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Would you like to inspect the original subtitles? These are the user uploaded subtitles that are being translated: 1 00:01:15,920 --> 00:01:17,820 He's in the other room. 2 00:01:25,763 --> 00:01:28,425 - Are you Thomas Gates? - Yes. 3 00:01:29,467 --> 00:01:32,300 We got something that we'd like you to take a look at. 4 00:01:32,637 --> 00:01:35,663 I hear you're quite good with puzzles and riddles. 5 00:01:36,274 --> 00:01:40,540 - It's a coded message. - It's a Playfair cipher. 6 00:01:41,779 --> 00:01:44,543 - Playfair cipher? - Can you decode it? 7 00:01:44,615 --> 00:01:47,106 Cipher's impossible to decode without the key. 8 00:01:47,184 --> 00:01:51,348 - What do you mean by "a key"? - A keyword or phrase. 9 00:01:51,422 --> 00:01:54,789 I believe what you need is right there. 10 00:01:54,859 --> 00:01:56,850 It'll take some time. 11 00:01:58,896 --> 00:02:02,923 Go on. I'll take your diary. I'll meet up with you later. 12 00:02:07,305 --> 00:02:10,035 Whoa. 13 00:02:25,389 --> 00:02:28,620 ...calculate the distance and you're sure to hit the mark 14 00:02:28,693 --> 00:02:30,957 in about most things as well as shootin'. 15 00:02:33,397 --> 00:02:37,834 ...ready to pour out all over you like apple sass over roast pork. 16 00:02:43,174 --> 00:02:46,143 I'll take care not to give up my hold on poor De Boots 17 00:02:46,310 --> 00:02:48,778 till I am quite sure of the American. 18 00:02:48,846 --> 00:02:53,613 Ah, that's my own girl. 19 00:02:53,684 --> 00:02:55,584 Augusta, dear, to your room. 20 00:02:59,190 --> 00:03:04,025 ...to turn you inside out, old gal, you sockdologizing old man-trap. 21 00:03:12,403 --> 00:03:15,702 Sic semper tyrannis! 22 00:03:32,189 --> 00:03:33,884 Temples. 23 00:03:35,559 --> 00:03:36,753 Gold. 24 00:03:36,927 --> 00:03:40,294 C�bola? This is a treasure map. 25 00:03:42,099 --> 00:03:46,126 KGC? You're Knights of the Golden Circle. You're a traitor. 26 00:03:46,203 --> 00:03:48,228 You're all traitors. 27 00:03:50,174 --> 00:03:54,008 - President Lincoln's been shot! - Everybody, out! All of you! 28 00:03:54,078 --> 00:03:56,012 Killer's on the loose! 29 00:03:58,516 --> 00:04:02,509 I'd much appreciate it if you'd finish deciphering that code now. 30 00:04:08,159 --> 00:04:10,457 - Dad! - The war is over. 31 00:04:12,596 --> 00:04:13,824 No! 32 00:04:17,935 --> 00:04:20,699 - No! - No! 33 00:04:26,043 --> 00:04:27,772 You're wrong about that. 34 00:04:29,180 --> 00:04:31,478 The war has only just begun! 35 00:04:36,754 --> 00:04:39,655 Charles. The debt that all men... men pay. 36 00:04:39,723 --> 00:04:42,521 The debt that all men p... 37 00:04:44,361 --> 00:04:45,885 Dad! No, please! 38 00:04:51,569 --> 00:04:54,231 Come back. It's not fair. 39 00:04:55,306 --> 00:04:57,501 Help! Somebody help, please! 40 00:04:59,510 --> 00:05:01,000 So recapping: 41 00:05:01,078 --> 00:05:05,105 The Knights of the Golden Circle was a Southern extremist group, 42 00:05:05,182 --> 00:05:08,310 operating in the north to subvert Union forces. 43 00:05:08,385 --> 00:05:12,947 Had Thomas not burned the legendary missing pages from the Booth diary, 44 00:05:13,023 --> 00:05:15,958 the killers may have found a vast treasure of gold, 45 00:05:16,026 --> 00:05:18,961 and the Union may well have lost the Civil War. 46 00:05:19,029 --> 00:05:21,395 Thank you. 47 00:05:23,834 --> 00:05:26,632 I'd like to thank Ben and Patrick Gates. 48 00:05:26,704 --> 00:05:27,693 Thank you. 49 00:05:29,273 --> 00:05:34,040 And say what a wonderful addition Thomas Gates is to our civilian heroes exhibit. 50 00:05:34,111 --> 00:05:35,100 Thank you. 51 00:05:36,780 --> 00:05:39,578 Thank you, Dr. Nichols. I only wish my grandfather 52 00:05:39,650 --> 00:05:41,880 had been here to see this wonderful day. 53 00:05:41,952 --> 00:05:44,477 Excuse me. I have a question I'd like to ask. 54 00:05:44,555 --> 00:05:47,353 What do you think happened to that Booth diary page 55 00:05:47,424 --> 00:05:50,325 - that was pulled out of the fire? - We may never know. 56 00:05:50,394 --> 00:05:51,827 Perhaps. 57 00:05:52,530 --> 00:05:55,556 Perhaps not. 58 00:05:55,633 --> 00:05:59,399 You see, I have one of those great-great-granddaddies, like you, 59 00:05:59,503 --> 00:06:03,269 way up in my family tree, name of Silas Wilkinson. 60 00:06:03,807 --> 00:06:07,265 He used to tell a story about the night Lincoln was shot. 61 00:06:07,611 --> 00:06:09,306 As Silas tells it, 62 00:06:09,380 --> 00:06:13,612 Booth didn't seek out Thomas Gates regarding the treasure map that night. 63 00:06:14,385 --> 00:06:16,478 It was Thomas who called the meeting. 64 00:06:16,554 --> 00:06:19,455 A meeting to plan the assassination of Lincoln. 65 00:06:19,523 --> 00:06:22,014 - How absurd. - That's a lie! 66 00:06:23,394 --> 00:06:26,261 Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you... 67 00:06:27,464 --> 00:06:31,457 ...one of the missing pages from the infamous diary of John Wilkes Booth 68 00:06:31,535 --> 00:06:36,234 with the name Thomas Gates written on a list along with all the other killers. 69 00:06:39,743 --> 00:06:42,837 - And Latin? - Booth was a student of Latin. 70 00:06:42,913 --> 00:06:46,110 He shouted, "Sic semper tyrannis" after he shot Lincoln. 71 00:06:46,183 --> 00:06:49,710 - "Thus always to... " - "Thus always to tyrants. " We know. 72 00:06:50,421 --> 00:06:54,414 - "Surratt, copiae"? - Military supplies. 73 00:06:54,491 --> 00:06:56,823 Mary Surratt was convicted and hanged 74 00:06:56,927 --> 00:06:59,794 for supplying Booth with a rifle and field glasses. 75 00:07:03,634 --> 00:07:07,832 - "Thomas Gates, artifex. " - "Designer" 76 00:07:07,905 --> 00:07:11,272 - or "mastermind. " - I know what it means. 77 00:07:12,910 --> 00:07:15,606 He must have, uh, planned the assassination. 78 00:07:15,679 --> 00:07:18,671 - I see. - Could mean mastermind of anything. 79 00:07:19,783 --> 00:07:22,377 You see that? Burned out right there. 80 00:07:23,120 --> 00:07:26,055 I can only imagine how difficult this must be for you. 81 00:07:26,123 --> 00:07:28,921 - May I, Mr? - Wilkinson. 82 00:07:28,993 --> 00:07:31,689 I'll see if this new page matches the Booth diary. 83 00:07:31,762 --> 00:07:34,925 This is an outrage. You're calling my grandfather a liar. 84 00:07:34,999 --> 00:07:38,560 With respect, now you're calling my great-great-granddaddy a liar. 85 00:07:38,636 --> 00:07:41,833 Yes, sir, I am. This isn't some garbage from a history book. 86 00:07:41,905 --> 00:07:44,271 My grandfather told me this story himself. 87 00:07:44,341 --> 00:07:47,777 - I saw the truth of it in his eyes. - I'm sorry, sir. I truly am. 88 00:08:00,190 --> 00:08:03,648 We'll test this thoroughly, Patrick, to authenticate it. 89 00:08:04,261 --> 00:08:05,694 It can't be. 90 00:08:07,064 --> 00:08:08,895 Maps to presidents' houses. 91 00:08:10,067 --> 00:08:12,467 Keys to locks that don't exist. 92 00:08:13,170 --> 00:08:16,662 What's the point? What am I looking for? 93 00:08:17,975 --> 00:08:20,205 Proof, proof, proof. 94 00:08:21,712 --> 00:08:23,043 What proof? 95 00:08:43,867 --> 00:08:47,325 Oh, wow. Is this a book about the Templar treasure? 96 00:08:47,404 --> 00:08:51,932 Yes, it is about the Templar treasure, but it's also about other things. 97 00:08:52,009 --> 00:08:56,503 Conspiracy theories, urban legends and other myths that are true. 98 00:08:56,580 --> 00:09:00,038 - So the author's here signing copies? - I'm the author. 99 00:09:00,851 --> 00:09:02,512 - You are? - Yeah. See, uh... 100 00:09:02,586 --> 00:09:05,282 There's a picture of me right there. 101 00:09:07,091 --> 00:09:09,082 I think it's a pretty good picture. 102 00:09:09,159 --> 00:09:12,458 I thought that guy, Benjamin Gates, found the treasure. 103 00:09:12,529 --> 00:09:16,397 Well, yes, Ben did, but I am the co-finder. 104 00:09:16,467 --> 00:09:19,527 - Oh, I've never heard of you. - Oh! 105 00:09:24,108 --> 00:09:27,305 Oh, my gosh. Are you Ben Gates? 106 00:09:29,113 --> 00:09:32,207 - Yes. Yes, I am. - Do you own a red Ferrari? 107 00:09:34,885 --> 00:09:37,445 - Yes, I do. - Well, it's being towed. 108 00:09:37,521 --> 00:09:38,715 Hm? 109 00:09:48,398 --> 00:09:51,094 Wait! Wait! That's my car! 110 00:09:58,041 --> 00:09:59,269 Where's the Ferrari? 111 00:10:00,611 --> 00:10:03,671 - IRS impounded it. - The IRS? 112 00:10:03,747 --> 00:10:08,343 Funny story. My accountant set up a corporation 113 00:10:08,418 --> 00:10:10,613 on an island that didn't exist 114 00:10:10,687 --> 00:10:13,713 and assured me that that's how rich people do it. 115 00:10:13,791 --> 00:10:18,421 Then I got audited and slapped with a huge fine plus interest. 116 00:10:19,863 --> 00:10:22,388 Wanna know what taxes are on five million dollars? 117 00:10:22,466 --> 00:10:24,764 Six million dollars. 118 00:10:25,435 --> 00:10:27,630 But enough about me. 119 00:10:27,704 --> 00:10:30,070 What's new with you? 120 00:10:31,175 --> 00:10:35,009 Well, my girlfriend kicked me out, I'm living with my dad, 121 00:10:35,078 --> 00:10:38,206 - my family killed President Lincoln. - All right. 122 00:10:39,650 --> 00:10:41,117 I need your help. 123 00:10:41,351 --> 00:10:44,411 I can't believe you have to break into your own house. 124 00:10:44,488 --> 00:10:48,185 I need to get Abigail's ID. She has access to the Booth diary page. 125 00:10:48,258 --> 00:10:50,385 Why don't you ask Abigail for her help? 126 00:10:50,460 --> 00:10:53,861 She changed the alarm code, Riley. She's not going to talk to me. 127 00:10:53,931 --> 00:10:54,989 All right. 128 00:10:55,065 --> 00:10:59,525 We have 30 seconds after the alert starts to disable the alarm. 129 00:11:00,604 --> 00:11:03,004 Go. 130 00:11:05,843 --> 00:11:11,804 I'll probably regret asking this, but what happened with you and Abigail? 131 00:11:11,882 --> 00:11:15,648 I don't know. I don't know. She started using the word "so" a lot. 132 00:11:15,719 --> 00:11:17,118 "So?" 133 00:11:17,187 --> 00:11:20,247 Yeah, like, "So, I guess my opinion doesn't matter. " 134 00:11:20,324 --> 00:11:24,226 "So, you seem to always know what's best. " "So, I guess I'm invisible. " 135 00:11:24,294 --> 00:11:27,058 Now I've moved out, we're dividing furniture... 136 00:11:27,130 --> 00:11:28,927 Oh. 137 00:11:28,999 --> 00:11:33,527 Women. Can't live with them, especially if they change the alarm codes. 138 00:11:33,971 --> 00:11:35,632 You did that in 25 seconds. 139 00:11:36,206 --> 00:11:38,197 That's why I tell people to get a dog. 140 00:11:41,044 --> 00:11:42,773 - Got it. - All right, let's go. 141 00:11:49,887 --> 00:11:51,878 That's not Abigail's car. 142 00:11:54,458 --> 00:11:55,925 She was on a date. 143 00:11:55,993 --> 00:11:59,485 Isn't that that guy? The White House guy? 144 00:11:59,596 --> 00:12:03,293 The White House Easter Egg Roll is next Monday. Maybe if you're not... 145 00:12:03,333 --> 00:12:04,322 He's weird! 146 00:12:04,401 --> 00:12:07,063 What happens if kids don't find all the eggs? 147 00:12:07,137 --> 00:12:09,867 Wow. You work in a museum, and you live in one. 148 00:12:09,940 --> 00:12:11,202 Pretty much. 149 00:12:11,275 --> 00:12:13,800 What clever repartee. She must like him. 150 00:12:13,877 --> 00:12:16,903 All right, let me give you a tour of the house. 151 00:12:16,980 --> 00:12:19,505 - OK. - That's actually kind of... 152 00:12:19,583 --> 00:12:21,312 Oh, Abigail. 153 00:12:21,852 --> 00:12:25,117 - What are you doing here? - I just needed to get some things. 154 00:12:25,188 --> 00:12:28,589 - Connor, good to see you again. - Gates. 155 00:12:29,359 --> 00:12:30,883 How did you get in, Ben? 156 00:12:34,131 --> 00:12:36,497 Riley! Come out here! 157 00:12:38,969 --> 00:12:40,561 What? 158 00:12:42,472 --> 00:12:46,772 Hey! What are you doing here? I mean, it's your house, but... 159 00:12:46,843 --> 00:12:49,869 I sent you a copy of my book. Did you get a chance? 160 00:12:49,947 --> 00:12:52,973 - No, I haven't read it yet. - Mm. 161 00:12:53,450 --> 00:12:56,044 I know you. You're the White House curator. 162 00:12:56,119 --> 00:13:00,681 - I'm Riley. We met, uh, back in... - Right. You're, uh, Ben's assistant. 163 00:13:00,991 --> 00:13:02,424 What? 164 00:13:02,492 --> 00:13:05,086 Um, maybe I should go. 165 00:13:05,162 --> 00:13:08,791 - Yeah, I'm really... - Dinner tomorrow night? 166 00:13:09,466 --> 00:13:12,094 I... I actually already have plans for tomorrow. 167 00:13:12,169 --> 00:13:13,431 You do? 168 00:13:14,638 --> 00:13:17,368 - Of course you do. - But I'm free on Friday. 169 00:13:17,441 --> 00:13:20,535 - Awkward. - Oh, great. 170 00:13:22,112 --> 00:13:23,739 - Good night. - Good night. 171 00:13:24,648 --> 00:13:27,014 I cannot believe you broke in. 172 00:13:27,084 --> 00:13:29,678 - What did you take? - It's just my things. 173 00:13:31,254 --> 00:13:32,448 Hand it over, Ben. 174 00:13:32,522 --> 00:13:35,082 I need to see the Booth diary page. 175 00:13:35,158 --> 00:13:38,958 You saw the page yourself. There is no treasure map on it. 176 00:13:39,029 --> 00:13:42,829 No, it's a cipher leading to a map. Anyone spectral-image the page? 177 00:13:42,899 --> 00:13:46,198 No need to. The ink writing on the page is clearly visible. 178 00:13:46,269 --> 00:13:48,464 It could have been erased or faded. 179 00:13:48,538 --> 00:13:51,996 You're the director of document conservation. You know this. 180 00:13:52,075 --> 00:13:54,066 Not up to me. It's not my department. 181 00:13:54,144 --> 00:13:56,669 That department reports to your department. 182 00:13:56,780 --> 00:13:59,044 Come on. One look under infrared. 183 00:13:59,082 --> 00:14:01,073 You can have the Boston Tea Tables. 