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Let's go.

Give me the girl.

No.

No!

- Baby, you okay?
- No!

Hey!

No!

She doesn't get
on this plane.

Shit.

You hurt her,
I swear to God,

I'll put a bullet
in your head.

I'll take the shot,
motherfucker.

You get into my way,

I'll create another one.

Come any closer, I will kill her.
End of story.

Daddy.

"Daddy"?

Tell your daddy
to drop his weapon.

He says to give up, Daddy.

Okay, sweetie.

Daddy.

- Hey, babe.
- Hey.

Your appointment's
in 30 minutes.

- You're gonna make it, right?
- Yeah. I'm on the way.

I just needed
to take a break.

Step out of the car
for a minute.

You needed a caffeine fix?

Well, you had me stop smoking.
I did that, didn't I?

We could put coffee
at the top of the next list.

- Usual, please, ma'am.
- Just don't be late, okay, soldier boy?

Honey?

Jason? You okay?

Thank you.

Baby, you're scaring me.

I'm fine, babe.

- I love you.
- I love you too, babe.

I'll see you in just a few.

Thank you, ma'am.

Yes, ma'am.

Hey, Malone?
That's the third one this morning.

- Let me guess, Barbara?
- Yep.

Look, did you tell her we
can't do anything about traffic

- when top brass comes through?
- I told her, but apparently

she was late to work this morning
because of a big city motorcade.

- Christ, it's just two cars.
- Who is it this time?

I don't know. Washington PD
wouldn't even tell me.

- Must be pretty high up.
- Heading to the VA?

Well, they ain't in Oakside
for the ice fishing.

Hey, baby.

I'm sorry.

You're 14 minutes late.

I know. I know. And...

I actually thought
today I was gonna be early.

And I really tried.

These are my colleagues.

I know. I know.

Listen, Gutterman doesn't...

discuss anything I say to her
with anybody, right?

- No. No, of course not.
- Okay.

But I would like to be
a fly on the wall.

I know you would.
I know you would.

- You still on for lunch?
- Yeah, of course.

I asked Sara's mom
to drop Sara off here

just 'cause these things
never end on time, you know?

Yeah, sounds good.
You okay?

Yeah. You know, it's just the cold
weather just makes it worse, you know?

Listen, I think Sara may
actually be off the team.

- What?
- She went spikes up on a slide tackle.

- I think she actually hurt a girl.
- Was this intentional?

It's hard for me to believe that she
would do anything like that intentionally.

I think she just doesn't know
her own strength, you know.

- We need to discuss this at lunch.
- I know.

I just wanted you
to know in advance.

- Thank you.
- Excuse me, Mr. Hill. You have to check in, sir.

I'm with her.

You're a lucky man,
but you have to sign in.

Right.

- I'll see you later.
- All right. I'll see you later.

I will sign in.

You do understand
how regulations work, right?

You come to the security desk,
you check in,

I give you a day pass
and then you see a doctor.

You see how that happens
right there?

I do see how it happens,
Miss Wanda,

but I'm Jason Hill.
I'm here every day.

Well, Jason Hill
needs to sign in.

- Come on.
- Jason Hill will sign in.

- Mmm, he will.
- Miss Wanda, I think you missed your calling.

I think you'd make
a pretty good drill sergeant.

I like to think I serve in my own way.
Here's your day pass.

Don't forget to turn it in
when you leave, okay?

I will not forget that,
Miss Wanda.

Have a nice day, Mr. Hill.

You too, ma'am.

- What is this?
- Out of order, ma'am.

We can't have broken
elevators at a hospital.

We have injured soldiers,
wheelchairs, prosthetic limbs.

I understand. We've put in
an emergency repair order.

Well, I hope
they get here soon.

Johnny, have you ever been
to a bullfight before?

I have.

Thousands of people gather to
watch an innocent animal die.

It is terrible.

Just kill me.

What the audience
doesn't see

is that the bull has been wounded
before it faces the fighter.

It has been beaten, bled,

exhausted before
it even enters the ring.

Does that make the matador
appear any less courageous

in front of
the bloodthirsty crowds?

No.

I don't want to
listen to you anymore.

The bull still has a chance.

Occasionally,
the bullfighter gets gored,

but I'm always rooting
for the bull.

Fuck you.

Erik.

Thank you.

You're a tough man,
I'll give you that.

Willing to die for God, country.
I respect that.

You are Jonathan Fergosi
from Washington State.

Ah, the northwest.
Beautiful.

And your unit was specifically
tasked with the capturing

of one David Rabikov
last year.

Where is he being held?

Are you willing to let...

little Thomas die?

I bet you call him Tommy, no?

You go to hell.

I'm afraid you will
beat me there, Jonathan.

But the question is,
who else must join you?

Huh?

Your wife, Rebecca?

Younger sister, Michelle?

Your niece, Alison?
I know where they live.

I know everything about
your little life, but...

I am not one
for unnecessary violence, huh?

It sickens me.

I was kinda hoping
for more of a fight.

You will tell us,

because if you don't,
they will all die.

And not quickly,
because people like Erik

will do terrible things
for money.

Here, I'll demonstrate.
Erik.

Who ordered
for my brother to be taken?

Was it General Davis?

General Arthur?
General Welch?

Ah! General Welch.

Good. Now, we know.

General Welch ordered
the capture of my brother.

