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[opening theme music playing]
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AmericasCardroom.com brings poker back
Million Dollar Sunday Tournament every Sunday
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Subtitles by explosiveskull
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[digging]
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[straining]
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[coughs]
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[vehicle approaching]
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Howdy.
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- You lost?
- No.
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Don't see folks
out this way much.
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That's a lot
of dead prairie dogs.
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It's just target practice.
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You know, my grandfather
used to say,
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"If you kill all
the prairie dogs,
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there'd be no one left
to cry for the rain."
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Prairie dogs don't
make it rain.
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It's because they burrow,
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and then that turns the earth.
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They keep it from
getting too hard-packed.
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And that way,
when it rains,
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the water can get in
and make things grow.
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[chuckles]
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Did I say something funny?
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It's always funny
to listen to the white man
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explain how the world works.
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Still, hard to imagine
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coming all this way
to see prairie dogs.
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What can I say?
I dislike prairie dogs.
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Can't find something you
dislike closer to home?
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Y'all army or something?
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Heard they was lettin'
was lettin' girls in.
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Didn't realize they was letting
in little, pretty ones.
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What...
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I was handling it.
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[man groaning]
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Psycho.
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[Sam] Target is
at seven o'clock.
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The brunette.
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I need confirmation.
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No, no, Sam.
You're a fucking idiot.
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Joe, the fate of humanity
rests on the line.
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Oh, the fate of humanity?
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The fate of your sperm anyway.
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Dude, why don't you go
and pick her up?
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Because he knows I'd
cut his balls off.
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She would, she'll cut off my
balls, and I need my balls,
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which is why I have to live
vicariously through your balls, Joe,
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which frankly sucks.
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Baby, tell Joe to hit
on the brunette, please.
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- First, let's do some shots.
- Yes.
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- How long ago did you break up with whatsherface?
- Who's "whatsherface?"
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Can I get three shots
of tequila, please? Thank you.
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- Janice.
- Janice, the girl you're still bent out of shape over.
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That was six years ago. I'm not
bent out of shape over Janice.
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If you don't date for six years
after your break-up with someone,
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you're bent out of shape over
her whether you know it or not.
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Hey, what are you doing
with my phone?
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- I'm on Tinder.
- No, no, no, no, no.
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Finding Joe a girl.
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Why can't the three of us
just hang out, huh?
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'Cause you're a third wheel, baby, and
we don't enjoy hanging out with you.
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- [Mae] What about Melanie?
- Give me my phone. I'm not kidding.
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No, no. No, Mae.
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Oh, no, never mind.
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- You know what?
- Selfie with a baby tiger.
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Even the kids
are worried about you, Joe.
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Jude says to me the other night
when I put him to bed,
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he looks up with me through his
sad little eyes, and he says,
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"Daddy, I'm worried
that Uncle Joe is lonely."
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You're such a shitter.
No, he didn't.
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- [Mae] No, he did.
- Liar.
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He said it to me while
I was putting him to bed.
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Yeah, right.
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You haven't been home to put
the kids to bed in two years.
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[Sam] Hmm, thanks, Babe.
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Just personalizing
the story for effect.
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Being in a relationship
is like being in a cult.
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When you're in one, you want every
one else to be in one with you.
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Yeah, because it's
beautiful, Joe.
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Okay, I'm gonna take
my sweet wife home.
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I'm gonna make
tender love to her,
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to my wife, to this woman
who I share a rich life with,
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we share a family.
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Show her my innermost secrets,
my hopes, my dreams.
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You, on the other hand, you're gonna go
home in your shitty little apartment,
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you're gonna eat cold pizza,
and jerk off into a pillow.
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Dude, I don't have any pizza.
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- [Sam laughing]
- [Mae] Okay, I just found your wife.
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She's perfect for you.
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- Let me see.
- And you're a match.
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[Sam] Let me see. Kathy H.?
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- She's pretty.
- Let me see, let me see.
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She's pretty.
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Yeah.
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Kathy H. is gonna
change your life.
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Do you wanna have
a drink tomorrow?
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No, no, no, no.
Don't send anything.
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Did you send it?
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Jesus. You sent it?
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- To Kathy H.
- To Kathy H.
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Geez. To Kathy H.
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[Mae] Yeah.
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[horn honking]
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Shut up.
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[groans]
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[exhales deeply]
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[cell phone vibrates]
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[panting]
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[cell phone chiming]
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[Joe] Hey, Sam.
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[Sam] Hey, buddy,
pick up your pace.
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You're not even running
an eight-minute mile.
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Listen, I need you to come over
here and look at something for me.
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No can do.
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Your wife hacked
my dating life, remember?
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[Sam] Yeah, well, it's important.
I need your advice, Joe.
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Okay, sure. I can be at your place
in an hour. Everything cool?
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[Sam] I actually need you
at the office.
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[Joe] You want me
to come to your office?
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[Sam] What I want is for you to take
those stairs up ahead on the left.
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Sam, are you tracking my phone?
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Not a good time
to stop, Pal.
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Pick it up, Joe. Move.
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Come on, buddy, two at a time.
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- Take a left to the top of the stairs.
- [panting]
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What's going on, Sam?
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[Sam] Get in that van that's
right in front of you.
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[Joe] What van?
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[Sam] Let's go,
let's go, let's go.
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Who are we gonna see?
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Your Uncle Bob
and the Deputy Director.
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Of the CIA?
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- Of the CIA.
- Yeah?
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Two years ago, you wrote a
program with Harold Floros
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to help screen employees
at likely terrorist targets
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in the Middle East and Europe
to assess the threat potential.
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- Do you remember that?
- Yeah.
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You know, I didn't think anyone
ever looked at that thing.
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The program is operational?
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It's operational, Joe,
and it works.
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And you have a chance
to save a lot of lives today.
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We flagged this guy,
Ammar Nazari.
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[praying in Arabic]
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[speaking in Arabic]
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[Sam] Nazari is
a Saudi national.
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Thirty-two years old.
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Before your program
found this guy,
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we'd never heard of him.
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He's a fresh face
in the Sunni terror community.
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[Sam] Here we go.
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Welcome to the big
leagues, Joe.
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Let me show you something.
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There it is.
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This is everything
we've got on Nazari.
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Now, we've been watching him
for the past six weeks.
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He's clean, until noon today
when he goes to a PO box
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that no one knew he had,
and picks up a package.
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What's in the package?
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That's the problem, Joe.
We have no fucking idea.
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Yeah. We didn't have
time to do a sweep.
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Sam, is that ComQuest Field?
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Mmm-hmm. That's where Nazari's been working
as a janitor for the past six weeks
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until your program flagged him.
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The program I designed was
supposed to screen employees
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with high profile targets
in the Middle East and Europe.
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- [both stammering]
- Joe.
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Your uncle has been running
with this all by himself.
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- Bob is running this?
- We had no idea.
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If you have an issue with it, you take it up
with him, but you do it on your own time.
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Nazari, right now,
is on his way
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to a stadium filled
with people as we speak.
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So, you have a state trooper
pull him over.
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You search the car.
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What if he detonates it?
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- Detonates what?
- Exactly.
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What is it?
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Is it nuclear, biological, chemical?
We don't know what,
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Why are we gonna give this guy
a chance to pull the trigger?
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Okay.
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Wait.
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You're gonna kill him, aren't you?
That's what this is.
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That's what this
room is, right?
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That's why you're here.
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Yeah, we wanna hear
every perspective...
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- This is fucking crazy.
- ...before we act on it.
