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Here.

The woman is supposed to be here.

- In the corridor.
- Then here.

- In the library.
- And...

In the conference room.

Trying to pick my pocket,
you've got to distract me.

You can't steal a guy's walkie
if he's thinking about his walkie.

P.S., that's not my spot.

That is not my spot.
That is your spot.

That's where you need to be so that
Jonas can make the pass to the woman.

And Jonas can't make the pass
to the woman unless you are there.

Oh, here's your walkie.

All embassy employees...

Boots and saddles.

This facility is now...

The atmosphere and conditions require
to pass her the transmitting device.

Should she have any questions.
The device need not be turned on.

It will automatically activate
when it's exposed to the air.

Here it is transmitting.

Here it is not.

All present and sober, sergeant major.

These were taken last night.

Tell her she must plant the device
within 10 feet...

of the Iranian ambassador
for us to listen in.

The recognition symbol?

Because she's skittish.
She won't talk without the symbol.

Our man outside
will be in contact with me.

- Should you need to communicate...
- I don't think that will be necessary.

In fact, I respectfully request
that he sit out.

Thank you.

Well, our man outside
will be in constant contact with me.

And should you wish to communicate
discreetly, you may avail yourself of him.

Thank you, ma'am.

Let's start over.

I don't think we know anyone
wants the Iranians to get the bomb.

We know anybody like that?

I don't think we want them
to purchase that technology.

- No, we don't.
- We're on the same team, are we not?

- We are on the same team.
- Your team is under my agency's control.

Under CIA's control.
But my team's on the field.

Sergeant?

I hear you.

It ain't about spooks versus shooters.

We have one opportunity to listen in...

to determine if our gallant friends,
the Russians...

are going to sell Iran that technology
which in effect is the bomb.

And what do you think, ma'am?

Are our little friends aware
of our interest or not?

They are. Which is why it is imperative
we hear what they may say in private.

And you tell me this woman is skittish.
I will pass the device.

- Before they leave the embassy. But...
- As planned and as rehearsed.

And our country will, I'm sure,
be grateful to you if you would allow me.

I don't see why you would refuse
the use of any tool which might aid in...

You wanna micromanage
the little players, get a chessboard.

I must tell you that there will be
a record of the food...

and beverage charges
against your part of the operation...

both here
and in the Iranian Embassy.

And that concludes this portion
of the presentation.

All right, gentlemen, as rehearsed,
while inside the Iranian Embassy...

you are representatives
not only of your country, but...

You and your men are here strictly as
a protective detail. Do I have that right?

- I assure you.
- Don't assure me. Don't assure me.

Because, first of all,
what the hell is this?

You keep your people
under surveillance?

Would you were my people.
Do you speak Russian?

Farsi?

God love you for a liar.

- The reason I ask...
- Sir, let me guarantee you...

The reason I ask is I don't want any
of you, whatever your mission is...

Sir, our mission is the security
of you and your principals.

Whatever your mission is...

to betray by word or deed
your understanding of these proceedings.

I assure you.

And secondly, what we have got here
is a long, long awaited opportunity...

for diplomacy between us,
the Russians and the Iranians.

Diplomacy, which is different
to kicking the door down.

- Let me guarantee you...
- And...

And I do not take it happily
that you have been sent in here...

on the covert side to tear it apart like
a bunch of monkeys at a quilting bee.

Mr. Charge D'Affaires?

I want you to make sure
they know that.

Bring them in.

- You got a minute?
- Sir?

- One of your men's name is Brown?
- Yes, sir.

- New man?
- Rangers and Airborne.

- First time on protective?
- I'd trust my family to him, sir.

This his passport?

- It appears to be.
- Keep him outside the embassy.

- Sir?
- Put him out on perimeter or something.

When we go in, I want him outside.

Sir, my mission, with which I am tasked,
as you are with yours...

requires my entire
team inside the embassy.

- This man stays outside.
- Might I ask why, sir?

Here's why.

He has made, in the last three years,
five trips to Israel.

- Five trips to Israel, huh?
- Is he a Jew? What was he doing there?

- Sir, I do not know.
- I don't know either.

But maybe our friends
on the other side know.

- I'm not chancing it.
- I don't understand.

Look here.

You guys have been foisted on me
to screw up 15 months of diplomacy.

Now, whatever it is you're doing...

if you're caught,
my conference goes down the drain.

Your kid may be a Jew,
he may be a spy...

he may be buying relics
of the Holy Land.

