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You know what's going on here ?
About my father raping secretaries ?

Yes.

I want you to find out if there are
any more women that he's raped,

in the firm, in the world. I wanna know
everything so don't bury it.

I heard they fire half of us
in the first month.

Yeah, I heard that too.

We should stick together.

- I'm Lili.
- Maia.

They're calling it
the Great Chicago Flood.

Eight inches of rain in the next
forty-eight hours

will mean this is
the wettest May ever.

And with a cold snap on the horizon,

we could see a sudden drop
in temperatures...

Look, there was a large puddle in
front of the store with bad drainage.

It was their fault.

Are you paying attention ? Why are you
asking me to repeat this again ?

Because I'm taking careful notes,
Brian,

that's what we do here
at Consult a Lawyer.

Listen to me, it's their fault.

Say that again so I can
take my careful notes.

Maia, I have a very important
legal emergency on line three.

- I got two pickles today, want one ?
- Is it sweet ?

- Nope.
- Thank you.

Did you see the new guy in cubicle
784 ? He's from our old job.

You're kidding !
From Lockhart-Deckler ?

Yeah. Roger, he got fired
four months ago,

said there were only two people
left from our class.

They should have T-shirts
made up for us.

Yeah. Well, they'll die of heart
attacks and we'll live forever.

- I'm sorry, Brian, you were saying ?
- Listen to me.

Your commercial led me
to believe that you cared.

I'm telling you, it's their fault.
Are you listening ?

Oh my God.

- Put that down, let's go.
- Excuse me ?

Put down the headset, come on.
This place gives me the creeps.

- What do you want, Blum ?
- I want you to come with me.

Did I not make that clear ?
I got a job.

- You got me fired.
- Yes.

And that was five weeks ago,
now I wanna give you a job, keep up.

- What job ?
- What's it matter ?

Exactly. My job is not
in this shithole.

I'm counting to three.

- I'll take it.
- I'll take it.

No, I'm here now. Yes. Yes.

Wow, hail. Next it'll be frogs.

No, I think this is right. Okay.
I'll call you back.

Okay. That was Neil,
we have agreed on a plan,

we wanna keep working
with your firm.

Good. We want that too.

You're not the biggest in Chicago,
but we appreciate your diversity.

Unfortunately, we are living
in a "Me too" world

and ChumHum has zero tolerance
for sexual coercion these days.

My father died two years ago,
Miss Lamore,

and we have addressed
that issue with his victims.

Yes, but you're planning on going
public with these offenses.

- And your bad PR will be ours.
- So what do you want us to do ?

We want the firm to finance
an investigation

on how it handled these incidents.

This is Brenda DeCarlo.

She's a lawyer specializing
in issues of sexual impropriety.

She investigated the Olympic
track abuse last year.

Hello.

We want her to have
unfettered access to your firm.

We need to make sure there are
no remaining cultural issues.

What do you mean cultural issues ?

An environment that encourages
the culture of fear, entitlement,

and lack of accountability.

I'm sorry, I know that's not funny.
I have PBA,

pseudobulbar affect,
these are cards explaining it.

Thank you. Is this investigation
really necessary ?

When you go public, we wanna point
to a record

giving you a clean bill of health.

So yes, if you wanna keep us
as a client, it is necessary.

No one's condemning anyone.
We just wanna get a read

on the culture here at
Reddick, Boseman and Lockhart.

And Miss DeCarlo here will be pulling
you all aside, ask some questions,

just getting a sense
of how we operate.

You be as candid with her
as you would be with us.

More, actually.

So, I wanna say thank you to you for
the best year this law firm has had.

More clients, more billable hours,

and that is because of each and
every one of you all. Thank you.

- So what do you think ?
- God, she's a nut.

But what can we do ? We've got a gun
to our head, you know ?

Wait, Liz.

- What's that ?
- It's an emergency.

- What's the emergency ?
- I don't know.

- Wait, are you going ?
- Yes. Are you ?

No. I'm done.

Be careful.

- No.
- What do you mean no ?

You know, I thought you were
pulling me out of hell,

but I think you're just
dragging me deeper.

