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Governor.
Aren't you supposed to be avoiding sugar, Governor?
You're worse than my doctor.
You said you'd fire me if I let you have another shockwave.
If this election goes south, we could both be out of a job by the end of the
day.
So... I'm going to eat my feelings and you and my blood sugar are just going to
have to deal with it.
This campaign is going to kill me.
My name is Alex Walker.
I'm ex-DEA. I quit the agency because my friend and partner betrayed me. One of
my first assignments took me to an isolated beach right here on this
island. Sold what little I had and bought myself a gift shop.
Just peace, no stress, no drama.
Boy, was I wrong.
You doing okay, bud?
I'm just peachy, man.
It's just, uh, judging from the sweat stain on your back and the postcards
strewn around your shop suggests otherwise.
Don't do that, man. Don't play detective with me. I invented detective.
How about you take a break, huh? I got just the thing. Cures all kinds of
stress. Only thing I gotta do is hang this fish.
You realize no marlin swim in Filipino waters, right? Thank you, Ernesto!
All right, it's a good luck charm.
I'm starting to think you just like being really angry all the time. Don't
do that either, okay? I know what you're doing.
What am I doing?
A very rudimentary reverse psychology that you teach bad cops with boundary
issues. I was just under the impression you were trying to change.
You're still doing it, man.
Hey, this will help.
Come on.
All right, man, but if there's any chanting, I'm out.
What have you got against chanting?
Wanted to see me, Chief?
Come in.
Which do you prefer?
Uh, the left one?
Me too.
Is that all?
No, sit down.
I didn't ask you here just to talk about my campaign for governor.
You're a good detective guy, one of the best in my department.
Thank you. That's why I chose you to take on a special mission for me.
I've been hoping for another opportunity. Are we talking murder case?
Something undercover?
I'm assigning you to Governor Rosales' protective detail.
The governor's protective detail. That's reserved for someone more junior.
Okay.
Maintaining the integrity of a democratic process is most important to
me. Of course.
That's why I need someone I can trust to keep a close eye on the governor and
report anything that might be suspicious.
In fact, report...
Everything back to me. Are you asking me to spy on her? Just because I'm running
against the governor doesn't mean I forgo my responsibility to keep her
safe. Of course, it's... Excellent.
You good?
Yes, it's just... And,
Kai.
Let's keep this between us.
People from around the world come here to sample Cebu's amazing street food.
It's a source of great pride for our community.
No, no. They've been plastering those things all over my damn gift shop.
Not a fan of politics?
Politicians are like diapers, my friend.
They need to be changed because they're both full of shit. Shameful.
How so many of these vendors have been closing down.
What happened?
I don't know, but it's not good for the neighborhood.
Ah, the crown jewel of Cebu.
I'm telling you, this stuff is going to cure your hypertension.
My friend Gabriel had diabetes.
Ate this.
Cured. My cousin Manny, balding at 19.
Ate this.
Cured. My uncle Tito had, shall we say, intimacy issues. And he ate this and he
was cured. I got it.
It's because of the special ingredient.
What the hell is this?
What's the special ingredient? The soul of the community.
Can we eat?
I got two questions.
What is in this, and is it dead? It's reef eel soup caught in the ocean behind
this restaurant. And yes, it's dead.
Normally. Eel soup, man?
Like a sea snake? And what do you mean, normally?
Just try it. He put yours in a special bowl. It's an honor.
I'd rather have hypertension.
Look at that.
It just moved.
Hey.
An egg, all right?
I grew up with eggs. I can get behind an egg.
An egg I trust.
Why is this crunchy?
It's a balut.
The hell's a balut?
Fetal duct. The crunchy part's the beak. But you eat that, you're gonna feel
strong. I feel betrayed.
White people.
Back
away
from the chef.
from this America.
Come on, man.
Are you done yet? My sea snake soup is getting cold.
This isn't over?
You okay, chef?
Come on.
You should have stayed out of it.
Let me get this straight. I was just supposed to stand there and watch him
choke you to death?
You only made things worse.
Told you I'd be back.
Now we know why the other cart's closed.
Someone's shaking them down.
Bayani told me to stay out of it.
He thought you were protecting him.
Yeah.
I love the job I did.
Mr. Bayani, we're sorry to bother you, but I need to ask you a few questions.
What can you tell us about your attackers?
Do you remember how many there were?
Were they tall?
Short? We can catch these guys.
Chef, I promise you that, okay? But you need to cooperate with us. I don't want
your help.
No, look, I know.
I made a mistake, okay? And I am sorry.
But let me fix it.
There's nothing you or anyone else can do.
Why?
Next time, they will kill me. Who will kill you?
Jeff.
Please.
Come on.
Come on. Are you sure, Doctor?
Because if you're telling me I have to choose between sugar and death, I
think... I might take death.