But if the question occurred to me,
it likely occurred to the Iranians.

You want him to drive a car, fine.

- But he is not going inside that embassy.
- Sir, it is my absolute understanding...

Well, you have your understanding,
I've got my Marines. There you have it.

We got a team went down
in the desert.

Twenty-two men killed.
Unit members just like you.

Twenty-two men killed.
How'd that happen?

Somebody with
a rocket-propelled grenade...

just happened to know the point
of insertion. Shot the helo down.

Isn't that random?
How'd that happen?

- How'd that happen, soldier?
- Sir, I do not know.

Well, we got a leak.

Chain of command over there
leaks worse than a broken sieve.

Captain gets an idea, sends in his man,
kicks it up the level of command.

Gets it to a level where somebody
can make a decision...

they call everyone
they know to chat.

Those people gossip about it
with their insignificant others.

Command kicks it back down
with their improvements.

By the time your brothers in arms
climb into that helicopter...

every man, boy, Jack and mule
in the tri-state area...

knows the exact location,
time and wind direction...

of their point of insertion.

And somebody with an RPG sitting there
sent them to meet their maker.

Now, I ask you, a fella in combat
falls in a firefight, that's a tragedy.

A fella dies
because somebody's wife...

makes a comment to the green grocer,
what is that?

- Sir?
- It ain't a tragedy.

It's a crying shame, and it's avoidable.
Wouldn't you say, sergeant?

Wouldn't you say, sergeant, that men
die in combat due to loose talk?

Mrs. Johnson, you read the Bible.

Colonel?

I read here in your dossier
that you go to church.

- I...
- It's in the Bible.

Gossip kills three:

The one who talks, the one who listens,
and the one who's spoken of.

Colonel, I made a simple remark.
I was talking...

You've been recorded as saying:

"My husband's unit designation is logistics
but that's not actually what he does."

The context of my remark...

"He's in
the counter-terrorist command."

- I was talking...
- Yes, you were.

To what purpose, I don't know,
except to call it gossip.

And while that gossip did not...
Excuse me.

While that gossip did not, that we know,
cause, as yet, harm to others...

it has cost your husband
his place in my command.

You just kicked your husband
out of the unit, Mrs. Johnson.

How about that?

Take the perimeter.

The perimeter?
They've got the perimeter.

Flag on the play.
You've been nixed. Sit out.

Been nixed? What do you mean?

What?

I'm on the bench because I'm a Jew?

It's as I said.

My men have already checked
the office suite and corridor.

Everything is secure.

The conference room?

Please.

Now I'm gonna show you my office.

This way, please.

- Scheduling problem.
- In secret.

- Come this way. The meeting's about...
- Yeah, okay. Age before beauty.

Age before beauty.

Let's get started, Mr. Ambassador.

Let me show you the security office.

- Can my man get a cup of coffee?
- Of course. Come to the security office.

Johnny, Johnny.
All right, okay, I'm gonna go back.

No, listen to me.

I am gonna go and plead
with him to reinstate you.

Okay?

Listen to me.
I am gonna go and plead...

You get the idea?

You know
what your second chance is?

You spend your life to think about
how you ruined your husband's career.

Why is that?

Because their career doesn't mean nothing
compared to the security of this unit.

You know who's out there
in the civilian world right off this base?

At the convenience store,
Laundromat?

Do you know who your sister-in-law
talks to to puff herself up...

because she knows
one too many things?

You don't know. And neither do I.

And what we have right here,
in the last year...

these are the photos of 112 men
from the special-forces community...

who have died because somebody
knew they were coming.

You cannot trust anyone,
anyone outside this room.

You will get someone killed!

Sleeping on guard, drunk on guard,
consorting with the enemy.

You run your mouths off,
you're no better than that.

I find out that you're doing it,
I will ruin you.

- Colonel...
- No, I'm not finished.

This cover, the Logistical Studies Unit,
is getting thin.

Now, this time, this time...

Colonel, whatever that woman did,
whatever harm that she...

This cover gets any thinner,
and I will rip it out...

and we will start from scratch
in a new designation on a new base!

You can kiss your homes,
your schools, your jobs goodbye...

because I'm packing this circus
out of here.

I want the women of this unit
so paranoid...

that you will think twice
before you volunteer a nice day...

to anyone outside this room.

It falls on you. You do your job!

If you have any question
what that means, you come to me.

These men are all dead.

- Colonel.
- I don't have time for it.