Look, I'm months behind on billing,

there are counsel fee awards
I haven't collected.

- You don't need an attorney for that.
- I need someone I can trust.

Someone competent.
Annunciata.

I don't wanna be
your office manager.

Or someone relegated
to bill collecting.

Oh, I don't want that either.

You know, I got Spencer Marsh
coming in tomorrow.

- The CEO ?
- Yup.

Oh, he thinks your father
was a great man.

Ah, my father.
See, that's why you want me.

No, it's because of your sunny
disposition.

Of course that's why I want you !

What, would you rather be
liked or needed ?

And if you don't say needed,
I'm kicking you right out of here.

Okay. Here's what we need to do.

You need a real office in a real
building in the loop.

I mean, Spencer, he won't even
enter a room like this.

- Okay. How much ?
- What it costs ?

I'll work with an initial budget
of 55,000 a month

to get your office up and running.

Oh, no. No. No. No.
Way too much.

It's what a real office costs,
you know.

I saw what you charged Avery Ward,
you can afford it.

Well, you have an evil
look in your eye.

That's what I look like these days.

Forty-five thousand a month,
that's your budget.

Fifty.

Thank you for calling Consult a Lawyer,
this is Lili.

Please tell me a little
about your issue.

- Lili, shut up, it's Maia.
- Maia, what are you doing ?

Opening an office.
I need you to quit.

- Quit what ?
- Your job.

Join me at the new firm I'm forming.

I'll pay double.

I have another pickle for my sandwich.
Do you want me to bring it ?

Sure.

Diane.

- Where's Liz ?
- She's not coming.

Why ?

- She's done.
- Do you think it's her ?

- No. Her profile came up clean.
- That doesn't mean anything.

- We don't know what she could do or...
- What are you talking about ?

"Watch out for traitors. There are
people who want to stop us."

- Who's that from ?
- Valerie.

We asked her how the hack got
stopped, that's what she wrote back.

"This is my suggestion, we need
to revert to fuller measures."

"That's the only way to educate
the White House."

What does that mean ?
Fuller measures ?

"I would suggest our first target.
Michael Tyrek. He is the designer"

"of the border strategy,
and he's currently responsible"

for the death of three children in
El Paso cages. He must be stopped."

I'm sorry, but what,
what are fuller measures ?

- Swatting him.
- Calling 911...

Telling them that there's a masked
intruder in Michael Tyrek's house.

Oh, my God.

Giving him some of what he gave
those kids at the border.

Three children died, one from
dehydration, some from neglect.

That doesn't mean it's right.
I mean, swatting ?

- Why doesn't it ?
- Because he could get killed.

Like he killed those kids ?

Look, I'm not defending Tyrek, but
these tactics are seriously wrong.

Not according to Valerie.

Okay. That is not a text
from Valerie.

What do you mean ?

Valerie is not who she said she was.

She is a con woman who started
this resistance

so she could take our money.

She is currently in Rikers.
And I have to admit,

I made up her first text

because I thought this group
was doing good work.

- And I didn't want us to disband.
- I'm sorry, what ?

I pretended that Valerie was real
so we could continue the resistance.

Then why do I have a text from her ?

Because it's not a text from her.
You made that up.

I had my investigator
check on that number.

It is your number
and you sent it to yourself.

Was that true ?

Hey, hey. Can I interrupt for a sec ?

Valerie warned us that someone
would try to break us up.

And that's what she's doing.
She's saying exactly the things

to get us to distrust ourselves.

I agree. We're not the enemies here.
The enemy is Michael Tyrek.

Diane, at the very minimum, what
you're admitting is that you lied.

- Why do we trust you now ?
- If I have evidence ?

If you have evidence, let's see it.

Fine.

Hey. Jay, do you still have that
material on Valerie Underwood ?

The con woman in Rikers ? Yes.

- Can you get me the research on her ?
- Sure. I'll put it on your desk.

Good. And if you have a mug shot,
that would be helpful.

Yeah. No problem.

Today is about transparency
and honesty in a safe space.

I just want you to know none of what
we say here is gonna go any further.

This is just for my edification.

All right ?
So, let's do our first question.