Yeah, yeah. I'm kidding.
Don't worry, Binka.
Governor.
You must be the detective Ocampo sent to join my security detail.
Kai Mendoza, Governor.
Are you here to spy on my campaign?
Are you his mom?
I know how this looks, but I assure you I don't have an agenda.
Not yet.
I'm sorry?
Everybody's got a pure heart until someone offers them something they want.
All I want is to keep Cebu safe, ma'am. You're an idealist. You say that like
it's a bad thing. Excuse me, Governor. Mr. Montrose is here to see you. Send
him in.
Mr. Montrose, a pleasure to meet you.
This is Detective Mendoza, my security detail.
Governor, I was hoping we could have this discussion in private.
Of course, Detective, if you wouldn't mind stepping outside.
You want to slow down? I came to this country for the culture, not to burn it
down. You didn't set that fire. No, but it's my fault Bayani's in the hospital.
If I wouldn't have interfered, they wouldn't have retaliated. We've got no
idea why he was targeted.
Yeah, but we know what he looks like. I know what he looks like. And if we can
find him here, we can arrest him.
What is this, the unofficial official bad guy bar of Cebu?
Yes, but before we go in, you should know.
They don't like surprises.
You, freeze!
If you ate the duck egg, you would have had a... It didn't stay down, did it?
That's a good deal.
Everything
okay,
Governor?
Men like that think just because they have money, they can buy whatever and
whoever they want.
No, you didn't.
Why don't you confess and make it so much easier on yourself?
Your friend got anger issues.
He's working on it.
You think this is angry?
You think this is angry? I'm not even annoyed, man.
You want to see angry punk?
You think I'm scared of you? You know you're scared of me.
Because I saw you.
I saw you take your hand and I saw you put it around Bayani's neck.
Mm-hmm, hours before he was assaulted and his place was burned to the ground!
Why did you do it, huh? Why did you do it? What did he owe you, your protection
money? You got the wrong guy.
Alex.
We get one witness.
You go to prison for a long time, not the local jail.
Big boy lockup. You don't have anything on me? Mr. Walker here is a witness to
your assault and attempted extortion.
You're not gonna stop nothing.
I'm just the guy who takes orders.
From who?
I tell you that, I'm a dead man.
I'm gonna find out who he's working for.
You said that food stalls have been shutting down all over town recently,
right? Yeah, and I bet face tats in there is not the only thug shaking down
chefs.
Well, it feels like you're heading towards one of those ideas that puts me
in mortal vain. He ain't gonna give up his crime, boss.
Let's see if his boss can come to us.
Be honest.
Do I need more padding on the shoulders?
Yeah, more padding.
So how did the special operations go?
Anything to report?
Well, something kind of strange happened. Do tell.
The governor was in a meeting that got pretty heated.
In a meeting? That's it?
I get heated meetings every day.
I want to know about the corruption, money-changing hands, vote rigging.
Sorry, sir, I didn't witness any vote rigging.
Keep at it.
I have an important meeting coming up with a very important donor.
Who's the donor?
A Canadian gentleman who shares my vision of bringing more jobs to Cebu.
So... If you don't mind.
Louise, I want to be able to see these shoulders from space.
Oh.
Mr. Montrose.
Hey. Hey.
I'm here early.
You must be new around here, huh?
Finest lechon in the Philippines, boys.
Fresh off the spit.
Well, here's the thing, Chef.
My friend and I work for the people in charge in this area.
And they didn't approve your business.
I did not realize I needed your approval.
Well, now you do.
And not having it is a problem.
You get what I'm saying?
I do.
But I made an arrangement with someone who offered to provide me with
protection. Oh, really?
And who did you make that arrangement with?
Senores.
I believe I am the man you are looking for.
If I could introduce myself.
My name is Diego Caballos.
And this man...
is under my protection.
Guys,
I'm shot! I
just bought
that hat.
Your boss is going to have to pay for my dry cleaning.
Our boss is going to have you killed, Spanish fly.
You're in no position to make threats, friend.
Now tell me, why are you trying to shake down my clients? We just want to make
people move along.
We don't want no money.
We just want them to leave.
Who's your boss?
You know we can tell you that.
Well, it looks like we're going to have to slow roast them, Jeff.
Tell me, how do you like your low-level criminals cooked?
Well done.
Well done.
Let's start with a big one.
No, no, no, no, no.
I'll tell you anything you want. Please, please, no. Not the fire.
Hey,
glad you're doing business.
Likewise. In the meantime, enjoy Cebu.
It's all trash.
Testing. Testing.
Alex, do you copy?
Copy. So who do you think this guy is?
Hopefully just some local thug trying to throw his weight around.
Here comes the cavalry.
Remember, if you get into any trouble, the code word is... Yeah, avocado.
