All language subtitles for Malone.1987.720p.AMZN.WEBRip.800MB.x264-GalaxyRG_track3_[eng]

I think it's time for
you to get some help.

Why?

Because you can't
do your job anymore.

You mean, because
I let that man live

a couple of days longer?

That man is one of
the worst per--

I don't care. I want out.

What are you gonna
tell the company?

Goodbye.

You know too much.

One of the first things
you taught me

is that nobody just walks away.

Watch me.

[woman] Bye, Jo.

Goodbye.

I'll write you.

[grunts]

You push, I'll steer.

Great car. What year?

'69.

It's older than me.

I've got socks older than you.

[on radio] The weather here
in the Comstock Valley

should remain moderate
for the next few days.

Late night and early
morning clouds...

Morning.

Good morning.

Looks like you have a problem.

I think it's the transmission.

Start her up.
We'll take a look.

Excuse me.

Sure.

[engine whines]

Whoa! Shut her off.

[engine stops]

It's the transmission,
all right.

Feels like the bands
are slipping.

You know a little about cars.

I know a lot about this one.

I'm Paul Barlow.
This is my daughter Jo.

Malone.

You got a first name?

Yeah.

Just see what he wants,

and don't start
anything with him.

Get the window.

Still here, Barlow?

The man's offering you
more than 10 times

what this place is worth.

I'm just stubborn, I guess.

Stubborn and ignorant.

Mr. Delaney's a patient man,

but I wouldn't
push him too far.

Put it on the tab.

Beautiful country.

Yep.

I don't stock
the parts you need.

I can order 'em,

but the fastest way
is to have it towed
into Brockton.

Sixty miles,
and they'll stick it to you.

I'm not in any hurry.

We'll take her apart
first thing in the morning.

Is there a motel around here?

It closed a month ago.

Oh.

Well, I'll sleep in the car.

You'll freeze your ass off.

I've done that before.

Dad, I'm gonna go
get the groceries.
Can I have the list?

Mind if I go along?
I need a razor.

Okay.

Hurry up.

[Jo] So you up here
for the fishing?

[Malone] I don't know
how to fish.

I'm just traveling through.

Everybody knows how to fish.

Where are you going?

Traveling around,
here and there.

Sounds great.

Does it?

Isn't one place
just like another?

I wouldn't know.

The only other place
I've been is Montana.

I used to live there
with my mom.

Your mom still live there?

Nope. She died.

You married?

No.

Didn't think so.

What happened to this town?

They discover toxic waste?

This rich guy Delaney moved in.

He's trying to
buy up everything.

Half the valley's left.

[Helen] Jo.
[Jo] Helen, hi.

-How you doing?
-So what's going on?

Oh, nothing.

Just bought some groceries.

[whispering] Who's that guy?

[Jo whispering]
Oh, he's just some guy.

His car broke down.
He's staying with us.

He's cute. Gotta go.

Okay, see you later.

You coming or what?

[Paul] Bollards have
always been wild.

They're really outdoing
themselves since they
hired on to Delaney.

There's that name again.

[Paul] You hear it
a lot lately.

Came to town about a year ago.

Started buying everything
he could get his hands on.

People were real excited.

They thought he was going
to reopen the mine.

[chuckles] Well...

The mine never opened.

He kept right on buying.

Over half the town's left now.

More leaving every day.
I can't figure him out.

Let's go get some supper.

All right.

[Paul] The only good thing
about being in the service

was learning how to cook.

Personally, I'd rather
have hamburgers
and French fries...

Like normal people.

He seems to like it.

You know, there's
a lot of prep work

to do on your car before
the parts get here.

If I had some help--

I'll do it myself.

Well, I wouldn't charge you
for working on your own car.

I appreciate that.

You know...

I've been thinking
about you sleeping
in your Mustang.

We have a spare room here.

Why don't you use it?

All right.

When we get through with her,

she'll be good
for another 100,000.

-I wish I was.
-[laughs]

You like this car, don't you?

Yeah.

I can tell.

Okay.

Got it?

[horn honks]

[sighs] You scared me.

You got a customer.

You didn't have to
make your bed.

I came up to do it.

I better go.

[ding]

[engine starts]

Dad, how long is this
gonna take to fix?

The parts get here,
a couple of days.

And then he goes?

Yeah, I guess so.

Good.

[Calvin] I can do it.

God damn, I can do it.

Where'd you learn
about a Ferguson?

My old man had one.

Oh, yeah? How many
acres did he have?