Do any of you have any knowledge
of other employees

who were subject to sexual coercion
by Carl Reddick or any coworker ?

Okay. This is a bit broader question.

Now, have any of you been harassed
by anyone at this firm ?

- Well, are we only talking sex ?
- Not necessarily. Why ?

I mean, it's not sexual, but this firm
definitely has a lot of racial issues.

Come on. Are you kidding me ?

No, I'm not. What would
you describe it as ?

Okay. I don't think that's
what the report is about.

So you want us to just shut up,
isn't that part of the problem ?

Let's go back. What are the racial
issues you're talking about ?

You were paid. All of you
associates got money.

- Because they're trying to pay us off.
- The partners want us to shut up.

That was the agreement.

- Okay. So, why were you paid ?
- We were paid one-time bonuses.

- To shut us up.
- Okay. So, let's talk about that.

Wow. I like the smell.

I do, too.

If you like it, I'd snap it up.
I have a startup circling.

Does it come with the furniture ?

It can. I'll need a six-month
commitment.

- Well, when can we move in ?
- When you sign the papers.

You could be in today.

- How tall are you ?
- Me ? Six foot.

You should be my secretary.
I need a secretary.

- Let me think about it.
- Can I feel your arm ?

Yes.

I want this place.

Okay. Okay. We want it.

Look ! As a man, I acknowledge
that sexual harassment is a problem.

Oh, thank you. As a man, we
appreciate you recognizing that.

- Oh my God. I'm on your side here.
- Really ? You're on our side ?

You're against rape ? Wow. Thank you.
I mean, I appreciate it.

I'm just saying there are
other problems here, too.

And what are they ?

First, men weren't even considered
to head up matrimonial affairs.

Uh, hold on. You're attacking
my department now ?

We have two female named partners
who are biased against men.

Please, educate us about the perils
of the working men. We're all ears.

You're in no place to criticize,
you're basically stealing Jay's job.

- What ? I'm not stealing his job.
- That's what I'm talking about.

- Women have an inside track here.
- No, no. That is not a gender thing.

- That is a race thing.
- What about class disparity ?

That's right. This place is
divided along racial lines.

No, it isn't. The mail room didn't
see a cent of the bonuses you all got.

- Yeah. But that's because of race.
- No.

You don't even know
my name, do you ?

What does that have
to do with this ?

When you need our support,
it's black power.

But when we need your support,
you don't even see us.

That is absolute truth. Don't even
debate about that, sister.

- You got a minute ?
- Sure.

This investigator is supposed
to interview us all tomorrow.

Okay. So, just be honest.
You'll be fine.

One of her questions was do you
have knowledge of other victims

of Mister Reddick's coercion ?

Well, that makes sense.

That folder I gave you, the
investigation into the other women.

I know. I still haven't read it.

I will.

- In the meantime...
- Nothing to Brenda ?

- For now.
- Okay.

Marissa. Are there any other
copies of that report ?

No. My notes, but that's it.

Okay. Good. We'll talk
tomorrow. Thanks.

- Liz ?
- Yeah.

The investigator
has a question for us.

Just a quick question. I think
it's best to address this together.

- Please. Hi.
- Hi.

- Is it going well downstairs ?
- It's going fascinating.

Well, that's not the word
I was expecting.

So, as part of my investigation,
I peruse company emails.

And it's come to my attention that...

I would like to ask you about
two specific communications.

They were sent between you two.

And they reference an inappropriate
relationship

that it's best
no one know about.

Simple question, what's the
relationship you're referencing ?

And a year ago, you say, right there,

"It's over. It was a one-time thing.
No one needs to know."

- It's about Carl, clearly.
- Yeah.

Right, except it was sent three months
after Mister Reddick's death.

And eight months before,
Miss Reddick,

you were told about
your father's inappropriate actions.

You know what ? I think this was
about a relationship

between two peers here at the firm.

Good. Which two peers ?

We've agreed to not divulge
their names.

I won't divulge their names either.

I just need to know that it was
consensual between two peers.

It was consensual.

It was between you two. Okay.

It was a moment of weakness.

It was a one-time thing.

I was recuperating from
a gunshot injury. Liz was there.