I got it.
He's on his way.
I am in no rush.
No,
no,
no, no.
You all look beautiful.
Mr. Caballos.
Walker.
I hear you're the man that's trying to mess with my business.
No, no, senor.
You are messing with my business.
I run the area where I made your two compadres.
I have no idea who you are.
Who am I, Mr.
Caballos?
As you can see, I'm the man that's in charge.
What the hell is going on?
You were about to walk into the middle of a sting.
Good thing I saw you coming. You investigating Montrose?
You know this guy?
Not exactly.
There is no need for theatrics.
Tell your snipers to stand down.
Did he just say snipers, as in more than one?
Alex, are we in an avocado situation?
I just want to talk.
What do you want to talk about? I want to know why you and your on the arrows
over there are chasing out my clients.
What clients? The chefs.
Like the one they tried to attack today.
They are under my protection.
I'm afraid your clients are getting in the way of my plans.
And what plans are we talking about, senor?
Well, it's my business, Mr.
Caballos. Mr.
Caballos.
Well, if you're clearing out the land, there must be some sort of development.
Maybe...
Beautiful beachfront resort.
Very lucrative, I'm sure.
I don't think they're talking about a resort, Alex.
I followed him to the docks.
But that wouldn't explain the shipping containers.
Excuse me?
How do you know? The ones you inspected earlier today.
The ones filled with trash.
I have no idea what you're talking about.
I saw him at the Capitol and at the police station.
I also know that you have taken meetings.
with Governor Rosales and their opponent, Senor Ocampo.
Now, what would a Canadian businessman be doing shipping in tons
of trash to the Philippines while simultaneously clearing out businesses
in low-income areas and cozying up the local politicians?
My guess, you are clearing the land for a dump.
Mr. Caballos. And I also know...
You have been funding Ocampo's campaign, so when he is governor, he will grant
you the permits needed for you to complete your conversion.
And if I was, what do you think I'd be willing to do to keep that information
quiet?
Uh-oh.
Before you kill me, senor, would you like to hear why your plan is going to
fail? What are you up to, Alex?
Enlighten me.
Ocampo can't win. Why not?
Because the governor is fixing the election.
And how would you know that?
Because I work for her.
And the chefs, they pay me to operate in Cebu, but I am the middleman.
She is the, how you say, real crime boss.
Fortunately for you, my friend, I have grown tired of the scraps that are given
to me by my employer.
Meaning what?
Meaning for the right price.
That could work for you.
And how can you help me?
Señor, have you ever fixed a fixed election?
Hey, you can't fix an election. We're not fixing anything.
We don't even know anything about this guy. All we have is a last name.
Found him.
Paul Montrose.
His business visa lists him as a lobbyist and former political consultant
out of Canada.
He's a corporate fixer. Heard of a fixer before, but corporate fixer?
When a multi-billion dollar international corporation wants to bend
the law to get what they want, they send somebody in like Montrose. He functions
as a...
go-between for companies that don't want to get their hands dirty. According to
the database, Montrose has been accused of working for a blood diamond mining
company in Africa, an Amazon deforestation corporation, and, well,
you get it, other bad guys.
We just gotta find out who he works for. No idea.
He's been off the radar for a while.
Well, I remember something down at the docks. There were these shipping
containers with an owl logo on it.
K-Torn Limited was on the barge, anchored out into the channel.
K-Torn Limited has turned coastal areas into recycling dumps all over the world.
China, Brazil, Argentina.
Yeah.
No.
Poisoning the marine life. Destroy the community.
Not if we stop him first.
How are we going to do that?
Guys like Montrose, they think everybody can be bought. Okay, he thinks everyone
is corrupt as he is.
Then we just need to prove it.
The problem is, he's an intermediary.
I mean, it's almost impossible to link him back to any of the companies that he
works for. And if he does get caught, they send in another guy. The whole
thing starts over again.
Why do I have a feeling you have a mostly illegal plan to stop him?
Mr. Caballos.
Again, so I'm clear.
Working for the governor, I have access to security cards.
This allows us into an unlocked area of the capital.
Explain how this is going to work.
In the Philippines, señor, the absentee votes are manually tabulated.
With a military base on the island, there are enough absentee ballots to tip
in the election.
Now, Governor Rosales, she has the power of her office to change the rules of the
election. The hand count of the province happens inside the capital.
I'm smart.
And I have a man in the tabulation room.
I swapped the ballots with enough fake votes to be given a result as re
-elected.
This time, we use these fake ballots to ensure a campo comes out on top.
You sure about this?
Let me know when the van arrives.
He's on his way.
Oh, you look good in a hat.
Not everyone can pull that off.
Just get on with it. Okay.
Absentee ballots.
I will see you in three years.
A lot of your first election tamperings in your mantros.
You have done very well.
