The Good Fight

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So, Bill, what's on tap for America Goes Poddy this week?

More lies from "Individual #1"

Uh, no, it's a positive story, actually.

Democrats are suddenly doing well.

And the question being asked by all my bro friends is,

"Who is cutting into Trump's base?"

You're talking about the taking down

- of the Republican troll farms? - Yeah, yeah, yeah.

But also the doxing of the Red Jackets

when they tried some uncool voter intimidation.

And the country singer, Sabrina Wynne,

she finally comes out against Trump.

So who are the badasses doing this?

- You know, you know what? - L-Let's not find out.

Let's just ask these brahs to keep it going.

Because that's what we always said

when we worked at the Obama White House:

don't get in the way of someone kicking ass.

So, go for the jugular, guys.

Okay. We're taking America Goes Poddy...

Oh.

Diane. You heard America Goes Poddy this morning?

Yes. Amazing.

We thought we'd christen our new bat cave.

Yeah. - We're kicking ass.

There's a story in Huffington Post, too.

"The new progressive activists."

Whoa. We're like folk heroes.

Everybody's wondering who we are.

So... wow... what next? What do we do now?

- We have to top it. - Oh. With what?

A slam dunk. We go after his personal life.

I can prove Trump fucks men.

How are you gonna do that?

No, go after Melania.

In what way?

Find out what she knows.

I'll see if I can hack her e-mail.

Good. And I suggest we name ourselves.

I'm sick of just calling us "The Resistance."

How about what I tell my assistant about this group?

What? It's my book club.

Oh. "The Book Club."

I like it. - Yeah.

Book Club. - Who would suspect? - All right, to the Book Club.

What is that all about? - Second Helix.

Oh, right. That's gotta take a month to get through.

You may want to join the argument down the hall.

But it's Roland Blum.

It's $4 million

for a few months' work.

He was here a few days,

and he stole a client list.

Are we really already back to this?

I mean, we already agreed to Second Helix's terms.

They insisted we work together. But does that mean he has to work here?

- As opposed to where? - Well, we could work

at Blum's place of business.

He doesn't have a place of business.

Well, then, we could rent a space.

Find a place that's neutral.

The problem is having him here, in our building.

Marissa is watching him, Diane.

And the man is not a wizard.

I mean, what can he do if we're watching him

from the moment he arrives to the moment he leaves?

This is a mistake.

Liz, what's your take?

Stop talking about him.

I mean, this is our, what, our third meeting

dedicated to him?

Blum lives on attention, so starve him.

Don't give him the oxygen.

Don't forget, tell 'em I want Anya.

Keep the car running, I may need it for lunch.

Okay, I need a number.

That's the fee, the perks package, and your end.

Well, figure it out and get back to me.

Jesus, more boxes?

Hey, what was your name again?

Are you talking to me?

Want to run out, get us some fries?

Sure.

You're Eli Gold's daughter, right?

Yeah, I knew your mother.

Vanessa.

Hell of a fuck.

What do they say about Jewish women?

Lying there like a lox?

Not her.

She knew more tricks than a monkey on a flagpole.

So, you're my dad. Is that what you're saying?

Can I have some money?

Don't tell me. Shtetl roots. Temple Shalom.

Camp in Oconomowoc.

Did Aliyah at 21, fell for an Israeli in the special forces.

Good thing you met Roy Cohn, or you'd be what, a dentist?

Must have been tricky when he broke you in like a stallion.

What do they say about Nancy Reagan and a trailer hitch?

Your mother could beat her. Suck the chrome right off.

There was this one time, at the Tunnel.

Your mom was doing shots of tequila with this hand...

What are you doing?

This is like those convenience stores

playing classical music to get rid of the kids?

Oh, dear fucking God.

You want to watch me crap?

Of course he had to be Jewish.

The beard, the greed, the deceit.

I can hear Grandma Sylvia say,

"He's bad for the Jews."

He's everything wrong with the diaspora

wrapped in one.

A dybbuk practicing law.

I should probably kill him.

Oh, God, I almost kind of like him a little bit.

He makes me laugh.

What's that Dylan song?

"Sometimes Satan comes as a man of peace"?

Sometimes Satan just comes with a whoopee cushion.

So never laugh.

Show him your laugh, and you're dead.

No matter what he does, just give him that look.

What look?

This look.

Did you wash your hands?

So, can I get you anything?

Some coffee, mister...

Wade V. Uh, no, lovey.

I'm all about the juices right now.

Oh.

So, um, you said this is not

about a divorce, it's for a postnup? - Yes.

And how long have you been married?

Oh...

No, it's-it's not about me.

But thanks for thinking I give off the marriage vibe.

Your haircut is 97% perfect.

- Oh. - It accentuates your cheekbones just right.

But do ask your stylist about a razor on top.

It wants volume here and here,

and also over here.

And use the five-inch scissors, not the five and a half.

Sorry, what were you saying?

Uh, you're not here for yourself?

No, uh, for a friend. A client.

Friend. She's a star. A major star.

You probably know who she is,

but I can't say her name, and she can't be seen

going in and out of lawyers' offices.

So I'm just screening for her a little bit.

Uh, would you give me a second?

Of course.

Uh, he's a hairdresser. Wade V.

It's a postnup for a star client.

Got it.

So...

this star...

I can't help her if I don't know her name.

But whatever we say here is completely confidential.

No. But she's prepared to pay you triple your rate.

And she also gets to set the rules.

Huh.

Yeah?

Kardashian.

Which one?

Kim.

Adrian, you may want to stay on top of this.

Why, what is it?

Lucca with a new client.

A divorce? Does it matter?

Kim and Kanye.

So, how would you like this to work?

Oh.

Do you want me to...

You're on with Lucca Quinn in Chicago.

Good morning. Thanks for your interest

in Reddick, Boseman and Lockhart... ma'am.

Uh, the question is about unconscionability,

I'm assuming in the context of a postnup.

Well, there is no standard criteria,

but if you can prove lack of choice,

or lack of knowledge at the time of the postnup...

For example, if one of the parties

misrepresented their fortune...

Then you have a very good shot.

That's your answer?

Yes.

Anything else? We're good?

Okay, I'll ask her.

She wants to know are you free today

at noon for a meeting?

In person?

Yeah.

Ye-Yeah.

I-I-I could move... I can move a few things.

Okay, don't make a big deal out of it.