a young woman died. a member of this administration. i said how sad i was. you didn't hear me? i'll say it again. how sad. let's lower the flags. for god's sakes, cy, show some respect. 120 innocent americans-- children, mommies and daddies and best friends and husbands and wives died in that plane crash yesterday. that's sad. we lost one of the few sane and worthy members of the senate yesterday. that's sad. four navy s.e.a.l.s died in afghanistan, and... that doesn't even touch sudan, congo, northern mexico. that's sad. but the disturbed girl who made it her life's mission to take down this administration, the one who was happily-- no, gleefully-- carrying your illegitimate bastard child-- she's no longer with us? well, i'm sorry if i'm not sitting shivah. i'm sorry if i can't help but see the millions of people that we'll actually be able to help

i am sorry, but this is a good thing. it is a good thing for us. it is a good thing for the country. (door closes) what happened to mckinley? i was just getting used to seeing his judge-y face every morning. he's being restored. his judge-y face got flaky. what's your preference-- madison or van buren? van buren has a certain wisdom about him. what's bothering you? i think we're gonna pass the d.r.e.a.m. act. cyrus is on it like a dog with a bone. you know he called sanchez' widow? good. it needs to be passed. still, there should be limits. we're political animals. we're not animals. sometimes i think he's too willing to go to extremes. tom, hal, would you come here, please? tom? yes, ma'am? you would take a bullet for the president, wouldn't you?

there isn't a person in this building who isn't willing to go to extremes for you. (projector and camera shutter clicking) (stephen) i got it. you got it? got what? mechanic report--i got it. how'd you get it? i got it. i bet you did. i looked through 200 reports, every inspection made on this plane in the last year. these are two separate reports. this one's signed and dated by a mechanic in phoenix last fall... (clicking) a week ago--the last inspection before the crash. no problems reported in either. that's bad for us, right? that means the plane was fine. read line four-- "power controll unit." notice anything? he misspelled "control," but... line four. (abby) oh, it's misspelled here, too. what are the chances? identical reports signed by different mechanics in different cities, months apart? the philly report is fake. the last inspection of the plane before it crashed was forged? (man) ...descending. what's your status? (alert beeping) (man) kick rudder. lori, left rudder. left rudder. sky national 684, what's your status?

mping and clicking) left rudder. left rudder! what the hell are you-- (tape rewinding) 684. emergency. (thumping and clicking) (curtis mayfield's "pusherman" playing) (tape rewinds) (thumping and clicking) thank you. ? ain't i clean? ? (tape rewinding) (man) 684. emergency. (thumping and clicking) ? superfly, here i stand ? ? you know me, i'm your friend ? ? your main boy, thick and thin ? (keys jangle) (door opens and rattles) ? i'm your pusherman ? (door closes) (man grunts) (thud) (tape rewinds) (thumping and clicking) that is your signature. no, it is, but that's not my report. that's not my handwriting. i wouldn't misspell "control."

he last one to inspect the plane before it crashed. can you tell me what you said in your report? i just turn 'em in. this thing's not on me. i'm not here to blame you. i just want you to remember. look, it's important. first, i would've checked the p.c.u., then the summing levers, you want to make sure they're okay, if not, you risk the rudder deflecting to full blowdown limit. i'm just trying to think if something was going on with the levers. if there was, i would've put the plane down. i seem to remember recommending that for one of my birds. slow down. just... (chuckles) i don't want to miss any of this. what exactly are you saying? (tape rewinds) -- there's something wrong with the plane. what? she didn't panic. she didn't freeze. she was doing everything right. that's what the noises are. it's her responding, but it didn't matter, 'cause there was something wrong with the plane. i know. i know. just showing up at someone's house--it's so tacky. but we really do need to talk about what happened to amanda tanner. (speaks indistinctly)

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(kids laughing) what's going on? shhh! gasp! you going to shut it down? this is totally going viral. i wanna go viral. going viral? get scrubbing bubbles, clean and disinfect. 20,000 views! what? oh, it looks so clean in here. rudder. right there. hear that? those three soft thumps. they're there. trust me. trust him. it's the sound of lori pushing on the left rudder, but the pedal won't move. it won't let her go left. why not? the thing that makes the rudder go left or right-- according to the mechanic, one of its parts was bent. it'd be like making a right turn in your car and having the steering wheel lock up on you. the mechanic mentions the bent lever in his report, but... that report is gone. this is good, andrew. we can use this. it means lori did everything in her power to stop that plane from going down.