184 00:14:06,923 --> 00:14:08,220 Both of them? 185 00:14:11,495 --> 00:14:14,328 We've been looking at this page for hours. 186 00:14:14,398 --> 00:14:15,990 There's nothing there. 187 00:14:16,833 --> 00:14:21,270 Ben, I really don't think we're going to find anything on this page. 188 00:14:21,338 --> 00:14:23,772 In a hundred years, no one's going to remember 189 00:14:23,840 --> 00:14:27,139 anyone involved in the Lincoln assassination besides Booth. 190 00:14:27,210 --> 00:14:31,374 That's not true. Do you know the expression, "His name is mud"? 191 00:14:31,481 --> 00:14:33,472 - Yes. Of course. - You do? 192 00:14:33,550 --> 00:14:38,487 - You know the origin of the expression? - Does anyone but you? 193 00:14:38,555 --> 00:14:42,218 Dr. Samuel Mudd was convicted of being a co-conspirator 194 00:14:42,292 --> 00:14:45,955 in the Lincoln assassination. The evidence was circumstantial. 195 00:14:46,029 --> 00:14:48,827 He was later pardoned, but it didn't matter. 196 00:14:48,899 --> 00:14:53,666 Mudd's name still lives in infamy. And I will not let Thomas Gates' name be mud. 197 00:14:56,073 --> 00:14:57,802 - Ben. - What? 198 00:14:57,908 --> 00:14:59,273 Look at this. 199 00:15:00,510 --> 00:15:03,035 - See that? - Oh. 200 00:15:03,113 --> 00:15:07,880 - That's quite something, isn't it? - Yeah. It says "smudge. " 201 00:15:08,752 --> 00:15:10,083 It's nothing. 202 00:15:12,956 --> 00:15:15,823 Residual ink from the facing page. Flip it. 203 00:15:16,493 --> 00:15:18,324 The letters are backwards. 204 00:15:18,395 --> 00:15:20,386 - It's a cipher. - Yes. It is. 205 00:15:20,464 --> 00:15:22,762 A cipher. See how the letters are coupled? 206 00:15:22,833 --> 00:15:28,601 Playfair ciphers encode letters in pairs. This could prove his story. 207 00:15:28,672 --> 00:15:33,075 Unless you decode the cipher, this does not prove a theory. 208 00:15:33,143 --> 00:15:35,373 That's OK. We need a five-letter keyword. 209 00:15:35,445 --> 00:15:37,743 - What's the keyword? - I don't know yet. 210 00:15:37,814 --> 00:15:40,578 - All right. - Uh, can I get a printout of this? 211 00:15:40,650 --> 00:15:43,551 There's a billion words in the English language. 212 00:15:43,620 --> 00:15:46,680 Got to be a logical... Let's start from the beginning. 213 00:15:46,756 --> 00:15:48,314 A. Aardvark. 214 00:15:48,391 --> 00:15:52,384 Don't want to rain on your parade here, but I don't think this is gonna stop 215 00:15:52,462 --> 00:15:56,421 Dr. Nichols from announcing the discovery of the page tomorrow. 216 00:15:56,500 --> 00:16:01,301 No, now, wait. Can't you ask him to wait until I prove Thomas is innocent? 217 00:16:02,672 --> 00:16:04,333 What if he isn't innocent? 218 00:16:15,051 --> 00:16:18,680 Sir? Looks like our old friend Ben Gates is in the news again. 219 00:16:18,755 --> 00:16:20,882 What did he find now? Atlantis? 220 00:16:20,957 --> 00:16:23,653 A guy came forward with a missing Booth diary page. 221 00:16:23,727 --> 00:16:25,786 That's not the best part. Listen to this. 222 00:16:25,862 --> 00:16:27,955 "On the page are the names of the conspirators 223 00:16:28,031 --> 00:16:32,058 in the Lincoln assassination, as well as a previously unknown conspirator, 224 00:16:32,135 --> 00:16:35,764 Thomas Gates. Thomas Gates is said to be the great-great-grandfather 225 00:16:35,839 --> 00:16:38,433 of treasure hunter Benjamin Franklin Gates. " 226 00:16:38,508 --> 00:16:42,410 - Thought my relatives were bad. - What do we know about this Wilkinson? 227 00:16:42,479 --> 00:16:46,677 - Sir? - Guy claims he had this page 228 00:16:46,750 --> 00:16:50,083 for 140 years then just suddenly comes forward with it? 229 00:16:52,055 --> 00:16:54,421 - Why? - We'll find out. 230 00:16:54,491 --> 00:16:55,787 Better. 231 00:16:56,660 --> 00:16:57,957 Bacon. 232 00:17:01,131 --> 00:17:02,826 - Keep going. - That's stupid. 233 00:17:08,071 --> 00:17:11,097 - How's he doing? - Keep working. 234 00:17:12,909 --> 00:17:15,707 We're grateful to the Wilkinson family 235 00:17:15,779 --> 00:17:17,474 for coming forth with the page. 236 00:17:17,547 --> 00:17:22,416 On the page is a name of a previously unknown conspirator, Thomas Gates. 237 00:17:22,485 --> 00:17:26,012 - Nichols has bought into it. See? - Would you stop watching that. 238 00:17:28,191 --> 00:17:29,522 It's on the Internet! 239 00:17:30,360 --> 00:17:33,796 - No stopping it now. - Gates may have been the architect... 240 00:17:34,731 --> 00:17:37,461 - They have no understanding. - You know the truth. 241 00:17:37,534 --> 00:17:40,833 That's all that matters. You heard the story from Grandpa. 242 00:17:40,904 --> 00:17:45,273 The story? This guy's got evidence. He's got everything. 243 00:17:45,342 --> 00:17:47,173 We have a story. We have nothing. 244 00:17:47,244 --> 00:17:50,771 For one brief moment, the Gates family could hold its head up. 245 00:17:50,847 --> 00:17:53,907 - Now we're a bunch of crazies. - But we're not liars. 246 00:17:55,118 --> 00:17:57,211 Wilkinson is saying that Thomas Gates 247 00:17:57,320 --> 00:18:01,882 was a mastermind to one of the darkest hours in U.S. History. 248 00:18:01,925 --> 00:18:04,519 And he burned the diary page to cover that up. 249 00:18:05,295 --> 00:18:07,695 You and I both know he burned the page 250 00:18:07,764 --> 00:18:10,255 to keep Booth's men from finding the treasure. 251 00:18:10,333 --> 00:18:12,130 That's what we're going to prove. 252 00:18:12,202 --> 00:18:14,693 - Only one way to prove it. - Find the treasure. 253 00:18:14,771 --> 00:18:18,138 You've got to find it. You're going to help me find it. So come on. 254 00:18:18,208 --> 00:18:20,904 Let's hear the story again from Grandpa Charles. 255 00:18:20,977 --> 00:18:25,539 Grandpa heard his father say, "Treasure map. " 256 00:18:25,615 --> 00:18:29,676 - Then there was a commotion. - Got all that. Anything after that? 257 00:18:29,753 --> 00:18:33,314 Anything he said, something he did? Anything at all? 258 00:18:34,190 --> 00:18:36,215 - Wait a minute. - What? 259 00:18:39,329 --> 00:18:41,490 He took his son's hand. 260 00:18:41,564 --> 00:18:45,660 He looked him in the eye, and he said, with his dying breath, 261 00:18:45,735 --> 00:18:50,604 - "The debt that all men pay. " - "The debt that all men pay"? 262 00:18:50,674 --> 00:18:52,801 The debt that Thomas paid. 263 00:18:53,343 --> 00:18:55,208 That's five letters. 264 00:18:55,278 --> 00:18:56,802 Oh! 265 00:18:56,913 --> 00:18:58,039 Try "Death. " 266 00:18:58,081 --> 00:18:59,844 - What? - It's the keycode. 267 00:18:59,916 --> 00:19:01,747 The debt that all men pay is death. 268 00:19:06,489 --> 00:19:07,547 All right. 269 00:19:09,592 --> 00:19:12,459 L- A-B-O-U-L... 270 00:19:12,629 --> 00:19:15,097 It's Lab-ool... 271 00:19:15,165 --> 00:19:19,363 Lab-ahl... La... 272 00:19:19,436 --> 00:19:20,596 It's gibberish. 273 00:19:20,670 --> 00:19:22,900 - Laboulaye! - Laboulaye! 274 00:19:22,972 --> 00:19:25,600 - What is that? - It's a who. �douard Laboulaye. 275 00:19:25,675 --> 00:19:26,699 Where's the phone? 276 00:19:26,776 --> 00:19:29,472 I don't know. Can't find anything in this mess. 277 00:19:29,546 --> 00:19:33,539 - Temporary till I find a new place. - Find the old one. I like her. 278 00:19:36,052 --> 00:19:37,815 - Hi. - Dr. Chase. 279 00:19:37,887 --> 00:19:40,048 - Abigail, please. - Abigail. 280 00:19:40,123 --> 00:19:42,421 - Nice to meet you. - Have a seat. 281 00:19:45,895 --> 00:19:48,056 Thanks for agreeing to meet with me. 282 00:19:48,131 --> 00:19:51,931 Of course. I was actually going to call you about the diary page. 283 00:19:52,001 --> 00:19:54,231 - Any news? - Well... 284 00:19:54,304 --> 00:19:58,638 We actually found some latent letter fragments on it. 285 00:20:00,710 --> 00:20:02,268 Take a look. 286 00:20:03,480 --> 00:20:05,846 Random letters. A cipher? 287 00:20:05,915 --> 00:20:07,542 - Maybe. - Gates seen this? 288 00:20:07,617 --> 00:20:09,676 He's the one that discovered it. 289 00:20:10,820 --> 00:20:13,288 - I'm sorry. - Not a problem. 290 00:20:15,759 --> 00:20:18,387 - I need one minute. - Please, take your time. 291 00:20:18,461 --> 00:20:19,655 Hey. What? 292 00:20:19,729 --> 00:20:22,197 We cracked the cipher. It's "Laboulaye. " 293 00:20:22,265 --> 00:20:23,994 The cipher spells "Laboulaye. " 294 00:20:24,067 --> 00:20:28,094 So? Laboulaye was well-known in France. It could be nothing. 295 00:20:28,171 --> 00:20:31,868 Or maybe there was a treasure map like Thomas Gates said there was, 296 00:20:31,941 --> 00:20:35,172 and Laboulaye had it. We only got a partial on the next word. 297 00:20:35,245 --> 00:20:37,406 L- A-D, lad... ladder... 298 00:20:37,480 --> 00:20:39,141 - L-A-D. - Aladdin! Aladdin? 299 00:20:39,215 --> 00:20:41,615 - Lady! - Thank you, Abigail! 300 00:20:42,352 --> 00:20:45,719 Laboulaye Lady. Do you know what Laboulaye was planning 301 00:20:45,789 --> 00:20:48,417 right around the time Lincoln was assassinated? 302 00:20:48,491 --> 00:20:50,618 OK, Ben, I've got to go. 303 00:20:50,693 --> 00:20:53,161 There's a map or a clue to a map on the Statue... 304 00:20:53,997 --> 00:20:56,659 - She hung up. - She took your call. That was good. 305 00:20:56,766 --> 00:20:59,428 - Dr. Gates? - Yes. 306 00:21:00,270 --> 00:21:04,673 Sounds like he cracked the cipher. I couldn't help but overhear. 307 00:21:04,741 --> 00:21:07,801 Laboulaye? As in �douard Laboulaye? 308 00:21:07,877 --> 00:21:10,471 He seems to believe so, yes. 309 00:21:10,547 --> 00:21:12,947 Man who had the idea for the Statue of Liberty. 310 00:21:13,016 --> 00:21:16,247 You're saying there's a treasure map in the Statue of Liberty? 311 00:21:16,319 --> 00:21:20,221 Laboulaye was a Mason. They built clues into everything. 312 00:21:20,290 --> 00:21:22,155 Did you learn that from my book? 313 00:21:25,195 --> 00:21:27,823 - Have an interest in history? - Fascinated by it. 314 00:21:28,431 --> 00:21:31,366 Civil War, especially. My family's descended from 315 00:21:31,434 --> 00:21:34,733 Confederate General Albert Pike. He was a remarkable man. 316 00:21:34,804 --> 00:21:39,002 But, then again, what is history but a marker for the deeds of great men? 317 00:21:39,075 --> 00:21:44,240 A man only has one lifetime, but history can remember you forever. 318 00:21:44,314 --> 00:21:47,477 So the only question is, which Statue of Liberty? 319 00:21:47,550 --> 00:21:48,642 Exactly. 320 00:21:49,686 --> 00:21:51,017 Is there more than one? 321 00:21:52,155 --> 00:21:54,646 There are three, actually, Riley. 322 00:21:54,724 --> 00:21:59,161 One is in New York, one in the Luxembourg Garden. 323 00:21:59,262 --> 00:22:00,661 But he only referred to one as his "lady. " 324 00:22:00,696 --> 00:22:02,061 But he only referred to one as his "lady. " 325 00:22:18,848 --> 00:22:21,612 This is like, impossible, what you're doing. 326 00:22:21,684 --> 00:22:23,311 I'm glad you're enjoying it. 327 00:22:23,386 --> 00:22:27,413 Laboulaye had to leave a clue somewhere on here. Move in on the torch. 328 00:22:27,490 --> 00:22:30,323 Let me get there. It's not as easy as it looks. 329 00:22:30,393 --> 00:22:32,793 No. Believe me, I understand. 330 00:22:36,499 --> 00:22:38,558 Excuse me, officer. May I help you? 331 00:22:39,035 --> 00:22:41,902 Ah, American, eh? 332 00:22:42,038 --> 00:22:43,528 Of course you see no problem 333 00:22:43,606 --> 00:22:46,837 in disturbing everyone's pleasant morning 334 00:22:46,910 --> 00:22:49,276 - with your buzzing there. - Hey! 335 00:22:49,345 --> 00:22:53,645 You know how much our constitution was influenced by your man, Montesquieu? 336 00:22:53,716 --> 00:22:55,445 - You know Montesquieu? - Got it. 337 00:22:57,820 --> 00:23:01,051 Montesquieu, yeah. "A government should be set up so that... " 338 00:23:01,090 --> 00:23:04,218 "... no man need be afraid of another. " 339 00:23:04,794 --> 00:23:06,523 - That's very good. - Thank you. 340 00:23:07,864 --> 00:23:10,355 - I'm astonished. - I got it, I got it. 341 00:23:10,700 --> 00:23:13,498 - I hope you read French. - May I? 342 00:23:15,371 --> 00:23:16,804 He's a cop. 343 00:23:16,873 --> 00:23:22,641 Um... "Across the sea these twins stand determined... " 344 00:23:22,712 --> 00:23:25,180 - Resolute. - "Resolute," yeah. 345 00:23:25,248 --> 00:23:28,149 "... to preserve what we are looking for. 346 00:23:28,217 --> 00:23:32,119 - Uh... Laboulaye, 1876." - Six. 347 00:23:32,188 --> 00:23:35,715 - It's a clue. - "These twins stand resolute. " 348 00:23:36,059 --> 00:23:38,721 Let's see. Resolute twins. 349 00:23:40,330 --> 00:23:41,729 Resolute. 350 00:23:42,498 --> 00:23:45,331 Resolute. And then twins. 351 00:23:46,102 --> 00:23:51,039 Siamese twins? Siam? Trade routes between France and Thailand? 352 00:23:51,741 --> 00:23:54,676 That's ridiculous. HMS Resolute. 353 00:23:55,612 --> 00:24:00,072 A British ship that got lost in the Arctic in the 1800s. 354 00:24:00,183 --> 00:24:05,120 It was salvaged by American whalers, and then Congress sent it back to England. 355 00:24:05,154 --> 00:24:07,645 When the ship was finally retired, 356 00:24:07,724 --> 00:24:12,684 Queen Victoria had two desks made from its timbers. 357 00:24:12,762 --> 00:24:15,162 Voil�. Resolute twins. 358 00:24:15,231 --> 00:24:19,565 - And where are those desks now? - The closest one is in London. 359 00:24:19,636 --> 00:24:21,934 How fast can we get to Buckingham Palace? 360 00:24:22,005 --> 00:24:24,565 Don't know. Why don't you ask your new best friend? 361 00:24:27,143 --> 00:24:28,667 He's going to call you a cab. 362 00:24:28,745 --> 00:24:30,269 OK? 363 00:24:30,346 --> 00:24:34,009 - Nice helicopter. Is that yours? - Yes, actually. It is. 364 00:24:34,083 --> 00:24:38,179 - OK, so you get the ticket. - Great. 365 00:24:38,621 --> 00:24:42,250 Mitch Wilkinson studied history at Virginia Military Institute. 