You know nothing.

Where is he being held?

Hmm?

Where is my brother being held?

Where is he being held?

My name is Jonathan Fergosi.

- Serial number...
- Yes, yes, we know.

Where is he being held?

My name is Jonathan Fergosi.

Serial number V-113.

- Erik.
- Serial number...

My name
is Jonathan Fergosi.

My serial number is...

My name is Jonathan Fergosi!

Okay, so where do you
want me to start?

- That's your call.
- Okay, but I'm not getting into all the how it makes me feel

and shit, okay?
'Cause that's...

I didn't ask you
how it makes you feel and shit.

Okay, good, good.

You still haven't talked
about the incident

that brought you here.

Lay it on the line.
Just the facts.

Yeah, just the facts.

Okay, um, you know,
we were on patrol.

It was cold. Jesus.

A lot colder than it gets here.

And Jerry told a joke.

Jerry was such an idiot.

- Hey, yo.
- Hey.

I heard Johnny's been
sleeping with my wife

since I've been deployed, man.

I don't really care
that much, so...

But I will kill that son of a bitch
if he's been drinking my beer.

He made me laugh more than anybody
I've ever met in my life, Jerry.

And I was laughing so fucking
hard at this joke that, uh...

I just didn't hear
what, uh, Sosa was yelling.

Stop!

You know,
I didn't see or feel anything.

Just this fucking ringing,
you know? Just... just...

And I must have hit my head
pretty hard, you know,

because I... I...
I couldn't, uh...

I just... I couldn't position.

But Jerry was
screaming my name.

But I couldn't see.
There was just so much smoke.

Until I could see.

And his arm was just gone,
you know?

That IED was just...
just a trap, you know?

They were clearly
waiting for it.

And Jerry was
the only other one of us left

and he just kept
screaming my name, you know,

and I just couldn't, uh...

I couldn't pull my leg loose
or clear, you know?

And then the screaming
just stopped.

You know?

And he couldn't have been more than
three, four feet from me too. You know?

And that's, uh...
That's it, you know?

Just, uh...
It's just a bad day, you know?

Nothing else. Just a fucking...

Just a bad day.

I'm sorry you had to
go through that, Jason.

It's fine, it's not a big deal,
you know?

Facing it is hard.

No.

It's what they pay for,
you know?

So Valium? Xanax?

Great session today, Brian.
Same time next week?

Uh, actually I was thinking that
I'd stick around for a group later.

There's always room.

Cool, then I'll see you later.
Bye, Anne.

Well, you're 45 minutes late
for your lunch

with your husband
and your daughter.

You're amazing.

What is this
3:00 appointment?

Red level.
They wouldn't give me a name.

We haven't had top brass in here in months.
When did this come in?

- About an hour ago.
- I'll make it work.

Uh, do me a favor and call the
elevator repair company again.

So, Marcy's mom was okay
with picking you up?

She said she likes helping
people who need it.

"Who need it."

That's very clever
of Marcy's mom.

Hmm. That's your mom.

Lost and found.

I am so sorry.

Go ahead, sell all my stuff.

Me and the monster
will move to Mexico,

sell T-shirts to tourists,
you know?

- Fish whenever we want.
- Oh, my God, take me with you.

- I'm not fishing ever, okay? It's cruel.
- Wha... What?

- Okay, we'll throw 'em back.
- Where are you guys?

Outside the private area.
Where we're supposed to be.

- I'm not fishing, okay?
- Okay.

Okay, you're eating
without me?

Well, you were supposed to
be here over two hours ago.

The monster was hungry.
I had to get her a snack, you know?

Did you at least feed her
something moderately healthy?

Yes, I got her something
incredibly healthy. Shh.

So?

So... Okay, that sounds like
we're not having lunch.

Red appointment, I'm sorry.

That's okay.
You know, duty calls.

Let me talk to Sara.

- It's your mama.
- Mmm.

So you're not coming?

I'm sorry, honey.

I'll see you at home
after practice, okay?

That's okay.

But dad totally
got me candy, so...

Traitor! First of all,
she's the one who picked out the candy.

I was gonna have her drink,
like, a kale broccoli smoothie.

Two suits just walked
into my office. Earpieces.

I'm guessing that's for me.
It's gonna be a long night.

Jason, did I lose you?

- You're not gonna believe this.
- What?

General Welch,
Joint Chief of Staff.

You're kidding.

That must be your guy, huh?

Okay, just get her to practice.
If she's late again,

- those other moms are gonna give me hell.
- On it.

All right, babe,
we'll see you about the house.

- I love you.
- I love you too.

Okay, well, looks like
it's just gonna be us

discussing you going
spikes up on that girl.

That was an accident.

Yeah, well, you hurt her.

Ma'am.
Having a heck of a time.

You mind giving me a hand?

I have your daughter.

- Excuse me?
- I have your daughter.

Get in.

No use in running, Mrs. Welch.

Get in and maybe
you two will survive this.

Let's go.

Uh, excuse me.

Thank you.

Voorhees Elevator Service and Repair.
How can I help you?

Can I speak with Luis, please?

Luis called in sick today.
My name's Harry.

I had an appointment scheduled
for today and nobody showed.

Well, is there a name
on the account?

Oakside VA.

Luis didn't give me
an order number or anything.

Oh, I see it here
in the notes.

Yeah, looks like it never
made it into the system.