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Subject is just over
one mile from the target.
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Is it a target, Mr. Turner?
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Joe, this is Mr. Abbott,
Deputy Director of the CIA.
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[Abbott] Well, is it?
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Uh...
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The algorithm only looks at employees
of high profile targets, Mr. Abbott.
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So the question isn't so much
if ComQuest Field is a target,
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but more if Ammar Nazari
is a threat.
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Your algorithm gave Mr. Nazari
a 12% threat probability.
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Yes, but the algorithm wasn't
designed to be used in this country,
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so there are variables
that will need to be adjusted
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to make the program actionable.
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[tech] The subject is
getting off I-495.
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A Saudi-born American citizen
who is also a Muslim,
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just visited a secret
safety deposit box,
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and is on his way now
to a football stadium.
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How many variables do we need?
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But with all due respect,
uh, Mr. Abbott,
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Muslim-Americans are allowed
to have PO boxes
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and also work
in football stadiums.
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- [Sam] Sir?
- Excuse me.
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What would you do
if this was your play?
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[stuttering] I don't know.
How could I...
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We don't have enough
time to not know.
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[tech] Subject is pulling in
to the stadium parking lot.
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Subject is parking.
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[soldier]
Shadow 1 Bravo engaging. Over.
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You're talking about killing a man
without any evidence against him,
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except for an algorithm
that I wrote years ago
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and subsequently forgot about.
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Now forgive me for taking a second
to contemplate the 88% likelihood
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that this man is guilty of nothing more
than coming from the wrong country
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and applying for
the wrong fucking job.
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You wrote the program, Joe.
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Yeah, I did, so you guys
would know who to look at,
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but not through the scope
of a fucking sniper rifle.
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[Abbott] Enough dithering
with your nephew, Bob.
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Let's get on with this.
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He's the reason we're here.
His program found this man.
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A man we suspect of being a terrorist
is about to walk a package,
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whose contents
are unknown to us,
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into a football stadium packed
with 80,000 American souls.
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[tech] Subject's car door
is open.
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Thank you for your valuable
service, Mr. Turner.
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We should have more
young men like you.
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We'll take it from here.
Thank you.
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- [Sam] Joe.
- Okay.
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[Sam] Let's go, Joe.
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[tech] Sir, team leader wants to
know if we have a green light.
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[opening door]
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[sighs]
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[indistinct conversation
on television]
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- You know, the head coach and his offense coordinator...
- [cell phone line rings]
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[Sam's voice] You've reached Sam Barber.
Please leave a message.
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- [beep]
- Sam, it's me.
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What the fuck was that?
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I mean, are those
people safe or not?
243
00:14:30,860 --> 00:14:33,621
I'm just standing here, watching the
fucking TV. Can you call me, please?
244
00:14:33,623 --> 00:14:35,383
[indistinct conversation
continues]
245
00:14:35,385 --> 00:14:36,424
Bye.
246
00:14:36,426 --> 00:14:37,625
[beeps]
247
00:14:37,627 --> 00:14:39,587
[commentator]
And that part's been top-down.
248
00:14:39,589 --> 00:14:42,390
Which is why we saw a change
coming into this season.
249
00:14:42,392 --> 00:14:45,874
But you can't change the culture
of a football team overnight.
250
00:14:45,876 --> 00:14:47,435
These things take time.
251
00:14:47,437 --> 00:14:49,477
- [cell phone vibrates]
- And right now,
252
00:14:49,479 --> 00:14:51,399
you're looking at a group of young men
who are physically outmatching...
253
00:14:51,401 --> 00:14:52,881
[Joe] Oh, shit.
254
00:14:52,883 --> 00:14:54,885
[commentator]
That takes a toll.
255
00:14:55,485 --> 00:14:57,165
Big challenge for
the new coaching regime,
256
00:14:57,167 --> 00:14:59,169
trying to ride this ship.
257
00:14:59,810 --> 00:15:01,812
All right now,
first down in mid-field.
258
00:15:07,137 --> 00:15:09,139
[indistinct chatter]
259
00:15:13,063 --> 00:15:17,866
So, after the diagnosis, my aunt
started seeing this energy healer.
260
00:15:17,868 --> 00:15:21,109
So, one day, I went with her,
and he shook my hand,
261
00:15:21,111 --> 00:15:23,752
and said, "You have the gift.
262
00:15:23,754 --> 00:15:25,153
You're a healer.
263
00:15:25,155 --> 00:15:28,156
That's what you're meant
to do with your life."
264
00:15:28,158 --> 00:15:32,561
He said that he could teach me how to
harness the power of my gift, and...
265
00:15:32,563 --> 00:15:35,204
You know, use it
in a positive way.
266
00:15:35,206 --> 00:15:38,169
So, uh, that's what you do?
You're a... A healer?
267
00:15:39,690 --> 00:15:41,730
I'm a lawyer.
268
00:15:41,732 --> 00:15:43,132
Uh-huh.
269
00:15:43,134 --> 00:15:46,135
[commentator speaking
indistinctly on television]
270
00:15:46,137 --> 00:15:48,259
That's usually the part of the
story where people laugh.
271
00:15:53,104 --> 00:15:54,904
You... Big football fan?
272
00:15:54,906 --> 00:15:56,185
- Uh, no.
- Degenerate gambler?
273
00:15:56,187 --> 00:15:58,307
- No, I have...
- 'Cause this is a new one for me.
274
00:15:58,309 --> 00:16:00,950
Losing a guy's interest
to football in the first date.
275
00:16:00,952 --> 00:16:02,954
I hate football. I couldn't
even tell you who's winning.
276
00:16:04,395 --> 00:16:06,315
- Is that supposed to make me feel better?
- Yeah.
277
00:16:06,317 --> 00:16:08,517
No, uh...
278
00:16:08,519 --> 00:16:10,079
I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
279
00:16:10,081 --> 00:16:12,201
Uh...
280
00:16:12,203 --> 00:16:14,205
What kind of law
do you practice?
281
00:16:16,568 --> 00:16:19,208
- Intellectual property.
- Okay.
282
00:16:19,210 --> 00:16:23,172
I have some semi-conductor
clients here in the US
283
00:16:23,174 --> 00:16:25,375
whose US patents
are being knocked off
284
00:16:25,377 --> 00:16:27,659
in, uh, China and Korea
and...
285
00:16:32,023 --> 00:16:34,025
I'd rather not drink alone.
286
00:16:36,628 --> 00:16:37,907
[sighs]
287
00:16:37,909 --> 00:16:39,911
God.
288
00:16:45,477 --> 00:16:47,197
[Joe] Wait.
289
00:16:47,199 --> 00:16:49,239
Wait, wait.
290
00:16:49,241 --> 00:16:51,201
Look, I'm sorry.
291
00:16:51,203 --> 00:16:53,203
I'm just glad something you're
interested in wasn't on.
292
00:16:53,205 --> 00:16:54,564
I really am sorry.
293
00:16:54,566 --> 00:16:56,568
Today...
Today was a bad...
294
00:16:57,489 --> 00:16:59,491
It was a weird fucking day.
295
00:17:00,652 --> 00:17:02,612
And the truth is,
296
00:17:02,614 --> 00:17:04,616
I meant to cancel our date,
but I forgot.
297
00:17:07,299 --> 00:17:09,459
Well, why didn't you
just start with that?
298
00:17:09,461 --> 00:17:11,621
Yeah.
299
00:17:11,623 --> 00:17:13,906
Yeah, in hindsight,
that was the obvious move.