366 00:24:42,325 --> 00:24:46,193 Graduated 1978. Ran a private security company which had contracts in Iraq 367 00:24:46,262 --> 00:24:49,060 during the invasion, and in the Congo in the late '90s. 368 00:24:49,132 --> 00:24:53,398 These are trained mercenaries as well as being black-market antiquities dealers. 369 00:24:54,270 --> 00:24:57,000 So why does a black market antiquities dealer... 370 00:24:57,674 --> 00:25:01,337 ...give up a rare Civil War artifact? 371 00:25:01,411 --> 00:25:05,643 Something he could sell to a private collector for a good deal of money? 372 00:26:09,078 --> 00:26:11,046 So the queen's office is here. 373 00:26:11,114 --> 00:26:13,207 The elevator shaft gets you close, 374 00:26:13,282 --> 00:26:17,116 but the only direct access is through security. 375 00:26:17,186 --> 00:26:20,644 - That should be exciting. - We got to get you in that room. 376 00:26:22,291 --> 00:26:23,724 - Hi, Dad. - Ben. 377 00:26:23,793 --> 00:26:26,353 It's Patrick Gates' phone. He's calling Ben. 378 00:26:26,429 --> 00:26:27,487 Give me that. 379 00:26:28,364 --> 00:26:31,231 The house was broken into last night. I was attacked. 380 00:26:31,300 --> 00:26:32,824 Call the police. I'm coming home. 381 00:26:32,902 --> 00:26:34,733 - What? - What good would that do? 382 00:26:34,804 --> 00:26:37,898 They didn't take anything. And besides, I'm fine. 383 00:26:37,974 --> 00:26:41,432 OK. We're in London. We're going to Buckingham Palace. 384 00:26:41,511 --> 00:26:44,674 We have an appointment with the curator tomorrow afternoon. 385 00:26:44,747 --> 00:26:46,977 - Son, just be careful. Goodbye. - Bye. 386 00:26:47,049 --> 00:26:48,914 Someone else is after the treasure. 387 00:26:48,985 --> 00:26:51,385 Of course someone else is after the treasure. 388 00:26:51,454 --> 00:26:55,322 - It's the axiom of treasure hunting. - We have to hurry and see that desk. 389 00:26:55,391 --> 00:26:57,586 We don't want to miss that appointment. 390 00:26:59,762 --> 00:27:02,856 - Hi. Ben Gates. - See security. They'll let you in. 391 00:27:19,015 --> 00:27:20,004 Wow. 392 00:27:43,172 --> 00:27:45,834 OK. It's teatime, chaps. 393 00:27:59,789 --> 00:28:02,917 Looking for the curator's office. Which way was it again? 394 00:28:02,992 --> 00:28:05,460 Follow the stairs round, then turn first left. 395 00:28:05,528 --> 00:28:07,155 Thank you so much. 396 00:28:12,034 --> 00:28:14,332 - Ben. - Abigail. 397 00:28:14,403 --> 00:28:16,633 - What's she doing here? - What're you doing? 398 00:28:16,706 --> 00:28:19,800 Your dad called me. Said your next clue was here. 399 00:28:19,876 --> 00:28:21,810 - She's really there? - Ben... 400 00:28:21,878 --> 00:28:23,345 - Drop her. Lose her. - I want to help. 401 00:28:23,412 --> 00:28:26,176 That's very nice, but it's a bad time right now. 402 00:28:26,249 --> 00:28:29,946 - A bad time, right now? - It's a bad time. 403 00:28:30,019 --> 00:28:34,649 OK, I just flew all the way to London to offer my help... 404 00:28:34,724 --> 00:28:37,124 - Remember the plan. - You don't need it? 405 00:28:37,226 --> 00:28:38,955 You're the one making a scene. 406 00:28:39,028 --> 00:28:42,464 - I... I'm not making a scene right now. - We want to make a scene. 407 00:28:42,531 --> 00:28:46,160 Well then, fine! If that's what you want, let's have it out now! 408 00:28:46,669 --> 00:28:50,435 - So subtle. - Let me guess? It's the wrong time. 409 00:28:50,506 --> 00:28:53,373 It's the wrong place. I'm wrong again! 410 00:28:53,442 --> 00:28:56,377 Wrong about us, wrong about Thomas Gates, 411 00:28:56,445 --> 00:28:59,039 wrong that you'd like the Queen Anne chair! 412 00:28:59,148 --> 00:29:01,139 You're wrong to assume I'd like the chair. 413 00:29:01,183 --> 00:29:05,085 You see? Everybody, listen to this. This is more interesting than that. 414 00:29:05,154 --> 00:29:08,646 She thinks that even when I'm right, I'm wrong! Isn't that right? 415 00:29:08,724 --> 00:29:12,592 Abigail, just because I answer a question quickly 416 00:29:12,662 --> 00:29:14,027 doesn't make it wrong. 417 00:29:14,096 --> 00:29:17,793 Not if the answer's something we need to figure out as a couple. 418 00:29:17,867 --> 00:29:19,562 - That's what couples do! - Sir. 419 00:29:19,635 --> 00:29:21,626 You and your missis, take it outside. 420 00:29:21,704 --> 00:29:25,765 Now look what you've done. You've brought the little bobbies down on us! 421 00:29:25,841 --> 00:29:28,810 You take the missis outside. I'm staying right here. 422 00:29:29,512 --> 00:29:31,412 - Ben! - Whee! 423 00:29:31,480 --> 00:29:33,209 - Good afternoon, sir. - Hello. 424 00:29:33,282 --> 00:29:35,750 - Been drinking, have we? - Just a nip. 425 00:29:35,818 --> 00:29:38,844 Popped down to the pub for a pint! Bit of all right! 426 00:29:38,921 --> 00:29:40,889 Going to arrest a man for that? 427 00:29:40,957 --> 00:29:44,393 Going to detain a blighter for enjoying his whiskey? 428 00:29:44,460 --> 00:29:46,052 - Enough. - Bangers and mash. 429 00:29:46,128 --> 00:29:47,755 Bubbles and squeak. Smoked eel pie. 430 00:29:47,830 --> 00:29:48,854 - Sir! - Haggis! 431 00:29:48,931 --> 00:29:52,799 - That's it! Dismount the banister! - I've got a lovely bunch of coconuts! 432 00:29:52,868 --> 00:29:54,961 Here they are, standing in a row! 433 00:29:55,037 --> 00:29:58,097 Small ones, big ones, some as big as your head! 434 00:29:58,174 --> 00:30:00,665 That was brilliant. 435 00:30:01,277 --> 00:30:05,111 - What's wrong with being right? - Nothing. You should try it sometime. 436 00:30:05,181 --> 00:30:08,241 - You're saying that I'm never right? - I did not say that. 437 00:30:08,317 --> 00:30:10,444 Hoo! So I'm wrong again. 438 00:30:10,753 --> 00:30:13,620 - Now, see, there you are correct. - Capital. Topper. 439 00:30:13,689 --> 00:30:17,921 Your mother told me about you. 440 00:30:18,894 --> 00:30:23,456 - In here, please. - Why don't you just make a list 441 00:30:23,532 --> 00:30:26,695 of what's OK for me to say or not write something... 442 00:30:27,370 --> 00:30:29,668 - What's right or wrong... - You two, stay. 443 00:30:29,739 --> 00:30:31,707 - Right? - No! No, no, man. 444 00:30:31,774 --> 00:30:35,039 - Don't leave me in here! - That's great. Wow. 445 00:30:35,644 --> 00:30:37,077 What is going on? 446 00:30:37,146 --> 00:30:41,082 I'm sorry for getting you roped into this, but you were excellent. 447 00:30:41,684 --> 00:30:44,244 - Thank you. So were you. - When did you figure out 448 00:30:44,320 --> 00:30:47,050 - it was a fake argument? - When'd you figure out I was 449 00:30:47,123 --> 00:30:49,785 - arguing during the fake argument? - The middle. 450 00:30:49,859 --> 00:30:52,794 Where "I assume I'm right. " Get us out. Which I don't get. 451 00:30:52,862 --> 00:30:55,797 If I'm right, after I assume I'm right, then I'm correct. 452 00:30:55,865 --> 00:30:58,299 When you get to a conclusion without asking, 453 00:30:58,401 --> 00:31:01,393 and you happen to be right, you got lucky. 454 00:31:02,972 --> 00:31:04,496 I get lucky a lot. 455 00:31:04,974 --> 00:31:07,101 So where does that leave me, Ben? 456 00:31:07,176 --> 00:31:09,406 You guys are so great together. 457 00:31:09,478 --> 00:31:11,378 - Want to know why I'm here? - Uh-huh. 458 00:31:13,416 --> 00:31:16,817 Think there may be a clue on the Resolute desk in the queen's study. 459 00:31:18,654 --> 00:31:20,053 Does that help? 460 00:31:20,122 --> 00:31:24,582 Don't understand why it's difficult for you to include others in your decisions. 461 00:31:24,660 --> 00:31:28,187 Just because you may know what my answer is going to be 462 00:31:28,264 --> 00:31:30,824 doesn't mean you don't have to ask me. 463 00:31:31,400 --> 00:31:34,301 Door number one, opening. 464 00:31:36,372 --> 00:31:38,465 OK. Let me try this out. 465 00:31:39,508 --> 00:31:42,636 Abigail, would you like to come with me, please? 466 00:31:42,711 --> 00:31:44,474 Yes. Thank you. 467 00:31:44,547 --> 00:31:46,174 Ridiculous. You're staying. 468 00:31:46,248 --> 00:31:48,182 - It's too dangerous. - I am so coming. 469 00:31:48,250 --> 00:31:50,810 - Door number two. - Door two, coming up. 470 00:31:51,954 --> 00:31:53,819 - You're not coming. - Call security. 471 00:31:54,423 --> 00:31:57,415 You should be near a service elevator. 472 00:31:57,526 --> 00:31:59,721 What are you doing? Are those for the queen? 473 00:31:59,762 --> 00:32:03,789 Queen's not here. There's no flag flying. Queen's at Windsor. 474 00:32:03,866 --> 00:32:06,391 - What are you doing? - See the desk, without you. 475 00:32:07,670 --> 00:32:09,069 - No. - Don't let her go. 476 00:32:09,138 --> 00:32:10,571 Abigail... 477 00:32:11,674 --> 00:32:13,665 All right. Get in. Get in. Get in! 478 00:32:15,344 --> 00:32:16,606 Hold this. 479 00:32:22,785 --> 00:32:25,083 Will you give me the flowers back, please? 480 00:32:25,154 --> 00:32:26,212 Yeah. 481 00:32:32,294 --> 00:32:35,991 - What? - Wearing the perfume I bought you. 482 00:32:36,866 --> 00:32:37,855 So? 483 00:32:38,501 --> 00:32:40,696 So I think it smells kind of pretty. 484 00:32:41,537 --> 00:32:44,700 - It's the flowers, Ben. - No, it's not. 485 00:32:47,977 --> 00:32:49,444 Let's go. 486 00:32:54,416 --> 00:32:56,077 OK, now turn left. 487 00:32:56,952 --> 00:32:59,682 - Dead end. - I mean right. Go right. 488 00:33:05,728 --> 00:33:09,095 - The flowers... petals... stamens. - Good. Good. 489 00:33:17,106 --> 00:33:18,437 Go, go. 490 00:33:21,443 --> 00:33:22,808 That's it. 491 00:33:24,780 --> 00:33:26,407 The Resolute desk. 492 00:33:27,516 --> 00:33:28,881 We're looking for... 493 00:33:29,985 --> 00:33:34,786 ...writing, patterns in the carvings. Could be anything. 494 00:33:38,294 --> 00:33:39,659 Hey, look at this. 495 00:33:42,665 --> 00:33:47,864 - "Malcolm Gilvary, 1880." - Hold on one second. 496 00:33:48,637 --> 00:33:53,097 Here we go. Malcolm Gilvary. He didn't make furniture. 497 00:33:53,175 --> 00:33:56,269 He made Chinese puzzle boxes. 498 00:34:04,186 --> 00:34:05,710 - Oh... - What? 499 00:34:06,822 --> 00:34:11,384 I think these drawers work like tumblers in a safe. 500 00:34:11,460 --> 00:34:14,987 OK, four drawers... Four-digit combination? 501 00:34:15,931 --> 00:34:17,023 What about a year? 502 00:34:17,099 --> 00:34:21,832 Uh, let me see. Queen Victoria, born 1819. 503 00:34:21,904 --> 00:34:23,735 So you go one... 504 00:34:26,675 --> 00:34:27,664 Eight. 505 00:34:32,715 --> 00:34:33,739 One. 506 00:34:37,886 --> 00:34:38,944 Nine. 507 00:34:40,789 --> 00:34:44,486 - Any luck? - OK... 1876 was on the inscription 508 00:34:44,560 --> 00:34:46,892 on the statue in Paris. Let's try that. 509 00:34:47,429 --> 00:34:48,418 One. 510 00:34:50,766 --> 00:34:51,994 Eight. 511 00:34:54,570 --> 00:34:56,299 Seven. 512 00:35:01,076 --> 00:35:02,407 Six. 513 00:35:29,138 --> 00:35:30,127 Uh-oh. 514 00:35:30,739 --> 00:35:31,933 New rules. 515 00:35:32,808 --> 00:35:36,073 These markings, like Incan or Aztec. 516 00:35:36,145 --> 00:35:38,375 I have never seen any symbols like this. 517 00:35:38,447 --> 00:35:43,817 I mean, this looks centuries older than Civil War. 518 00:35:43,886 --> 00:35:45,285 What do you think it means? 519 00:35:45,354 --> 00:35:48,881 I doubt it has anything to do with the plot to assassinate Lincoln. 520 00:35:51,527 --> 00:35:52,687 Uh-oh. 521 00:35:52,761 --> 00:35:55,059 Mayday. Mayday. Ben, get out of there. 522 00:36:00,703 --> 00:36:04,935 - Oi! Where are my detainees? - OK, let's make some noise. 523 00:36:09,545 --> 00:36:10,944 The fire alarm's gone off. 524 00:36:11,013 --> 00:36:13,072 Uh-oh. God save the queen. 525 00:36:14,116 --> 00:36:16,050 All units, go to action zebra. 526 00:36:16,118 --> 00:36:18,211 - What's going on? - Haven't the foggiest. 527 00:36:20,789 --> 00:36:24,384 Someone or something is causing this. 528 00:36:24,460 --> 00:36:27,725 - Check your primary stations. - This doesn't make any sense. 529 00:36:27,796 --> 00:36:31,061 Find the source terminal and check public areas four and eight. 530 00:36:46,915 --> 00:36:51,045 This way, ladies and gentlemen. Thank you very much. Keep moving. 531 00:36:51,120 --> 00:36:54,749 Keep walking until you're on the other side of the fountain. 532 00:36:54,823 --> 00:37:00,159 - Excuse me, excuse me. Coming through. - I got them. They're at the main gate. 533 00:37:17,980 --> 00:37:21,143 - Oi! Sparkle. Come on. - OK. Here we go. 534 00:37:21,216 --> 00:37:22,774 I'm a little bit allergic. 535 00:37:22,851 --> 00:37:25,012 - Riley. - Thank you. OK. 536 00:37:25,087 --> 00:37:28,420 - See you later. Thank you. Bye-bye. - Sit! Sorry! 537 00:37:29,425 --> 00:37:32,053 Thanks for waiting for me. Can I see the thing? 538 00:37:33,562 --> 00:37:34,961 Daniel, hold it. 539 00:37:37,466 --> 00:37:38,797 What is that? 540 00:37:38,867 --> 00:37:41,563 Went to Buckingham Palace, all I got was this wood? 541 00:37:41,637 --> 00:37:44,299 Look at the symbols. Never seen anything like this. 542 00:37:44,873 --> 00:37:46,602 It's an incredible discovery. 543 00:37:47,776 --> 00:37:51,678 - Wilkinson. - Stop them. Go, go, go! 544 00:37:53,615 --> 00:37:56,243 - He's the one after the treasure. - I'll drive. 545 00:37:59,922 --> 00:38:01,014 We're in England. 546 00:38:08,063 --> 00:38:09,394 It's a gun! Get down! 547 00:38:12,267 --> 00:38:15,964 - We're trapped! - Hang on! Keep your heads down. 548 00:38:27,416 --> 00:38:28,508 Hey, who are you? 549 00:38:44,533 --> 00:38:45,625 Sorry. 550 00:38:48,637 --> 00:38:50,867 - Hey! - Oi! 551 00:38:57,112 --> 00:39:00,343 - Ben, they're getting closer. - What is their problem? 