You Say You Want a Revolution

Episode aired Nov 15, 2015
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44m

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Madam Secretary: You Say You Want A Revolution

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With the support of President Dalton, Elizabeth attempts to get the Senate's support for a history-making effort to lift the Cuban trade embargo. Also, Henry and Alison bond while touring Ha... Read allWith the support of President Dalton, Elizabeth attempts to get the Senate's support for a history-making effort to lift the Cuban trade embargo. Also, Henry and Alison bond while touring Havana together.With the support of President Dalton, Elizabeth attempts to get the Senate's support for a history-making effort to lift the Cuban trade embargo. Also, Henry and Alison bond while touring Havana together.

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"You say you want a Revolution" is the first line of the Beatles song "Revolution", released in 1968. John Lennon reportedly began writing it when he was studying transcendental meditation in Rishikesh, India. Many of the other lyrics from the song follow along issues and themes similar to those addressed in prior episodes, including changing the world, solutions, plans, contributions, whether or not to blame "the institution", and a negative reference to the Chinese government.

Goofs
When Matt Mahoney drives up to one of the Marine veterans' home his Jeep has an Ohio trailer license on the front bumper.

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Elizabeth McCord: [to Matt] I know it's difficult to do your best work when you don't believe in the cause. I know that I would have a very hard time writing anything nice about kale. Which is why I'm thrilled that you will be writing my remarks for the World Food Prize Lunch.