fu triumphantly replied: Yes. It's better to come early than to come by coincidence. (With a pun, it seems that Durant will be Secretary of State at the right time, and it also means that Remy came to inquire in time.) Lei further asked Fernando about his political cooperation intentions (Argentina's deep-sea drilling contract is still waiting): We like it. She? (Is this person credible? Can I cooperate?) Fu Dianming: I like it very much. (Definitely able to cooperate.) Of course, Remy will not take such important matters lightly. He has to further test, and it is almost straightforward: The question is whether she likes Sankoh like we like her? (We want to cooperate with her to complete the contract, the question is whether she wants to We Sanke cooperation? At this time, Fuming is in his hands, but it is not clear to say that Remy had previously pursued political debts (that is, the deep-sea drilling contract required by the Frey restaurant outside the meeting, of course, can not be the secretary of state and can not be completed, but Foco instructed Secretary Du to complete.), Ray was rude to Ferrer before, Ferrer was also a little unhappy, and deliberately said something uncertain: I think it's worth a bet. (Fu also has to fulfill his original promise to Sanke Company: complete the contract.) Dan Fu then changed the subject, suggesting that it is equivalent to expressing: But having said that, I am not a gambler. (I'm sure to let Du complete the contract. You don't need to bet on this one.) Remy has been following Frank for many years. How clever, he immediately knew this was the irony and the truth. The contract was expected to change a smile and flattery: you like it. A certainty. The two said good night to each other, Lei: There will be a period later. (Cooperate next time if you have something.) F: I hope I won't see you again. (You have something to do and no one has anything to do. I don't want to cooperate with snobbery people like you in the future.). . . When Claire's restaurant paid, watching the elderly cashier rush to charge and make mistakes, I couldn't help feeling sympathy. (Do you think of how the elderly Evelyn will make a living after she is dismissed?). . . Frank had just left the parliament door, and the guards informed that a beggar wanted to break into parliament (people whose life is unsatisfactory often commit anti-social behavior.) He was attempted to be tied up. Frank squatted in front of the tied beggar and calmed down the beggar’s irritability with a calm and firm look. Frantic stunned, and comforted: no one can hear, no one cares. (You are just a worthless little person, no one will pay attention to your life and death.) This is useless, so go home. (You will not get people's attention if you do this.). . . When Claire returned home, he found that Frank had changed his original intention and was working hard on the rowing machine he had bought him, and he was relieved. (Frank also figured it out, there is no harm in agreeing to his wife's suggestion, why the unhelpful principle leads to a cold war and discord between the couple.) Good night, Lei: There will be a period later. (Cooperate next time if you have something.) F: I hope I won't see you again. (You have something to do and no one has anything to do. I don't want to cooperate with snobbery people like you in the future.). . . When Claire's restaurant paid, watching the elderly cashier rush to charge and make mistakes, I couldn't help feeling sympathy. (Do you think of how the elderly Evelyn will make a living after she is dismissed?). . . Frank had just left the parliament door, and the guards informed that a beggar wanted to break into parliament (people whose life is unsatisfactory often commit anti-social behavior.) He was attempted to be tied up. Frank squatted in front of the tied beggar and calmed down the beggar’s irritability with a calm and firm look. Frantic stunned, and comforted: no one can hear, no one cares. (You are just a worthless little person, no one will pay attention to your life and death.) This is useless, so go home. (You will not get people's attention if you do this.). . . When Claire returned home, he found that Frank had changed his original intention and was working hard on the rowing machine he had bought him, and he was relieved. (Frank also figured it out, there is no harm in agreeing to his wife's suggestion, why the unhelpful principle leads to a cold war and discord between the couple.) Good night, Lei: There will be a period later. (Cooperate next time if you have something.) F: I hope I won't see you again. (You have something to do and no one has anything to do. I don't want to cooperate with snobbery people like you in the future.). . . When Claire's restaurant paid, watching the elderly cashier rush to charge and make mistakes, I couldn't help feeling sympathy. (Do you think of how the elderly Evelyn will make a living after she is dismissed?). . . Frank had just left the parliament door, and the guards informed that a beggar wanted to break into parliament (people whose life is unsatisfactory often commit anti-social behavior.) He was attempted to be tied up. Frank squatted in front of the tied beggar and calmed down the beggar’s irritability with a calm and firm look. Frantic stunned, and comforted: no one can hear, no one cares. (You are just a worthless little person, no one will pay attention to your life and death.) This is useless, so go home. (You will not get people's attention if you do this.). . . When Claire returned home, he found that Frank had changed his original intention and was working hard on the rowing machine he had bought him, and he was relieved. (Frank also figured it out, there is no harm in agreeing to his wife's suggestion, why the unhelpful principle leads to a cold war and discord between the couple.)
The second episode is over. . . .
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