552 00:39:03,185 --> 00:39:04,618 Whoa! 553 00:39:06,154 --> 00:39:08,247 - Go left! Go left! - Hold on. 554 00:39:15,330 --> 00:39:16,627 Turn, turn! 555 00:39:17,633 --> 00:39:18,622 Watch out! 556 00:39:25,240 --> 00:39:26,366 Everybody OK? 557 00:39:31,647 --> 00:39:34,707 - Come on, come on. - Danny, I want them stopped. 558 00:39:39,321 --> 00:39:40,447 Look out! 559 00:39:41,223 --> 00:39:42,212 Ah! 560 00:39:50,799 --> 00:39:51,959 Ah! 561 00:40:14,156 --> 00:40:15,487 Go. Go, go, go, go! 562 00:40:18,160 --> 00:40:19,650 Did you see where he went? 563 00:40:24,166 --> 00:40:27,397 - What is that? Someone's phone. - It's him. 564 00:40:27,469 --> 00:40:30,700 - Have his number in your speed dial? - Oh, shu... 565 00:40:30,772 --> 00:40:32,967 This has to end before someone gets hurt. 566 00:40:33,041 --> 00:40:36,067 Give me what you got at Buckingham, it won't be necessary. 567 00:40:36,144 --> 00:40:37,441 Tell that to my father. 568 00:40:40,215 --> 00:40:43,241 Moron! 569 00:40:43,318 --> 00:40:45,809 Why are they standing in the middle of the street? 570 00:40:48,123 --> 00:40:51,058 - Where are these people going? - Why's everyone running? 571 00:40:54,830 --> 00:40:56,798 - He's right there! Go! - Move! 572 00:40:59,334 --> 00:41:01,268 Get out of the way! 573 00:41:03,238 --> 00:41:06,639 - Did I just run over a man's foot? - Watch the people! 574 00:41:15,283 --> 00:41:16,910 Go! Go! Faster! 575 00:41:29,531 --> 00:41:31,396 - Right over there. - I got them. 576 00:41:32,734 --> 00:41:35,532 - They're still behind us. - This phone have a camera? 577 00:41:35,604 --> 00:41:39,096 - No. No, it's broken. - All right. Give me the plank. 578 00:41:43,278 --> 00:41:45,303 Hang on. We're going to run a red light. 579 00:41:45,380 --> 00:41:47,541 Ah! Ah! 580 00:41:56,024 --> 00:41:59,983 Hack into the London Police database and get a picture from that traffic cam. 581 00:42:00,095 --> 00:42:02,723 - Okey-dokey. - You can't do it? 582 00:42:02,764 --> 00:42:05,631 No, I can. I just don't like that you assume that I can. 583 00:42:05,701 --> 00:42:08,261 Why, thank you, Riley. 584 00:42:31,359 --> 00:42:32,485 Get it! 585 00:42:35,664 --> 00:42:36,858 Stop! Stop! 586 00:42:57,886 --> 00:42:59,751 - He's got it. - What is it? 587 00:42:59,821 --> 00:43:02,222 I don't know, but it's ours. Let's go. 588 00:43:10,799 --> 00:43:13,461 - Abigail! - Hey, Patrick. 589 00:43:14,636 --> 00:43:16,627 Nice to see you two together again. 590 00:43:16,705 --> 00:43:18,900 - Yeah, well, we're not. - Yeah. 591 00:43:18,974 --> 00:43:22,432 Oh, I was hoping to get some of these boxes out of the house. 592 00:43:31,553 --> 00:43:35,614 I can't read the whole thing, but I can tell you that 593 00:43:35,690 --> 00:43:39,182 these are definitely pre-colonial Native American markings. 594 00:43:39,261 --> 00:43:42,662 - Easily 500 years old. - Easily. 595 00:43:46,601 --> 00:43:49,434 I can identify one symbol. 596 00:43:49,971 --> 00:43:52,565 Look at this. Do you know what that is? 597 00:43:52,641 --> 00:43:54,609 Sacred calendrical? I don't know. 598 00:43:55,076 --> 00:43:57,636 That symbol is C�bola. 599 00:43:58,446 --> 00:43:59,572 That's C�bola. 600 00:44:01,082 --> 00:44:02,982 The City of Gold. 601 00:44:03,585 --> 00:44:04,847 The City of Gold. 602 00:44:07,823 --> 00:44:11,850 "In 1527, a Spanish ship wrecked on the Florida coast. 603 00:44:11,927 --> 00:44:13,792 There were only four survivors. 604 00:44:13,862 --> 00:44:18,856 One was a slave named Esteb�n who saved a local tribe's dying chief. 605 00:44:18,934 --> 00:44:21,767 As a reward, he was taken to their sacred city, 606 00:44:21,837 --> 00:44:23,737 a city built from solid gold. 607 00:44:25,707 --> 00:44:29,768 Later, when Esteb�n tried to find the city again, he never could. 608 00:44:29,845 --> 00:44:35,477 But the legend grew, and every explorer came to the New World in search of it. 609 00:44:36,418 --> 00:44:40,377 When General Custer's search for gold ended with his last stand 610 00:44:40,455 --> 00:44:44,892 at Little Bighorn, it became clear none would ever find it. " 611 00:44:50,532 --> 00:44:55,265 Ben, can you imagine if the Confederates got their hands on the City of Gold... 612 00:44:56,004 --> 00:44:57,471 My God. 613 00:44:58,406 --> 00:44:59,998 I'm going to go talk to her. 614 00:45:03,879 --> 00:45:06,279 - You're coming with me. - No! 615 00:45:06,348 --> 00:45:10,614 - Hey. No one else can translate it. - There are others. 616 00:45:10,685 --> 00:45:12,050 There are several others. 617 00:45:12,120 --> 00:45:14,452 For ancient Native American? No one better. 618 00:45:14,522 --> 00:45:17,514 - Who? - Look, Ben, I can't go with you. 619 00:45:17,592 --> 00:45:20,789 - It's been, what? Twenty-five years. - Thirty-two. 620 00:45:22,464 --> 00:45:23,692 That long? 621 00:45:24,432 --> 00:45:28,129 There's a reason why we haven't spoken in 32 years. 622 00:45:28,203 --> 00:45:30,899 - We have nothing in common. - Me? 623 00:45:31,573 --> 00:45:35,407 Yes, of course. And I'm sure she's just as proud of you as I am. 624 00:45:35,477 --> 00:45:37,877 - Who? - His mom. 625 00:45:40,849 --> 00:45:44,979 - Will you relax? It's gonna be fine. - Sure. Should look at the bright side. 626 00:45:45,053 --> 00:45:48,819 Been a long time. Maybe she lost her memory, won't recognize me. 627 00:45:49,658 --> 00:45:51,057 I hate her! 628 00:45:53,061 --> 00:45:54,585 We're in the right place. 629 00:45:57,732 --> 00:46:00,895 I'm gonna take myself out of the line of fire for this one. 630 00:46:00,969 --> 00:46:02,800 - Hi, Mom. - Benjamin! 631 00:46:02,871 --> 00:46:06,034 Abigail! What a surprise! Hello, sweetheart. 632 00:46:06,107 --> 00:46:07,096 Hi. 633 00:46:08,343 --> 00:46:09,332 Oh. 634 00:46:11,046 --> 00:46:14,538 You see? One syllable, a knife in the heart. 635 00:46:14,616 --> 00:46:16,481 - Oh, no. - She can do that. 636 00:46:16,551 --> 00:46:19,418 I can also track the whereabouts of my toothbrush. 637 00:46:19,487 --> 00:46:22,479 I was not the one that left the toothbrushes in Marrakech. 638 00:46:22,557 --> 00:46:25,526 I stowed them both in the travel case, as instructed. 639 00:46:25,593 --> 00:46:29,723 Yes, and you also insisted on loading the luggage into the taxi. 640 00:46:29,798 --> 00:46:32,892 - Didn't insist. I loaded the luggage. - Not the travel case. 641 00:46:32,968 --> 00:46:36,165 Travel case is not luggage. The case goes into the luggage. 642 00:46:36,237 --> 00:46:39,604 - Who was in charge of packing? - I couldn't get the case into 643 00:46:39,674 --> 00:46:42,734 the luggage. It was full with that stupid rug you bought. 644 00:46:42,811 --> 00:46:44,904 You thought it had secret stitching. 645 00:46:44,980 --> 00:46:47,414 - How stupid was that? - Did have stitching. 646 00:46:47,482 --> 00:46:50,849 - Six phony green leather suitcases... - Mom. 647 00:46:53,154 --> 00:46:55,145 I need you to take a look at this. 648 00:46:56,324 --> 00:46:58,849 - What is that a picture of? - It's interesting. 649 00:46:58,960 --> 00:47:01,451 - We think it might be Olmec. - It is. 650 00:47:02,731 --> 00:47:05,256 Yes, yes, definitely proto-Zoquean. 651 00:47:05,333 --> 00:47:08,496 We were hoping that you could translate it. 652 00:47:09,237 --> 00:47:10,829 Yes, of course you were. 653 00:47:13,675 --> 00:47:17,008 Oh, this doesn't involve another treasure hunt, does it? 654 00:47:17,078 --> 00:47:19,876 Mom, this is actually very important. 655 00:47:21,850 --> 00:47:24,284 All right. What have we got here? 656 00:47:25,020 --> 00:47:29,719 This... this glyph here, that means "bird. " And that means... 657 00:47:35,663 --> 00:47:36,789 Uh, "noble bird. " 658 00:47:36,865 --> 00:47:40,062 "Find the noble bird, let him take you by the hand 659 00:47:40,135 --> 00:47:43,400 and give you passage to the sacred temple. " 660 00:47:50,111 --> 00:47:53,274 Oh, you think this is a treasure map for C�bola, don't you? 661 00:47:53,815 --> 00:47:55,680 Well, that is exactly what it is. 662 00:47:55,750 --> 00:47:59,880 No, this glyph doesn't mean "C�bola. " It means "the center of the world. " 663 00:47:59,988 --> 00:48:03,856 You know, you used to like it. She fell in love with me on a treasure hunt. 664 00:48:03,892 --> 00:48:07,623 That was not love. That was excitement, adrenaline and tequila. 665 00:48:07,695 --> 00:48:09,492 - Mom... - I was trying to get course credit. 666 00:48:09,564 --> 00:48:13,091 Treasure hunting paid off, in case you haven't read the papers. 667 00:48:13,168 --> 00:48:15,329 Had nothing to do with you. That was Ben. 668 00:48:15,403 --> 00:48:17,701 Ben found the treasure. You did nothing. 669 00:48:17,772 --> 00:48:22,675 Patrick, Emily, please. Can we just figure out what's on the page? 670 00:48:25,313 --> 00:48:26,974 Well, that's it, I'm afraid. 671 00:48:27,682 --> 00:48:31,880 These glyphs are only partials. So you only have half a treasure map. 672 00:48:33,021 --> 00:48:34,283 I'm sorry. 673 00:48:35,090 --> 00:48:36,557 Not that I'm surprised. 674 00:48:38,626 --> 00:48:41,117 At least we know where the rest of the map is. 675 00:48:41,763 --> 00:48:43,094 What? 676 00:48:43,598 --> 00:48:45,930 You know where it is? Why didn't you tell me? 677 00:48:46,000 --> 00:48:48,662 Obviously you have a tendency to overreact! 678 00:48:52,340 --> 00:48:55,241 - I'm sorry. - So am I. 679 00:48:55,310 --> 00:48:56,800 So where is it? 680 00:48:56,911 --> 00:49:01,507 Inscription on the statue in Paris said, "These twins stand resolute. " 681 00:49:01,549 --> 00:49:05,076 We think the map's divided between the two Resolute desks. 682 00:49:05,153 --> 00:49:08,680 The Resolute desk. The Resolute desk? 683 00:49:08,756 --> 00:49:10,656 President's desk? 684 00:49:11,292 --> 00:49:13,055 The president. What president? 685 00:49:13,128 --> 00:49:16,063 - Our president? - Unfortunately, yes. 686 00:49:16,131 --> 00:49:17,655 But that means... 687 00:49:17,732 --> 00:49:19,063 Wait, so we have to... 688 00:49:20,368 --> 00:49:21,528 The White House? 689 00:49:22,871 --> 00:49:26,398 The Oval Office... to be exact. 690 00:49:29,010 --> 00:49:30,807 Why would I overreact to that? 691 00:49:35,483 --> 00:49:39,317 - That's not what I signed on for. - Could we focus on the issue at hand? 692 00:49:41,456 --> 00:49:42,445 Thank you. 693 00:49:46,394 --> 00:49:48,385 It's early, pre-Columbian. 694 00:49:48,463 --> 00:49:50,727 - Can you translate it? - Are you kidding? 695 00:49:50,798 --> 00:49:54,097 This is an extinct, exceedingly rare language. 696 00:49:54,169 --> 00:49:56,967 Only a handful of people study these languages. 697 00:49:57,038 --> 00:49:58,437 Where are we to find them? 698 00:49:59,140 --> 00:50:02,507 Universities, I suppose. But you don't have the whole thing. 699 00:50:02,577 --> 00:50:03,566 What do you mean? 700 00:50:04,312 --> 00:50:07,873 These glyphs here... they're cut off. 701 00:50:07,949 --> 00:50:11,119 There's more to the map? How are we going to find that? 702 00:50:11,154 --> 00:50:14,054 We won't have to. Gates will get it somehow. 703 00:50:14,389 --> 00:50:18,792 The Resolute desk is near the south wall in the Oval Office. 704 00:50:18,860 --> 00:50:21,055 Look at this. Look. 705 00:50:21,129 --> 00:50:22,994 Small door on the front of the desk. 706 00:50:23,064 --> 00:50:26,522 FDR had that put in so guests couldn't see his wheelchair. 707 00:50:26,601 --> 00:50:29,502 - But... - Guys, take a look at this. 708 00:50:31,339 --> 00:50:32,772 This could work. 709 00:50:32,840 --> 00:50:36,571 I believe it's time for you to make a date with your new boyfriend. 710 00:50:37,946 --> 00:50:39,106 I think you're right. 711 00:50:41,082 --> 00:50:45,644 We hope you're enjoying the White House Easter Egg Roll. 712 00:50:45,720 --> 00:50:49,816 Face painting continues at 2:00 near the south fountain. 713 00:50:51,292 --> 00:50:54,853 - That Connor in the bunny suit? - Thank you. 714 00:50:54,929 --> 00:50:58,057 I've never been to an Easter Egg Roll. It's kind of sweet. 715 00:50:58,166 --> 00:50:59,793 Yeah, I love it. 716 00:51:01,336 --> 00:51:05,534 I know you. Your great-great-grandfather killed President Lincoln. 717 00:51:05,607 --> 00:51:07,973 No. That would be John Wilkes Booth. 718 00:51:08,042 --> 00:51:10,203 Eisenschiml says that Booth was a tool 719 00:51:10,278 --> 00:51:13,714 in a greater conspiracy that involved men in Lincoln's Cabinet. 720 00:51:13,781 --> 00:51:16,147 Absurd. Eisenschiml's book is filled with 721 00:51:16,217 --> 00:51:19,186 - spotty research and false assumptions. - Oh, yeah? 722 00:51:19,254 --> 00:51:22,382 Explain why Lincoln's bodyguard left his post that night? 723 00:51:22,457 --> 00:51:25,858 Because President Lincoln was never accompanied by guards 724 00:51:25,927 --> 00:51:29,454 when attending the theater. Listening? Especially on Good Friday. 725 00:51:29,530 --> 00:51:32,499 Explain why all the bridges out of Washington were closed 726 00:51:32,567 --> 00:51:35,730 except one, the one Booth needed to escape? 727 00:51:35,803 --> 00:51:38,772 OK, run along now, you impossible child. Run along. 728 00:51:40,408 --> 00:51:42,968 What is going on with the education in America? 729 00:51:43,044 --> 00:51:46,013 - Hey! Hey! - Connor! 730 00:51:46,080 --> 00:51:48,548 - I'm so glad you decided to come... - Hey. 731 00:51:48,616 --> 00:51:51,176 ...with Gates. - Connor. 732 00:51:51,252 --> 00:51:53,311 - We just ran into each other. - Oh. 733 00:51:57,292 --> 00:51:58,884 Aren't you going to ask him? 734 00:51:58,960 --> 00:52:00,450 - Ask me what? - Nothing. 735 00:52:00,528 --> 00:52:03,656 - No, really. What? - I really wouldn't want to impose. 736 00:52:04,165 --> 00:52:08,864 Well, what she means is she doesn't think you can. 737 00:52:08,936 --> 00:52:12,064 - Doesn't think I can what? - She wants to see the Oval Office. 