The Ministerial Broadcast

Season 1, Episode 2, Aired
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Jim is coached in the world of show business as he prepares to address the nation on his defence policy.
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      • Employment Secretary: The National Union of Teachers are scared stiff that conscription will expose the fact that school leavers, while of course being tremendously integrated socially and creatively aware ... Sir Humphrey: Can't actually read, write or do sums, yes. Edit
      • Sir Humphrey: How did this come about? I shall need a very good explanation. Bernard: Well, he's very keen on it. Sir Humphrey: What's that have to do with it? Things don't just happen because Prime Ministers are keen on them. Neville Chamberlain was very keen on peace. Edit
      • Sir Humphrey(about Hacker): He's got No.10, a salary, a pension for life. What more can he want? Bernard Wooley: I think he wants to govern Britain. Sir Humphrey: Well stop him, Bernard! Edit
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