A hundred and twenty--

When are you gonna get done
with my damn tractor?

-Now, hold on, Tom.
-I got a field--

Just hold on, Tom.
Just calm down.

I said it'd be ready
today, and it will be.

[Tom] Shit, I'm sorry.

I just came over
from talking
with Delaney,

and he's got me all worked up.

Paul, I don't know
which end is
which anymore. God.

You're not going
to sell, are you?

When are you gonna
get rid of that bike

and get yourself
some real transportation?

It's great on the gas mileage.

[screaming]

[siren blaring]

What the hell happened here?

A sedan came
barreling down the hill.

Took up the whole road.
The Bollard Boys claimed

they had to swerve,
slammed straight into--

Sheriff, it weren't our fault.

Some bastard
come out of nowhere.

We had to swing out of the way.

It was just bad luck, I guess.

Yeah. There'll be plenty
of bad luck for you, Cal.

You been drinking?

Sheriff, I was
hungover this morning,
but I swear,

I haven't touched
a drop all day.

We'll see about that.
Give him the field
sobriety test.

-Doc.
-Jim.

Afternoon, Paul, Jo.

What can you tell me?

Paul? Paul!

They killed him.
They did it on purpose.

W-wait a minute, Jo.

Don't be saying
stuff like that.

-Sheriff, she don't know
what she's talking about.
-Shut your mouth!

Clinton.

What are you trying to say?

Tom Riggs wouldn't
sell out to Delaney,

and those two
do his dirty work.

Sheriff, everybody knows
it's the truth.

Why are we standing
around here pretending
that it's not?

Look, honey--

Don't call me honey.

Jo, you have every
reason to be upset.

If this wasn't an accident,
I'll find out.

The Bollards aren't
the brightest boys

that ever graced
this community.

I'd sure like to get
my hands on that jackass
in the other car.

So why don't you
ask the man
he was working for?

[sighs]

You all right?

Hey!

Hey, you!

-[Malone] What?
-I want to talk to you.

I'm Sheriff Hawkins.

I don't believe we've met.

We haven't.

What's your name?

Malone.

Are you the fella
with the car trouble?

That counts as big news
around here, huh?

What's your story about this?

Not much.

I was working on
that tractor over there.

I heard Jo scream.
When I turned around,
it was over.

That's all you saw?

That's all.

Real smart.

[laughs] It was insane.

Ooh.

Fox was in the henhouse.

I found myself on the ground.

Decided I should get up,
head for cover.

I looked down.

[laughs]

My leg looked like a loop
in the L.A. Freeway.

Oh...

When I woke up,
I had a pass home.

When were you in Vietnam?

1961.

That was a little early,
wasn't it?

Not for what
I was supposed to do.

[inaudible]

Paul?

I've been talking
with the other families.

I mean,
everybody who's left.

And, uh,

we're not going to
sell out to Delaney
if you don't.

Okay. Okay. I'll see you later.

-Reverend Danby?
-Yes?

I represent a very
wealthy individual

who wishes to remain anonymous.

He feels you and
your organization

are making a genuine change

in this great country of ours.

Well, we try.

And he wishes to make
a substantial contribution
to your cause.

We can always use--

Welcome back, Patterson.

We all missed you.

Get the bags.

Victor, get the bags.

-[knocking at door]
-Come.

Mr. Delaney?

Hello, John.

Good to see you, lad.

Good to see you. Sit down.

How did it go?

Fine.

Excellent.

-Hi.
-Hi.

[sighs]

I couldn't sleep.

I keep having bad dreams.

About what?

I don't know.

I don't know.

Can I ask you something?

Sure.

Are you a criminal?

When did you find my gun?

Well, are you?

I'm sure you could
find some people
that think so.

What do you think?

No.

Good.

Good night.

[indistinct chatter]

[chatter stops]

Good evening.

Be seated, please.

Well...

Congratulations.

You have completed
the final phase

of your leadership training.

Upon returning to
your regional sectors,

you will implement your classes

with what you have
learned here
these past few weeks.

And remember, ours
is an American cause.

We are determined to set
this country right,

and that will take time
and sacrifice.

Thomas Jefferson said,

"The tree of freedom

must be nourished
from time to time

with blood

from its patriots."

You are patriots all.

Please stand
and repeat after me.

I...

[all] I...

Dedicate my body,
my brain, and my soul...

[all] Dedicate my body,
my brain, and my soul...

To our sacred covenant.

[all] To our sacred covenant.