738 00:52:12,140 --> 00:52:16,008 - No. That is way too much to ask. - No, it's, uh... 739 00:52:17,945 --> 00:52:19,207 - I can do that. - Really? 740 00:52:19,280 --> 00:52:20,269 You see? 741 00:52:20,915 --> 00:52:22,246 - You can? - Yeah. 742 00:52:22,317 --> 00:52:26,617 That is so cool, Connor. I have always wanted to see the Oval Office. 743 00:52:26,688 --> 00:52:28,349 Connor rocks. 744 00:52:29,023 --> 00:52:32,049 Well... here we are. 745 00:52:32,126 --> 00:52:34,492 - Mm. - Wow. 746 00:52:34,929 --> 00:52:39,195 Empire furnishings and crenelated molding. Love it. 747 00:52:39,267 --> 00:52:41,098 Hm. 748 00:52:41,169 --> 00:52:44,070 Amazing feeling, isn't it, standing in here? 749 00:52:44,138 --> 00:52:47,130 - Yes. Amazing, huh? - Oh, could... 750 00:52:47,208 --> 00:52:48,334 Oh. Sorry. 751 00:52:50,978 --> 00:52:54,607 Oh, that's, uh... The Resolute desk. 752 00:52:55,283 --> 00:52:58,343 Might recognize it from the photo of young JFK Junior 753 00:52:58,453 --> 00:53:01,013 playing underneath while his father was working. 754 00:53:01,055 --> 00:53:02,955 - Wonderful. - Yeah. 755 00:53:03,024 --> 00:53:05,925 But many people don't know 756 00:53:05,993 --> 00:53:09,451 that this desk has a twin that sits in Buckingham Palace. 757 00:53:09,530 --> 00:53:11,555 - Isn't that something? - Who knew? 758 00:53:11,632 --> 00:53:13,896 Every president since Rutherford B. Hayes 759 00:53:13,968 --> 00:53:16,903 has used that desk, except, uh, Johnson and Nixon. 760 00:53:16,971 --> 00:53:18,438 And Ford, of course. 761 00:53:18,573 --> 00:53:21,007 - Uh, no. - Uh, yes. 762 00:53:21,075 --> 00:53:23,100 - No. - Yes. 763 00:53:23,177 --> 00:53:25,907 Abigail! Did you lose an earring? 764 00:53:26,781 --> 00:53:29,614 Oh! I... I did, yes. 765 00:53:29,684 --> 00:53:32,949 Connor, these were given to me by my grandmother. 766 00:53:33,020 --> 00:53:36,820 I suppose we should look for it. Wouldn't want anyone finding an earring 767 00:53:36,891 --> 00:53:39,826 that doesn't belong to the first lady in the Oval Office. 768 00:53:39,894 --> 00:53:41,259 - Yes. - Excellent point, 769 00:53:41,329 --> 00:53:43,627 considering we're not supposed to be here. 770 00:53:43,698 --> 00:53:46,929 - Yeah. - Why don't we, um, go over here 771 00:53:47,001 --> 00:53:48,332 and check it out? 772 00:53:50,104 --> 00:53:52,038 I'll check over here. 773 00:54:01,015 --> 00:54:03,575 - Do you think it fell down here? - Yes. 774 00:54:10,191 --> 00:54:13,627 - Maybe here. - Probably. 775 00:54:21,702 --> 00:54:23,363 Oh, no. 776 00:54:28,709 --> 00:54:32,543 - You did sit on the sofa. - Oh, the bunnies. 777 00:54:37,919 --> 00:54:39,580 Connor! 778 00:54:39,654 --> 00:54:43,818 - You found it. - I did. 779 00:54:53,734 --> 00:54:55,725 Thank you so much! 780 00:54:56,170 --> 00:54:57,637 Uh... 781 00:54:58,473 --> 00:55:01,271 You're just the best. Mm. 782 00:55:05,313 --> 00:55:06,405 Mm! 783 00:55:11,986 --> 00:55:13,317 Mm! 784 00:55:14,121 --> 00:55:15,383 Mm! 785 00:55:20,061 --> 00:55:21,221 Thank you. 786 00:55:24,465 --> 00:55:25,462 OK. 787 00:55:28,035 --> 00:55:30,299 - Empty. - Someone must've taken it. 788 00:55:30,371 --> 00:55:33,966 Brightest men in our country sat at that desk for over a hundred years. 789 00:55:34,041 --> 00:55:36,168 - Look. - Course one of 'em found the map. 790 00:55:36,244 --> 00:55:39,736 - A symbol stamped into the wood. - The presidential seal. 791 00:55:39,814 --> 00:55:41,714 It's not the presidential seal. 792 00:55:41,782 --> 00:55:45,445 The eagle's holding a scroll instead of olive branches. 793 00:55:45,520 --> 00:55:48,421 - I'm not sure what this is. - What do we do? 794 00:55:48,489 --> 00:55:50,081 Did none of you read my book? 795 00:55:51,993 --> 00:55:54,257 The eagle clutching the scroll. 796 00:55:54,629 --> 00:55:56,426 - Do you know what it means? - Yeah. 797 00:55:56,497 --> 00:55:58,624 But it's not something I could tell you. 798 00:55:59,700 --> 00:56:03,636 It's something that I have to show you... in my book. 799 00:56:09,944 --> 00:56:13,641 - You didn't even open it? - I was moving. 800 00:56:13,714 --> 00:56:15,272 Chapter 13. 801 00:56:20,087 --> 00:56:24,353 - "The President's Secret Book"? - "The President's Secret Book. " 802 00:56:24,425 --> 00:56:28,589 It happens to be a collection of documents for presidents 803 00:56:28,663 --> 00:56:32,064 by presidents, and for presidents' eyes only. 804 00:56:32,466 --> 00:56:35,867 And I'm not just talking about JFK here, guys. 805 00:56:35,937 --> 00:56:40,374 The 18 and a half missing minutes of the Watergate tapes. 806 00:56:41,075 --> 00:56:45,171 Did the Apollo really land on the moon? Did it? Did it? 807 00:56:45,246 --> 00:56:49,205 And the coup de gr�ce... Area 51. 808 00:56:49,283 --> 00:56:52,411 Come on, Riley. That's... that's an urban legend. 809 00:56:52,486 --> 00:56:55,421 Is it, Abigail? Is it? 810 00:56:56,457 --> 00:56:57,651 It's just totally... 811 00:56:57,758 --> 00:56:58,986 - Crazy? - Yeah. 812 00:56:59,026 --> 00:57:03,827 Hm. 'Cause last time I checked, we pretty much make our living on crazy. 813 00:57:03,898 --> 00:57:07,061 - He's got a point. - I guess so. 814 00:57:08,669 --> 00:57:09,693 Same symbol. 815 00:57:09,770 --> 00:57:13,171 Released in '66 under the Freedom of Information Act. 816 00:57:13,240 --> 00:57:14,969 The eagle and the scroll, 817 00:57:15,042 --> 00:57:19,308 the secret symbol in the President's Book. 818 00:57:19,380 --> 00:57:22,178 So you're saying that whatever was on that plank 819 00:57:22,249 --> 00:57:25,150 is now in the President's Secret Book? 820 00:57:27,455 --> 00:57:28,854 Ben. 821 00:57:29,523 --> 00:57:31,616 If it was you trying to convince me... 822 00:57:32,526 --> 00:57:36,121 ...you'd have less evidence, and I'd already believe you by now. 823 00:57:40,835 --> 00:57:42,564 The eagle with the scroll? 824 00:57:44,939 --> 00:57:47,339 Conspiracy theorists like to believe 825 00:57:47,408 --> 00:57:50,275 that it's the symbol for the President's Secret Book. 826 00:57:50,344 --> 00:57:51,936 You bought Riley's book. 827 00:57:52,013 --> 00:57:55,414 Your friend writes a book about government conspiracies. 828 00:57:55,483 --> 00:57:57,951 - You don't think we know about it? - But is it true? 829 00:57:58,052 --> 00:58:00,452 Does the president have a secret book? 830 00:58:07,361 --> 00:58:08,623 Do you like ducks? 831 00:58:12,099 --> 00:58:13,293 There is a book. 832 00:58:14,835 --> 00:58:16,632 Why are you telling me out here? 833 00:58:17,805 --> 00:58:20,273 Because inside, I'm a federal agent. 834 00:58:20,341 --> 00:58:22,605 Out here, I'm talking to you as a friend. 835 00:58:22,677 --> 00:58:27,080 - Where's the President's Book kept? - Only the current president knows. 836 00:58:27,148 --> 00:58:29,742 The book is passed from president to president, 837 00:58:29,817 --> 00:58:32,081 and each one chooses his own hiding place. 838 00:58:32,153 --> 00:58:34,178 You're the FBI. Can't you get it for me? 839 00:58:34,255 --> 00:58:37,816 Only way you'll ever see that book is if you get elected president. 840 00:58:38,859 --> 00:58:40,258 Well, you never know. 841 00:58:42,129 --> 00:58:44,359 All I need is a few minutes with him. 842 00:58:45,232 --> 00:58:47,029 A few minutes? Really? 843 00:58:47,101 --> 00:58:49,331 Even if you were married to the president, 844 00:58:49,403 --> 00:58:51,667 you wouldn't be able to get a few minutes. 845 00:58:51,739 --> 00:58:54,731 Not when he's surrounded by handlers. If I get him alone... 846 00:58:54,809 --> 00:58:57,107 How do you expect to get the president alone? 847 00:58:57,211 --> 00:59:00,305 Before the Civil War, the states were all separate. 848 00:59:00,648 --> 00:59:04,140 People used to say, "The United States are. " 849 00:59:04,719 --> 00:59:09,520 Wasn't until the war ended people started saying, "The United States is. " 850 00:59:11,358 --> 00:59:15,920 Under Lincoln... we became one nation. 851 00:59:15,996 --> 00:59:18,157 And Lincoln paid for it with his life. 852 00:59:18,232 --> 00:59:20,723 - So did Thomas Gates. - Right. 853 00:59:21,869 --> 00:59:23,131 With his life. 854 00:59:24,605 --> 00:59:28,598 So how am I gonna get him alone? 855 00:59:32,313 --> 00:59:33,575 I'm gonna kidnap him. 856 00:59:35,216 --> 00:59:38,208 I'm gonna kidnap the president of the United States. 857 00:59:41,889 --> 00:59:43,982 - That's not funny. - I'm your father. 858 00:59:44,058 --> 00:59:47,289 How do you expect me to respond? I can't let you ruin your life. 859 00:59:47,361 --> 00:59:49,352 Are you out of your mind? 860 00:59:49,430 --> 00:59:52,490 Read my book, and you'd know you can't get to that book. 861 00:59:52,566 --> 00:59:54,966 Exactly how do you plan on doing this? 862 00:59:56,303 --> 00:59:59,199 - I was thinking Mount Vernon. - Oh. 863 00:59:59,273 --> 01:00:01,468 - What? - I'm in. 864 01:00:01,642 --> 01:00:04,406 Sir, we have to move the party. 865 01:00:04,545 --> 01:00:07,378 Some historian claims the Spencer Landmark Hotel 866 01:00:07,448 --> 01:00:09,939 was used for Klan meetings in the late 1800s. 867 01:00:10,017 --> 01:00:13,475 - Anyone know if this is true? - I've got the Washington Gazette. 868 01:00:13,554 --> 01:00:17,650 They want a quote on, "Is the president being insensitive to minority issues?" 869 01:00:17,725 --> 01:00:20,853 - Doesn't matter. - Get a list of approved alternates. 870 01:00:20,928 --> 01:00:23,590 - What do you have? - Yeah, I know it's short notice. 871 01:00:23,664 --> 01:00:27,361 The pipe burst in the hotel that we previously booked. 872 01:00:27,434 --> 01:00:32,462 - I... There is water everywhere. - A retirement party for 200 people. 873 01:00:32,540 --> 01:00:35,304 - Gunston Hall. - Monticello is booked. 874 01:00:35,376 --> 01:00:37,640 So is Gunston Hall and Tudor Place. 875 01:00:37,711 --> 01:00:41,078 The Denby Hotel is available, and so is Mount Vernon. 876 01:00:41,148 --> 01:00:45,312 - Oh, wow. You are a lifesaver. - The Denby is great. 877 01:00:45,386 --> 01:00:48,583 Strike that. The Denby was booked. Mount Vernon's all we got. 878 01:00:48,656 --> 01:00:50,851 Book it before someone else does. 879 01:00:55,563 --> 01:00:58,157 And let me say what an honor it is to be here 880 01:00:58,265 --> 01:01:00,563 and add my happy birthday to you, Mr. President. 881 01:01:30,831 --> 01:01:32,890 - Good evening, sir. - Good evening. 882 01:01:32,967 --> 01:01:35,629 Are you aware that you are in a restricted area? 883 01:01:35,703 --> 01:01:38,228 Yeah, but this is where the fish are, son. 884 01:01:38,305 --> 01:01:41,741 That may be, but I'm gonna need to have you move upriver. 885 01:01:46,614 --> 01:01:49,947 Are you aware that according to article one, section 25 886 01:01:50,017 --> 01:01:53,612 of the Maryland constitution, I'm allowed to fish in public water? 887 01:01:53,687 --> 01:01:58,556 Are you aware I have the right to detain you for the next 48 hours without cause? 888 01:01:59,260 --> 01:02:03,697 I am going to go back where I came from just as fast as possible. 889 01:02:11,105 --> 01:02:14,802 Maybe one day I'll wear this thing to a party I was actually invited to. 890 01:02:24,585 --> 01:02:27,486 Twenty hundred time check. Station 11. 891 01:02:27,554 --> 01:02:30,114 - All clear. Perimeter secure. - Hey. 892 01:02:30,190 --> 01:02:33,523 You didn't happen to see a cute brunette wandering around? 893 01:02:33,594 --> 01:02:36,688 - Went to get a drink, she disappeared. - No, sir. 894 01:02:37,431 --> 01:02:38,921 I've got no game tonight. 895 01:02:45,739 --> 01:02:49,835 Good evening, Your Excellency. Hello. 896 01:02:49,910 --> 01:02:53,937 Prime Minister, it's a delight to have you back in the States. 897 01:02:54,014 --> 01:02:58,144 Spread the word, contribution limits not enforced on the president's birth... 898 01:02:58,252 --> 01:02:59,810 - Happy birthday. - Thank you. 899 01:02:59,853 --> 01:03:03,584 - Ben Gates. The Templar treasure? - Oh, right, Ben Gates. Yeah. 900 01:03:03,657 --> 01:03:06,922 - We won't keep you. - Thanks so much. Always a pleasure. 901 01:03:06,994 --> 01:03:11,328 I can't tell you what a thrill it is for me to be invited here tonight, sir. 902 01:03:11,398 --> 01:03:15,266 Yeah, you must have the Secret Service hopping about now. 903 01:03:15,336 --> 01:03:16,667 Sir? 904 01:03:16,737 --> 01:03:18,796 Considering your discovered lineage. 905 01:03:18,872 --> 01:03:21,397 - Oh, yeah. Oh, that... - Carry on. 906 01:03:21,475 --> 01:03:24,672 I beg your pardon, sir, but I know what a huge admirer you are 907 01:03:24,745 --> 01:03:28,738 of George Washington. I thought you might want to take a look at this. 908 01:03:28,816 --> 01:03:30,374 Have a look at that. 909 01:03:30,451 --> 01:03:34,046 This is a map of Mount Vernon drawn by George Washington himself. 910 01:03:34,121 --> 01:03:36,988 Mr. President, that is exactly what it is. 911 01:03:37,057 --> 01:03:40,823 - Architectural history major, Yale. - I did not know that. 912 01:03:40,894 --> 01:03:42,691 It belonged to my great uncle. 913 01:03:42,763 --> 01:03:44,890 Got it from the granddaughter of a slave, Charlotte. 914 01:03:44,965 --> 01:03:48,264 - Happy birthday. - Always a pleasure. Thank you so much. 915 01:03:48,335 --> 01:03:51,896 Charlotte, who lived here and worked here at Mount Vernon. 916 01:03:51,972 --> 01:03:55,339 - Yeah. - And we're standing right here, sir. 917 01:03:55,409 --> 01:03:59,675 This line is an underground tunnel, an escape route that was never found. 918 01:03:59,780 --> 01:04:03,409 I wonder... I wonder if it's still there. 919 01:04:04,418 --> 01:04:06,579 Well... 920 01:04:06,653 --> 01:04:10,350 - Only one way to find out, sir. - Maybe we should take a look. 921 01:04:11,125 --> 01:04:12,649 Are we allowed to do that? 922 01:04:13,027 --> 01:04:16,428 I mean, I know you're allowed to do that. You're the president. 