Please. I'm gonna order some coffee for
your man, may I send him some food?

I'm a body short.
I don't want my man with his hands full.

Wise precaution. But perhaps
in this case, unnecessary. Faheed...

And what precaution
have we ever found unnecessary?

Which is why we two old soldiers
may be fated to die in bed.

Now, wouldn't that be
a hell of a thing?

- Cigar?
- No, thank you.

What's permitted to others
is not permitted to you?

The injunction
of the Roman legionnaires.

I see.

- I've found a fellow scholar.
- No. Just another old soldier.

Well, it's better than civilian life.

As what is not?

How did you hurt your hand?

I was doing my nails. The file slipped.

- Fort Griffith?
- Coming on now.

Item Bravo X-ray Delta.

Bravo X-ray Delta...

this is Zulu Bravo Kyoto Fox.
Who's got it?

CIA station chief from Tehran.
Item Bravo.

- Item Bravo, you have my attention.
- They are Zulu Bravo.

Zulu Bravo, we have your men
inside the embassy.

He will not, I repeat,
not respond to my request for update.

Are you reporting failure
of the mission?

- Are you reporting failure of the mission?
- No, sir. No, sir.

I am not reporting your failure
of the mission.

He is inside the embassy
and poised for the pass.

The diplomatic side pulled part...
Pulled part of his team off the mission.

- Why is that?
- Because the man's a Jew.

I believe he feared it might
offend the Iranians.

They did what?!
Who's our man in the Foreign Service?

Get him on the line.
This transmission breaks in 25 seconds.

All right, tell me again.

You're whining to me after my team
was gutted because my man's a Jew?

He's got five Israeli stamps
on his passport.

- That's some kind of mistake.
- No.

No, I'm looking
at his passport right here.

- Number...
- So the mission's failed?

- Item Bravo X-ray Delta.
- No, sir.

The agent in place
is a civilian employee of the Iranians.

The woman is not due
to exit the embassy for another...

- They still...
- Get me out of here.

They still...

They still have the 10 minutes.

We still have the...

Hello? Hello? L...

Item Bravo?

Item Bravo,
we are losing the carrier wave.

We're losing the signal.

Is that what we're doing?

- I'm sorry. I need to buy what?
- Supplies for the FRG meeting.

Life goes on.

And Army life in the FRG
is run on poster board and cookies.

So if you get the poster board,
I'll see you at the meeting tonight.

You didn't think
that was a little excessive, Molly?

I am neither blind nor insensitive.

- Why was he so brutal?
- I'll tell you what we are. We are at war.

And the more we sweat in training,
the less we bleed in combat.

And that is the sad, unfortunate truth.

Colonel?
I'll see you at the meeting tonight.

Colonel, you're a rough old soldier
with a rough old soldier's way, is that it?

You have issue with my command style,
Miss Blane?

- Miss Sergeant Blane?
- That ain't the issue.

You just scared my newbie wife to death.
Are you unaware of that, colonel?

Old friend, I just tossed one
of 130 trigger pullers in a unit...

that I require a minimum
of three times that number.

I was a little blunt.

Does that set your meter
back to zero?

Excuse me.

I've gotta talk to you.
I've gotta talk to you right now.

Yeah, I need to talk to you. It's over.

- What do you mean?
- That's what I mean.

- I'm sorry, sir.
- No, that's all right.

I mean, the need
for security trumps the board.

And that may be harsh.
And I'm sorry if that's harsh.

But I don't know another way. Could you
have somebody clean that window?

- Get those fingerprints off there?
- Okay.

Three o'clock, the place. We'll talk.

- I don't think so.
- Colonel, I'm not sure I understand you.

I need you.

Subject's been inside 45 minutes. I do
not know if the pass has been made yet.

Thank you.

We started to fight.

- I better go check.
- No, please stay. They will call us.

Should the Mongol hordes
breach our defenses.

If I'm not looking at the troops, they're
apt to fall into unfortunate habits.

Swapping knives, showing each other
their war wounds and all.

- Your troops in this instance is one man...
- And a man outside.

Oh, yes. And your man exiled outside.
We were talking about the desert.

When we were in Iraq,
the soldiers were laying down, hungry.

But we couldn't do anything
because our soldiers were hungry too.

It was your people who said
you could not be admitted.

- Your people.
- Simple operational change.

No, they discovered your religion...

and feared that your presence
might offend us.

Could it be more shameful?
I don't think so.

The highest good is hospitality.

