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Churchill's Secret Page #7
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Like you?
- We should talk about Margate.
- Well, yes, of course.
Now, I'll understand if, due to your
grave illness, you wish to step down.
Margate might be a good time
to make the announcement.
If that's what you're thinking of doing.
Winston, that's not
what I was thinking of doing.
Oh, well, as you were then,
Anthony, you and I.
PM and Foreign Secretary, the best team.
So in other words, Winston,
you got me all the way down to Kent
to tell me you wish to continue?
Beautiful countryside, isn't it?
He has no intention of resigning at all.
He even asked if I was going to resign
at Margate because of my own health.
Did he stand while you were with him?
- No.
- Well, then.
is no longer important.
I thought Anthony
was looking well, if a bit thin.
Clemmy, if I'm wrong
and I can't get through Margate
then I'm all yours.
That's my promise.
If I fall, there's nowhere I want to fall
except in your arms.
You've made promises
to me before, darling.
I... I know, but...
And broken them.
But not anymore.
Margate, then.
Jock, are all three suitcases in the car?
Yes they are. We need to get going,
Lady Churchill, it's two hours to Margate.
Come in.
Sir, did you climb the stairs?
Don't fuss.
I know, I know it's part of being a nurse.
Tell me, when are you sailing?
Er, on Friday. I've got two days
in Yorkshire with my mum and dad.
Oh, yes, take a brolly.
I couldn't have got through this
without you, Millie.
I've written in it.
for your unconquerable soul."
Thank you.
I will treasure it.
Well, I hope this very gloomy looking
young man knows how to treasure you.
He does.
I hope so.
Thank you, Mrs Lacey.
I say with great pleasure that I hope
not to see you again in a long time.
Come on! I don't know why
you're saying such grand farewells.
You could be back here next week!
- Do you like the slogan?
- Is it one of yours?
He suggested "Keep Buggering On",
Lady Churchill
but I toned it down when I passed it on.
Rab suggests you might deliver your speech
sitting on a high stool.
I'm addressing the Tory party, not singing
"White Christmas" in a cocktail bar!
Onward!
Last month, we did not have
quite so big a surplus in our balance...
but in fact, things were a little better
than I had anticipated.
Because this is the time of year
when we purchase our main products
on the dollar market.
of some interest to some of you.
It's certainly of interest
to me, the exchequer.
And there is conversation
therefore, between...
- Where will you be sitting?
- Close.
Thank you.
Come on everyone, off you go.
Good luck, Papa.
Thank you.
Good luck, Winston.
Oh, switch that off, will you?
I told them to put some flowers in here
to brighten it up a bit.
Asked for these especially.
Marigolds.
Yes.
I love you.
Face them down, Winston.
I can face anything with you.
The Tories, Russians
even death itself.
Come on.
Working together,
achieving these new settlements
for public finances,
for our financial services
and for fairness in Europe
will help us secure...
- How are you feeling?
- Good, good.
...for us all.
sum up what I feel...
No-one expects a long speech, if you feel you
can't get through it, just cut to the end.
...and I look forward over
the coming years to working with you
to make that happen.
Do you mind?
Of course.
And so I have great pleasure
in welcoming to conference
the Prime Minister, and leader
of the Conservative and Unionist Party
Sir Winston Churchill.
My lords, ladies and gentlemen...
had the United States
taken before the First World War,
or between the wars
the same interest
and made the same sacrifices
been a first war
never have been a second.
With her mighty aid,
I have a sure hope,
there will not be a third.
I'm sure you would be
relieved by the new...
By the...
By the news from British Guiana.
I don't often do that.
Well, not at conference anyway.
One word personally about myself.
If I stay on for the time being,
bearing the burden at my age
it is not because of
love of power or office.
I've had an ample share of both.
If I stay, it is because
I have a feeling that I may,
through things that have happened
have an influence on
what I care about above all else
the building of a sure and lasting peace.
Let us then go forward together
with courage and composure,
with resolution and good faith
to the end which all desire.
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