- Yeah, I'll tell you what...
- Not even Willie Nelson?

No, fuck country music.

- Johnny Cash?
- We'll send somebody out right away.

Well, yeah, Johnny Cash.
That's different.

Guys, shut up!

Is there a door code
or anything

or should we just call again
when our man arrives?

Just have him go
to the front security desk.

They'll show him
where to go from there.

Tight. Thanks so much.
We'll see you soon.

We got a green light
on door one.

Excellent. Commence phase two.

I'm here for a 3:00.

Please, come in.

Thank you.

- Can I help you, gentlemen?
- Hey there. We're here to repair the elevator.

But your office said one guy.
I can't be letting

four people in here
without clearance.

You two, wait right there!

I'll check this out.

Yeah, I don't think we're gonna
be able to let you do that.

Security.

Yeah, this is Officer Reino,
Oakside Police.

Uh, we received an alarm
signal from this location.

Is everything all right?

Alarm. Uh, I am so sorry.

I'm new,
I, uh, must've just bumped it.

And what happened
to Wanda Phillips?

Uh, she's taking some time off.
Uh, family emergency.

Hey, something's up.

Hello,
this is Police Chief Malone.

Please provide the seven-digit
security alarm system code.

Uh, absolutely.
Just one moment.

- Marty.
- It's Zero.

- What?
- The name's Zero.

Something wrong
with your ears?

Just give me
the goddamn code, Marty!

Now would be nice.

There. 94850912.

I only have
an eight-digit.

Uh, 94850912.

Okay, be careful
with that system.

Next time,
we'll have to send someone out.

Thank you.

It's fine. Relax.

I heard an alarm.
Are you new here?

Uh, yeah,
the usual lady went home sick.

Um, the service sent me.
I'm Larry.

I'm Dr. Gutterman.

It's nice to meet you.

Have a nice night, Larry.

Thanks, you, too.

Front security desk secure.
Erik, you're up.

I don't know.
I don't like it, sir.

And that didn't
seem off to you?

Nothing ever happens
in sleepy Oakside,

that's why people move here.

That's why
I got transferred here.

You want action,
move to the big city.

Please, everything,
take it!

Got the badge.
Coat won't fit, though.

Go to phase three.
Carry the coat.

Why do we have to
call them "phases"?

Why don't you just say, "Erik,
come back into the building."

Go to the building.

Thank you, sir.

Malone.

Chief Malone, this is Special
Agent Richards of the FBI.

- Okay.
- We have reason to believe

a wanted fugitive
may be in your town.

We could use your help
in locating this man.

Uh, could you be
more specific?

Check your email.

"Adrian Rabikov.
International terrorist."

- The hell would he want in Oakside?
- Your guess is as good as ours.

If anything out of the ordinary
happens, give us a call.

Okay.

Reino!

- Yeah, Chief?
- Got another face for you to add to the website.

I'm emailing it to you now.

Marcy says that
she's the best goalie,

but she just doesn't let
anyone else try.

So, how does she know
we're not better than her?

- She doesn't. She has no way to know that.
- Right, that's what I'm saying!

And she's all over Chris
every day at lunch...

- Whoa, whoa, whoa.
- I'm just like...

Who is Chris?

He's my boyfriend.

Sara, you're 14 years old.

Does your mom know
about this boyfriend crap?

Duh. Chris is taking me
to homecoming.

- He's a nice guy if you give him a chance.
- Yeah.

The new girl, Tiffany,
she has a cousin and he's taking Marcy.

- Sara, wait.
- He has a new SUV,

so he's gonna take us
all together.

No 15-year-old named Chris is
taking you anywhere in an SUV.

Excuse me, sir. Where's, uh...
Where's Beth today?

Oh, she went home sick.

- Right. Tell her I hope she feels better.
- Will do.

Come on, sweetie.

Okay, we're gonna talk
about that foul

on the soccer field,
all right?

Uh, I don't think
it was my fault, you know?

Well, look,
there's a place for that,

but the soccer field
is not one of 'em, all right?

Where's the place for that?

We'll talk about that later.

With your mom.

- Thanks.
- Dad's got to make a quick phone call.

- Here, start the car and turn the heater on.
- Okay.

Oakside Police emergency line.
How may I help you?

Yeah, I'd like to report some
suspicious activity at the VA hospital.

- I just saw some men...
- Suspicious men?

- Someone could be in danger.
- Who?

Possibly a high-ranking
military official. Look, I...

Uh, this is Chief Malone.
Can you please start from the beginning?

Listen, Chief,
I just saw five repairmen

walk past security without swiping
their badges. One of them was armed.

- Sir, do you work for the hospital?
- Uh, no.

Are you a patient?

Yeah, but my wife...

Well, sir, I wanna say
thank you for your service

and we'll be
looking into this.

Okay.
Okay, so you'll send a car?

Uh, we will be
checking out the report.

No, no, no, no, no.
Look, look, Chief,

I know what you're doing.
You're blowing me off.

Sir, please calm down.
There's no need to get excited.

Send a car to check it out.

This could go sideways
very quickly.

Like I said, we will
have someone look into it.

- Bullshit!
- Uh, sir, if you'd like to make a formal report,

you can always come down
to the station.

Then send a car,
one with an officer in it.

As I said before,
we will have someone looking into this.

Again,
thank you for your service.