Even in the face
of torture and death...

[all] Even in the face
of torture and death...

I will not divulge
the intentions or the names

of my brothers and sisters...

Thank you.

I know I can speak
for all of us

when I thank our host

for one hell of
a spectacular day.

I'll second that, congressman.

I couldn't ask
for anything more,

except, perhaps,
the comfort of some
female company.

Oh, come on.

Seriously, gentlemen,

seriously, look around us.

Just look at that.

By George, I am filled
with wonder and gratitude

at God's bounty.

I wasn't going to
bring this up now,

but I can't imagine
a better time.

Do it.

Charles, for all our sakes,

answer the call of duty.

Run for the
United States Senate.

[all] Here, here.

Hell, yeah, Charles.
Save our asses.

Well, I appreciate
those sentiments, gentlemen,

but I assure you,
if I am nominated,

I will run... To Mexico.

Be serious, Charles.

And if elected?

I'll fight extradition.

Ah, you're impossible.

No.

No. My place is right here
in this valley.

[Jo] What are you
doing here?

[Malone] I thought
I'd walk you home.

We've never had anybody
stay at the house before.

He talks to you, my dad.

I think he likes you.

I like him.

Oh, no.

Hey, Jo, want to have some fun?

We're going to Brockton.

No, thanks.

What's the matter, honey?
Don't you love me anymore?

Well, that's okay, as long
as this jerk you're with

knows you'll drop
your little panties
anytime I tell you to.

[laughing]

[laughs]

Mister, I'm afraid
I'm going to have to
teach you some manners.

What's your name?

Why don't you
get out of the way?

Can't do that.

You ain't even
polite enough to
tell me your name.

Malone.

Too late.
You already insulted me.

I didn't mean to do that.

If I say you insulted me,
you insulted me.

Aah!

Ooh!

[Malone] Anybody else?

[Jo] Did you enjoy that?

No.

But you were so good at it.

Not the same thing.

I'm glad he finally got
what he deserved.

Maybe it was more
than he deserved.

Is your hand
gonna be all right?

Yeah.

I'm getting too old for this.

You're not so old.

You have no idea.

And you know
nothing of this man?

[Madrid] Nothing.

Perhaps a little
provocation will
give us the answer.

Calvin Bollard is very upset

about what happened
to his brother.

Maybe I could
motivate him to
get us the answer.

Hey, uh, Doc, how's Dan?

Well, he's gonna have
to stay in the hospital.

I've done all I can
under the circumstances.

But, well, his jaw is broken.

Both ears are badly damaged.

Genitalia are still swollen,

which means we may have
some permanent damage there.

He is gonna be okay, ain't he?

No, he's not gonna be okay.

[Madrid] I wonder what Dan did

to make the guy
beat him up so bad?

He didn't do anything.

I could kill the fuck.

Must be terrible
seeing your own brother
humiliated like that.

No reason, no reason at all.

-[fly buzzes]
-By a total stranger.

I don't know how
you can stand it.

I'll tell you one thing.

No fucking outsider
is gonna come in here

and get away with
messing up a Bollard.

Hey, Mar,
another beer for Calvin.

[Madrid] You can
make Dan proud.

Don't cut it
so short this time.

A little... little longer.

All right.

Is this the fella who
had the car trouble?

Yeah.

[scissors snipping]

Oh, Jesus.

That was my brother
you almost killed.

You know he can't
have children now?

That could be a blessing.

Get your ass out of that chair.

C-Calvin, please.

Shut up, Andy!

I said up, you son of a bitch.

You're acting stupid.

Stupid? Stupid, am I?

You want it in the back?

I swear, I don't much
like it that way, but--

-[laughs]
-You're making a mistake.

What if I blew
your fucking head
off right now?

How would that be, huh?

You know what I got
underneath this newspaper?

What you got under
that newspaper?

[rustling]

How do I know
you're not bluffing?

You don't.

Andy...

I want you to walk up
to this newspaper.

Tell me exactly
what he's got
underneath there.

I bet all you'll find is
his pecker
and a teeny one at that.

[Buddy] That a boy, Calvin!
Don't let him mess with you.

Hurry up, Andy!

C-Calvin, I--

God damn it!
Don't argue with me!

Just do it, Andy!

I wouldn't do that, Andy.

You're liable to stop a bullet.

You ain't got nothing
under there.

Why don't you come
and take a look?

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

[Andy chuckles]

God. I don't believe it.

I guess Dan was right.
You are a chicken shit.

