Affairs of State Page #4

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it's probably a judge blowing a guy

in the bathroom stall. [chuckles]

- It's the only copy, I wiped it...

- What?

It's the only copy.

I wiped the computer

and the original sources...

How do I know it's not out there

floating in the cloud somewhere

just waiting

to be downloaded?

You don't.

You just gotta trust me.

But I don't trust anyone.

- I don't follow.

- There's nothing to follow.

The senator's daughter

coming into town,

I'm gonna need you to go on

over there and help out Judith.

Yeah, sure, absolutely.

Uh, anything to help out.

Hey, is Callie Roland

looking for a job?

Find out.

We'll pay her, she'll continue

to do what she does best,

destroy bad people.

Everybody wins.

- [phone rings -And I paid

your next six months' rent.

- Oh, I didn't ask you to...

- Forget it. It's done.

Go talk to Lydia,

I need to grab this.

Hey, hey! Mad Cash!

I was just listening

to your latest hit.

Oh, man, it's a smash.

[hip-hop song playing]

[man rapping]

[Michael] Wallace Pellum, aka Mad

Cash, was a high school dropout

who parlayed early hip-hop success

with mass crossover appeal.

By the age of 30,

the dapper entrepreneur was rumored to

be worth close to a billion dollars.

So why should I want to get the

vote out for your candidate?

[Michael] Rob Reynolds

had plans for this new party.

And in his mind, Mad Cash

would play a big part in it.

You going to church

tomorrow?

Yes, I am.

You know I believe in God.

Well, so am I.

Tomorrow could be

the revolution, Wallace.

I mean, we have the real party,

this time we get it right.

And the Latino vote too.

Good, my babies

are half Latino.

Exactly! You see?

We're aligned.

Me, you, Baines,

and the United Part

are gonna take back

the right.

Yeah, well...

we may have your values,

but we still just

n*ggers to you.

Well, you have to find

your place in the party.

And you might as well be

sitting with the big boys.

True that, my brother.

True that.

[Michael]

Tanya and Callie were...

Oh, let's just say

they were tight.

Really? No one's gonna

sit up front with me?

Let's just hit the road, Jack.

Ooh! You looking

real good, Mike.

Thank you, Tanya.

[Tanya] You want a bump? A bump?

- Yes!

- No, no, I'm all right.

[Michael] Tanya had come

to DC from Pennsylvania.

[sniffs] She wanted to be a

serious television journalist.

So far, it hadn't worked out.

Hey, Tanya...

[Callie] No!

- You can't borrow the SUV again...

- Yes.

You can borrow my SUV for

as long as you want, baby!

Thank you, Tanya.

[Callie] Why are you so nice?

'Cause I love him.

No, you don't.

I do.

[Michael] Like I said,

they were... tight.

[Judith] I like the cut glass, but I

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