300
00:17:17,870 --> 00:17:19,309
Look, it's already late,
301
00:17:19,311 --> 00:17:21,313
but I just live
a few blocks from here.
302
00:17:24,797 --> 00:17:26,477
I mean if you wanna
walk me home.
303
00:17:26,479 --> 00:17:28,481
Yeah.
304
00:17:29,161 --> 00:17:31,163
All right.
305
00:17:33,406 --> 00:17:35,408
Why was today a bad day?
306
00:17:36,609 --> 00:17:38,611
Something happened. Work.
307
00:17:39,211 --> 00:17:40,451
What?
308
00:17:40,453 --> 00:17:43,175
I, uh... I can't really...
I can't really talk about it.
309
00:17:44,457 --> 00:17:46,056
Yeah.
310
00:17:46,058 --> 00:17:48,301
Everyone I know has
to sign NDAs now.
311
00:17:48,981 --> 00:17:50,983
Yeah.
312
00:17:52,305 --> 00:17:54,307
Wait, so what do you do?
313
00:17:56,629 --> 00:17:59,032
You know what?
It doesn't matter.
314
00:18:00,313 --> 00:18:02,315
'Cause I'm gonna quit tomorrow.
315
00:18:04,918 --> 00:18:06,920
[Kathy] Do you go on
a lot of these?
316
00:18:07,480 --> 00:18:09,040
Dates? [chuckles]
317
00:18:09,042 --> 00:18:11,164
Uh, I text people.
318
00:18:12,485 --> 00:18:16,447
And I fantasize they'd
be amazing. [laughs]
319
00:18:16,449 --> 00:18:20,251
Basically have an entire
imaginary relationship
320
00:18:20,253 --> 00:18:22,774
that ends in a breakup before
they can even text you back.
321
00:18:22,776 --> 00:18:24,335
- You got it.
- [chuckles]
322
00:18:24,337 --> 00:18:27,218
- I guess I'm not...
- As unique as you thought you were.
323
00:18:27,220 --> 00:18:29,260
[both laugh]
324
00:18:29,262 --> 00:18:31,264
Me, neither. [chuckles]
325
00:18:35,469 --> 00:18:37,471
How are you single?
326
00:18:37,911 --> 00:18:39,913
- [Kathy chuckles]
- That was a line.
327
00:18:42,676 --> 00:18:46,718
Takes too long really
get to know someone.
328
00:18:46,720 --> 00:18:50,003
- [Joe] Mmm-hmm.
- That person is never as good as the one you imagined.
329
00:18:52,366 --> 00:18:54,368
Sometimes you get hurt.
330
00:18:55,329 --> 00:18:57,129
You know...
331
00:18:57,131 --> 00:18:59,251
If we were a rational culture,
332
00:18:59,253 --> 00:19:01,573
we would begin
every first date by saying,
333
00:19:01,575 --> 00:19:03,135
"Here's what's wrong with me."
334
00:19:03,137 --> 00:19:04,776
- Let's just get it out of the way, huh?
- Yup.
335
00:19:04,778 --> 00:19:06,138
This is me.
336
00:19:06,140 --> 00:19:08,142
Okay.
337
00:19:09,343 --> 00:19:11,103
So fine...
338
00:19:11,105 --> 00:19:12,824
- Tell me.
- What?
339
00:19:12,826 --> 00:19:14,306
What's wrong with you?
340
00:19:14,308 --> 00:19:16,310
[chuckles]
341
00:19:16,750 --> 00:19:18,390
[Kathy] Come on.
342
00:19:18,392 --> 00:19:20,272
What? I'm a stranger.
343
00:19:20,274 --> 00:19:22,276
You're never gonna
see me again.
344
00:19:23,077 --> 00:19:25,197
You're not gonna see me again?
345
00:19:25,199 --> 00:19:27,201
You think I'd go
on a second date with you?
346
00:19:27,561 --> 00:19:29,201
Come on.
347
00:19:29,203 --> 00:19:31,083
I know this cozy
little sports bar.
348
00:19:31,085 --> 00:19:33,085
It's a few blocks from here.
You'd love it.
349
00:19:33,087 --> 00:19:35,089
[chuckles]
350
00:19:35,610 --> 00:19:37,289
Okay.
351
00:19:37,291 --> 00:19:39,293
Okay?
352
00:19:40,094 --> 00:19:41,814
Okay.
353
00:19:41,816 --> 00:19:43,818
All right.
354
00:19:45,980 --> 00:19:47,982
[cell phone vibrating]
355
00:19:57,632 --> 00:19:59,634
[beeps]
356
00:20:00,315 --> 00:20:02,395
Hello.
357
00:20:02,397 --> 00:20:05,118
[Bob] I imagine you must
be pissed at me.
358
00:20:05,120 --> 00:20:07,122
[Joe] You don't have
to imagine too hard.
359
00:20:08,323 --> 00:20:10,845
I can't be part of a program
whose mission I...
360
00:20:12,367 --> 00:20:14,369
No longer believe in.
361
00:20:15,610 --> 00:20:17,971
You're not the only one
who believes that spying
362
00:20:17,973 --> 00:20:21,975
on American citizens
is wrong, Joe.
363
00:20:21,977 --> 00:20:24,617
Yeah, but I am the only one
whose belief that it's wrong
364
00:20:24,619 --> 00:20:26,419
stops him from doing it.
365
00:20:26,421 --> 00:20:28,701
Sometimes, you have
to do the wrong thing.
366
00:20:28,703 --> 00:20:30,463
[Joe sighs]
367
00:20:30,465 --> 00:20:32,786
Why is that?
368
00:20:32,788 --> 00:20:35,428
So you don't have to do
the worse thing later.
369
00:20:35,430 --> 00:20:37,991
See, you keep moving
the line, Bob.
370
00:20:37,993 --> 00:20:40,233
That's your problem.
371
00:20:40,235 --> 00:20:42,237
Or maybe it's your talent.
I don't know.
372
00:20:43,358 --> 00:20:45,360
But I...
I can't do this anymore.
373
00:20:46,041 --> 00:20:48,043
I out.
374
00:20:48,484 --> 00:20:51,004
Sometimes a man's conflicted
375
00:20:51,006 --> 00:20:55,208
only because it's in his nature
to be conflicted,
376
00:20:55,210 --> 00:20:58,053
which is what makes him
so damn good at what he does.
377
00:21:00,456 --> 00:21:02,376
It's the people
who don't have that
378
00:21:02,378 --> 00:21:06,460
dissenting a voice inside them
that are truly dangerous.
379
00:21:06,462 --> 00:21:08,942
[Joe] That dissenting
voice doesn't mean much
380
00:21:08,944 --> 00:21:12,586
if the dangerous people you work
for aren't willing to hear it.
381
00:21:12,588 --> 00:21:14,590
We're in a crowded theater.
382
00:21:15,311 --> 00:21:17,313
It's on fire.
383
00:21:17,753 --> 00:21:20,236
All we can do is yell
as loud as we can.
384
00:21:22,038 --> 00:21:23,437
I'm sorry, Bob.
385
00:21:23,439 --> 00:21:25,639
You did a good thing, Joe.
386
00:21:25,641 --> 00:21:27,401
[Joe] Yeah, I don't know
what that means,
387
00:21:27,403 --> 00:21:28,642
and I don't wanna know.
388
00:21:28,644 --> 00:21:31,285
Turn on the TV. We'll
talk about it tomorrow.
389
00:21:31,287 --> 00:21:32,967
I'm out, I mean it.