Man, Charlie,
something's up, right?

Yeah, he sounded
pretty amped-up to me.

Hey, Malone,
I'm telling you,

something's going on
at that hospital.

The man is at a VA PTSD ward
talking about a conspiracy.

Come on. Can... Can you just
send one of us, please?

- Charlie, go.
- Oh, come on! The guy's a nutjob!

- Satisfied?
- Yes, thank you.

This is great, guys.

This is Dr. Jennifer Hill.
Please leave a message

and I'll get back to you
as soon as I'm available.

- Shit.
- Have a nice day.

Hey, babe, it's me.

Uh, give me a call

as soon as you get this,
would you please?

Something's not right.
I'm, uh...

I'm still at the VA.
I just saw some...

Just, uh...
Just give me a call, will you?

I love you. Bye-bye.

Max.

Yeah, go.

We have a guy out here pacing.

Is he gonna be an issue?

It's hard to tell.
I could take him out.

Fine, kill him.

He does have a kid with him.

I say don't kill him
unless you have to.

I'll kill him
if you want me to.

You're the one
who thinks he's an issue.

Is there an issue?

I just said he's pacing.

Keep the channel clear.

Sash, let's play a game.

Which one would you pick?
Only if you had to.

Oh, well, he's kinda cute.

Yeah, he is cute.

- All right, listen.
- Hey, man.

You're on a desert island,

which one of us
are you taking with you?

Remember,
blondes have more fun.

And more damage.

Yo, listen, we're all soldiers
here, all right, okay?

Who do you think's
in there anyway?

Dr. Hill's office. Anne speaking.

- How may I help you?
- Anne, it's me.

Would you put Jennifer
on the phone, please?

I'll have to take a message.
I can't disturb her.

No, hey, Anne,
I understand that.

I wouldn't call
unless it was an emergency.

Knock on the door,
get her on the phone.

I'm sorry,
but I can't do that.

Goddamn it, Anne,
put Jennifer on the phone now!

Asshole.

- Dad, you were totally cussing.
- I know.

It's not a good look and you're
a shitty influence on me.

- I apologize. Do as I say, not as I do.
- Okay.

Look, I gotta do something
for your mom real quick.

I have to get to practice,
I can't be late

and you have to
feed your children.

- It's the law, I think.
- I understand. I'm gonna feed my child.

Call Marcy's mother, see if she can
pick you up here. Can you do that?

But I have to
get to practice.

We're gonna get you
to practice.

How much battery power
you have left on your phone?

- Uh, 70%.
- Okay,

Call Marcy's mother,
have her pick you up here.

You can watch a movie
in the meantime.

What if she can't
come get me?

Then you wait for me
here, okay?

I will be back.
Tell me you understand, Sara.

- I understand.
- Good.

- I love you.
- I love you, too.

I'll be back.

He's coming in to you, Max.

Alone.
The kid's still in the car.

Copy.

How you doing, man?

Good.

You don't need my pass?

Oh, the system's
just having troubles.

Go on ahead.
I already saw you in here.

Right.

Boss.

Everything going smoothly,
I see.

Smooth as silk.

Well...

Speak to me.

That guy who left, came back.

Pacing guy.

Problem?

Not sure.

I think he suspects
something's up.

Ivan, Vee,
sweep for a possible issue.

He is suspicious. Kill him.

Copy. Let's go.

I was just saying out loud, you
know, I could have killed him.

I offered.

Overwatch, are you there?

In position.
Up and running in five.

If you see a man fitting
that description, leave,

and let Max here know.

Understood.

Handled.

I trust you can manage that
yourself in the future.

Yeah, boss. Thank you.

I didn't know we had Jackson
on this one.

Jackson?

Hey, Max.

Small fucking world, man.

Glad to hear your voice, kid.

Phase four.
Follow the plan accordingly

and we'll all be having
margaritas in Cabo in 48 hours.

- I want a mai tai.
- Then you'll have one. Commence with phase four.

Seems to be going smoothly,
yeah?

Sure.

First job you've done?

Why are you talking to me?

Just trying
to be friendly.

Well, don't try so hard.

Just finish the sweep
and let's head back up.

I wanna get this over with.

This is my fourth one.

It's fast money.

Figure I'll retire
and go live on a beach.

Well, I wish you luck.

I don't know why
we don't just kill everybody

and take the general with us.

You don't
have to understand.

You just have to
follow Rabikov's orders.

Vee.

- Go.
- We need you upstairs.

- I'm on my way.
- Did you find the guy?

Finish the sweep.

I'll continue looking
on floor two,

but there's nobody here.

Make it fast.

Andrei, Moritz, set up shop
on the second floor.

I'm on my way.

Whoever does not wish to die,
you will follow us immediately.

Do not try to run.
It is not advisable.

Relax, and follow
these nice men here.

Let's go, asshole.

Get up, against the wall.

Let's go, ladies.
Let's go.

Oh, hell no! Get back!

That is an example.

That.

Relax, I am not an animal.
I'm methodical. Hmm.

I was very clear.

I'm actually sorry.

Erik.

Uh, uh, uh.
Come on, back it up.

Move.

Against the wall.

Sit down!

You got this?

Ivan, hurry up.

Vee, he's an idiot.

I know.
But he's growing on me.

Oh, fuck.

Moritz, Andrei,

make sure
Ivan doesn't get lost.