Aah!

Put it down.

Virginia, huh?

You're a long way from home.

How come you got
a post office box
for an address?

I move around a lot.

I bet you do.

[Clinton] Hey, uh, Sheriff?

Yeah.

Check this out.

No, sir, I'd like
to expedite that

tomorrow morning,
not next week.

Right. Get back to me.
I'm at the Sheriff's office.

All right. Thank you.

Good afternoon, Mr. Delaney--

Afternoon, Sheriff.
I wondered if I might

ask your suspect
a few questions.

No, I was just talking to him.

It'll just take
a couple of minutes.
I won't be very long.

No, I guess it would...

You're Delaney.

Right.

And you're Malone, right?

May I sit down?

Sure.

Thank you.

Well, Richard...

Do you mind
if I call you Richard?

Go right ahead.

Good. This valley
is so far away,
I was just wondering--

Your first name is?

Charles.

Just wondered
what brought you here.

-My car.
-Uh-huh.

Broke down.

Really?

What really brought
you here, Richard?

I came here--

To kill me.

Right?

Are you so important?

No.

No, I'm not.

You might say I'm in
the survivor business.

I encourage people
to fight for their rights
like our forefathers.

There are some who might
be threatened by that,

might want me to stop,
might try to stop me.

And those people
would be against

truth and justice
and the American way.

I think so, yes.

How about you?

Well... right now,

I'm only concerned
with my problem.

You got one.

You got one,
but you're not alone.

I've known other men,
good men like you

that had similar problems.

They were just temporarily
lost in the wilderness.

They were...

Samurais without a master.

I've decided not to have
a master anymore.

You shouldn't.

You should work with someone,
not for someone.

Someone like you?

Possibly.

Otherwise, you're
a loose cannon on the deck,

powerful,
but without direction.

You know, there could be

a great future
for a man like you

right here in this very valley.

You might become
a true patriot.

By whose definition?

Oh... among others,
Henry James.

Wasn't he the one that said,

"Patriotism, like charity..."

"Begins at home."

Very good.

How much you got on him?

Not enough to hold him.

Let him go.

Pity.

Interesting man.

Want me to take care of him?

No, let's give him
the respect he deserves.

Call New York.

[gunshots]

[click]

Our, uh, wandering friend
turned up again.

Do you understand
what this means?

Yes.

I could send Bradley
or Robinson,

but, uh, that might have
undesirable ramifications.

Especially for Bradley
or Robinson.

Precisely.

On the other hand,
he trusts you.

What is it you have
in mind, Mr. Hausmann?

Uh...

Coat the inside
of a drinking glass.

It dries in seconds.

It's perfectly transparent,

without taste or smell.

Death comes
in the first minute...

Of natural causes.

You come back into town
without notifying me first,

I'll throw your ass into jail.

We've had enough trouble
around here.

Yes, sir.

And another thing...

From now on,
no more guns, okay?

I don't have any more guns.

Well, that's what
I'm going to find out.

Let's see what's in here.

Check the wardrobe.

Clinton.

I want you to have
another look
under the pillow.

[Clinton] Are you
going to move?

There's nothing here, Chief.

I can see that.

Let's go.

It's only a question of time.

Smart fellow you
hired yourself, Paul.

Real smart.

Hawkins...

The man is a guest in my home.

Guest, huh?

Some guest.

Could I talk to you?

As soon as we
get your car fixed,

I think you're going
to have to go.

All right.

Don't you want to know why?

No.

Wait a minute, God damn it!

Look, Jo's the only thing
I've got--

You still don't get it, do you?

After I'm gone,

Delaney's gonna
come down on you
harder than ever.

He's just a land grabber.

He's playing God
in this valley!

He wants you out!

I don't know what's
right anymore. I--

You better start
thinking about it.

[Malone] It's open.

Hi.

Hi.

You don't have to worry
about my dad and me.

Because we're tough.

I don't think you're so tough.

I used to be scared of you.

What about now?

It's different now...

Because I think you like me.

I do like you.

I think you better
go back to your room.

I wish you weren't going.

I wish a lot of things.

Good night.

[door opens]

Cold night.

Yeah.

-Cigarette?
-No.

I'm going to miss this place.

I hate running,

but I'm worried about Jo.

I think I know
Delaney real well.

I've known men
like him all my life.

He won't quit.

Where does he live?

Why?

You don't want to know.

You didn't come here
to solve my problems.

No, I came here because
my transmission broke down.