390
00:21:32,969 --> 00:21:34,971
Any channel.
391
00:21:41,297 --> 00:21:43,299
Did I wake you, sweetheart?
392
00:21:52,148 --> 00:21:56,711
The airborne or pneumonic type of the
plague virus that was found on Nazari,
393
00:21:56,713 --> 00:21:59,914
is the rarest and deadliest
form of the disease.
394
00:21:59,916 --> 00:22:04,639
With a mortality rate of close
to 100% if left untreated.
395
00:22:04,641 --> 00:22:08,483
Had Nazari been allowed to release
this bio-weapon undetected,
396
00:22:08,485 --> 00:22:14,088
those 80,000 people might now be
back in their homes or offices
397
00:22:14,090 --> 00:22:16,491
unwittingly infecting
thousands.
398
00:22:16,493 --> 00:22:18,495
[reporter] The FBI is calling
this an act of terrorism.
399
00:22:21,218 --> 00:22:23,260
[panting]
400
00:22:27,985 --> 00:22:29,987
[alarm buzzes]
401
00:22:36,553 --> 00:22:39,114
I mean the guy IPO'd at 24
and retired at 28.
402
00:22:39,116 --> 00:22:41,236
Now he just sails around
on his boat, you know,
403
00:22:41,238 --> 00:22:43,478
following the warm weather
like some kind of bird.
404
00:22:43,480 --> 00:22:45,560
- Turner, Joseph. 8:22
- Oh, God.
405
00:22:45,562 --> 00:22:48,483
Ellie, leave Harold alone.
He has work to do.
406
00:22:48,485 --> 00:22:50,245
[Harold] It's still
early right now.
407
00:22:50,247 --> 00:22:52,407
[Harold] The resolve
is melting, Joe.
408
00:22:52,409 --> 00:22:54,932
- [Joe] Faster or slower the polar ice caps?
- [Harold laughs]
409
00:22:56,574 --> 00:22:58,534
Good morning, Colonel.
410
00:22:58,536 --> 00:23:00,415
[Harold] See, I'm playing
a long game here, Joe.
411
00:23:00,417 --> 00:23:03,579
I'm gonna win to the Christmas
party, and then I make my big move.
412
00:23:03,581 --> 00:23:05,701
What happens
at the Christmas party?
413
00:23:05,703 --> 00:23:07,543
I break out my secret weapon.
414
00:23:07,545 --> 00:23:10,508
Colonel, do you see a, uh, secret
weapon anywhere on Harold?
415
00:23:11,549 --> 00:23:13,551
No?
416
00:23:14,071 --> 00:23:16,512
You need a calling card,
something to distinguish you.
417
00:23:16,514 --> 00:23:18,714
[Harold] I don't need a calling card.
What I'm saying is this is my home.
418
00:23:18,716 --> 00:23:19,955
Joe, Joe, Joe, Joe, listen.
419
00:23:19,957 --> 00:23:21,557
I'm a fantastic dancer, okay?
420
00:23:21,559 --> 00:23:24,560
Women respond to this
on a primal level.
421
00:23:24,562 --> 00:23:26,762
Do you get that? I mean,
they can't help themselves.
422
00:23:26,764 --> 00:23:30,166
I lived with the Makalanga
for a year, all right?
423
00:23:30,168 --> 00:23:31,527
They taught me how to dance.
424
00:23:31,529 --> 00:23:34,050
Surely you want Ellie
to like you for your mind.
425
00:23:34,052 --> 00:23:36,292
- Listen, attraction is instinctual.
- [Sarah] There you are.
426
00:23:36,294 --> 00:23:38,574
In our base programming,
we're still primates.
427
00:23:38,576 --> 00:23:41,577
And the big monkey gets
all the hugs. Great.
428
00:23:41,579 --> 00:23:44,943
Only 'cause his algorithms saved a few
hundred thousand lives last night.
429
00:23:47,265 --> 00:23:50,026
What's that now?
Comquest Field... That was...
430
00:23:50,028 --> 00:23:51,587
Thanks for telling me. That's...
431
00:23:51,589 --> 00:23:53,589
Our algorithm was used last night
to stop a terrorist attack.
432
00:23:53,591 --> 00:23:55,111
Mmm-hmm.
433
00:23:55,113 --> 00:23:57,073
Nice to know.
434
00:23:57,075 --> 00:23:59,515
Probably saved all
of DC last night.
435
00:23:59,517 --> 00:24:01,237
No big deal.
Right back to work.
436
00:24:01,239 --> 00:24:02,599
Yup.
437
00:24:02,601 --> 00:24:04,603
Not even so much
as a celebratory cigarette?
438
00:24:06,444 --> 00:24:08,446
You're right.
439
00:24:09,688 --> 00:24:12,128
I can't believe I have to go to
dinner with my folks tonight
440
00:24:12,130 --> 00:24:15,652
and listen to my father bitch about
how he should have become a doctor.
441
00:24:15,654 --> 00:24:18,096
Clark Kent will always be a
coward to his friends and family.
442
00:24:19,658 --> 00:24:20,857
[Sarah] Not true.
443
00:24:20,859 --> 00:24:23,099
Ma and Pa Kent
know he's Superman.
444
00:24:23,101 --> 00:24:25,103
Ah, yeah.
445
00:24:27,546 --> 00:24:30,827
Look, I know you won't get
any credit,
446
00:24:30,829 --> 00:24:33,830
and you won't give
yourself any,
447
00:24:33,832 --> 00:24:36,032
but you did some good, Joe.
448
00:24:36,034 --> 00:24:37,834
I mean, that's what
this is all about, right?
449
00:24:37,836 --> 00:24:39,838
[Joe] You know, honestly,
450
00:24:40,639 --> 00:24:42,641
until I saw
the news last night,
451
00:24:43,282 --> 00:24:44,801
I was gonna quit.
452
00:24:44,803 --> 00:24:46,805
- Shut up.
- No, I even told Bob.
453
00:24:48,727 --> 00:24:52,529
You honestly wanna quit because a
terrorist's civil liberties are violated?
454
00:24:52,531 --> 00:24:54,171
Not to mention
the civil liberties
455
00:24:54,173 --> 00:24:56,814
of a whole lot of other people who
it turned out weren't terrorists.
456
00:24:56,816 --> 00:24:59,656
Yeah, we collected data on
a bunch of innocent people
457
00:24:59,658 --> 00:25:01,538
who are now safer for it.
458
00:25:01,540 --> 00:25:04,141
- How's that bad?
- Okay, but what about the ones we watched?
459
00:25:04,143 --> 00:25:06,103
Interviewed?
460
00:25:06,105 --> 00:25:08,185
Held for a few hours?
461
00:25:08,187 --> 00:25:10,387
Where's the line?
462
00:25:10,389 --> 00:25:14,872
Eighty thousand people get infected
with the plague at a football game.
463
00:25:14,874 --> 00:25:18,476
They don't show any signs
of being sick for days.
464
00:25:18,478 --> 00:25:20,638
They go home.
465
00:25:20,640 --> 00:25:22,600
They go to work.
466
00:25:22,602 --> 00:25:25,082
And some get on airplanes,
and they go to other countries.
467
00:25:25,084 --> 00:25:26,564
A couple of minutes ago,
it was just DC.
468
00:25:26,566 --> 00:25:28,285
Now we save the world?
469
00:25:28,287 --> 00:25:30,290
Come on.
470
00:25:31,851 --> 00:25:33,731
What's he doing here?