Copy that.

Let's go.

Shit.

Okay, okay.

Anybody gonna get that?

I guess I'm the only one
that works here.

Chief Malone.

Hello, this is Jason Hill.

I'm at the VA hospital.

I just saw multiple men
with weapons.

Sir, would they happen
to be security guards?

No, goddamn it,
they're not security guards.

I know what the fuck
I'm talking about.

Something is going on here.

People are gonna die.
Send your men.

Sir, I'm gonna need you
to calm down, okay?

Something is going down
and people are gonna die.

- Listen, sir.
- Send them now!

I've already sent someone
down there.

I'm gonna need you to be
patient and remain calm.

Thank you.

Is it a full moon?

- Ivan.
- Shit.

Boss.

- Go.
- Ivan's down.

Someone took his gun
and ran downstairs.

Ivan's super messed-up.
He ain't moving.

What?

Vee, your place is here.

Don't you want me
to handle this guy?

If you're going to do this with
brutality, make sure it is focused.

Always, boss.

Andrei, Vee is going to kill
the person of interest.

She has it handled,
but if required,

please assist her
in the execution.

- Copy.
- Are you fucking serious?

Shut up, Zero,
just shut up!

I wish I was dealing
with professionals.

Oh, Jesus, Andrei.
I almost just shot you.

- What's the word?
- Moritz is looking after Ivan.

- He should be okay.
- Good.

- Standard bet?
- Fifty goes to the one who gets the kill shot.

- Make it 100.
- You're on.

Let's go.

I get the feeling
you're not a fan of this.

Hmm. Another meeting with
a doctor to see if I'm fit.

You wanna hear
about my childhood next?

If you'd like to tell me about
your childhood, I'd love to listen.

Every time something happens,

a bureaucrat sends me
to see another headshrinker

to make sure that my fragile
psyche is still intact.

- Is it?
- Don't be smart.

That's why
they use headshrinkers.

Let's get this over with.

Okay.

VA-33 security desk.
How may I help you?

Yeah, this is Officer Reino of
the Oakside Police Department.

Uh, we've received reports of
multiple armed men in the hospital.

Really? Uh, well, our security
forces haven't reported anything.

Nothing out of the ordinary?

No, but we'd be happy
to look into it for you.

You know, it's probably
just a disturbed patient.

You should check
the, uh, basement.

Copy. We'll, uh, check out
the basement and the PTSD ward.

- Well, sorry to bother you.
- Thank you.

Boss, this guy is being
a real pain.

He called the cops.

Are you fucking kidding me?

Goddamn it!

You wanna tell him?

You fucking do it.

- What about the money?
- You will be paid in proportion to what you do.

- Good.
- Boss.

What is it?

He got out the back door.
He's gone.

Go back to your posts.

- Daryl, get the door charges in place.
- Copy that.

Max, assist Daryl with the
placement of the door charges.

All cell phones into the bag.

It is simple.
No one else needs to get hurt.

As long as you
don't try to escape,

as long as you do not try
to hinder our efforts,

and do not complain,
you will live.

Is that all the phones?

Check this one.

Uh-oh.

- Please, I...
- No, no, no, no.

No, no!

No!

Please!

Give me your cell phone.

- No, no!
- No! No!

I feel like you do not understand
what is happening here.

You think that I want
to kill this woman?

I hate to make example
of people!

Especially a woman!

I trust that is all the phones.
Is that it?

That is all the phones?

Any more phones?

No, no.

- No. No, no, no.
- No, no.

No, no, they made a mistake.
Nyet.

Now, you may all
sit here and pray

that the United States
government

values your lives enough
to pay the ransom.

Okay, well,
you two come with me.

Now we're after the prize,
okay? Let's move.

Okay, you place the C-4.

Run a line to the detonator,

then from the detonator
to the switch.

If the switch is broken
by the door opening,

the detonator blows the C-4.
Easy.

Pull this tab.

Light is green, good to go.
Ready to rock and roll.

You'd be okay
with doing the rest?

Relax, Max, I've done this
many, many times.

From Moscow to Manila.

I'm gonna go to the desk.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!
We're doing that one, too?

I'm stationed right here.

Isn't that gonna take me out with
whatever dipshit comes through that door?

No, it's a contained blast.

I'd rather you didn't.

Boss's orders. Every door.

Great.

Good luck.

Hey, do you guys,
uh, still need me down here?

Uh, you know, I just figured maybe
you could use a hand or something.

Great.

Why don't you tell me
about what happened?

I ordered my men
to perform an extraction.

And it didn't go as planned?

No.

We got intel that

an American responsible for
a string of suicide bombings

was holed up in a small house
just outside of Moscow.

I ordered a covert mission
to extract him.

An order that I most certainly
would issue again.

Soldiers died
as a result of your orders?

Yes.

One was taken.

He was found three days later.

All of his fingers
had been cut off...

and he was beaten
almost beyond recognition.

I think about that.

You blame yourself
for the pain he suffered?

We took his family
into protective custody.

I talked to them myself.

I still think about
all of their tears.

There hasn't been another bombing
in that area since that night.

So I think about that also.

Those men
were following my orders.

Sergeant Fergosi's death
is on my hands.

I'm proud of that brave man.

He died doing
what was right.

We should all be so lucky.

Admitting feelings is a sign that you're
still in a rational state of mind.