Yeah. But as I said,
it was consensual

and we are both name partners
at the firm.

So, we would like to avoid
any embarrassment

by not including it in the report.

Agreed. It doesn't fall
under my original purview.

Good. Thank you.

But you both testified in court

that there was no sexual contact
between you.

So that's... perjury.

Is perjury a part
of your mission ?

No. Not originally.

So, then there's no need
to pursue it.

Thank you.

Fuck.

THE GOOD FIGHT
Season 3, episode 9

Welcome to your office.

- I'll show you around.
- How much is it ?

Doesn't matter, I already
committed you to six months.

I got to spend six months in here ?

You don't have to spend six minutes
in here, Roland.

- But this is your law firm now.
- Who is she ?

Your head of litigation.

Am I committed to her
for six months, too ?

Yeah, you are. Now, this is
your office, okay ?

- That's mine, and that's Lili's.
- Who's Lili ?

- I am.
- Who goes into those offices ?

I don't know, that's up to you.
Your entourage.

As long as they don't come out
when clients are here.

Okay. I don't like the smell.

I don't like the decor, the view,
whatever the fuck that is.

- It's called a desk.
- What's on the desk ?

- The blotter ?
- Look...

Clients come to me because I keep it
personal, you know, unorthodox.

When one of them comes in here,
they will think I've gone corporate.

Roland, I've looked over your billing.
When was the last time you did ?

Is that a trick question ?

You've lost 800,000 dollars
to your entourage, do you know that ?

They've stolen it from you. You've lost
five clients in the last eight months

because they can't get hold of you.

Now, that is one point three million
in yearly billing down the drain

because you can't pick up
the fucking phone.

- Don't try and change me.
- I'm not.

I will pick up the phone for you.

I will meet with clients here
when you don't.

You can fuck and shoot up
to your heart's content,

but, you know, to do it right,
you need money.

This is where you'll make that money.

And I don't have to set foot
in here ?

No. This is where you'll set foot.

- You understand me.
- No. But I understand money.

- So, you are the managing partner.
- I am.

Have you noticed the desks on the
twenty-second floor are segregated ?

African-Americans are all
in the northeast bullpen,

and the Caucasians
are in the northwest bullpen.

- No. Wait, what ?
- The workplace is segregated.

We don't segregate.

This is a map of how the associates
and the paralegals are arranged.

Yeah. But we don't do that.
We work on a hot desk system.

The employee chooses
their own desk.

Then they're choosing segregation.

But that's not us, that's the employee
choosing where they want to sit.

I have individually interviewed
all of the associates

and many worry that you
pushed for Marissa Gold's promotion

because you're sleeping with her.

- Are you okay ?
- Yes.

No. Wait, wait.

People think I'm sleeping
with Marissa Gold ?

- Yes.
- I'm not.

On five occasions you and Miss Gold
left the firm together midday

and shared a cab.

But that's... Wait,
how did you know that ?

Your company credit card.

And Miss Gold's offsite contact numbers
were the same as yours.

Oh, God.

Okay. Okay. Look...

Marissa was helping me to prepare
for... an offsite job interview.

- On five occasions ?
- Yes.

Look, I haven't told
the other partners yet

and I would ask
that you keep it private.

But... I'm gonna be a federal judge.

Hello, Blum, Rindell and
Associates, how may I help you ?

Let me connect you.

Push that one.

Do you know what this is ?
Looks important.

- It is. Where was it ?
- On the floor.

Oh, good.

We're ready to fuck them up,
Spencer.

Then why haven't I been able
to get you on the phone ?

Because I'm an asshole.

And that's why he has me.
He's a fuck-up, I'm the killer.

You're really a Rindell.

Raised at his knee.
Tell me everything he knows.

Don't be misled by her appearance,
she's a Venus flytrap.

Prosecutors think she's a pushover,
then...

Okay. To be honest I thought
I'd take my business elsewhere,

but you guys do to my enemies what your
father did, and I'll make you rich.

Well, that's how we get off,
the tears of our opponents.

This was delivered for Blum.

What the hell ?

They're just fucking with me,
that's all. It's Reddick-Boseman.

