Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

<i>- I assure you, there's nothing in it. - Are you still Prime Minister?</i>

And I promise you we'll find jobs for a couple of asylum seekers -

Coming through.

<i>We were, till the Prime Minister's wife popped a handful of tranquilizers.</i>

You hit the zeitgeist. This is the beginning of something new.

<i>I don't know what receipts he's got, but this is not the place to air them.</i>

- Soon. - You never call.

- and until then they'll be confined in refugee camps.

<i>Put on your headphones, so you won't wake Magnus.</i>

<i>I'm not going to make ouvertures to the Right until after the election.</i>

- I have to make a choice. - So does everyone in three days.

<i>Your lawyer hasn't repudiated the claim -</i>

- I missed you today. - Boy, you look fantastic.

<i>We're so proud of you. You do know that, don't you?</i>

<i>As long as I'm part of that circle, they can call it anything they like.</i>

We need 90 seats, and right now you look like shit in the polls.

Round up your party for a charm offensive this weekend. Call me.

Katrine, grab your stuff.

- Let the Prime Minister reply. - Katrine, over to him.

The election is coming up in two days.

<i>For seven years, he's been preaching financial responsibility to the voters.</i>

- No, wait. Let him go in first. - Why?

I have a sad announcement.

Four, three, two, one. Roll camera 3.

<i>- my own and the Liberal Party's capacity to carry on our campaign.</i>

- than sacrifice the Opposition over a key issue.

<i>Hi. Let's do it out here. In front of Parliament.</i>

As you may know, she used to have a drinking problem.

But to believe that the free market is the best cure for social inequality -

- Let me do the interview. - First of all, did we ask you? No.

<i>Don't use that info now.</i>

You'll probably be out of it soon, Kasper.

Most of them will be sent back home -

- Cue it up. - We're running out of time.

<i>- But? - I'm lying to Nina and the kids.</i>