Is it normal for your garage
to be unlocked?

And higher than hospitality is security.

Sorry.

Come on, come on.

Hello?

- Help you?
- I called about the poster board?

Yes, ma'am. Just got it in.

Poster board, banners, so on.
We can't keep them in stock.

"Welcome home," "Good luck."
What kind of poster you needing?

- "Family Readiness Group."
- "Family Readiness Group."

Long way to come from Fort Griffith.

But a lot of them do.

Come out here. Middle of nowhere.

No, but we appreciate your business.

- Your husband deployed?
- No. He's a clerk, on base.

- Yeah.
- I need...

- What?
- I said, what I require is...

No, I put the stuff aside.

The stuff you called for, I put it aside.

Yup, nothing in there.

Tiffy?!

Tiffy!

- Here's the thing.
- I know what you'll say.

- Listen.
- No, listen to me.

- It's over.
- Don't say that.

- It's over.
- Then what the hell are you doing here?

I came here to tell you.

No, you came here because I asked you
to come, so you came here for me.

- That's over.
- Wait for me to tell you what you need.

I don't need you to tell me.
I need it to be done!

What was I lecturing
about that woman today?

- This has got nothing to do with security.
- If not security?

- Then what does it have to do with then?
- It has... What does it have to do...?

It has to do with guilt.

You're crazy.
You know that? I'm crazy too.

Listen to me.

You wanna call it off, call it off.

We're crazy, yeah. Sure.

But don't tell me it's security.

Because if you wanna go off
the reservation, and evidence is you do...

then who is it best to do it with?

Haven't we always been safe?

It's guilt, colonel.

It's guilt.

And here's an update.

- You like it.
- No.

No. That's right.

You love it.

I don't have to tell you
what you need.

What the hell do you get out of me?

I get a man who loves me
more than his damned hobby.

You tell me that makes me a tramp.

You come into a room.

There's a dead body
bled out on the floor.

There's a fella standing over it
with a knife.

Is he a murderer, or is he a doctor
or some Samaritan...

trying to cut the clothes off
to get at the wound?

Nothing is without a price.

What's the price of security?
You tell me.

- Suspicion.
- That's correct. It's a terrible price.

Did you see the person Tiffy met
at this motel?

- No, sir.
- Was it a man or a woman?

I don't know.

All right.

If you sat in this chair,
what would you tell me?

Go on.

I'd tell you...

I'm listening.

Not to fret.

Yes?

- Because...
- We know the woman's character.

- And?
- And...

that you'd take care of it.

Consider yourself told.

- Mrs. Brown.
- Thank you, colonel.

In short, finally, in the interest of both
the Iranian and the Russian peoples...

The interests of all the Slavic people
of the world are, of course, identical.

No, this is serious now.

But specifically,
in the matter of the reactor...

we give you our assurances...

we will implement them
to your satisfaction.

Especially must, don't you agree,
be based upon the ancient ways?

But I recognize the men
who trained me.

The men who trained me have been
trained by those who fought...

or may have fought
with T.E. Lawrence.

Excuse me.

- Yes?
- Shirin?

- She's leaving.
- I can't talk now. I'll call you back.

My man and the Russian...

are taking a drive
after the conference.

Should there be water in the car?

The knowledge of the desert mosque
is based upon the ancient ways...

inherited from the community.

Don't you agree?

She's coming out. I don't know.

I don't know
if the pass has been made.

She is right in front of me. She is
20 feet in front of me. She is crossing.

The problem with Hassan,
we couldn't move...

and unfortunately
we did not have anybody.

She's getting on a bus.

The girl left the building.

Thank you.

They are ready to leave in two minutes.
Shall we leave?

Please.

That's absolutely no problem.
I'll get a report the moment...

Here they come.

Sir?

I think you should check
the front tire of the car.

Oh, my friend,
you did me a very good turn.

I would have delayed my principal's trip
and been proven a fool.

I found what was transmitting.

It's mine. You saved me
a great deal of embarrassment.

I received a good turn
from my cousin, the Jew.

Let's get out of here.

Affirmative.

Wait.

From one soldier to another.

Goodbye, my friend.
I trust we kept you occupied.

It was hard to distract an old warrior.

But I succeeded.
I've enjoyed our time together.

Sometimes you win,
sometimes you lose.

- Was your mission accomplished?
- Stay away. I will put you in the dirt.

- Well...
- Do you doubt me?

- No, but...
- But?

I think we need to allow
for alternative explanations.