They're an old firm dying out.

We're a new firm. It's just jealousy.

They're getting you disbarred
for suborning perjury.

No. They're trying
to get me disbarred,

but you can't testify against me
and they don't have anything else.

Blum, this is a subpoena. Okay ?
It could be the end of this firm.

- So stop it.
- How do I do that ?

Well, you know your firm.
Help me fight them.

You know, they have a problem
with their founder, Reddick.

- He was raping secretaries.
- Will you stop making shit up ?

I'm not making it up.

You're already in enough trouble
as it is, okay ? Suborning perjury.

- Don't compound it.
- Oh, my God.

More sinned against than sinning.
Find out for yourself.

Carl Reddick, civil rights icon,
was raping his secretaries.

That's why Reddick Boseman is coming
after me because I found out.

Two young Guatemalan children died
yesterday in border patrol custody,

causing protests in Washington.

Senior White House consultant
Michael Tyreck,

the mastermind behind the new familial
self-estrangement border policy,

has continually reiterated that
they do not separate families,

insisting that the parents can choose
to keep their child with them

in detention or release them
to a government facility.

Do I find the loss of life at the
border regrettable ? Of course I do.

But we did not put those
children there, their parents did.

And we will not take the blame
for those children's deaths.

I know what you're thinking.
This is evil, right ?

Harming kids is evil, especially
when they're as cute as that.

This isn't about cuteness.
It's about an evil policy.

But if you agreed with the policy,
it wouldn't be evil ?

No. If this were about
killing children,

it wouldn't matter whether
I agreed with the policy.

- Okay. Let's talk about abortion.
- I knew you were gonna go there.

Because it's the obvious
place to go.

In your mind, a woman's right to choose
trumps the right of the unborn.

In my mind, the integrity
of our borders trumps the lives...

You would prefer to talk
about the unborn

because you don't wanna talk about
these two Guatemalan children.

So when do you start caring ?
When the child looks like this ?

You're confusing matters. You don't
care about these children on the border

because they don't look like you.

They're not white.
You can't empathize with them

or their parent,
and that allows you to do evil.

Yes. And by that logic, you can't
empathize with the unborn,

because they don't look like you.
And that allows you to do evil.

You okay ?

Yeah. It's just... It's the news.

Oh, God, I know.
It's awful these days.

Is the book club on it ?

- Yeah.
- Good.

I might be done with them, but
I'm glad they're out there fighting.

I've come around to why you lied.

I have decided not to disclose
what was in your investigation.

These six other women
haven't asked to come forward,

and I think we should respect
their privacy.

- I could talk to them.
- No. Let's just let it go.

None of them were in the law firm, so
I don't want it to become our business.

- Okay.
- Thank you.

I can't promise they won't
come out on their own.

I know. And we will deal with it
when and if it happens.

Maia Rindell
Gold, it's Old Fashioned time

- Gold !
- Friend !

What a good call. I was in such
a bad mood today.

I have been a bad friend.
I was going through a terrible time.

- Now you're not ?
- No. No. I'm starting a firm.

What ? Oh, my God !
Congratulations !

You're such a fucking star !
Oh, old-fashioneds ?

Two each.

- To your new firm.
- Thank you.

Oh, so good.

- So, where is your office ?
- It's on Marble.

In the Loop ?
How can you afford that ?

- I have a benefactor.
- Well, to benefactors.

I'll take that.

Okay, so wait.
Why were you so unhappy today ?

No reason. I don't like when people
pretend to come clean

and then just shove
their secrets deeper.

- You sound like you're coming out.
- Yeah, wouldn't that be nice ?

I could really try to be gay, but I
think I would just laugh too much.

No, I think you'd be great.
I could see that.

No. No. I...

I like fucking, but I don't like
fucking up friendships.

Same here.

It's why our generation
doesn't fuck as much.

- We're too adult.
- Yeah.

Yeah, we take ourselves to the
edge and then we just back up.

You know what someone
said to me today ?

They said that Carl Reddick
raped his secretary.

I told them they're full of shit.

What, they're not full of shit ?

I can't answer that.

Oh, my God. I said it
couldn't be true.