I'll be gone a couple of hours.

You want to come with me?

No, thanks. I'll stay here.

You sure?

Mmm-hmm.

Okay.

See you later.

Bye.

[door closes]

[Malone] Come in.

-Good morning.
-Morning.

You just getting up
or going to sleep?

I haven't decided yet.

Do you want this?

Thanks.

You're welcome.

[horn honks]

Hi there.

Can I help you?

Yeah. Is this
Paul Barlow's station?

Yeah.

Good. Well, we'll have
the works then, huh?

Oil, gas, water,

battery, tires, everything.

Think you can handle it?

Sure.

[Frank] Good.
Start with the oil.

Go ahead. Hood's popped.

Uh, there it is. See it?

Is he here?

My father?

I thought you were smart, kid.

Stop scaring the kid.
Just ask her.

Is he in the house?

Is he in the house?

I don't know.

Good.

Good girl.

Go fill her up.

Whoa.

We don't want to make
any noise, do we?

No.

Nice... and easy.

See what I mean?

The kid's doing
just fine, Frank.

So...

He's in the house.

But where in the house?

Ow!

[groans]

Upstairs.

Where exactly upstairs?

Front, back?

Front.

Right, left?

Right.

Any guns in the house?

How about his room?

You see a gun?

You sure, kid?

You don't want to die, do you?

You're young.

Lots of things
you haven't seen,
haven't done.

If you're lying to us...

Please.

It could be all over.

[sobs]

Nothing you want to change?

Anything else, Frank?

[ding]

Now, just stay here...

Like you're going to
put in another gallon.

What do you think, Frank?

Fifteen, 20 seconds
to the window.

Ten, 15 to do the job.

Right.

Unless he's not in his room.

That means
I'll have to find him.

That'll take longer.
A minute max.

A minute. Right.

Put the hose back.

Malone!

[woman talking over radio]

I'm sorry this happened.

So am I.

I should have yelled sooner.

Not your fault.

Oh, God, please don't die.

What do you think, Doc?

Well, I got
the bleeding stopped,

but I don't know where
the bullets are lodged.

Isn't there an ambulance
for this man?

There's not enough time, Paul.

We've got to get him
to the hospital.

Mr. Malone,
I want you to lie flat

and be as quiet as you can.

Hold still, Malone,

or you'll wind up
bleeding to death.

Take care of him, Clint.

Right, Chief.

[engine starts]

[tires screech]

I know a shortcut
through here,
save us some time.

Aah!

[laughs]

Comfortable?

[grunts]

Hey!

Thank you. Everybody here?

-Yes.
-Good.

And I've got some bad news.

Oh, what's that?

He killed 'em both.

Both?

Hmm.

[door opens]

Chief?

What is it? I'm busy.

There's been
an accident.
The patrol car.

Anything serious?

Yeah, he's hurt.

They took him to the hospital.

-His back's broken.
-Shit.

Poor Malone.

It's not Malone, Chief.

It's Clinton.

Hello, Senator?

Charles Delaney here, sir.

I'm ready.
My system's online.
Yes, sir.

Right.

Good morning, Mr. Malone.

Morning.

You're looking
much better today.

Thank you.

You've been walking
down the hall again.

I never did learn to use
one of those things.

-Well, you better learn.
-Yes, ma'am.

Hmm...

Rise and shine, Malone.

Jesus.

You have an admirer outside,

so be a good patient
or we're both dead meat.

How did you get
yourself involved

with some half-ass
local vendetta?

Just lucky, I guess.

Shit! We got a tail.

That's your problem.
I'm not driving.

[tires screeching]

You don't know what
to do with me, do you?

No, as a matter
of fact, I don't.

-How did you find me?
-Well...

They sent you, didn't they?

Haggerty, Malone,

whatever the fuck your name is,

I think you should shut up.

Okay.

[dialing]

Thompson here.

Yes, I found him,
but then I lost him.

I'm not sure.

He could be anywhere
out here now.

Yes, of course.

Yes, I will.

Right, sir.

Jamie.

Jamie!

It's all right. I'm up here.

How are you feeling?

Grateful... That I'm alive.

You ought to be.
This makes us
almost even, huh?

Where the hell are we?

It's okay. I did my homework.

We're in a safe place.

For how long?

Play it moment to moment
for a change, hmm?

Okay.

He's out there somewhere.

Mr. Delaney, uh...

Excuse me, but, uh...

I think you might be
overreacting a little.

I mean, uh,

there's no reason why
he should come back.
The man's gone.