Now, about my payment.
Sorry, Mr. Gabayos, but when it comes to manipulating democracy, I find it's
better not to leave loose ends.
All disposities.
Kill him.
Wait, wait, you're going to kill me?
Not government building.
No, no, of course not, no.
He's gonna knock you out.
Then kill you somewhere you'll never be found.
Goodbye, Mr. Caballos.
Señor. Señor.
Are you sure you want to do this again?
Because the last time, you almost got slow roasted. But now there's only one
of you. Yeah, about that.
There's still two of us.
I could have taken both of them by myself.
Like the time with the kid on the scooter?
That was the duck, the fetal egg thing.
Let's have this conversation later.
What about you, big boy? How are you feeling?
Nah, nah. I'm good. I'm good.
Did you really have to do that?
That was for Bayani.
What was that one for?
That was just for fun.
What the hell?
Trash.
Feels bad, doesn't it?
Being used, taken advantage of, pisses you off, right?
What's going on? Election tampering is a serious crime on this island.
I didn't tamper, he did.
Who, me?
That's not what the camera saw, man.
You're gonna have to explain to a judge why you were inside delivering fake
absentee votes.
So what now?
You gonna arrest me? No.
A one-way trip back to Canada is all you're ever gonna get out of the
Philippines. Save us all a big headache?
Leave the island and never come back?
Oh, no, no.
You're afraid?
You know I can get out of this. Oh, you can stay.
But then we'll arrest you.
Maybe our high-priced lawyers can get you out.
Or maybe something happens to you in our jails before that.
If I were you, I wouldn't take the risk.
Take the ticket, Mr. Montrose.
Next time we won't be so nice.
Oh, by the way, I lied.
Hats are not a good look on you, man.
Okay.
This campaign's gonna kill me.
I think it's time we made a deal.
You intend to shoot me, Mr. Montrose?
No, I intend to make you an offer. And this time, you're gonna listen.
I'm all ears.
100,000 U.S. dollars. That's enough to buy you every last Shikoi in the
country.
I'm afraid not, Mr. Munchaus.
How much do you want?
I don't think you have that kind of money.
Well, if I don't, the people I work for do.
How's a million dollars sound to you?
That's a lot of money. I can make it happen right now. Just grant the land
rights and the permits and...
You tell me we have a deal.
This is my personal bank account.
The one I use for wire transfers.
You can accept wire transfers.
What money spends the same?
This money is coming directly from my company's account, so it must remain
private.
Enter your routing numbers.
One million dollars.
Pleasure doing business with you.
There's 7,000 islands in the Philippines.
We could make a lot of money together, turning every single one of them into a
dump for Western waste.
We could.
Except you'll be in prison.
And your company will be banned from ever doing business in this country
again. Excuse me? You just bribed a government official. And I have a record
of it.
You set me up.
I spent my whole career trying to stop people like you.
People who think they can come in and destroy my country just so they can line
their pockets.
Well, at least you're gonna die with your principles intact.
Should've used that plane ticket.
Mr. Montrose, you're under arrest for bribery.
Add in extortion, soliciting arson, and assault and battery with intent to
commit grievous bodily harm.
And by transferring funds over international lines, Katorn Limited has
committed enough financial crimes to be permanently barred from operating in the
Philippines.
All we needed was the paper trail.
What do you want? I'll give you anything. I'll give you more money than
you could ever imagine. Not everyone can be bought.
Not when the cost is the lives of good people.
Right, chefs?
Deca Mendoza, if I ever need protecting again, you'll be the first person I
call.
Call me, Kai.
And I wanted to thank you for prepping me on the situation.
You're welcome, Governor.
You didn't tell me he'd have a gun.
I wasn't going to use it.
How did you know that?
He's Canadian.
So Montrose's trash is going back to where it came from.
Want to see?
No, I'd rather watch something else.
Come on.
Hey.
How are you?
Good to see you. It's been too long.
Hi there.
There he is.
Is it time?
It's time.
You sure about this?
Oh, here.
For the one you lost in the fire.
It's just my work.
Good?
Yeah, good!
Good!
As the leader of the investigation into the foreign interference
in the Cebu elections, I bravely volunteered to go undercover as Governor
Rosales' opponent.
And I'm very happy to put all my support behind Governor Rosales.
And wish her the best in the next three years. Is it just me, or do the
shoulders look bigger? Are you guys ready?
You brought this thing all the way from the United States?
Good luck, Tom. All right, up, up.
I never took you for a superstitious guy.
Yeah, well, I got multitudes.
No way you know what that means.
Either way, I appreciate this, guys. It's nice to have...
Community? Yeah, let's stick with that. What'd you stuff this thing with,
concrete? Keep going, keep going, keep going. Not
bad.
It's perfect.
Maybe we don't make such a bad team after all.
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