- Who told you ?
- Someone I know.

- That's terrible.
- Yeah.

You remember him at the firm.

He was like a statue come to life,
like Martin Luther King.

I know. When was this ?

The last ten years.

How many ?

His secretary, the stenographer
at work,

and some others outside of work.

I can't believe this.
I can't believe this.

It's why we're being investigated.
It's why I'm in a bad mood,

because they wanna bury
even more of these rapes.

Wait, stop, no, we shouldn't
talk about this anymore.

Why ?

I called you because I really
wanted to see you, Marissa.

Because I was happy, okay ? Not
because I wanted to know anything.

Okay. I don't understand.

- I have to go.
- Why ?

Because everything that we talk about
from now on, you're gonna blame me for.

- Why would I do that ?
- Because I'm not at your firm.

Right, but why does that matter ?

You're gonna hate me. Just remember,
this has nothing to do with us, okay ?

I love you.

I wish everything was different.

What ?

What's wrong, Maia ?

I know something that will help us.

Well, then, that's good. Isn't it ?

A friend will interpret
it as betrayal.

Well... Is it betrayal ?

I don't know.

I've lost track these days.

Then tell me.

ROLAND BLUM DID NOTHING WRONG

It is the policy of ACDB Commission

that disciplinary and unauthorized
practice of law matters

be handled expeditiously with due
regard for the right of the respondent

to have adequate time
to prepare his defense.

Mister Roland Blum,
have you had adequate time ?

No. But I don't wanna delay justice.
And I have confidence in this board

to tell my accusers to crawl back under
the rock from whence they came.

Mister Cain ? You brought these
charges of suborning perjury ?

Yes, Officer Kreutzer.
Because we were serving as co-council,

we have actual knowledge
of Mister Blum putting his dietitian

on the witness stand and representing
him to the court in sworn testimony

as a former
insurance company executive.

Mister Blum, how do you respond
to the allegations ?

"By treason's tooth bare-gnawn
and canker-bit."

"Yet I am as noble as the adversary
I come to cope withal."

It would be helpful if your responses
were more on point.

What I find particularly
galling is that Julius Cain,

whom I put on my shoulders

and hoisted up to the federal
circuit court bench, sits schtum,

while I'm flayed open by his erstwhile
partners with false allegations.

Why would Reddick-Boseman
be making false allegations ?

To impede a lawsuit
they know is coming.

I represent two women, Lydia Johnson
and Sheila Freeman,

both of whom have suffered sexual
trauma at the hands of Carl Reddick.

Both of whom have had that trauma
indelibly etched on their psyches.

Do you have supporting affidavits ?

With my reputation on the line,
you think I'd come without them ?

I can't believe he's filing
false witness charge

with two false witnesses.

Are they ? False ?

- What do you mean ?
- Liz !

No.

I had Marissa investigate when
I found out about Cynthia.

- And she gave me a list of names.
- So they're real.

Yeah.

- Marissa.
- I'm sorry. I...

Marissa Gold
Decline Answer

Hi.

- You're with Blum ?
- Yes.

- You fucked me over ?
- Not intent...

- Oh, my God. I can't believe it.
- It is not what it seems.

It is. It always is.

How long have you been
sitting on this ?

- On what ?
- Are you kidding me ?

Campaigning to be a federal judge.

Look, I didn't think it was serious at
first then it got serious very quickly.

I didn't want you to think
that I had a split agenda here.

- But you did !
- No !

I didn't do anything that would
undercut my work here.

Except everything.

I am just as harassed for being
white as you are for being black.

Yeah, you are just as harassed by being
put on all those ChumHum cases.

What a terrible burden
you have to endure, Lance.

See, she's always making
fun of my name.

- Oh, the horror. The horror.
- It's your name, Lance.

- What do you want me to call you ?
- We all just need to cool it, okay ?

Everybody here is harassed
in some way.

I'm sorry. In what way are
you being harassed, Marcie ?

Cultural appropriation. That one time
you wore chopsticks in your hair.

- I'm not Chinese, but Michelle is.
- Okay. I'm working in a crazy land.

I'm just saying we all have
to stick to our lanes.