923 01:04:16,497 --> 01:04:17,759 Can I come with you? 924 01:04:19,366 --> 01:04:22,062 - You guys are just everywhere. - Yes, sir. 925 01:04:22,136 --> 01:04:24,661 - Give my friend your flashlight. - Thank you. 926 01:04:26,273 --> 01:04:28,537 According to this map, it should be... 927 01:04:29,610 --> 01:04:33,603 It's one... two. In here. 928 01:04:33,680 --> 01:04:35,307 Yeah, should be in here. 929 01:04:37,084 --> 01:04:38,346 - May I? - Absolutely. 930 01:04:38,419 --> 01:04:39,909 All right. 931 01:04:43,290 --> 01:04:46,726 You know, Craig, I appreciate you doing your job, 932 01:04:46,794 --> 01:04:48,785 but I have no enemies down here. 933 01:04:49,596 --> 01:04:52,622 In the cellar. In this tiny little room. 934 01:04:53,934 --> 01:04:55,401 I'll just wait here, then. 935 01:05:06,346 --> 01:05:07,870 Over here. 936 01:05:11,285 --> 01:05:15,153 - That's the mark of George Washington. - Only it's slightly different. 937 01:05:15,222 --> 01:05:18,783 - How? - These axes, the angle's off. 938 01:05:19,726 --> 01:05:25,562 For it to correspond with the ones on the map, it should form a perfect V. 939 01:05:31,772 --> 01:05:32,966 OK, what else? 940 01:05:33,907 --> 01:05:35,807 The arrowhead... 941 01:05:38,312 --> 01:05:40,075 ...is sideways. 942 01:05:47,821 --> 01:05:49,880 We're all right. Don't worry. 943 01:05:55,295 --> 01:05:56,592 Look at that. 944 01:05:57,397 --> 01:05:58,386 Come on. 945 01:06:04,638 --> 01:06:05,627 Mr. President? 946 01:06:07,207 --> 01:06:09,767 We have a breach in zone nine! There's... 947 01:06:11,879 --> 01:06:16,179 - Inform Fairfax, SecTac Channel One! - Perimeter detail, lock down all exits! 948 01:06:16,850 --> 01:06:19,819 - Gates, what are you doing? - I'm sorry, Mr. President. 949 01:06:19,887 --> 01:06:23,618 I need to ask you a question, which I know you can't answer 950 01:06:23,690 --> 01:06:26,488 - unless we're alone. - Two coming in! 951 01:06:27,261 --> 01:06:30,753 I want a sledgehammer, I want a crowbar, I want a jackhammer, now! 952 01:06:32,299 --> 01:06:34,290 Tom, alert the vice president. 953 01:06:35,502 --> 01:06:38,096 Mr. President, sometime between 1880, 954 01:06:38,172 --> 01:06:41,266 when the Resolute desk was placed in the Oval Office, 955 01:06:41,341 --> 01:06:45,835 and now, one of our presidents found a secret compartment in the desk. 956 01:06:45,913 --> 01:06:49,679 Hidden inside was a plank with Native American writing on it. 957 01:06:49,750 --> 01:06:54,517 A treasure map to C�bola, the legendary City of Gold, sir. 958 01:06:54,588 --> 01:06:56,920 All this just to ask me about a treasure map? 959 01:06:57,024 --> 01:07:00,391 That map is a key to proving Thomas Gates' innocence. 960 01:07:00,427 --> 01:07:04,693 I know for a fact that the plank is no longer in the Resolute desk. 961 01:07:04,765 --> 01:07:06,289 You've been in my desk too? 962 01:07:06,366 --> 01:07:09,426 I believe the whereabouts of that plank is now hidden... 963 01:07:10,270 --> 01:07:12,295 ...in the President's Book, sir. 964 01:07:15,242 --> 01:07:17,301 The book known only to our presidents. 965 01:07:18,412 --> 01:07:20,903 It contains all of our nation's secrets. 966 01:07:25,719 --> 01:07:28,449 That's the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard. 967 01:07:28,522 --> 01:07:34,392 I saw the seal in the desk, sir. I know the map exists. 968 01:07:35,963 --> 01:07:38,454 You're not going to tell me how to get out of here 969 01:07:38,532 --> 01:07:41,899 - unless you get what you want. - The way out is that direction, 970 01:07:41,969 --> 01:07:43,800 and I'll show you. 971 01:07:43,870 --> 01:07:45,929 You don't negotiate very well, do you? 972 01:07:46,974 --> 01:07:48,202 No, sir. 973 01:07:48,842 --> 01:07:50,002 Mr. President! 974 01:07:50,077 --> 01:07:51,772 Where are my sledgehammers? 975 01:07:57,651 --> 01:07:58,913 I don't get you, Gates. 976 01:07:59,052 --> 01:08:01,816 You do all this, you're willing to go to prison, 977 01:08:01,888 --> 01:08:04,186 just to clear your ancestor's name. 978 01:08:04,891 --> 01:08:07,325 The way out is just down those stairs. 979 01:08:08,528 --> 01:08:11,497 Everything I am is because of my ancestors, sir. 980 01:08:12,299 --> 01:08:15,063 Thomas Gates gave his last full measure of devotion 981 01:08:15,135 --> 01:08:17,729 to his country to stop the KGC. 982 01:08:17,804 --> 01:08:21,604 When someone dies for their country, I believe they should be honored. 983 01:08:21,675 --> 01:08:23,540 "Last full measure of devotion"? 984 01:08:24,211 --> 01:08:27,078 Lincoln is my favorite president, sir. No offense. 985 01:08:28,315 --> 01:08:31,648 None taken. He's my favorite too. 986 01:08:33,453 --> 01:08:36,650 Sir, I know the book exists, and my question is, 987 01:08:36,723 --> 01:08:40,090 "Will you agree to let me see it?" 988 01:08:40,727 --> 01:08:43,423 Even if something like that really did exist, 989 01:08:43,497 --> 01:08:46,398 why do you think I would actually just give it to you? 990 01:08:47,000 --> 01:08:48,865 Because it will probably lead us 991 01:08:48,935 --> 01:08:53,031 to the discovery of the greatest Native American treasure of all time. 992 01:08:53,674 --> 01:08:56,666 A huge piece of culture lost. 993 01:08:56,777 --> 01:08:59,837 You can give that history back to its descendants. 994 01:08:59,880 --> 01:09:04,078 And because you're the president of the United States, sir. 995 01:09:04,151 --> 01:09:09,020 Whether by innate character, or the oath you took to defend the Constitution, 996 01:09:09,089 --> 01:09:11,990 or the weight of history that falls upon you. 997 01:09:12,659 --> 01:09:15,594 I believe you to be an honorable man, sir. 998 01:09:17,631 --> 01:09:19,997 People don't believe that stuff anymore. 999 01:09:22,002 --> 01:09:23,526 They want to believe it. 1000 01:09:45,726 --> 01:09:50,561 Nearest highway is that direction. You'll understand if we part ways here. 1001 01:09:55,535 --> 01:09:57,935 - Gates. - Sir? 1002 01:09:58,004 --> 01:10:01,064 The following conversation never happened. 1003 01:10:02,442 --> 01:10:03,909 The book exists. 1004 01:10:05,078 --> 01:10:07,512 - Where is it? - Where else do you keep a book? 1005 01:10:07,581 --> 01:10:09,412 In the Library of Congress. 1006 01:10:10,150 --> 01:10:14,849 X, Y, two, three, four, seven, eight, six. 1007 01:10:15,188 --> 01:10:16,212 Thank you, sir. 1008 01:10:17,190 --> 01:10:22,093 You'll also need to know three, seven, nine, four. 1009 01:10:22,162 --> 01:10:23,459 Got it. 1010 01:10:24,531 --> 01:10:28,160 - And, Gates... - Sir? 1011 01:10:28,702 --> 01:10:33,537 Two hundred people know you held me against my will. I can't tell them why. 1012 01:10:33,607 --> 01:10:35,939 Unless you find what you're looking for, 1013 01:10:36,009 --> 01:10:38,807 you'll be charged with kidnapping the president. 1014 01:10:38,879 --> 01:10:43,248 - You know what that means. - Yes, sir. Very much so, sir. 1015 01:10:47,120 --> 01:10:50,783 - I want you to do something for me. - It would be a privilege, sir. 1016 01:10:51,658 --> 01:10:55,685 Page 47. Just have a look at that. 1017 01:10:58,932 --> 01:11:02,129 Riley, meet me at the Library of Congress in 20 minutes. 1018 01:11:04,838 --> 01:11:05,827 OK. 1019 01:11:13,113 --> 01:11:14,102 Sadusky. 1020 01:11:16,783 --> 01:11:19,619 The president's been what? 1021 01:11:22,022 --> 01:11:23,011 Gates. 1022 01:11:28,094 --> 01:11:30,619 X- Y-two-three-four-seven-eight-six. 1023 01:11:30,697 --> 01:11:35,100 X- Y-two-three-four-seven-eight-six. X- Y-two-three-four-seven-eight-six. 1024 01:11:35,168 --> 01:11:36,795 - Hey. - Hey. 1025 01:11:37,204 --> 01:11:38,569 We're close. 1026 01:11:48,648 --> 01:11:52,140 - Where do we start? - XY is the book classification code. 1027 01:11:52,219 --> 01:11:55,711 Stands for special collections, which means very special books. 1028 01:11:55,789 --> 01:11:58,758 - Where are they? - This way. We'll sneak in. 1029 01:12:21,715 --> 01:12:22,704 This will be good. 1030 01:12:25,652 --> 01:12:28,143 Here we go. XA... XM... 1031 01:12:34,127 --> 01:12:36,595 Look. Do you have a code? 1032 01:12:37,397 --> 01:12:39,729 Three-seven-nine-four. 1033 01:12:46,473 --> 01:12:48,771 What did the president say the number was? 1034 01:12:48,842 --> 01:12:51,037 Two-three-four-seven-eight-six. 1035 01:12:59,119 --> 01:13:01,144 Two-three-six-seven... 1036 01:13:01,221 --> 01:13:04,281 X- Y-two-three-three, two-three-seven-eight... Here. 1037 01:13:04,357 --> 01:13:06,018 Two-three-four-seven-nine-one. 1038 01:13:06,159 --> 01:13:08,992 - Two-three-four-seven-nine... - Seventy-six, 78... 1039 01:13:09,062 --> 01:13:10,359 It's not there. 1040 01:13:12,299 --> 01:13:14,961 Maybe someone checked it out. 1041 01:13:16,603 --> 01:13:20,767 - Why send us here if there's no book? - He probably wanted us to get caught. 1042 01:13:30,584 --> 01:13:31,573 Here. 1043 01:13:48,134 --> 01:13:51,001 - What is that? - It's a six-dial combination lock. 1044 01:13:53,073 --> 01:13:54,973 The location is the combination. 1045 01:13:56,309 --> 01:13:58,106 The location is the combination. 1046 01:14:15,261 --> 01:14:17,229 Yes. I was right. 1047 01:14:18,131 --> 01:14:19,530 Well done, Mr. Poole. 1048 01:14:26,706 --> 01:14:28,298 Eagle and the scroll. 1049 01:14:41,087 --> 01:14:42,611 - Area 51! - Shh! 1050 01:14:45,759 --> 01:14:48,250 - Kennedy assassination. - Shh! We don't have time. 1051 01:14:48,328 --> 01:14:50,353 Yeah, it's true. 1052 01:14:53,366 --> 01:14:56,028 Here. Wait. 1053 01:14:56,102 --> 01:15:00,266 "April 1865. Queen Victoria sends Pike two coded missives. 1054 01:15:00,373 --> 01:15:04,810 The first is received. Contains information regarding 1055 01:15:04,844 --> 01:15:08,280 New World treasure. The City of Gold. " 1056 01:15:08,882 --> 01:15:12,249 Wait. The queen wanted to help the Confederacy? 1057 01:15:12,318 --> 01:15:15,947 - A divided America'd have been weaker. - Needed cotton from the South. 1058 01:15:16,022 --> 01:15:19,185 "The second missive was thought to contain a Playfair cipher 1059 01:15:19,259 --> 01:15:23,195 suggesting contact with Laboulaye, who'll hide clues before his death. " 1060 01:15:23,263 --> 01:15:26,994 The cipher written into the Booth diary page that Thomas tried to burn. 1061 01:15:27,067 --> 01:15:29,365 - The one we have. - Exactly. "1880. 1062 01:15:30,136 --> 01:15:34,334 Resolute desk arrives in Washington, sent by queen to President Hayes. " 1063 01:15:36,376 --> 01:15:37,365 Look at that. 1064 01:15:39,145 --> 01:15:42,410 Missing plank from the White House. Wow. 1065 01:15:44,384 --> 01:15:46,944 Here's the final entry by President Coolidge. 1066 01:15:47,020 --> 01:15:51,081 "1924. I found a plank in secret desk compartment. 1067 01:15:51,157 --> 01:15:54,854 Plank photographed and then destroyed. 1068 01:15:54,928 --> 01:15:57,726 Borglum commissioned to destroy landmarks 1069 01:15:57,831 --> 01:15:59,924 in sacred Black Hills mountains. " 1070 01:16:02,535 --> 01:16:06,164 Borglum. Mount Rushmore? 1071 01:16:06,840 --> 01:16:11,834 He carved Mount Rushmore to erase the map's landmarks 1072 01:16:11,911 --> 01:16:14,379 in order to protect the City of Gold. 1073 01:16:15,415 --> 01:16:18,043 Mount Rushmore was a cover-up. 1074 01:16:18,118 --> 01:16:20,882 What is it? 1075 01:16:22,455 --> 01:16:25,856 There's my tax dollars at work, coming to arrest me. 1076 01:16:25,925 --> 01:16:28,553 Not coming for you, they're for me. Go to the car. 1077 01:16:28,628 --> 01:16:30,528 - No! - Go! I'll meet up with you. 1078 01:16:31,097 --> 01:16:32,086 This way. 1079 01:16:40,940 --> 01:16:43,340 So Gates abducts the president, lets him go 1080 01:16:43,409 --> 01:16:45,400 and heads to the Library of Congress? 1081 01:16:45,478 --> 01:16:48,106 - Why? - Maybe he wants to check out a book. 1082 01:17:07,534 --> 01:17:09,092 This way. 1083 01:17:29,989 --> 01:17:32,457 All agents... 1084 01:17:45,171 --> 01:17:47,002 - Dad. - Ben. 1085 01:17:47,073 --> 01:17:49,337 Get out of there. I had to move the car. 1086 01:17:49,409 --> 01:17:51,809 FBI, Secret Service all over the place. 1087 01:17:51,878 --> 01:17:54,642 Calm down. I sent a picture of the plank to your cell. 1088 01:17:54,714 --> 01:17:56,648 - You can do that? - Yes, I can do that. 1089 01:17:56,749 --> 01:17:58,376 Did you get it? 1090 01:17:59,185 --> 01:18:00,516 - I got it. - Look. 1091 01:18:02,222 --> 01:18:06,283 - Take it to Mom for translation. - Why me? 1092 01:18:06,359 --> 01:18:08,418 He say his mom could translate the plank? 1093 01:18:08,494 --> 01:18:10,394 Find out who she is. 1094 01:18:21,608 --> 01:18:24,338 - How are we going to find Ben? - I don't know. 1095 01:18:24,410 --> 01:18:26,310 - Hold it! Who are you? - We work here. 1096 01:18:26,379 --> 01:18:28,574 - IDs. - Here. We were told to evacuate. 1097 01:18:28,648 --> 01:18:30,343 I don't know what's going on. 1098 01:18:30,416 --> 01:18:33,010 - My car's parked... - One second I'm reading... 1099 01:18:33,086 --> 01:18:36,578 - Special section for... ... a book, then we're rushed out... 1100 01:18:36,656 --> 01:18:38,214 - Go ahead. - OK. Thank you. 1101 01:18:38,291 --> 01:18:41,385 - Thank you for your help, officer. - Best of luck. 1102 01:18:41,895 --> 01:18:44,693 Have a good night. 1103 01:18:48,301 --> 01:18:51,532 Hey, go to the northeast sectors... 1104 01:18:55,008 --> 01:18:56,339 Start the car. 1105 01:18:59,412 --> 01:19:00,572 Put it in gear. 1106 01:19:02,582 --> 01:19:04,516 - Uh-oh. - What's the problem? 1107 01:19:04,584 --> 01:19:05,710 It's clear. Let's go! 1108 01:19:06,319 --> 01:19:07,616 We're going to jail. 1109 01:19:10,723 --> 01:19:12,486 I want to run a check... 