471
00:25:33,733 --> 00:25:36,654
What? I can't hear you.
It's thick glass.
472
00:25:36,656 --> 00:25:39,499
Probably came to accept
your resignation in person.
473
00:25:40,780 --> 00:25:44,702
Yesterday, countless
American lives were saved
474
00:25:44,704 --> 00:25:46,744
because of this group.
475
00:25:46,746 --> 00:25:48,748
And you deserve
congratulations.
476
00:25:50,110 --> 00:25:52,112
But...
477
00:25:52,592 --> 00:25:54,594
That's not what I'm here for.
478
00:25:57,557 --> 00:26:02,801
Ammar Nazari got a job at
ComQuest Field with a plan
479
00:26:02,803 --> 00:26:07,527
to infect Americans with the
plague during a football game.
480
00:26:08,809 --> 00:26:11,171
We know very little else
about him.
481
00:26:13,814 --> 00:26:17,297
Until six weeks ago,
he'd never been on our radar.
482
00:26:18,098 --> 00:26:20,100
We don't know...
483
00:26:20,581 --> 00:26:22,020
Who trained him,
484
00:26:22,022 --> 00:26:24,024
who he's working for.
485
00:26:30,350 --> 00:26:32,911
The device that was on him,
486
00:26:32,913 --> 00:26:36,557
would have required a great deal of
engineering skill and manufacturing.
487
00:26:37,998 --> 00:26:42,361
Which means Nazari was
most likely not working alone.
488
00:26:42,363 --> 00:26:46,685
Someone out there could
still have weaponized plague,
489
00:26:46,687 --> 00:26:49,770
and we have to assume
they're going to use it.
490
00:26:51,852 --> 00:26:57,936
JTTF is working on the
encryptions on Nazari's laptop,
491
00:26:57,938 --> 00:27:02,061
combing through his house,
interviewing his neighbors,
492
00:27:02,063 --> 00:27:06,025
trying to trace the materials
on the device
493
00:27:06,027 --> 00:27:08,427
back to a manufacturer.
494
00:27:08,429 --> 00:27:11,951
But it wasn't the JTTF
who found this guy.
495
00:27:11,953 --> 00:27:16,035
And I'm sure as hell not
gonna entrust this hunt
496
00:27:16,037 --> 00:27:18,678
to conventional methods alone.
497
00:27:18,680 --> 00:27:22,081
Now, I've rarely
ever given you anything
498
00:27:22,083 --> 00:27:25,326
other an open-ended
mandate to innovate.
499
00:27:26,527 --> 00:27:28,610
But today, I'm asking you...
500
00:27:30,692 --> 00:27:33,575
To put whatever
you're doing on hold,
501
00:27:35,376 --> 00:27:39,859
and make this
your only priority.
502
00:27:39,861 --> 00:27:43,785
If the people Nazari was working
with are gearing for another attack,
503
00:27:45,307 --> 00:27:48,710
we may only have a small
window to find and stop them.
504
00:28:02,924 --> 00:28:04,444
[man] You sure this is safe,
Nathan?
505
00:28:04,446 --> 00:28:05,765
A hundred percent.
506
00:28:05,767 --> 00:28:06,846
I got kids.
507
00:28:06,848 --> 00:28:08,928
As one father to another
508
00:28:08,930 --> 00:28:11,972
I guarantee you, you have
nothing to worry about.
509
00:28:11,974 --> 00:28:14,094
Our man will pick it up
at the embassy tomorrow.
510
00:28:14,096 --> 00:28:16,098
- Okay.
- Safe flight, Ambassador.
511
00:28:24,707 --> 00:28:26,709
So that's it.
512
00:28:27,670 --> 00:28:29,672
Let's do it.
513
00:28:29,992 --> 00:28:31,912
[indistinct chatter]
514
00:28:31,914 --> 00:28:33,553
Bob, about last night...
515
00:28:33,555 --> 00:28:35,558
Let's talk about it later.
516
00:28:39,001 --> 00:28:40,761
[reporter] Walk us
through a scenario
517
00:28:40,763 --> 00:28:42,883
where a weaponized
pneumonic plague
518
00:28:42,885 --> 00:28:46,967
gets that kind of traction
in a major American city.
519
00:28:46,969 --> 00:28:49,890
What kind of plans
does the CDC have in place?
520
00:28:49,892 --> 00:28:52,533
[analyst] Well, the plan
is mass prophylaxis.
521
00:28:52,535 --> 00:28:56,977
So, the US has been stock piling
ciprofloxacin for decades.
522
00:28:56,979 --> 00:28:59,900
So, in the event
of a health emergency,
523
00:28:59,902 --> 00:29:02,863
PODs or Points
of Dispensing Sites
524
00:29:02,865 --> 00:29:05,106
would be set up
in every major US city.
525
00:29:05,108 --> 00:29:07,230
[speaking in Chinese]
526
00:29:11,314 --> 00:29:13,194
Stock transactions?
527
00:29:13,196 --> 00:29:17,038
Every stock transaction in the pharmaceutical
sector going back three years.
528
00:29:17,040 --> 00:29:19,360
Uh-huh. Why?
529
00:29:19,362 --> 00:29:22,363
Uh, well, I was thinking about the
country's vaccine stockpiles.
530
00:29:22,365 --> 00:29:24,405
- Oh.
- Ciprofloxacin.
531
00:29:24,407 --> 00:29:25,927
Bingo.
532
00:29:25,929 --> 00:29:27,568
Girl I used to date
called this morning
533
00:29:27,570 --> 00:29:29,811
to ask if my father could
write her a prescription.
534
00:29:29,813 --> 00:29:32,413
You're wondering if someone
made a move into Big Pharma
535
00:29:32,415 --> 00:29:35,817
knowing vaccine stockpiles
would be depleted?
536
00:29:35,819 --> 00:29:38,620
Like the terrorists shorting
airline stocks before 9/11.
537
00:29:38,622 --> 00:29:40,221
You see, that's a fiction.
538
00:29:40,223 --> 00:29:42,383
Yeah, well, Dick Tracy wore a
two-way wrist radio in the 40s,
539
00:29:42,385 --> 00:29:43,985
and now people
wear Apple watches.
540
00:29:43,987 --> 00:29:45,066
Not cool people.
541
00:29:45,068 --> 00:29:46,948
The point is,
fiction can become real.
542
00:29:46,950 --> 00:29:49,030
- Dick Tracy?
- He was an underrated detective.
543
00:29:49,032 --> 00:29:50,832
[Jada] So which transactions
stand out?
544
00:29:50,834 --> 00:29:52,594
Uh, well...
545
00:29:52,596 --> 00:29:54,235
I found these 12 companies,
546
00:29:54,237 --> 00:29:57,198
and collectively, they bought over
a billion worth of Big Pharma.
547
00:29:57,200 --> 00:29:58,560
What connects them?
548
00:29:58,562 --> 00:30:00,362
See, that's just it.
They're all different sizes,
549
00:30:00,364 --> 00:30:01,763
they're headquartered in
different countries.
550
00:30:01,765 --> 00:30:03,565
It all looks completely random,
551
00:30:03,567 --> 00:30:06,368
but that is exactly how you want it
to look if you're the one doing it.
552
00:30:06,370 --> 00:30:09,411
Okay, so what you're saying is what
you found is that you found nothing.
553
00:30:09,413 --> 00:30:10,612
Uh, no.
554
00:30:10,614 --> 00:30:12,614
Humans don't do random well.