What's wrong ?

Brenda implemented a new seating
plan to replace the hot desk system.

Oh, yes. She told me.

She believed everyone was separating
into racial cliques

and she wanted to assign seats,
I said yes.

It's a disaster.

I think we need to talk about Brenda.
I think she's undermining us.

Okay, look, the associates
are professional.

They can live through this
for one more day...

What's that about ?

She's suggesting we integrate the mail
room by hiring three white workers.

But that would mean letting go of three
African-American workers.

We're not doing that.

She said it's essential for
a clean report to ChumHum.

Well then, we're gonna get a dirty
report because that is insane.

And what about Blum ?

All right. We need to come clean.

We tell the court everything.
We tell Brenda everything.

This is what we should've done
three months ago, you guys.

That's how we get Chumhum
and Blum off our backs.

I agree.

We've read your supporting papers,
and we understand your defense.

Good. Then, you see I'm innocent.

We've also been given a preliminary
report by Reddick-Boseman-Lockhart.

It divulges all the details of their
co-founder's sexual indiscretions.

In the opinion of this panel,
the motive you ascribed

to Reddick-Boseman doesn't hold up.
They have no secret to hide.

So, the allegations against you
remain credible.

And we'll be deciding on your
disbarment presently.

Wait, wait. There is a...
There is one more thing.

I have a...

I have a witness, a key witness,
a witness who will speak

to Reddick-Boseman's culpability
in these charges against me.

- Give it up, Roland.
- You would love that, wouldn't you ?

Yeah. Well, I'm driven by a deeper
passion, the truth.

And the truth is that their firm

is subject to the Himmel Doctrine.

How is that relevant here ?

It states that if an attorney
has reason to suspect misconduct

on the part of another attorney,

said attorney has
an affirmative duty to report it.

Failure to do so is punishable
by suspension or disbarment.

Are you saying we were somehow in
violation of the Himmel Doctrine ?

Oh, not somehow.
There's a witness who'll testify

that if perjury was in fact committed,

it was known to your firm
and their lawyers.

All right. Make this witness
available and we'll hear from him.

Not him. Her.

What is it ? Is it Trump ?

In what appears to be
a prank gone wrong,

several police units were dispatched
to the Virginia home of Michael Tyrek.

After a 911 call reporting a hostage
situation involving young children,

SWAT teams arrived at the Tyrek home
and shot one armed adult male.

It's been confirmed that the fatality

was senior White House consultant
Michael Tyrek.

- What do I do ?
- Are you sure it was them ?

They were talking about swatting him.
I could've stopped them but I...

Oh my God. I didn't. I think I must
secretly have wanted it to happen.

- But you didn't want him dead.
- They didn't either.

Do you think they'll do this again ?

- Diane, you have to report them.
- No !

- What if someone else dies ?
- Liz, we are tied to them.

Do you understand ? No one will believe
that we're innocent of this.

Then you need to show them that
it was all a lie. Valerie, everything.

We're deciding what next.

We're wondering if we should go
after his Chief of Staff.

No. Absolutely not.
You cannot do this.

Did you see the news ?
They're taking it seriously.

They're taking killing a man
seriously, not the cause.

Yes, they are. Did you watch MSNBC ?

It's about killing begetting killing.

It's exactly the point
we wanted to make.

Stop it. Everyone. Stop it.
This is a lie.

Here. Valerie brought us together
to steal our money. There is proof.

She is a liar. She is a swindler.

It doesn't matter, Diane.
We're way past that.

We're past polls.
We're past favorability ratings,

and precincts, and voting machines.

They're conducting war against us,
against their citizens.

- These are the rules of warfare.
- This is not warfare.

You two have never been 100%
committed, not even from the beginning.

We know about your husband working
in the V.A. We know who you are.

We're not gonna let you
get anybody else killed.

It's not up to you.

We'll see.

You two are just as culpable.

I need you to testify.

- No.
- You will be testifying to the truth.

No. The truth is
you suborned perjury.

I tried to stop you, and Boseman
tried to stop you.

That's not the truth.
Maia, listen to me !

The truth is
what you make it.

You build the facts into the truth
that serves your purpose.