1110 01:19:15,395 --> 01:19:16,692 Get in! Hang on! 1111 01:19:18,298 --> 01:19:19,526 Mercedes SUV... 1112 01:19:19,599 --> 01:19:22,159 - He's in! Go! - Hang on! 1113 01:19:22,235 --> 01:19:23,862 Whoa! 1114 01:19:25,138 --> 01:19:26,230 OK. We can do this. 1115 01:19:30,443 --> 01:19:32,570 Close the barricade, lock it down! 1116 01:19:32,645 --> 01:19:34,738 Lock it down! 1117 01:19:37,450 --> 01:19:39,281 - Drive, drive, drive! - OK. 1118 01:19:41,454 --> 01:19:43,115 I don't think so! 1119 01:19:43,823 --> 01:19:45,051 Whoa, whoa! 1120 01:19:49,495 --> 01:19:51,827 Go, go, go, go, go! 1121 01:19:51,898 --> 01:19:54,162 Let's go! Let's go! 1122 01:19:56,736 --> 01:19:59,227 That did not turn out the way it was supposed to! 1123 01:19:59,305 --> 01:20:01,967 - How'd they find us so quick? - I'll tell you how. 1124 01:20:02,041 --> 01:20:05,704 - The president is a tattletale! - Sadusky. He was there. 1125 01:20:05,778 --> 01:20:08,110 He knows more about the book than I thought. 1126 01:20:08,181 --> 01:20:10,874 How'd the president feel about being kidnapped? 1127 01:20:11,451 --> 01:20:12,543 He was OK. 1128 01:20:18,960 --> 01:20:21,895 - Dr. Appleton. - This office is closed. I'm sorry. 1129 01:20:21,963 --> 01:20:24,431 I do apologize for the lateness of the hour. 1130 01:20:25,800 --> 01:20:27,995 My name is Mitch Wilkinson. 1131 01:20:28,069 --> 01:20:31,698 I've got something I want you to take a look at. Just take a minute. 1132 01:20:39,480 --> 01:20:41,778 - You're a treasure hunter. - No, ma'am. 1133 01:20:41,849 --> 01:20:44,613 I'm just a man trying to make his mark on history. 1134 01:20:45,153 --> 01:20:46,484 Can you help me? 1135 01:20:47,889 --> 01:20:52,155 Um... No, I don't know that language. I'm sorry. I can't help you. 1136 01:20:52,260 --> 01:20:54,785 Oh, excuse me. 1137 01:20:57,932 --> 01:20:59,024 Yes. 1138 01:21:00,635 --> 01:21:02,102 Got it. 1139 01:21:02,704 --> 01:21:06,470 Your ex-husband's on his way up. He wants the translation. 1140 01:21:07,909 --> 01:21:13,074 Tell him anything but the truth. Get rid of him. His life depends on it. 1141 01:21:22,724 --> 01:21:24,282 Emily? 1142 01:21:37,005 --> 01:21:39,235 I know I'm the last person you want to see, 1143 01:21:39,307 --> 01:21:44,574 and I'm not comfortable either, but we need you to translate something. 1144 01:21:46,347 --> 01:21:50,579 - Ben sent me. He needs your help. - Yes, of course. 1145 01:21:51,886 --> 01:21:53,877 If it's for Ben, of course. What is it? 1146 01:21:54,956 --> 01:21:57,288 Oh. Uh... 1147 01:21:57,358 --> 01:22:00,122 It's in the cell phone. I'm not sure how to... 1148 01:22:00,194 --> 01:22:02,185 - Give it to me. ... bring it out. 1149 01:22:10,071 --> 01:22:12,471 We know it leads to Mount Rushmore. 1150 01:22:16,544 --> 01:22:19,741 Yes. "Islands... Islands of stone in a sea of grass. " 1151 01:22:19,814 --> 01:22:24,444 That's what the Lakota used to call the Black Hills in South Dakota. 1152 01:22:25,153 --> 01:22:26,142 Right. 1153 01:22:29,424 --> 01:22:33,827 "Find where the moon touches the earth and release the hummingbird. " 1154 01:22:38,399 --> 01:22:39,457 That's it? 1155 01:22:47,075 --> 01:22:51,409 Did it ever occur to you? I can't believe I'm saying this. 1156 01:22:52,613 --> 01:22:56,549 Did it ever occur to you that I did the things I did to impress you? 1157 01:22:59,320 --> 01:23:03,188 No, you did it because you wanted to, and I would've done the same thing, 1158 01:23:03,257 --> 01:23:06,590 except one of us had to grow up and stay home and look after Ben. 1159 01:23:06,661 --> 01:23:08,652 Certainly wasn't going to be you. 1160 01:23:09,530 --> 01:23:13,990 Did it ever occur to you that I made sacrifices for us that you never did? 1161 01:23:16,604 --> 01:23:18,162 No, of course not. 1162 01:23:18,639 --> 01:23:20,470 So just go away. 1163 01:23:34,555 --> 01:23:36,045 Lousy tequila. 1164 01:23:40,628 --> 01:23:42,858 Don't feel bad. You did good. 1165 01:23:42,930 --> 01:23:44,989 Patrick believed every word you said. 1166 01:23:45,066 --> 01:23:48,627 Besides, your son would have never found the treasure anyway. 1167 01:23:48,703 --> 01:23:50,534 You don't know Benjamin. 1168 01:23:50,605 --> 01:23:54,166 Perhaps not. But then again, I have this. 1169 01:23:57,812 --> 01:24:02,681 A letter from Queen Victoria to the Confederate General Albert Pike? 1170 01:24:02,750 --> 01:24:07,016 Seems the dear old queen was partial to the Confederate cause. 1171 01:24:07,722 --> 01:24:10,657 This has been handed down by my family for 140 years. 1172 01:24:11,492 --> 01:24:15,792 Contains a vital piece of information. The final clue, as it were. 1173 01:24:15,863 --> 01:24:21,733 This piece of information is worthless without your translation of the planks. 1174 01:24:23,237 --> 01:24:25,000 It's ironic, isn't it? 1175 01:24:25,072 --> 01:24:29,839 This all began with the burning of pages, and now it ends 1176 01:24:29,911 --> 01:24:33,438 with the burning of this, the final clue. 1177 01:24:34,282 --> 01:24:36,011 Making me the only one... 1178 01:24:37,218 --> 01:24:38,715 ...who can find C�bola. 1179 01:24:40,988 --> 01:24:42,046 Get your coat. 1180 01:24:54,936 --> 01:24:57,928 Her translation on the second half of the planks says 1181 01:24:58,005 --> 01:25:01,566 - we need to find an island of stone. - Ben would have found it by now. 1182 01:25:01,976 --> 01:25:03,238 I don't think so. 1183 01:25:11,052 --> 01:25:12,883 How do I get to, um, this... 1184 01:25:14,755 --> 01:25:15,983 Hello, Mitch. 1185 01:25:17,658 --> 01:25:18,716 Mom... 1186 01:25:18,793 --> 01:25:21,660 - Wait for me. - No way. You're too slow. 1187 01:25:21,996 --> 01:25:24,988 I knew you'd figure out the message I gave your father. 1188 01:25:25,399 --> 01:25:28,368 The hummingbird was good. Let her go. 1189 01:25:28,436 --> 01:25:32,167 We're the ones with the firepower, and you're giving me orders. 1190 01:25:32,240 --> 01:25:36,506 I kidnapped the president. The FBI is on their way right now to arrest me, 1191 01:25:36,577 --> 01:25:38,602 and I'm sure they'll love to meet you. 1192 01:25:38,679 --> 01:25:40,806 They'll find us both and arrest us both. 1193 01:25:40,882 --> 01:25:43,612 That path doesn't lead to the City of Gold, does it? 1194 01:25:43,851 --> 01:25:46,752 This man has information you need. He's got a letter. 1195 01:25:46,821 --> 01:25:49,187 From Queen Victoria to General Albert Pike. 1196 01:25:49,257 --> 01:25:52,124 - How do you know that? - I read about it, in a book. 1197 01:25:55,196 --> 01:25:56,663 I'm afraid he's burned it. 1198 01:25:59,967 --> 01:26:04,666 All right... You've had me do all the work so far, why stop now? 1199 01:26:05,306 --> 01:26:08,639 You tell me what you know, I'll find the City of Gold, 1200 01:26:08,709 --> 01:26:11,940 prove Thomas Gates' innocence, you can have the treasure. 1201 01:26:12,013 --> 01:26:13,913 - What? - I'm going with you. 1202 01:26:13,981 --> 01:26:17,747 But if anyone's gonna be credited for discovering the City of Gold, 1203 01:26:17,818 --> 01:26:19,080 it's going to be me. 1204 01:26:19,153 --> 01:26:22,247 But your partners stay here, and all the guns. 1205 01:26:22,323 --> 01:26:23,984 What makes you think I'd agree? 1206 01:26:24,892 --> 01:26:29,420 Because you need that treasure. Believe me, I know. 1207 01:26:34,001 --> 01:26:36,231 All right, Gates. We'll do it your way. 1208 01:26:39,140 --> 01:26:43,008 But believe me... I don't need the guns. 1209 01:26:47,949 --> 01:26:51,749 - Which president? The president? - I thought it best not to tell you. 1210 01:27:05,066 --> 01:27:08,729 I still don't see anything that looks like a noble bird. 1211 01:27:10,671 --> 01:27:12,639 All right. Let's have it. 1212 01:27:12,707 --> 01:27:17,144 What did the letter say? What's the clue from Queen Victoria's letter? 1213 01:27:17,211 --> 01:27:22,513 "The entrance shall only be revealed under a cloudless rain. " 1214 01:27:22,583 --> 01:27:24,175 Figure that one out. 1215 01:27:24,251 --> 01:27:27,880 So we come back when it's raining? 1216 01:27:29,890 --> 01:27:33,724 "Cloudless. " Could simply mean the sun. 1217 01:27:34,395 --> 01:27:37,387 You need a sunny day... and rain. 1218 01:27:38,766 --> 01:27:39,755 We need water. 1219 01:27:40,501 --> 01:27:41,661 Water. 1220 01:27:52,313 --> 01:27:53,439 Abigail. 1221 01:27:54,615 --> 01:27:58,051 Everybody, the water makes the rocks darker. Use the water. 1222 01:27:58,119 --> 01:27:59,347 Em? Water? 1223 01:27:59,420 --> 01:28:03,516 - What's this in my hand? Are you blind? - Good, good, good. 1224 01:28:15,569 --> 01:28:18,800 This is ridiculous. Are we going to water the whole thing? 1225 01:28:28,449 --> 01:28:29,916 That's it. 1226 01:28:29,984 --> 01:28:34,580 Oh! That's it. I found it. Over here! Found it! Over here! 1227 01:28:36,791 --> 01:28:37,917 Look at this! 1228 01:28:39,460 --> 01:28:40,518 It's an eagle. 1229 01:28:42,496 --> 01:28:45,124 - Look at that. It's an eagle. - There it is. 1230 01:28:45,566 --> 01:28:48,364 - "The noble bird... " - "Will give you passage. " 1231 01:28:48,436 --> 01:28:51,928 - Uh-huh. Now what? - We need to join hands, 1232 01:28:52,039 --> 01:28:56,908 and in a noble manner, pass over the bird. 1233 01:28:58,045 --> 01:29:01,572 - It indicates direction... - Somehow that bird... 1234 01:29:01,649 --> 01:29:05,483 ...will rise from the rock and kind of caw... 1235 01:29:05,553 --> 01:29:09,785 You can stand around guessing for a while, or I can give you the next clue. 1236 01:29:11,058 --> 01:29:13,959 "Surrender your hand to the heart of the warrior. " 1237 01:29:15,496 --> 01:29:17,828 And the eagle is a symbol of the warrior. 1238 01:29:23,237 --> 01:29:25,432 Ben, no. Wait, wait! No. 1239 01:29:25,506 --> 01:29:28,202 That's probably a horrible trap. Tell him! 1240 01:29:28,275 --> 01:29:29,833 It's a horrible trap. 1241 01:29:29,910 --> 01:29:33,539 It would be a pity to come this far and not even try, now, wouldn't it? 1242 01:29:34,882 --> 01:29:36,247 I'll do it, Ben. 1243 01:29:36,884 --> 01:29:37,873 It's OK. 1244 01:29:42,423 --> 01:29:44,288 Surrender your hand. 1245 01:30:01,308 --> 01:30:04,402 - I am sorry. I... I couldn't resist. - You! 1246 01:30:06,647 --> 01:30:10,105 It, uh... feels like a latch. 1247 01:30:19,460 --> 01:30:20,654 Look at this. 1248 01:30:32,606 --> 01:30:35,336 All right, good. Let's go. 1249 01:30:55,729 --> 01:30:57,321 Oh! 1250 01:31:01,669 --> 01:31:03,136 Ben, look at this. 1251 01:31:04,038 --> 01:31:06,199 Oh, that's beautiful! 1252 01:31:09,977 --> 01:31:13,037 - Patrick. Patrick! - Ben, what is that? 1253 01:31:13,113 --> 01:31:16,105 Appears to be a counterweight to hold the door open. 1254 01:31:16,183 --> 01:31:18,276 What is that sound? 1255 01:31:18,352 --> 01:31:19,683 Fascinating. 1256 01:31:23,324 --> 01:31:25,519 Ah! 1257 01:31:25,593 --> 01:31:26,651 Ben! 1258 01:31:37,104 --> 01:31:38,401 Sorry. 1259 01:31:38,472 --> 01:31:40,064 - You OK? - No. 1260 01:31:40,541 --> 01:31:41,530 Get up. 1261 01:31:43,377 --> 01:31:44,366 It's locked. 1262 01:31:44,445 --> 01:31:49,212 - Patrick, what have you done? - Some kind of a bolt. I didn't do it. 1263 01:31:49,283 --> 01:31:51,251 Only one way out of here now. 1264 01:31:53,320 --> 01:31:54,548 Forward. 1265 01:31:59,260 --> 01:32:02,229 Oh! 1266 01:32:07,101 --> 01:32:09,535 Never seen so many relics. 1267 01:32:09,603 --> 01:32:11,696 So beautifully preserved. 1268 01:32:15,042 --> 01:32:17,704 Looks like we're going to be moving some rocks. 1269 01:32:17,778 --> 01:32:21,214 - There's a tunnel back in through here. - Guys, look at this. 1270 01:32:24,251 --> 01:32:25,775 It's a little golden man. 1271 01:32:28,389 --> 01:32:33,224 Look. It's got a tiny little torso. Look at that. It looks like... 1272 01:32:46,373 --> 01:32:48,170 - Ben! - Ben! 1273 01:32:53,914 --> 01:32:57,179 Move back! Move back! All of you! Other side! 1274 01:33:00,120 --> 01:33:01,246 Back up! Back up! 1275 01:33:02,089 --> 01:33:03,249 Ah! 1276 01:33:07,628 --> 01:33:09,596 Riley, move forward! Move forward! 1277 01:33:10,731 --> 01:33:12,198 No, back up, back up. 1278 01:33:14,368 --> 01:33:16,427 - What you want me to do? - Stop! Stop! 1279 01:33:20,140 --> 01:33:23,837 We have to balance our weight to even this thing out. 1280 01:33:27,014 --> 01:33:29,073 - We'll find 'em. - What are we gonna do? 1281 01:33:29,149 --> 01:33:31,879 Figure something out. Tell you what we're going to do. 1282 01:33:31,952 --> 01:33:34,318 - No, I'll tell you. - No. I'll tell you! 1283 01:33:34,388 --> 01:33:37,221 No, I'll tell you! There's that passageway. 1284 01:33:37,291 --> 01:33:41,557 You go, pull those stones out, because that leads somewhere. 1285 01:33:41,628 --> 01:33:43,755 That is a good idea. 1286 01:33:47,301 --> 01:33:50,429 There's nothing. Just a big old black hole. 1287 01:33:54,341 --> 01:33:56,809 Ben, look! There's a ladder. 1288 01:33:56,877 --> 01:34:00,938 - I mean, what's left of a ladder. - Toss me the light. 1289 01:34:03,450 --> 01:34:07,352 Riley. Move slowly to that corner. No! Wait. Just... 1290 01:34:07,421 --> 01:34:10,549 - As I move to this corner. - OK. 1291 01:34:12,726 --> 01:34:14,193 One step at a time. Good. 1292 01:34:18,565 --> 01:34:21,693 If we can raise this corner, I think I'll reach it. 1293 01:34:25,272 --> 01:34:27,502 - Stop! Red light! - You're not helping! 1294 01:34:27,574 --> 01:34:29,633 I can get up there just as easy as you. 1295 01:34:31,879 --> 01:34:32,868 Just stop. 1296 01:34:34,348 --> 01:34:36,509 - Guys! - It's three against one here. 1297 01:34:36,583 --> 01:34:40,246 I ain't going last, and if I'm not going last, I might as well go first. 