Who's in there anyway?

I guess it's a big secret.

- Nobody move.
- Just sit.

Sit down and shut up.

- No, no, don't go. Don't go, man.
- No, no!

No!

- What'd I say? Sit down!
- Hey! Hey!

- What'd I say? Huh?
- Who are you? No!

Sit down and shut up!

Point that gun at me!

Andrei, I have to have access.

I don't know who you are or what you
want, but you're not gonna get it.

We'll see.

Up.

Move.

How's everything going
in there?

It's fine, Marty.

It's Zero.

Next time,
I don't want van duty.

- Hey.
- Doors and windows are secure. Where's the boss?

Off getting his prize.

Come here.

When do we get to
the asking for the ransom part?

After the perimeter's set,
we call and make our demands.

- Did you read the stages?
- Why are there stages?

Why don't we just make a plan and
take it from there? Why break it up?

Because stages work.

Get after her, you idiot.

No, no, no,
it's rigged!

Stop!

You open that door
and we both die.

It's wired to blow!
Look up. Look at it!

Don't do it, ma'am.
Don't... No, don't, don't.

- Was that us?
- Yeah, that was us.

Unless there's another group using
our explosives at the hospital.

Front left. Max, you okay?

Yep.

Well, how about you go see

what the hell
that was all about?

Yeah.

Calm down! Quiet!

Calm down. Keep it down.

I guess the world's
gonna know we're here.

Oakside Police,
how may I help you?

Say that again.

Chief! Chief, there's been
an assault on VA-33.

In you go.

What the hell was that?

We lost one.

Where's Daryl?

Daryl? Daryl, come in.

I'm gonna guess
Daryl ain't okay.

I'll take 2:1 odds.
Any takers?

Okay, send men down there to see
if he's dead. Secure the opening.

Yes, sir.

General.

Have you ever been
to a bullfight before?

Come on, sweetie,
answer the phone.

Answer the phone, baby.

Shit.

I'm coming, Jen.

Help.
There was an explosion.

Call the cops. And an ambulance.
I'm injured.

I got you, buddy.
Just take it easy.

Yeah, take a seat, buddy.

I got it from here.

Max, are you there?

Max, don't fuck around.

Max, what the fuck
is going on?

Jen.

Jen.

Anne?

- Anne.
- No, please!

- Anne.
- No.

Anne, it's me!

What happened?

They killed the guards.

And they took them all.

Took 'em where?

The meeting room.

They said
"the meeting room".

Come on, get up.
Get up.

They killed the guards.

It's okay, get in here.

Stay in here
and you don't open the door

for any reason,
you understand?

Hey, guys,
I'm over at the VA right now.

Doesn't look like
anything's going on here.

I'm gonna look around and
I'll let you know in a second.

Oh, shit!

Multiple shots fired.

Officer down.

Was that...
Was that Charlie?

I'm hurt, guys.

Mobile unit still here?

Yes... Yes, sir.

Get 'em on the horn.
Let's go.

Hey, hey.

Here come the bobbies.

I'm heading back
to get into position.

Set up a perimeter.
Get these people back 100 yards.

Move back, please, folks.

For your own safety,
please move back.

- How's the hair?
- Beautiful.

Dane Forrester here,
Action News, at VA-33.

Not sure what's going on here
right now, but as you can see,

we've had gunfire,
we've had explosions.

I need to get a line

onto one of these assholes
at the VA.

Can we cut the power
to this grid?

It's a hospital,
a VA hospital.

Right. So they have
their own generators,

food for months,
water storage.

Oh, my God.

This is why
they chose this place.

We're not dealing
with amateurs.

Now, we need snipers
on every rooftop,

and eyes on every
entrance and exit.

Yeah, copy that.

Chief, line three.

This is Chief Malone.
Who am I speaking with?

We have Joint Chief of Staff
General Frank Welch.

All doors and windows
are wired with C-4.

Anyone attempting to approach
the building will be shot.

Okay, you have control.
What do you want?

How do we end this without
anyone else getting hurt?

Fifty million.

Please deposit it
in account J9494G34112402.

It's the Swiss Bank Almotiz.

- I assume you're recording this?
- We are.

Great, then I don't
need to repeat myself.

Is anyone hurt?

No.

May I speak
with the general, please?

Okay.

General, say hello.

This is General Welch.

Holy shit.

The money needs to be in
our account within one hour,

otherwise we will kill a
hostage every 15 minutes.

Look, that kind of ransom
is gonna take a while.

An hour's not gonna be enough.

How many hostages
do you have?

We have many.

We also require a bus
to take ourselves

and the general to the airport.

Once we're onboard
a fully-fueled 747,

which you will
provide for us,

we'll let the general go
before we take off.

There'll be
no negotiations.

Any attempt to change
any of these plans

and we will kill a hostage.

Any attempt
to enter this building

and we will kill a hostage.
You have one hour.

Okay, I do something for you,
you do something for me.

Since you have
so many hostages,

how about letting one of the
hostages go as a sign of good faith?

You haven't done anything yet.
You have one hour.

Listen, Adrian. I... I assume I'm
speaking with Adrian Rabikov, right?

That went well.

Which one of you is Malone?

That would be me.

Can I get a word?

One moment.

Look, find us a bus.

If we can separate them
from the hostages

and knock this down to just the
general, that's our first win.