That's what the colonel said.

Wait.

You went to the colonel?

Sorry I'm late.

Excuse me.

Well, what kept you
from your most favorite readiness group?

Well, I had to make
a couple phone calls.

You were shacked up
in a motel is where you were.

And our pretty little girl saw it.

That's right. And she wants to know
if thinking that she's discov...

- Does she?
- Has discovered your indiscretion.

- Does she know who I was there with?
- Was it her duty to go to the colonel?

And she went to the colonel.

- Help me, Molly.
- You swore to me.

Weeping, you swore that it was over.
Now, tell me a lie.

I...

If your husband finds out...

do you know
what he's bound to do?

- I don't...
- Tell me, how does it end except gunfire?

I swear on my life, Molly.

On my life, I will never see him again.

I wish I was smarter.
I swear to the Lord I do.

They seem to have failed.
They didn't make the pass.

We're awaiting the return of the team.

They're here.

They're here.

Thank you. Thank you.

Thank you, gentlemen. Thank you.
Long morning. Thank you all.

- This facility is now...
- Which way the Russians gonna jump?

- That's what Washington is gonna ask.
- What am I gonna tell them?

Can we get some food upstairs,
please?

Sir, there's a 5 p.m. Meeting
in the staff room.

All embassy employees,
this facility is now in condition three.

The facility is now...

I can use a cup of coffee.

Who do I have to shoot...

to get a cup of coffee?

I would like your crew
out of here tonight.

Yes, sir.

This is your bill for your food and drink
while you were at the embassy.

That's not very hospitable.
Not very hospitable at all.

What's that?

Sir, it is, I believe, a yataghan,
a ceremonial Muslim dagger.

- Pass it here, please.
- It was a gift.

All gifts or mementos received
during the performance...

of embassy duties are the property
of the United States.

It was a gift of friendship.

Perhaps you should give more thought
to allegiance, soldier.

Sir?

If I could have one moment
of your time?

Thank you for your hospitality.
You may keep the change.

Perhaps you should've
accepted my help.

Code room, five minutes.

I'll see you tomorrow.

What I am about to reveal to you
I should not be telling you.

And I only do so as it is essential
to our unit's security.

What you saw was what I thought.

Tiffany received a call.
This has to stay between us.

There is a woman...

No, not in the unit.

On the base, who is being abused.

She's not here now.

This woman has tried several times
to escape a bad marriage.

She was beaten and she...
From the motel, she called Tiffany for aid.

Thank God.

Thank you, Molly.

Thank you.

You did right, girl.

Stand by for Washington.

You ready to take your beating?

Sir, we report failure to...
Failure to plant the device.

Give me the box.

The man we were assigned was unable
to pass the device to the agent in place.

And so... Well, yes, sir.

That is, I most heartily regret
to so inform you.

No, we offered them
our assistance, sir.

Is that a fair assessment?

Is that a fair assessment, sergeant?

Holding.

All right, the box is empty.

- Where is the device?
- Where is the device, young sergeant?

- Sergeant major?
- The listening device, where is it?

It is behind the cushion
of the Iranian ambassador's limousine.

- Exactly where I put it.
- What is it doing there?

Sergeant major,
as it is a transmitting device...

it is most likely transmitting.

- And the frequency?
- 245 on B sideband.

Washington back on the line.

Sir, can I get back to you?
Getting back to you in five.

Carrier tone, traffic sounds.

- My man...
- A gate opened.

Planted our device as planned...

inside the cushions
of their ambassador's limousine.

The limousine and garage were swept
by the Iranians and declared clean.

Now, when the ambassador
and the Russian take that drive...

and discuss the illegal sale
of heavy water nuclear reactors...

to Tehran, I believe
you will be privy to his conversation.

- It's coming on now.
- Put it in the room.

- That's them.
- Ma'am.

That's why the passport's fake.

Oh, is his passport fake?

The entry's stamped
six months out of date.

This is the correct stamp.

You needed your man
barred from the embassy.

How about that?

Is your man really a Jew?

What possible concern
is that of yours?

Let's get a translator in here.

That thing we spoke of,
it's over, Molly.

You're sure?

Those two people we spoke of,
those two people concerned...

and as I understand it...

they agreed that it was wrong.

And that luckily they'd ended it...

without danger.

That there was no danger.

And the situation
was a thing of the past.

And I wanna thank you.

- That's comforting to hear.
- Okay.

All right.

Come on out of the cold, colonel.