then whose fault was it? my wife is dead. 120 people are dead. who's to blame for that? (projector and camera shutter clicking) well, we really appreciate your help. and i know senator sanchez would, too. this is a great way to honor him. we'll have you and lynn over to dinner at the residence next week. okay. thank you, senator. yeah. bye. jankowski's in. (laughs) well done, everyone! all right! as long as brownhill's gallbladder keeps him at home, we have got a tie. and the deciding vote is cast by the vice president. i'm sorry. i tried again this morning, but-- don't do this to me, billy. we're gonna need one more. get your boss up here. this has gone far enough. i don't want you to think that i'm doing this

i'm not. you trained me, but it was the agency, really. they... took stuff from me, and not just my name or my ability to ever contact my family again. i was young, i was fresh out of college, and they made it sound fun. (gloves snap) we had fun, didn't we? that's the problem. it's horrible and it's sickening, and just when you think you can't take any more, it gets fun. the u.s. government really knows its stuff, yeah? alls away, and it gets fun. there's a high. it's good. it's so good, which is what i wanna remind you of--how good it can get. you think about that. okay, i'm thinking about it 'cause i'm rusty. i'm sober. this is gonna be bad for me for a while, but i'm gonna push through the horrible and the sickening and then something's gonna fall away,

all right? and we both know... mnh-mnh. what an artist i can be. (sighs) and like any junkie, i'm gonna enjoy the high for as long as i can. okay? (groans) are you ready, old friend? (whirring) (muttering) (muffled screaming) (flesh tears) madam vice president. thanks for coming on such short notice. it's an honor to be invited to the party, sir. i just came from a prayer meeting. you know how my people like to pray. i do. my cassidy was only 12 years old when i was deciding whether or not to take the v.p. slot, and she said, "do it, mama. governor grant walks with the lord." can you believe she was only 12 years old? very... precocious, that cassidy. (chuckles) we did it, sally. the d.r.e.a.m. act is tied in the senate, and you will have the great honor

we made a hell of a team out on the campaign trail, didn't we? the children of illegal immigrants should not be allowed to take part in the bounty of america, mr. president. that is not god's plan. i will never forget the way you brought those people to their feet in utah. rain pouring down on 10,000 tired people, and they jumped up like a baptist choir. that is the closest i've ever seen to political magic. i'm not saying that they shouldn't be allowed to partake in certain paths to legal immigration-- you're an experienced politician and a woman of god, so i'm not gonna waste your time hing that you've obviously given a lot of serious thought to. so let's just get right to it. you intend to be president one day. sir, i-- and whatever our disagreements, this country could use a woman president. but of the 14 vice presidents in our history who have gone on to assume the presidency, do you know how many have done so without the endorsement of the president they served? none, sir. we are going to do great things together, you and i. great things.

(door opens) (cyrus) sir? it's my honor, sir. (whispers) cyrus. she's in. deal closed. we're good. the bill will pass, no problem, or i will tear her right-wing guts out. i'm back. i am back. (sighs) cyrus? cyrus. we got a blackmail letter. a demand. it's not olivia. it's not amanda. olivia's not this crazy, and amanda is dead. which means there's someone else, a third party. olivia did not send us that sex tape. someone else did. cyrus, what's the demand? (muffled screaming)

they did, you know, take stuff from me-- the u.s. government. after i started not being able to sleep after i started crying when i wrapped a guy in plastic, they put me in a hole nobody wants to be in. and i don't mean a metaphorical hole. i mean, an actual hole. they took stuff from me, charlie. so much stuff, that i was homeless, on the subway, begging for change when liv found me, which is why i'm breaking my sobriety, and i'm telling you this because i want you to understand that i owe her, so i'm not gonna stop until you tell me where amanda is. you get that? (grunting) (groans) tell me where she is. (speaks gibberish) charlie, i have a scalpel, a 10-blade. i will peel you like a grape.

e there. but first, you're gonna tell me where amanda tanner's body is. all right? (muttering) all right. okay. (projector and camera shutter clicking) alissa, you're fired again. what? 14th street bridge. you're gonna need a diving team. you okay? not really. okay. (whispers) okay. (richard nixon) good evening. this is the 37th time i have spoken to you from this office.

volved. therefore... i shall resign the presidency effective at noon tomorrow. as we look to the future, the first essential is to begin healing the wounds of this nation, to put the bitterness and divisions of the recent past behind us. i hope that i will have hastened of that process of healing

i don't like to insinuate. i'd rather deduce likely scenarios. and in my scenario, you get a mechanic's report that says you have to ground all your mw-85s, which would cost you millions and send your customers running to your competitors. you'd worry about what your stockholders are going to say. you'd worry about your job. that's understandable. if i'm c.e.o., it's the last thing i'd want. so one report goes missing-- no harm, no foul-- that is until 120 people fall out of the sky.

she doesn't insinuate. she deduces. (sighs) i started this airline with one plane, two pilots, and an old furniture warehouse converted to a hangar. i lost seven employees yesterday. the senior flight attendant, sammi tyler, was one of my first hires. believe me, i want the truth just as much as you do. so why did this report disappear? why didn't it get passed up the line? i don't know. somebody does. phyllis hayes? i'm, uh, harrison wright. i'm here to-- i know why you're here, mr. wright. two people used to do my job, and now it's just me. that's not an excuse. it just means things pile up. i had a huge backlog of mechanic reports from all over the country and i had to get them out, push them up the ladder.

