The West Wing1999

Sam Seaborn:
Secret Memorandum on the US negotiating stance at Yalta.

Donna Moss:
Please stop walking

Sam Seaborn:
Good 'cause Stalin needed an advantage, and we wanted a fair fight.

Donna Moss:
Sam, nothing good comes from telling her

Sam Seaborn:
The truth isn't good?

Donna Moss:
Not right now, no. The grandfather is not going to live another 3 months, let it go till then.

Sam Seaborn:
I'm not her fairy godmother, she asked me to look into this.

Donna Moss:
I'm saying you wait 3 months until...

Sam Seaborn:
Hey!

Donna Moss:
You're in a bad...

Sam Seaborn:
Donna!

Donna Moss:
Listen to me! Your in a bad place right now. And you shouldn't make this decision. If you don't tell her tonight, you can tell her tomorrow. If you tell her tonight, that's it.

Sam Seaborn:
Donna.

Donna Moss:
It was people pushing paper around 50 years ago. Why does it matter?

Sam Seaborn:
It was high treason, and it mattered a great deal! This country is an idea, and one that's lit the world for two centuries and treason against that idea is not just a crime against the living! This ground holds the graves of people who died for it, who gave what Lincoln called the last full measure of devotion, of fidelity.

Sam Seaborn:
You understand that last full measure devotion to, treason against them is.

Donna Moss:
Sam...

Sam Seaborn:
There was translator in the Hungarian Trade mission named Shabademschki, she was murdered in 1952. She was about to reveal the name of a soviet agent called Blackwater.