If it stops serving you purpose,
you rebuild it into something else.

That's what keeps you from being
a slave to how people define you.

That's how you become your
own person, you define what truth is !

Now this committee is gonna disbar me
unless Reddick-Boseman backs off.

The truth is my fate

and the fate of this firm
is in your hands.

- Where are you going ?
- Home.

I need you in the committee
tomorrow at noon.

So...

Are we gonna talk about it ?

Adrian, we have so many things
that we could talk about.

I have no idea where
to even start.

- Us.
- What part of us ?

As I remember, we told each other
that it was a mistake

and that it would never happen again.

And that mistake is about
to appear in the report

handed over to Chumhum
and all the partners.

- We don't know that.
- The investigator is thorough.

We know that we just talked
about coming clean.

I just want this small portion
of my life not to be public, okay ?

- Just this much.
- Okay.

Liz !

- You regret it ?
- What ?

Fucking.

What do you wanna hear ?

- Oh, Jesus. Forget it.
- I'm serious.

- What do you wanna hear ?
- I said forget it, Liz.

Okay.

No, I don't regret it.

Me neither.

But it was once. Just once.

Yeah.

- Night, Liz.
- Night.

Okay. Thank you
for your honesty,

especially about these additional
sexual indiscretions of Mr. Reddick's.

Anything you'd like to add, Brenda ?

The firm is dysfunctional, but
it's not about the sexual issues.

It's struggling with its recent
growth spurt,

but I put some plans together
to correct that.

And Mister Reddick's actions ?

They are regrettable.

And I think it'll cause a loss
of faith in the firm for a while,

but that hopefully is temporary.

Thank you.

And thank you all. We've enjoyed
working with you.

Mister Gross wishes you the best.

- That's it ? We're done ?
- I'm afraid so.

God.

The report didn't matter.
They decided already.

- Where are you going ?
- Out in the sunshine.

All our problems will be here
when I get back.

Has your witness arrived,
Mister Blum ?

She seems to be running
a bit late, but she'll be here.

- This is a delaying tactic.
- You wish.

The panel has reached
a determination.

If you have further evidence,
we'll hear it in appeal.

Mister Blum, suborning perjury
is a serious offense.

Mister Arthur Garber never worked
in the insurance business.

Well, then he fooled me as well.
I am shocked.

We're recommending the censure
of Reddick-Boseman

for their failure to report this
misconduct in a timely manner.

It wasn't intentional,
Mister Kreutzer.

- Oh, you're full of shit.
- Hold on, Blum.

We're also recommending
that you be disbarred.

What the fuck ?

And this concludes the business
before this panel.

Thank you all for your time.

Well, you think this is the end
of Roland Blum ?

Do you think I'm just gonna
live a life

of quiet contemplation
and flannel shirts ?

Yeah, you, you enjoy your winning
moments of power and prosperity !

You smug, half-smart
hall monitors !

Roland Blum will rise up
like Lazarus.

Drive you all in the fucking sea.

In about an hour,
the sunlight's gonna fade.

And you and me,
we'll divvy up the wine,

like everything else here,

yours and mine.

Diane.

What do you want ?

Don't.

Don't what ?

We know where you live, where you
work, where your husband works.

You make one call, tell one person,
we're coming for you.

So this is how we fight Trump ?

No, this is how we fight Trump.

You gave up a long time ago.

We'll be watching.

THE GOOD FIGHT SHORT

Elvis sings, Miley twerks,
ain't it great how culture works ?

You can borrow things
that don't belong to you.

She borrowed in the end,
she's not even Indian.

Someone got a new tribal tattoo.

When white college kids wear dreads,
fans put feathers on their heads,

do they celebrate,
appropriate the line ?

Touchy, tangled mysteries,
context trace of history,

Everybody draws a different line.

So, here's a list of times
when blackface is acceptable.

There are zero times
when blackface is acceptable.

You won't always get it right,
even if you're straight and white.

Just a step out of your lane
is not a crime.

Try a new perspective.
You see, everything's subjective.

And you don't have
to be talking all the time.

No, you don't have to be talking
all the time.

End of episode 9, season 3