555
00:30:12,616 --> 00:30:14,376
The minute we try to avoid
creating a pattern,
556
00:30:14,378 --> 00:30:16,058
we just create a different
kind of pattern.
557
00:30:16,060 --> 00:30:17,779
[Tim] So your big idea
is to follow
558
00:30:17,781 --> 00:30:19,621
the money back to the dick
turds who planned this thing.
559
00:30:19,623 --> 00:30:21,625
Dick turds?
560
00:30:22,026 --> 00:30:24,346
Yeah.
It's pretty flimsy there, bud.
561
00:30:24,348 --> 00:30:25,827
Yeah, you're reaching.
562
00:30:25,829 --> 00:30:27,831
I know, I know.
563
00:30:29,433 --> 00:30:31,435
[indistinct chatter]
564
00:30:37,241 --> 00:30:39,641
Now, the FBI is calling this
an act of terrorism,
565
00:30:39,643 --> 00:30:42,124
but there's been no claim
of responsibility
566
00:30:42,126 --> 00:30:45,127
from any known
terror organization.
567
00:30:45,129 --> 00:30:47,531
- Is there any indication that a...
- [email alert]
568
00:31:09,674 --> 00:31:11,836
[indistinct chatter]
569
00:31:18,042 --> 00:31:19,402
[Joe] Coming through.
570
00:31:19,404 --> 00:31:21,404
[cell phone ringing]
571
00:31:21,406 --> 00:31:22,925
[Joubert] Hello.
572
00:31:22,927 --> 00:31:25,168
[Nathan] I have a new
assignment for you.
573
00:31:25,170 --> 00:31:27,172
I need it expedited.
574
00:31:28,093 --> 00:31:30,533
The target package
has been sent.
575
00:31:30,535 --> 00:31:32,537
[Joubert]
I'm looking at it now.
576
00:31:50,075 --> 00:31:52,077
[cell phone vibrating]
577
00:31:55,761 --> 00:31:57,763
[rock music playing
on earphones]
578
00:31:58,884 --> 00:32:00,886
[panting]
579
00:32:02,087 --> 00:32:03,086
[grunts]
580
00:32:03,088 --> 00:32:04,728
I'm gonna drop you
on your head.
581
00:32:04,730 --> 00:32:06,732
Come here.
582
00:32:07,212 --> 00:32:09,172
[Mae] So how'd it go
with Kathy H?
583
00:32:09,174 --> 00:32:11,176
Yeah, it was good. Maybe.
I don't know.
584
00:32:12,858 --> 00:32:14,057
Thank you.
585
00:32:14,059 --> 00:32:16,179
You're so good with him.
586
00:32:16,181 --> 00:32:18,264
You'd be such a great dad if you
could ever get over your bullshit.
587
00:32:19,425 --> 00:32:21,104
My bullshit?
588
00:32:21,106 --> 00:32:22,506
They've heard worse.
589
00:32:22,508 --> 00:32:24,107
Yeah.
590
00:32:24,109 --> 00:32:26,069
You meet someone,
591
00:32:26,071 --> 00:32:27,991
have an actual relationship.
592
00:32:27,993 --> 00:32:31,195
Hard to do if you can't even tell
someone what you do for a living.
593
00:32:31,197 --> 00:32:33,839
Yeah, that's the bullshit
I'm talking about.
594
00:32:34,800 --> 00:32:36,240
Sammy, guys, bedtime.
595
00:32:36,242 --> 00:32:37,241
[both] Uh-uh.
596
00:32:37,243 --> 00:32:38,762
Let me just finish this level.
597
00:32:38,764 --> 00:32:40,244
[Mae] What did I say?
598
00:32:40,246 --> 00:32:41,765
She is a tyrant.
599
00:32:41,767 --> 00:32:43,527
Yeah. No kidding.
600
00:32:43,529 --> 00:32:45,531
Come on, Jude.
601
00:32:46,772 --> 00:32:50,214
[Mae] You've been working for the
CIA for a long time now, Joe.
602
00:32:50,216 --> 00:32:52,256
How is this still
an issue for you?
603
00:32:52,258 --> 00:32:54,899
I guess it's in
my nature to wanna...
604
00:32:54,901 --> 00:32:56,981
Trust a few people.
605
00:32:56,983 --> 00:32:59,103
You think Sam gets to tell me
what he does every day?
606
00:32:59,105 --> 00:33:00,224
No.
607
00:33:00,226 --> 00:33:02,228
But, at least you know
why he can't.
608
00:33:03,790 --> 00:33:05,590
You know what your problem is?
609
00:33:05,592 --> 00:33:07,271
What, I only have one?
610
00:33:07,273 --> 00:33:09,754
- Well, that's up for debate.
- [chuckles]
611
00:33:09,756 --> 00:33:12,957
Unlike every other guy
in the universe,
612
00:33:12,959 --> 00:33:15,600
you think with your heart,
instead of your dick.
613
00:33:15,602 --> 00:33:17,281
Oh.
614
00:33:17,283 --> 00:33:19,606
You can't start every first
date contemplating marriage.
615
00:33:20,967 --> 00:33:22,969
Get laid. See where it goes.
616
00:33:45,072 --> 00:33:47,074
[indistinct chatter]
617
00:33:57,324 --> 00:33:58,523
[Joubert] Hey, babe,
sorry I'm late.
618
00:33:58,525 --> 00:34:01,286
Whoa. Hey, hey, hey.
Do I know you?
619
00:34:01,288 --> 00:34:03,769
Look, this creep's been
following me for six blocks.
620
00:34:03,771 --> 00:34:05,771
Pretend you're
my boyfriend, okay?
621
00:34:05,773 --> 00:34:07,775
Okay.
622
00:34:11,058 --> 00:34:13,060
Is he there?
623
00:34:13,621 --> 00:34:15,623
No.
624
00:34:16,223 --> 00:34:18,103
No, I think you're good.
625
00:34:18,105 --> 00:34:20,107
Thank you.
626
00:34:20,428 --> 00:34:22,430
Anytime.
627
00:34:53,221 --> 00:34:54,580
Thanks for meeting me, Sam.
628
00:34:54,582 --> 00:34:57,143
What the fuck's
going on, Nathan?
629
00:34:57,145 --> 00:34:59,225
I don't like being
exposed like this.
630
00:34:59,227 --> 00:35:01,229
Gareth has been
doing some trades.
631
00:35:03,471 --> 00:35:05,271
What kind of trades?
632
00:35:05,273 --> 00:35:09,756
He bought stock
in pharmaceutical companies
633
00:35:09,758 --> 00:35:12,520
that manufacture ciprofloxacin.
634
00:35:17,325 --> 00:35:19,365
That greedy motherfucker.
635
00:35:19,367 --> 00:35:21,369
[Nathan] It gets worse.
636
00:35:22,050 --> 00:35:23,610
What?
637
00:35:23,612 --> 00:35:27,774
Your friend, Joe Turner.
He found out about them.
638
00:35:27,776 --> 00:35:31,898
And... You don't like
being exposed?
639
00:35:31,900 --> 00:35:34,941
We're exposed.
640
00:35:34,943 --> 00:35:39,346
- So this guy...
- You know, I thought you were gonna take advantage
641
00:35:39,348 --> 00:35:41,788
of the situation and kiss me.
642
00:35:41,790 --> 00:35:44,513
But you handled yourself
like a perfect gentleman.
643
00:35:47,316 --> 00:35:49,318
Club soda and lime, please.
644
00:35:50,399 --> 00:35:52,401
Can I... Can I buy
you a real drink?
