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and made you out to be a terrorist...

...proves you're on to something.

You can't just up and leave.

You have a chance to change

the course of history.

Just stay until Thursday.

You'll get plenty of time with your kid

and oatmeal and dirty diapers.

I think Mia's got the message.

This is our chance to prove ourselves

as more than intellectual darlings.

Hey, fight for it.

Just until Thursday, okay?

Fight for it, Steffen!

You know how happy I am for you.

I don't have kids of my own,

but it must be wonderful.

Get to the point.

I checked the flights this morning,

and there's one for Kolkata on Thursday.

Your sister's here.

It's a lot to ask, but we're buying.

First-class, peanuts, white wine...

...and you won't arrive

with swollen ankles. What do you say?

You may not make it there in time.

If you miss that court appointment,

someone else will get the baby.

- But I'm going to arrive Thursday night.

- You need to be rested.

I'm used to tight deadlines.

I'll sleep on the plane. I'll be ready.

Have you made up your mind?

Yes.

I'm going to leave on Thursday.

- You're going to leave on Thursday.

- Thanks.

The foreign minister

will see you shortly.

- Mia Moesgaard.

- Hello.

You don't know me, but I saw you on TV,

and you said something important.

- I've got some info for you.

- Who is this?

- I agree with you.

- Thanks, but please tell me your name.

It's time to act. The government's

lying about the quantities.

Please tell me your name,

or I can't talk to you.

I thought I'd return your plants.

- Your plants.

- Sure.

- Hello?

- Sorry.

- Anything wrong?

- No.

- Thanks for seeing me.

- Any time.

I've repotted them.

They won't do it by themselves.

They're plants.

They haven't got any arms.

This one's got a little baby.

Anyway... thanks

for letting me look after them.

No, thank you.

Thanks. I thought you were

all set to go away and become a mom?

Well, we just opened the debate,

so let's finish it.

Can I tape this?

- Remember Schrder?

- Schrder?

He took pictures of us

in order to document police violence.

I found this in my drawer.

18 May, 1993.

The Maastricht Treaty.

That's you throwing that brick,

isn't it?

You do know what'll happen,

if you print that?

Don't pull cheap tricks on me

like you did last night on Deadline.

- Do you intend to print that picture?

- Of course not.

Let's agree that that was then,

and we've both moved on since.

Okay.

- Let's talk politics.

- Let's.

- So give me something.

- Mia, look.

You know politics better than most.

We choose our battles. It's not easy.

We didn't go to the polls on our

climate policy. It won us the election...

...but we'll be judged

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