And, uh, if you ask me--

I didn't ask you.

I bought your badge,
not your opinion.

From now on,
you report to Mr. Madrid.

I want Malone here now,
not tomorrow.

I need to know
what he knows about us.

Yes, sir.

Consider it done.

You're up.

Yeah.

How are you feeling?

Okay.

No, thanks.

How long we been here?

Five days.

Jesus.

Pretty proud of yourself,
aren't you?

-A little.
-Me, too.

I didn't think you'd recover
so fast this time.

Me, neither.

Come on.

Why are you here, Jamie?

I came to kill you.

-I know.
-Hmm.

If you're going to
screw me to death,
I'll die happy.

No, thanks.

You going somewhere?

Yeah.

I thought I'd go get my car.

You like that car
better than me.

Needs a lot less
service than you do.

You complaining?

No.

If you're not here
when I get back,
I'll understand.

Good.

[Paul] You know you always
have a place here.

[Malone] I know.

Take care of yourself.

You, too.

Goodbye.

Goodbye.

[Jo] Malone?

Um...

I've been thinking,
and... and...

In five years, I'll be older.

So will I.

[engine starts]

[Hal] Morning.

Not so fast, princess.

Easy, now.

Take everything real slow.

I think it would
be better for you

if you tell me where he is.

He went to the airport.

He's probably
over Denver by now.

That's right.

And you stayed behind
just to take in the sights?

Somehow I feel
you're going to tell me
what I want to know.

I doubt it.

[door creaks]

Things got a little
out of hand.

I had to put her to sleep.

What do you think's
going to happen
when he finds that girl?

He's coming here.

Get out of here.

All right, let's prepare
for Mr. Malone.

Come on! Get over here!

[man over radio] Looks like
a car just crashed

through the gate
to the south pasture.

Mr. Jackson, there's
no sign of a driver.

He must be heading
for the stable.

He's good.

I told you he was good.

[horse neighs]

-Carter.
-All clear, sir.

All clear.

All right, Harry,
circle around that hill.

Come up around behind him

-on the other side
of the farm.
-Yes, sir.

Telephone wires have been cut.

I would have
been disappointed
at anything less.

All right, the arena
has been contained

and the playing
field defined.
Let's go.

[neigh]

All right, Madrid,

get the technicians
out of there.

John, you know what to do.

Thomas.

Set up a perimeter
around the barn...

A hundred yards
on all sides.
Give me that.

Bring in the men
from the south pasture.

-They all out?
-Yeah.

All right, stay out there.

-But Mr. Delaney--
-Stay out there.

[squeak]

[man over radio] It just
exploded out here.

I got horses running
all over the place.

I don't give a damn
about the horses.
Get back here.

[cat meows]

I got you.

How do you like it, huh?

How do you like it?

Aah!

[creaks]

[clunk]

You weren't such
a big deal after all,
were you, hot shot?

Put it down.

You are good.

Very good.

Turn around.

So what are you
going to do, Malone?

Shoot me?

Like this?

A man like you?

I don't think so.

Wrong.

John?

Johnny.

Johnny?

You're here,
aren't you, Richard?

I can feel you, Richard.

You're here, aren't you?

Yeah.

Well...

What do you think
of my little secret?

Interesting.

It's our future, Richard.

This is our control
center, Richard.

[echoing] You'd be surprised...

How far we've gone.

Huh?

You'd be surprised.

We've got senators
and congressmen
in six states, Richard,

and someday we'll have
them in every state.

We?

You didn't think
we'd work alone?

We have 40 sectors
in 40 states
with 40 leaders,

and they're all patriots.

Patriots with a cause.

You kill me, somebody
will take my place.

This valley is just
the beginning.

It's like genesis.

Look.

Fortresses of freedom.

Communities of
right-thinking people.

This country is fighting
for its life,

and we are the warriors.

We are the guardians
of the future.

We cannot let anyone

or anything

deflect us from our purpose.

You know the real world

can't be weighed down
by sentiment.

The Barlows of the world
are part of the problem.

They're mindless sheep.
They get in our way.

We of pure race

must get rid of
the traitors
within the country.

We must deal with the traitors.

We need you, Richard.

Who needs me?

Your country.

America.

You're misguided, Richard.

You're damaged goods.

You shouldn't be
fighting me, Richard.

We should be on the same side.

Richard.

We're so much alike.

I'm afraid you're right.

Malone!

I'd like to talk to you.

Oh, Jesus!