645
00:35:53,122 --> 00:35:55,082
I can't.
646
00:35:55,084 --> 00:35:56,643
Big day at work tomorrow.
647
00:35:56,645 --> 00:35:58,647
I need to keep a clear head.
648
00:35:59,288 --> 00:36:01,768
What are you saying?
649
00:36:01,770 --> 00:36:04,613
I already sent the
assignment to the assets.
650
00:36:10,579 --> 00:36:12,860
You what?
651
00:36:12,862 --> 00:36:16,423
You're mad because you
have a personal connection,
652
00:36:16,425 --> 00:36:21,751
but once you get past that, you'll see
that this is really the only way forward.
653
00:36:22,952 --> 00:36:24,954
[engine starts]
654
00:36:31,881 --> 00:36:33,883
[Joubert moaning]
655
00:36:35,565 --> 00:36:37,204
[grunts]
656
00:36:37,206 --> 00:36:39,208
[breathing heavily]
657
00:36:42,412 --> 00:36:44,414
Water.
658
00:36:57,347 --> 00:36:59,026
[Joe] What's that?
659
00:36:59,028 --> 00:37:01,191
Sorry, I have a nasty habit of
taking my work home with me.
660
00:37:03,073 --> 00:37:05,395
Isn't that usually a sign
of a fulfilling job?
661
00:37:06,916 --> 00:37:08,356
What can I say?
662
00:37:08,358 --> 00:37:10,360
I love what I do.
663
00:37:11,641 --> 00:37:13,803
How about you?
Are you fulfilled?
664
00:37:16,887 --> 00:37:18,889
I don't know.
665
00:37:24,214 --> 00:37:25,734
Your accent,
where's it from?
666
00:37:25,736 --> 00:37:27,415
Cleveland.
667
00:37:27,417 --> 00:37:30,018
Oh.
668
00:37:30,020 --> 00:37:32,903
If you're not gonna talk about
yourself, why should I talk about me?
669
00:37:34,745 --> 00:37:36,464
Come on.
670
00:37:36,466 --> 00:37:40,829
We don't know each other.
You don't even know my name.
671
00:37:40,831 --> 00:37:44,114
How often do you get the chance to
be totally honest with someone?
672
00:37:46,276 --> 00:37:48,278
[Joe] All right.
673
00:37:52,282 --> 00:37:55,324
I have to lie to people about
what I do for a living,
674
00:37:55,326 --> 00:37:59,448
and it makes it hard for me
to get close to anyone.
675
00:37:59,450 --> 00:38:01,452
You carry a lot of guilt.
676
00:38:01,932 --> 00:38:03,934
That's good.
677
00:38:06,177 --> 00:38:08,259
I don't feel guilty
about anything.
678
00:38:11,502 --> 00:38:13,262
It's okay to be happy.
679
00:38:13,264 --> 00:38:15,424
You're young, strong.
680
00:38:15,426 --> 00:38:17,706
You got a long life
ahead of you.
681
00:38:17,708 --> 00:38:19,428
I really like that.
682
00:38:19,430 --> 00:38:21,432
[moaning]
683
00:38:33,965 --> 00:38:35,967
You coming to bed anytime soon?
684
00:38:36,447 --> 00:38:37,687
Ah.
685
00:38:37,689 --> 00:38:39,691
I can't sleep.
686
00:38:40,371 --> 00:38:42,531
[grunting]
687
00:38:42,533 --> 00:38:44,536
You okay?
688
00:38:45,897 --> 00:38:47,657
Sam, hey.
689
00:38:47,659 --> 00:38:49,138
Sam, what's going on?
690
00:38:49,140 --> 00:38:51,661
Nothing, nothing.
691
00:38:51,663 --> 00:38:53,745
[breathing heavily]
692
00:38:55,547 --> 00:38:57,549
I think I'm coming
down with something.
693
00:38:58,510 --> 00:39:00,512
Well, you should
definitely come to bed.
694
00:39:03,395 --> 00:39:05,397
Okay, doc.
695
00:39:12,724 --> 00:39:16,566
We have parent-teacher night
next Thursday for Jude.
696
00:39:16,568 --> 00:39:18,728
I think we should both go
'cause his teacher's a bitch,
697
00:39:18,730 --> 00:39:20,732
and I think I'm gonna lose my
shit if I'm in there by myself.
698
00:39:22,494 --> 00:39:23,733
Hey.
699
00:39:23,735 --> 00:39:25,255
Are you even listening to me?
700
00:39:25,257 --> 00:39:26,616
Huh?
701
00:39:26,618 --> 00:39:28,578
Did you hear
anything I just said?
702
00:39:28,580 --> 00:39:31,381
[exhales deeply] I'm sorry.
703
00:39:31,383 --> 00:39:33,385
I'm sorry, I just...
704
00:39:34,026 --> 00:39:36,028
Got a lot of stuff
on my mind, okay?
705
00:39:37,830 --> 00:39:39,832
Whatever it is,
just let it go.
706
00:39:40,713 --> 00:39:42,715
For once.
707
00:39:47,519 --> 00:39:49,521
Come to bed with me.
708
00:39:51,884 --> 00:39:53,886
[breathing heavily]
709
00:39:56,288 --> 00:39:58,290
I'll be there in
a minute, okay?
710
00:40:02,535 --> 00:40:04,537
[moaning]
711
00:40:11,784 --> 00:40:13,786
[grunting]
712
00:41:02,916 --> 00:41:05,156
[cell phone ringing]
713
00:41:05,158 --> 00:41:06,838
[Bob] Sam?
714
00:41:06,840 --> 00:41:08,720
[Sam] Hi, Bob.
715
00:41:08,722 --> 00:41:10,642
Are you at home?
716
00:41:10,644 --> 00:41:12,646
[Bob] There's too much
going on to be at home.
717
00:41:13,327 --> 00:41:14,726
I'm at Nazari's.
718
00:41:14,728 --> 00:41:17,451
[Sam] I'm gonna head over.
I wanna run something by you.
719
00:41:42,516 --> 00:41:44,518
Hi, Bob.
720
00:41:45,359 --> 00:41:47,361
You seen Nazari's bed?
721
00:41:48,722 --> 00:41:50,724
Yeah.
722
00:41:51,365 --> 00:41:53,886
- Hospital corners.
- Yeah.
723
00:41:53,888 --> 00:41:56,088
What compels a man
about to walk a plague
724
00:41:56,090 --> 00:41:58,372
into a football stadium
to make his bed?
725
00:42:00,134 --> 00:42:02,136
[man speaking
indistinctly over radio]
726
00:42:04,378 --> 00:42:06,380
Well, I guess...
727
00:42:07,982 --> 00:42:13,187
When you're in a combat zone, those
little routines are a big comfort.
728
00:42:14,909 --> 00:42:16,308
Yeah.
729
00:42:16,310 --> 00:42:19,514
I remember combat zones
being less comfortable.
730
00:42:21,316 --> 00:42:23,318
Not much.
731
00:42:27,762 --> 00:42:29,924
Did I ever tell you
I met your father once?
732
00:42:31,166 --> 00:42:33,168
In Nha Trang.
733
00:42:34,129 --> 00:42:36,131
[chuckles]
734
00:42:37,252 --> 00:42:39,532
I guess you saw a lot of shit.
735
00:42:39,534 --> 00:42:42,377
I mean it's a hell of a
sacrifice to make for nothing.
736
00:42:52,948 --> 00:42:56,790
We were born after all the
good wars were already over.