ital and i didn't want to miss it. i-i already missed one this year. so i duplicated one of the reports. i didn't think it was a big deal. i believe this is what you're looking for. i'm never going to hear her play without thinking about... (crying) all those people. she's very good at the piano... my daughter. i'm sure she is, ms. hayes. (sighs) i've come here tonight to express my sincere condolences to the victims and the families of flight 684. as of this afternoon, sky national has participated fully in the n.t.s.b. investigation, and we understand and accept our role in the events leading up to the crash. so i would like to take this time to apologize

including the families of the crew, and of captain lori mackelson, who fought so valiantly until the end to prevent this terrible tragedy. thank you. mm. that's mandy... that's my daughter. (sobs) she didn't suffer. how do you... 'cause i know what you do to people to make them suffer. she didn't suffer. it was a...

thank you. (whispers) it's okay. hal? tom? can you guys come in here a second, please? what if i wanted to get out of here? sir? the press corps lid is on. the staff has all gone home. what if i wanted to leave? i don't think-- that's not possible, sir. you're gonna tell me 41 never left? 43 never went out for a drink? okay, seriously. 42? bill clinton. william jefferson clinton never left? i wouldn't know anything about past presidents-- kennedy never left the white house in secret? what am i, born yesterday? sir, we have no knowledge of-- fine. i want to go somewhere spontaneously. how do i do that?

who'd inform the head of the secret service and the white house press secretary, who'd inform the white house press corps. 150 individuals would assemble, along with your bulletproof presidential limousine, your chase and follow car, your ambulance, two unmarked vehicles, as well as the sharpshooters and the marine guard-- no. sir? what if i wanted to go somewhere alone, no secret service, no press, no anything? technically, the president of the united states is allowed to refuse the protection of secret service, but, uh-- "but, uh," what? it needs to be approved by the secretary of the treasury, sir... (chuckles) i'm not a prisoner. (both) no, sir. i am the most powerful man on the planet. (both) yes, sir. but i can't leave my house. (both) no, sir. you see where i might be a little bit annoyed? (tom and hal) yes, sir. i am a grown man. i am going to leave here. if i have to walk out to the staff parking lot with you two following me, jump into someone's 1994 civic and drive off without protection, i am going to leave. i would like to be safe

two sedans, covered parking, one sharpshooter, and your ambulance. one sedan and covered parking. no sharpshooters and no ambulance. one sedan, covered parking, no sharpshooters, we keep the ambulance and add two agents. sold. just like 43. (sighs) yeah. (david) personal belongings on her body, no sign of foul play, slashed her wrists a month ago. cops want to rule it a suicide. coroner wants to rule it a suicide. so it's gonna be ruled a suicide. yep. so... who do you think killed her? see, i've got this nagging feeling you've got a pretty good idea.

and i like to, because despite my better judgment and all my protests to the contrary, i really do consider you a friend. but i can't look the other way here, not on this. i'm an assistant u.s. attorney, liv. i prosecute crime. i get the bad guys. so at some point, even with you, i gotta draw the line. i gotta do my job. gotta be the sheriff. the white hat looks good on you. lisa. i'm gonna need that autopsy report fast-tracked as soon as you can. well, i can tell you right now it's gonna be a suicide. i'm still gonna need that report. ? i feel sorry ? are you still engaged? ? i feel sorry ? (chuckles) not so engaged that i... i don't remember the freezer.

i left you ten messages. i just heard. it's horrible. i couldn't reach you. i didn't know what to do, so i-i just started making grilled cheese, because it's literally the only thing i know how to make, and it's comfort food, and i figured you'd be hungry, and you-- quinn, are you okay? (crying) (sniffles) (woman) ...congressman mike pence of indiana... (cell phone ringing) welcoming the compromise, taking too much credit... (knock on door) (turns off volume) what? wait. hold on. coming! stephen. it's not his. what? i just got the coroner's report. the blood type's not a match. amanda was pregnant, but the baby was not the president's. liv? liv, you-- (snaps cell phone shut) hi. hi.

>> dickerson: welcome back the "face the nation." we're here with former presidential candidate senator bernie sanders. senator, i want to start with millennial voters. they represent now about 30% of the voting-age population. that's about the size of baby boomers. that was a group you were very strong with. hillary clinton is having

voters. why is that do you think? >> well, i'm not sure, but i think the antidote is that she has got to make it clear to not only the millennials but every american the difference that she has, not just on personality issues, which is what the media focuses on, but the real issues impacting the middle class and working families of this country. when you talk about the economy, donald trump wants to give hundreds of billions of dollars in tax breaks to the people in this country. clinton understands that at a time of massive income and wealth inequality, the people on top will have a to start paying their fair share of taxes. john, many people are very cnders, appropriately so, about the crisis regarding climate change. clinton has a pretty strong program which says we have got to transform our energy system away from fossil fuel to energy