Malone, we do not negotiate
with terrorists.

The FBI can relieve me of my
command in a second, all right?

But until then,
can one of you guys get on the horn

and call and see how much money we can
transfer into that account immediately?

I'd like to keep people
from dying.

It's the policy
of the United States.

We do not and will not
negotiate with hostage-takers.

- Can you step outside a second, please?
- This is not about money.

This is about
something else, okay?

You think they're just
gonna let the general go?

Just let him waltz out of here?
Come on, we need eyes in there.

You are relieved
of your command.

There are innocent people
in there, man.

If we give 'em
what they want,

there'll be 100 of these
situations within the week.

Either you step outside
or you will be removed.

I think
that went really well.

There's no reason to kill any of us.
They'll give you what you want.

I asked for $50 million,
a bus,

and a 747 within one hour.

If you knew it was gonna
take longer than that,

why didn't you just ask
for more time?

- Sit down.
- Or what? You'll kill me?

You just told me
you were gonna kill me anyway.

What's the difference?
An hour? Now?

Sit down. Sit down!

Hey, Reino,
I need the number to the guy

who called earlier from the VA.

Shit.

Moritz.

Moritz!

Fuck!

Guys, Moritz is dead.
I'm coming back up with Ivan.

All right, come on.

I got you, buddy. I got you.
Come on.

Can you walk?

You got this.

Let's go.

- Do you need me inside?
- Stay in position, Zero.

Jackson, how about
you go handle this issue?

I could be useful.

Shh. Stay, boy. Zero, stay.

Jackson, you copy?

My pleasure.

Don't make it quick.

Wasn't going to.

This is why I like you.

My fee doubles.

Do it perfectly,
I triple your fee.

Yes.

Hello, Jason,
this is Chief Malone.

Thanks a lot for the help.

My bad.

Look, what's going on inside?

- You safe?
- Safe? No, we're not safe, asshole.

- Talk to me.
- Counted seven armed insurgents inside the building.

Blast took out one, I took out another
three, that means at the very least

there's another three armed
insurgents still inside the building.

And they've got hostages.
I'd say roughly 12.

A dozen hostages, floor three, in the
meeting room, east side of the building.

And my wife
is one of the hostages,

and I'm sure you know this,
but they got General Welch.

Okay. Are you injured?

I'm fine. A cracked rib, maybe two.
I'm gonna be fine.

Look, all the in and outs
are wired with C-4.

These guys are
not fucking around, buddy.

The name Rabikov
mean anything to you?

It does.
They know you're there?

I don't know. They gotta know
somebody's knocking off their men.

Do they know
they have your wife?

No, and goddamn it,
they better not find out either.

- Your phone got a camera?
- Yeah.

Got a plan. Now, hear me out.

I've got him.

Oh, shit.

Look, look, look, look, I...
I'm... My name is Dr. Williams.

I was just having a nap in my office.
What the hell is going on here?

Oh, yeah? Well, I could just let
you keep talking or we can do this.

Oh, yeah,

that was actually pretty cool.
I mean, that's...

You know what?
There's more.

Oh, that drywall's
got to be pissed then.

Now, I'm gonna kill you.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, freeze!
Wait, don't turn around! I said, "Freeze!"

- Okay.
- Who are you?

My name is Dr. Williams.

I fell asleep in my office.
There was an explosion.

Where the fuck is everybody?

Okay, walk forward.

Slowly. Keep your hands
where I can see them.

Okay, calm down.

Don't tell me to fucking calm down!
Keep walking.

Get inside.
I got a straggler here.

Dr. Sleepy
was hiding out on us.

Up against the wall, come on.
Turn around.

Have a seat.
Sit down. Sit down.

Block off the stairwells.

We do not need any more trouble
from whoever's playing hero.

I'm gonna go kill him.

Block off the stairwells

and return here
when you're finished.

Copy that.

What the hell
is going on here?

Shut him up.

Be quiet.

Yeah.

As long as we don't enter from here
or here, we should be somewhere...

- Sir, you can't get in there.
- Back off.

Look, I have
a live feed in the room.

- How?
- A tipster had called in earlier from the VA.

I thought he was...
Look, just watch.

- You can beat me all you want.
- Good.

Do you know who I am?

No. But whatever you want...

you won't get a damn thing
out of me.

This man in this chair
is not a hero. He's a coward.

My baby brother was taken in his
sleep under this man's orders.

Completely incapable of defending himself.
He was a freedom fighter.

And there's no trial.
Not even a record of it.

Rabikov?

You admit it.

This isn't about some ransom.
You don't want money.

Oh, we want money.
I'm here for the money.

All of us are here
for the money, except him.

Thank you, Erik.
May I get back to it?

My brother was...

This man is a terrorist.

Him and his brother,
an explosive expert,

orchestrated
six terrorist explosions,

killing 113 people
in three days.

Terrorists? The United States
military, government,

is responsible for the deaths
of millions of innocents.

Are you not a terrorist,
General?

I'm a patriot.

And I'm revenge.

Where is my brother
being held?

It can be so easy.

No still?

Okay, well, we have something
that you might care about more.

Hey.

- Hmm.
- Hello?

Hey.

What do you want?

Why are we here?

Hello?

I'm in position.

Okay.

She's here.

Got the kid, too.

You let them go.

David Mikael Rabikov.

