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<i>Or aren't congratulations due?</i>

I believe we're losing what keeps Denmark together.

- Christ! - Zoom in on the receipts.

<i>- This was bound to happen anyway. - Laugesen isn't our natural choice.</i>

- 4? - 4, yes. Yes, get her shoulder, 3.

Birgitte! The Labour top brass are washing their hands of Laugesen.

<i>I'm a wise man, Kasper.</i>

Thanks. People are in shock here.

<i>But I can't let them do that, because then I won't become prime minister.</i>

- that your wife billed the state

- We're off. - Alright! Jesus Christ!

- You think I told... - Drop it! Who won us the debate?

How about a serious talk when we've got a handle on things?

Check positions. Keep an eye on background and audience.

What will happen after the election, do you think?

Things are heating up. We expect Labour leader...

<i>I prepared a speech like, well, almost everyone else. But I can't deliver it.</i>

Katrine, have Nyborg comment on this interview just in with Laugesen.

<i>It won't be charged to your account for another two weeks.</i>

<i>We'd better look sharp tonight.</i>

- You should have dodged the bullet. - Like we always do in this party?

<i>But I don't quite know what you do to earn your no doubt grand salary.</i>

Or we leak it anonymously and wait for him to resign.

A vote for us is a vote for a green, financially sound Denmark.

<i>So the guy you kept a secret from me was the Prime Minister's PR advisor?</i>

<i>He committed fraud and must pay. I don't regret a thing.</i>

- dubbed the most chaotic ever.

<i>My mom doesn't even know you exist. She will soon, though.</i>

The dramatic debate is sending shock waves throughout the Labour Party.

<i>- but let me just say on behalf of the women voters: Size doesn't count.</i>

We need to talk.

<i>No. I'm going to leave Nina. I want to be with you.</i>

I've got an unpleasant announcement regarding Hanne Holm.