1298 01:34:41,622 --> 01:34:42,611 Look! 1299 01:34:45,492 --> 01:34:47,084 What's it gonna be? 1300 01:34:56,537 --> 01:34:58,300 We'll do this your way. 1301 01:35:12,352 --> 01:35:16,220 The rest of us, on my count of three, all move together. 1302 01:35:16,290 --> 01:35:17,780 One step at a time. 1303 01:35:18,625 --> 01:35:21,651 One, two, three. 1304 01:35:40,981 --> 01:35:42,608 - You ready? - Go. 1305 01:35:54,228 --> 01:35:55,217 Ah! 1306 01:36:16,483 --> 01:36:18,474 Mitch, what do you see? 1307 01:36:19,786 --> 01:36:21,344 Is there a way out? 1308 01:36:22,956 --> 01:36:24,480 What's up there, Mitch? 1309 01:36:36,336 --> 01:36:37,496 Em? 1310 01:36:37,571 --> 01:36:43,009 - Are you all right? - Just promise me he's gonna be OK. 1311 01:36:47,648 --> 01:36:48,740 All right. 1312 01:36:50,551 --> 01:36:51,677 Let's go. 1313 01:36:52,686 --> 01:36:55,154 Mitch! Come on! 1314 01:36:55,923 --> 01:36:58,619 - I've been doing the math here, and... - I know. 1315 01:36:59,059 --> 01:37:01,493 We're gonna have to leave one person behind. 1316 01:37:01,562 --> 01:37:03,689 Promise you'll come back for me. 1317 01:37:03,764 --> 01:37:05,493 I can do the math too. 1318 01:37:06,900 --> 01:37:09,562 - That makes you next. - I'll go last. 1319 01:37:11,271 --> 01:37:15,765 "No, we'll figure something else out. " "We need you there. Please, Riley. " 1320 01:37:17,511 --> 01:37:18,671 I'm just kidding. Go. 1321 01:37:19,179 --> 01:37:20,737 OK... 1322 01:37:49,676 --> 01:37:54,340 - One... two... three! - Go! 1323 01:37:59,486 --> 01:38:00,851 Oh! 1324 01:38:01,488 --> 01:38:03,581 - What are you doing? - Nothing. 1325 01:38:03,657 --> 01:38:05,215 Uh! 1326 01:38:09,162 --> 01:38:10,186 I can't get it. 1327 01:38:17,237 --> 01:38:19,228 Just go! Go now! Go! 1328 01:38:21,742 --> 01:38:23,607 - All right, ready? - Now! 1329 01:38:23,677 --> 01:38:25,872 Ah! 1330 01:38:25,946 --> 01:38:27,709 Riley! Hang on! 1331 01:38:30,717 --> 01:38:35,245 OK. Mitch, the idol. OK, Ben. We found a gold idol here! 1332 01:38:35,322 --> 01:38:38,018 We can roll it over to offset your weight! 1333 01:38:38,091 --> 01:38:39,456 Then roll it! 1334 01:38:42,763 --> 01:38:43,752 Here it comes! 1335 01:38:52,606 --> 01:38:54,005 Come on, Ben! 1336 01:38:56,877 --> 01:38:58,606 Here! Give me your hand! 1337 01:39:01,014 --> 01:39:02,504 Ben! 1338 01:39:03,717 --> 01:39:04,775 Thanks, Riley. 1339 01:39:08,055 --> 01:39:09,920 Why couldn't a girl see me do that? 1340 01:39:13,927 --> 01:39:17,727 - You all right? - You're OK. You're OK. You're OK. 1341 01:39:20,033 --> 01:39:22,228 So... forward. 1342 01:39:25,772 --> 01:39:28,935 What is this? 1343 01:39:29,009 --> 01:39:31,807 Oh! Oh! Oh! 1344 01:39:33,380 --> 01:39:34,608 Oh! 1345 01:39:39,353 --> 01:39:41,184 Put your light over there. 1346 01:39:44,157 --> 01:39:45,624 What are you doing? 1347 01:40:11,685 --> 01:40:14,153 I can't see anything! Is this it? 1348 01:40:19,659 --> 01:40:20,648 It's oil! 1349 01:40:59,766 --> 01:41:03,167 It's a dead end! There's no way out! 1350 01:41:03,837 --> 01:41:05,304 We have to turn back! 1351 01:41:14,915 --> 01:41:16,246 OK. 1352 01:41:18,852 --> 01:41:21,844 No. No, Patrick, this is crazy. 1353 01:41:24,724 --> 01:41:25,713 OK. 1354 01:41:30,864 --> 01:41:32,092 I got it! 1355 01:41:34,301 --> 01:41:36,861 I got you! I got you! 1356 01:42:05,765 --> 01:42:07,323 There's no forward! 1357 01:42:10,337 --> 01:42:12,532 It's not forward, it's down! 1358 01:42:13,507 --> 01:42:18,035 All this water has to go out somewhere. Otherwise, it'd be filled up. 1359 01:42:28,421 --> 01:42:30,412 Help me turn this wheel! 1360 01:43:03,690 --> 01:43:05,555 The water's going down. 1361 01:43:55,675 --> 01:43:57,370 It is... Em. 1362 01:43:58,478 --> 01:44:00,469 Em. Em. 1363 01:44:06,686 --> 01:44:08,517 Ben! Hey! 1364 01:44:08,588 --> 01:44:12,888 Dad! We found it! 1365 01:44:13,259 --> 01:44:16,820 - Thomas was right! - No, you were right! 1366 01:44:22,202 --> 01:44:25,467 Sorry I smeared your great-great granddaddy's good name. 1367 01:44:25,538 --> 01:44:28,098 Seemed like the only way to get you in on the hunt. 1368 01:44:28,174 --> 01:44:32,941 But this was a chance for the Wilkinson family to make its mark on history, 1369 01:44:33,013 --> 01:44:36,949 to find the City of Gold, to be remembered. 1370 01:45:07,747 --> 01:45:11,080 What happened to you? Your father was worried sick about you. 1371 01:45:11,151 --> 01:45:13,517 She was frantic. She was frantic. 1372 01:45:14,521 --> 01:45:17,922 Dad, coming through, did you happen to see? 1373 01:45:17,991 --> 01:45:21,927 Stop it. Coming through, did you see any branches that could lead out? 1374 01:45:21,995 --> 01:45:25,988 No, it's all blocked. You can't even get back to the big, round stone door. 1375 01:45:26,499 --> 01:45:28,023 Where's your mother going? 1376 01:45:30,770 --> 01:45:33,967 Sweetheart. Sweetheart. Have a look at this. 1377 01:45:34,040 --> 01:45:35,132 - What? - Look. 1378 01:45:35,208 --> 01:45:37,608 This is gonna unlock the Olmec language. 1379 01:45:37,677 --> 01:45:41,306 It's gonna give us incredible insight into pre-Columbian history. 1380 01:45:41,381 --> 01:45:43,212 Oh! 1381 01:45:43,283 --> 01:45:45,046 Em? 1382 01:45:45,118 --> 01:45:47,712 - You happy? - Oh, yeah. 1383 01:45:48,688 --> 01:45:51,680 - Ben! Look at this! Look! - Oh, yeah. 1384 01:45:52,225 --> 01:45:55,058 That's where they slit the throat, cut the heart out. 1385 01:46:12,479 --> 01:46:15,471 - What was that? - Listen. 1386 01:46:35,502 --> 01:46:37,265 Ah! 1387 01:46:41,608 --> 01:46:45,271 I tried to find a way out. All those portals are blocked off! 1388 01:46:45,345 --> 01:46:48,803 I'm telling you, all this water goes out somewhere. We'll find it. 1389 01:46:56,322 --> 01:46:58,222 Ben, there's a current! 1390 01:46:58,658 --> 01:47:01,718 Follow it! There's got to be a central drain! 1391 01:47:01,795 --> 01:47:03,888 It's under us. Right here! 1392 01:47:13,139 --> 01:47:14,128 Come on! 1393 01:47:15,575 --> 01:47:17,566 Let's go! Get in there! 1394 01:47:24,617 --> 01:47:26,710 The water's rising too fast! 1395 01:47:26,786 --> 01:47:29,516 Let's get that door open so we don't all drown! 1396 01:47:46,239 --> 01:47:49,402 Ben, it slopes down! It's a drainage tunnel. 1397 01:47:49,976 --> 01:47:52,240 It fills with water when you open the door! 1398 01:47:52,345 --> 01:47:55,473 We need to find something to stick under it to keep it open! 1399 01:47:55,515 --> 01:47:58,541 No, if it's open, this tunnel will stay flooded. 1400 01:47:58,618 --> 01:48:01,314 We've got to get to the other side and close the door. 1401 01:48:01,387 --> 01:48:03,116 Patrick, Emily, go! 1402 01:48:08,494 --> 01:48:09,552 - No. - No! 1403 01:48:11,130 --> 01:48:12,119 No! 1404 01:48:12,198 --> 01:48:14,962 Mitch, we got to be on the other side of that door! 1405 01:48:15,501 --> 01:48:17,298 Nobody leaves unless I say so. 1406 01:48:18,771 --> 01:48:21,365 That door is not gonna stay open by itself. 1407 01:48:21,441 --> 01:48:23,671 We both know what has to happen here. 1408 01:48:24,177 --> 01:48:27,578 One of us keeps the door open and stays behind. 1409 01:48:29,549 --> 01:48:30,641 I vote Mitch. 1410 01:48:31,718 --> 01:48:33,652 This isn't a democracy. 1411 01:48:38,291 --> 01:48:42,250 Stop! I'll stay! I'm staying. Look. Look! 1412 01:48:43,196 --> 01:48:45,687 See? I'm right here! I'm staying! 1413 01:48:45,765 --> 01:48:48,495 I'll tell everybody how this is going to go. 1414 01:48:48,568 --> 01:48:52,834 You and me are going to open that door. Anybody tries to leave before me, 1415 01:48:52,939 --> 01:48:55,339 I drop the door, we start this all over again! 1416 01:48:55,375 --> 01:48:59,277 Try any funny business, I guarantee you people are going to get hurt! 1417 01:49:01,180 --> 01:49:04,672 I won't! You have my word. Just let her go. 1418 01:49:08,721 --> 01:49:11,349 Ben, no, we're not leaving without you. 1419 01:49:13,326 --> 01:49:14,315 Abigail. 1420 01:49:18,431 --> 01:49:22,162 You make my parents leave. You make my parents leave. 1421 01:49:31,511 --> 01:49:32,773 - No! - Let's go! 1422 01:49:33,279 --> 01:49:37,238 Let's go, please! Patrick, Emily, he's trying to save our lives. 1423 01:49:37,984 --> 01:49:39,611 Please, come on. 1424 01:49:41,587 --> 01:49:42,781 Push, Ben! 1425 01:49:46,459 --> 01:49:48,393 The current's too strong! 1426 01:49:51,631 --> 01:49:53,826 - I'm ready! - It's all yours! 1427 01:50:09,816 --> 01:50:10,805 Ah! 1428 01:50:16,889 --> 01:50:18,049 Mom! 1429 01:50:18,624 --> 01:50:20,854 Hang on! 1430 01:50:23,696 --> 01:50:24,958 Hold your breath! 1431 01:50:34,741 --> 01:50:36,572 Ah! 1432 01:50:36,642 --> 01:50:38,371 We got to get Ben out of there! 1433 01:50:41,414 --> 01:50:45,714 If I'm stuck in the door, it stays open, 1434 01:50:45,785 --> 01:50:48,720 both rooms fill up, and we all drown! 1435 01:50:48,788 --> 01:50:52,918 - Open the door! I'll get you out! - The current's too strong! 1436 01:50:53,026 --> 01:50:55,551 I open the door, you'll be washed down! 1437 01:50:55,595 --> 01:50:56,960 I'll get you out! 1438 01:50:57,030 --> 01:51:01,399 I found the City of Gold! I found it! 1439 01:51:01,467 --> 01:51:03,458 And no one will ever know? 1440 01:51:03,536 --> 01:51:07,768 We can figure this out! We can all get out! 1441 01:51:07,840 --> 01:51:11,401 It's not a puzzle! No more puzzles, Ben! 1442 01:51:11,477 --> 01:51:14,640 We're all going to die, or it could just be me! 1443 01:51:15,481 --> 01:51:18,939 - Tell them I found it! - Don't quit! 1444 01:51:20,453 --> 01:51:22,580 Mitch! 1445 01:51:31,731 --> 01:51:32,789 Ah! 1446 01:52:03,062 --> 01:52:04,188 Thank you. 1447 01:52:21,714 --> 01:52:25,673 - We haven't officially met. I'm Riley. - Oh, hi. 1448 01:52:31,924 --> 01:52:34,484 Sir! It's for you. 1449 01:52:35,795 --> 01:52:36,784 Sadusky. 1450 01:52:37,730 --> 01:52:40,528 - I have my proof. - Ben! 1451 01:52:40,933 --> 01:52:44,801 We were just talking about you. Ready to turn yourself in? 1452 01:52:44,871 --> 01:52:48,534 Not quite. We found the City of Gold. 1453 01:52:48,608 --> 01:52:51,406 Doesn't matter. You still committed a federal crime. 1454 01:53:11,898 --> 01:53:14,492 Stop. Stop it. 1455 01:53:15,601 --> 01:53:17,933 - Mr. President? - Craig, give us a minute. 1456 01:53:18,004 --> 01:53:21,770 Sir, for your information, this is the man who kidnapped you. 1457 01:53:21,841 --> 01:53:24,605 As I recall, we were exploring a hidden tunnel, 1458 01:53:24,677 --> 01:53:28,238 and a door closed accidentally, and this man saved my life. 1459 01:53:28,581 --> 01:53:29,775 Yes, sir. 1460 01:53:31,984 --> 01:53:33,747 - Gates. - Sir. 1461 01:53:34,820 --> 01:53:39,382 For the record, after centuries of exploration, on this day, 1462 01:53:39,458 --> 01:53:42,985 you have brought honor to your country and your family. 1463 01:53:44,530 --> 01:53:47,465 You've done this country a great service. I thank you. 1464 01:53:48,000 --> 01:53:50,662 - Thank you. - Craig. 1465 01:53:52,004 --> 01:53:56,270 I thought you might want to take a look at tomorrow's headlines. 1466 01:53:57,843 --> 01:53:58,832 Tomorrow? 1467 01:54:07,053 --> 01:54:08,315 Thank you, sir. 1468 01:54:09,288 --> 01:54:11,756 All of you, along with Emily and Patrick Gates 1469 01:54:11,824 --> 01:54:13,917 will get credit for this discovery. 1470 01:54:21,067 --> 01:54:23,433 And Mitch Wilkinson, sir. 1471 01:54:24,337 --> 01:54:28,171 - Is that right? - It's true, sir. 1472 01:54:29,775 --> 01:54:32,767 Ben, I am curious about that favor I asked you. 1473 01:54:34,313 --> 01:54:36,747 Any report regarding what's on page 47? 1474 01:54:36,816 --> 01:54:39,011 I believe I can help with that, sir. 1475 01:54:39,085 --> 01:54:42,282 - So it's good. - Life-altering, sir. 1476 01:54:45,958 --> 01:54:49,587 What's on page 47? Are you talking about the Book? 1477 01:54:52,832 --> 01:54:53,958 What book? 1478 01:54:55,534 --> 01:54:59,595 Be very careful with that. Is that distilled water you're using? 1479 01:54:59,672 --> 01:55:01,936 - Yes. - Have you catalogued all of this? 1480 01:55:02,008 --> 01:55:03,373 - No, ma'am. - You haven't? 1481 01:55:03,442 --> 01:55:06,502 Excuse me? Excuse me, sir? Are you cataloguing this? 1482 01:55:06,579 --> 01:55:09,878 You should've been there when we picked out our first couch. 1483 01:55:13,853 --> 01:55:15,286 Excuse me. 1484 01:55:15,354 --> 01:55:19,256 Hey, you're that guy... The treasure hunter guy, right? 1485 01:55:19,325 --> 01:55:23,159 No, actually, the guy you're thinking of is somewhere over there. 1486 01:55:23,229 --> 01:55:27,666 No. You're him. Riley Poole. I recognize you from your book. 1487 01:55:28,334 --> 01:55:30,325 Will you sign it? 1488 01:55:30,403 --> 01:55:31,392 OK. 1489 01:55:40,646 --> 01:55:41,635 Thank you. 1490 01:55:42,982 --> 01:55:46,213 So, um, the tea tables... 1491 01:55:47,219 --> 01:55:50,950 Yes, I'm going to have the movers bring them to you next week. 1492 01:55:51,924 --> 01:55:53,858 I was going to say you can keep them. 1493 01:55:54,727 --> 01:55:58,857 And maybe you could... 1494 01:55:58,931 --> 01:56:01,229 ...come and move back in with me. 1495 01:56:02,401 --> 01:56:05,199 - No. You used the word "so. " - So? 1496 01:56:05,271 --> 01:56:07,705 So, when you say "so," it means you're angry. 1497 01:56:07,773 --> 01:56:11,732 Sometimes. And then sometimes it doesn't. 1498 01:56:11,811 --> 01:56:14,143 It's sort of like a puzzle. 1499 01:56:15,681 --> 01:56:19,344 And you're so good at puzzles. I'm sure you'll figure it out. 1500 01:56:21,887 --> 01:56:23,081 So... 1501 01:57:09,869 --> 01:57:11,496 I love this car. 118518

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