His location
for the lives of your family.

A fair trade, if you ask me.

Oh, my God.

They have the general's family.

Look for anything we can use
to pinpoint their location.

You are at fault.

Your wife and daughter dying,
this is you.

I'm gonna fucking kill you!
You hear me?

I'm gonna fucking kill
both of you!

You have a chance
to save your soul.

Hey, ungag her.

Mickey.

It's... It's okay.

Close your eyes. No matter what
happens, we're together, okay?

- Okay.
- You hear me, honey?

Yes, good.

We're together, okay?

This is
your heroic father here.

You affected my family.
I will affect your family.

Hurt the girl. Hurt her.

Hurt the little girl.

Goddamn it!

Cute girl.

Bit of a screamer.

I know where they are.

Where?

I'm gonna kill you.

Do you need
more shame and guilt?

Do you want more shame
and guilt for your recovery?

You're already dead,
you hear me? You're dead.

You and your little friends
are all dead.

I love you, too.

It's okay.

It's okay.

You're okay.

You're okay.

Where is
David Mikael Rabikov?

What guarantee do I have
if I tell you?

My word. Only my word.

Your word?

Your word
isn't worth anything.

Well, General Welch,
I give you my word

that if you do not tell me the whereabouts
of my brother in the next three seconds,

I'm going to brutalize
your family.

Three, two...

Your brother is dead.

He's in a freezer in a facility
somewhere outside of Moscow.

I can't tell you which one.

I do not believe you.

He's dead!

Your intel was wrong!

He's on a cold slab, dead.

My brother is not dead!

I was Russian military

and I will push your mind
to the limits if he is dead!

He was never being held!

And Sergeant Fergosi
pulled the trigger.

Welch, you better
hope that my brother is not dead.

You better be lying.

If he is dead,
so is your family.

Sir, area secure.

No, no, no,
what the fuck is that?

Oh. Holy shit.

On my call.

Okay.

Sir, I think it's time to go.

Now!

Everybody down! Everybody get behind me!

Ow.

Everybody okay?

- Jen!
- Jason!

Keep your heads down!

- Oh. You okay?
- I'm okay. Where's Sara?

- She's in the truck.
- The truck?

She's probably secure by now.

They're headed
to the basement.

We got wounded on floor two.

All in and outs
wired with explosive.

Yeah.

- Don't leave this room till I come back.
- Okay.

- You understand?
- Okay, be safe.

Dad! Dad!

Are you... Are you there?

- This sucks!
- Grab the girl!

Go! Go!
Catch her, catch her.

- Open this door.
- Come on, we gotta go, we gotta go!

Dad, they got me!

Freeze!
Drop the weapon.

The van.
They're in the van!

Spread your legs,
arms behind your back. Now!

My daughter is in the van!

I spoke to the cop,
talked to Chief Malone. Goddamn it!

- My name is Jason Hill!
- I'm Malone.

Go get the car. Come on!

My truck. Here!

Good, got ourselves
a little insurance policy.

You have no idea
how much trouble you're in.

- Ooh.
- Is this everybody? Jesus!

We have to call and tell 'em we
have a hostage. Get the money!

We didn't get the money?

Just shut up and drive.

Should have waited
for backup.

Why the hell aren't we
in a patrol car right now?

We're in pursuit of four
heavily-armed perps in a white van

heading eastward on highway 163,
just south of the airport.

What? The airport's
50 miles behind us.

Oh, no, there's a private
airport right up here.

You're empty.

They have my daughter in the van.
I was willing to bluff.

I got, uh,
some in the glove box.

You mind if I protect myself?

I appreciate it.

Nothing ever happens in sleepy
Oakside, huh?

We got company
quarter mile back.

- Shit.
- How fast can we get that thing into the air?

Not fast enough.

We're dead already.
We just don't know it yet.

Make a left up here.

But the van...

I know a shortcut.
We'll get 'em.

Okay.

Let's go.

Chief!

Help!

No.

No!

- She doesn't get on this plane.
- Shit!

You hurt her, I swear to God,
I'll put a bullet in your head.

I'll take the shot,
motherfucker.

You get into my way,
I'll create another one.

- Baby, you okay?
- No!

Hey!

No!

Hey!

Come any closer, I will kill her.
End of story.

Daddy.

"Daddy"?

Tell your daddy
to drop his weapon.

He says to give up, Daddy.

Okay, sweetie.

I'll put the gun down.

But you let her go,
all right?

I'll give you access
to the plane,

you go anywhere you want,
take me if you want,

but you just leave her.

We have a deal?

We have a deal?

Sweetie, you all right?

Yeah. Yeah.

Okay, listen to me, honey.
Listen to my voice.

You listen to me.
You stick to agreement?

I would never lie to you.

Spikes up, honey.

I thought I told you
to stay in the car.

I'm so sorry, Dad.

I won't do it again.

There's not gonna be
any again.

I think we owe your mom a call.

Jason,
please tell me you're okay.

We're gonna be home
for supper.

I'll see you at home.

You okay?

I got shot.

You wanted action,
didn't you?

Hell yeah.

Like I said, nothing ever
happens in sleepy Oakside.

That was badass.

Mmm.

It hurts, though.

You've been shot,
like, how many times?

Yeah, yeah,
you were shot.

Yeah, but, like...

Come on, keep up, keep up.
Come on.

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