737
00:42:56,792 --> 00:42:58,794
The world has changed.
738
00:43:01,196 --> 00:43:03,636
These people used to
want a seat at the table.
739
00:43:03,638 --> 00:43:05,640
Now they wanna blow
the table up.
740
00:43:06,201 --> 00:43:08,203
How do you...
741
00:43:09,444 --> 00:43:12,087
How do you fight
an enemy like that?
742
00:43:20,576 --> 00:43:22,578
So what did you
wanna talk about?
743
00:43:29,585 --> 00:43:31,705
You're right.
744
00:43:31,707 --> 00:43:34,310
You can't fight an enemy
like that, not like that.
745
00:43:40,796 --> 00:43:42,798
[gunshot]
746
00:43:51,047 --> 00:43:53,049
Hello?
747
00:44:04,901 --> 00:44:06,420
[machinery whirring]
748
00:44:06,422 --> 00:44:08,424
[indistinct chatter]
749
00:44:27,724 --> 00:44:28,883
Hey.
750
00:44:28,885 --> 00:44:30,445
Power's out on the whole block.
751
00:44:30,447 --> 00:44:31,726
Back-up generator's dead.
752
00:44:31,728 --> 00:44:33,730
Huh.
753
00:44:34,971 --> 00:44:36,210
Dr. Lappe...
754
00:44:36,212 --> 00:44:38,052
Did you read my report
about the pharma stock trades?
755
00:44:38,054 --> 00:44:41,258
Yes, I'm sending it up to Langley
as soon as the power comes on.
756
00:44:48,945 --> 00:44:50,947
Morning, Colonel.
757
00:44:52,869 --> 00:44:54,909
- Arms up.
- [electric scanning]
758
00:44:54,911 --> 00:44:56,913
[sighs]
759
00:44:58,355 --> 00:45:00,515
I'm gonna miss my flight.
760
00:45:00,517 --> 00:45:01,957
[Colonel] Turner,
761
00:45:01,959 --> 00:45:04,519
I may not have the most
glamorous job in the world,
762
00:45:04,521 --> 00:45:08,763
but believe it or not,
I derive some satisfaction
763
00:45:08,765 --> 00:45:10,045
in doing it well.
764
00:45:10,047 --> 00:45:12,049
What time are you gonna
pick me up for dinner?
765
00:45:14,091 --> 00:45:16,972
My job is to protect everyone
that works in this building.
766
00:45:16,974 --> 00:45:19,254
You going on the fire escape
for your cigarette breaks
767
00:45:19,256 --> 00:45:23,699
is a breach of security that puts you
and everyone who works here in danger.
768
00:45:23,701 --> 00:45:25,741
I'm giving you
one last warning.
769
00:45:25,743 --> 00:45:27,745
If I catch you again,
I'm writing you up.
770
00:45:28,826 --> 00:45:30,828
There's one T in Turner.
771
00:45:31,989 --> 00:45:33,991
You're an asshole.
772
00:45:38,596 --> 00:45:40,598
Morning.
773
00:45:43,120 --> 00:45:45,122
Morning.
774
00:45:48,806 --> 00:45:50,808
What's wrong?
775
00:45:51,969 --> 00:45:53,329
[knock at door]
776
00:45:53,331 --> 00:45:55,411
- Hey.
- [Harold] Hi.
777
00:45:55,413 --> 00:45:57,413
Soy vanilla latte, right?
778
00:45:57,415 --> 00:45:59,054
Harold, you didn't
have to do that.
779
00:45:59,056 --> 00:46:02,380
I know, but I wanted to, so...
780
00:46:05,823 --> 00:46:08,064
Also, hey, um,
781
00:46:08,066 --> 00:46:10,826
so I was thinking
maybe, maybe...
782
00:46:10,828 --> 00:46:14,112
Um, you and I could
do something some night.
783
00:46:15,073 --> 00:46:16,032
Or something.
784
00:46:16,034 --> 00:46:18,995
Harold, you seem
like a nice guy.
785
00:46:18,997 --> 00:46:20,997
Well.
786
00:46:20,999 --> 00:46:23,519
But you've been chatting me up every
day since you started working here,
787
00:46:23,521 --> 00:46:26,562
and I've been very careful to
give you no indication whatsoever
788
00:46:26,564 --> 00:46:29,846
that I might be at all interested
in seeing you outside the office,
789
00:46:29,848 --> 00:46:33,411
precisely to avoid you asking me out
and having to hurt your feelings.
790
00:46:35,013 --> 00:46:37,015
I know.
791
00:46:37,816 --> 00:46:41,377
I just thought, you know, maybe the
drugs that I put in your coffee might
792
00:46:41,379 --> 00:46:42,899
change your mind.
793
00:46:42,901 --> 00:46:44,903
What?
794
00:46:49,788 --> 00:46:51,790
Bitch.
795
00:46:52,751 --> 00:46:54,753
Sharla called me a hypocrite.
796
00:46:57,276 --> 00:47:00,437
Gave me a guilt trip
about how she'd work too hard
797
00:47:00,439 --> 00:47:04,000
in recovery getting
to know herself to
798
00:47:04,002 --> 00:47:07,406
waste time with someone who couldn't even
admit who they were to their own parents.
799
00:47:11,610 --> 00:47:13,612
[man] Get right in there.
800
00:47:27,787 --> 00:47:30,307
You spent half a decade
behind that desk,
801
00:47:30,309 --> 00:47:32,029
believing that you're
protecting all of us
802
00:47:32,031 --> 00:47:34,712
just in case something
terrible happened.
803
00:47:34,714 --> 00:47:37,116
Your life's purpose was
a pitiful delusion.
804
00:47:38,638 --> 00:47:40,117
[gunshots]
805
00:47:40,119 --> 00:47:42,121
That flew right by my ear.
What the hell?
806
00:47:53,332 --> 00:47:55,092
[woman] Look out!
807
00:47:55,094 --> 00:47:57,096
[screaming]
808
00:47:58,137 --> 00:48:00,139
[grunts]
809
00:48:14,914 --> 00:48:16,916
Go! Get out! Go!
810
00:48:20,320 --> 00:48:22,322
Go, go, go.
811
00:48:24,124 --> 00:48:26,126
[panting]
812
00:48:31,331 --> 00:48:33,333
Go, go, go, go, go, go.
813
00:48:34,654 --> 00:48:36,656
- No, no, no.
- [screams]
814
00:48:37,858 --> 00:48:39,860
Oh, Jesus.
815
00:48:45,185 --> 00:48:47,187
[grunts]
816
00:48:48,348 --> 00:48:50,350
[grunts]
817
00:48:52,753 --> 00:48:55,193
[panting]
818
00:48:55,195 --> 00:48:57,197
[Joubert]
He's in the basement.
819
00:49:05,926 --> 00:49:07,928
[panting]
820
00:50:14,796 --> 00:50:16,798
[cell phone ringing]
821
00:50:18,320 --> 00:50:19,999
[cell phone beeps]
822
00:50:20,001 --> 00:50:22,602
[ambassador] Hey, it's me.
I'm in Saudi.
823
00:50:22,604 --> 00:50:25,086
Package has landed.
I'll await the courier.
824
00:51:00,643 --> 00:51:02,645
[announcer] Pentagon.
825
00:51:24,467 --> 00:51:26,469
[breathing heavily]
826
00:51:26,471 --> 00:51:30,541
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827
00:51:32,155 --> 00:51:34,157
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00:51:35,305 --> 00:51:41,916
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