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We believe that

the worst thieves
in the world today

and the worst terrorists
are the Americans.

MAN: Bin Laden has made
these threats before,

but this time he put
a time cap on it,

saying that whatever
violence awaits

will occur within
the next few weeks.

♪ ♪

- Deb Fletcher,
Chief of Station.

Hi.

Come find me when you're done.

I'm one floor up.

♪ ♪

- You're playing our song.

- You're playing our song.

♪ ♪

- Welcome home.

- I really do appreciate
you coming out tonight

after I had to cancel
the first time.

The Bureau had two agents
assigned to Alec Station,

the Bin Laden Unit
of the CIA.

They were supposed
to be informed of intelligence

so they could report it
to John O'Neill.

- Shut it down.
Close up shop.

- Sir, the way this works
is you show us what you've got,

and then we discuss
if it's our business.

- You got a stash of intel

that you refuse to share
with my agents.

- If we did have
any intelligence,

it would be for us to decide
how best to use it

before you blow a possible
gold mine of information

and render it utterly useless.

O'NEILL: If one American
gets killed

because of information
you kept secret...

As-Salaam-Alaikum.I am alive!

- Mohamad al-Owhali.

I need help to leave.

- Al-Owhali.
He needs to leave Kenya.

- No. No.
All airports will be closed.

Borders are closed.

He may get more money.
But he must hide now.

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- Well, if we can get
eight to ten agents

back on the ground
in Kenya and Tanzania,

how would you feel
about embedding CIA agents

with the FBI
from the WFO?

- Mr. O'Neill.

- To be continued.

- He's on vacation.
- What a surprise.

- All due respect,
this is a New York Office case,

not Washington Field Office.

- Did you fly all the way
to D.C. to tell us that?

- That's right.
- Well, I hate to send you

right back to the airport,
but we have an attack

on American interests
on foreign soil.

It's WFO's case.

That's what
Director Freeh would want.

That decision has been made.
- It's the wrong decision.

Our office has got
a standing federal indictment

against bin Laden.

We all know this is
the work of al-Qaeda--

- We don't know that.

There's been some suggestion
that it could be Hezbollah.

- Oh, come on!
I know Marty wants it to be WFO

so he can keep
better tabs on it.

- Just calm down.
- Agent Soufan is gonna

tell you why
it's gotta be UBL.

Go, Ali. Now.

- Sir, there has been
a preliminary claim

of responsibility from

Al-Jaish el-Islami
li-Tahrir al-Muqadasat.

"The Islamic Army for the
Liberation of the Holy Places."

If I can quote to you--
- Agent Soufan.

That is your name?
- It is, sir.

- As you continue
to work with the Bureau,

you will come to realize that
there is a chain of command

by which decisions are made.

Your boss has yet
to learn this lesson.

We are done here.

And, John, submit
your airline receipts

to the Bureau's
internal auditor.

He'll determine
whether this trip of yours

is a justifiable expense.

- One last thing.
Sanchez.

You and Louie
can go fuck yourselves.

Or each other.
Whichever makes you happy.

Come!

Come!

MAN: [singing in native
language over radio]

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Just go. Disappear.

- Thank you.
- This way!

ALI: The claim also contains
the demand for the withdrawal

of U.S. forces
from the Arabian Peninsula.

If you recall
the February fatwa,

the retreat from
the Arabian Peninsula

is a particular obsession
for bin Laden and al-Qaeda.

It has never been remotely
as important to Hezbollah,

which is Shia, not Sunni,

and which is far more focused
on the ultimate elimination

of the State of Israel.

Those agendas seem to me

disconnected from the bombings
in East Africa.

- Oh, for fuck's sake.
Come on, Dick.

We're simply arguing
for case control.

We're not trying to get you
to pronounce a guilty verdict.

Our office knows more
about al-Qaeda than anybody.

WFO will be playing catch-up,

and they're a pawn
of Alec Station.

Schmidt just wants
the case over there

so he can direct it remotely.

- John, calm down.
- I--I really wish people

would stop telling me
to calm down!

There are bombs going off
around the world!

That doesn't
make me feel calm!

- I want you to calm down
because you're right.

- You're right.

You should have this case.

- Oh.

- You're welcome.

Where were you born?
- Lebanon, sir.

- Beverly, would you get me
Louie Freeh on his cell phone?

BEVERLY: Yes, sir.

He's good.
Don't lose him.

Director Freeh,
Richard Clarke.

I'm fine.
I'm here with John O'Neill.

It is unusual
that he came to me,

but I also think he's right.

The New York office
has been tracking UBL since...

Well, this young Agent Soufan
makes a very convincing case

that it is al-Qaeda.

I understand.

Okay.
I appreciate that.

Thank you, Director.

You got your case.

- Dick, you're the greatest.
- Hang on.

- No, I owe you a big one.
- John, hang on. Hang on!

First of all, you damn well
better prove it's al-Qaeda.

Second, the Director told me
to say that you, personally,

are not permitted
to go to Africa.

Okay.

- I'm sorry.

That's a relationship you're
gonna have to work to repair.

- I'll take care of it.
Don't worry about it.

- John, whoever you do send
to East Africa,

please tell them
to be careful.

- Okay, let's settle down.

Listen, most important.

Remember, we are guests
in another country.

Let's conduct ourselves
accordingly.

Let's also remember
why we are here.

Less than 36 hours ago,
some number of Americans

and scores of Kenyans
were murdered.

This is al-Qaeda territory.

When investigating,
make sure you got

a partner who's aware
of these sur--

Floyd!

MAN: What--oh.

WOMAN: It's goats.
MAN: You got to be kidding me.

♪ ♪

NDEREBA: Agent Robert Chesney.

- Hello, Officer Ndereba,
hello.

- Hello.
- It's good to see you again.

- Good to see you too.

NDEREBA: Special Agent
Robert Chesney from the FBI,

meet Commander Onyango.

- Commander, I'm so sorry
for the loss your country

has experienced.

I want you to know
that we are here to help.

We want to work
in friendship with you.

We--

- We are now all
Kenyan Policemen.

- Thank you, sir.
Thank you.

May I introduce Agent Bennet
and ask if he can help

your officers secure
a perimeter?

- Please.
- Copy that, boss.

- Good, and sir, do you have
an account of the dead

and wounded, one that I could
take a look at?

- Charles.
- Commander.

- Please.
- Thank you.

Has there been any word
on an American woman,

Deborah Fletcher?

She's with the State Department
at the Embassy.

I haven't heard anything
from or about her.

- You refer to
the CIA Chief of Station.

- Oh, well...
- It's okay.

I know you cannot say.

Look, I'm sorry,
but if we knew anything,

Ms. Fletcher would be
on the list.

- Thank you.
- Thank you.

- All right, let's get
Bomb Squad, ERT, Forensics

working alongside the Kenyans.

Collect soil samples,
explosives residue,

find parts of the truck
and start reassembly.

KATHY: Yep. Will do.
Thank you.

Sir, did you know Deb--
- And let's get a group

together to help dig out
from the rubble,

try to save some people,
if at all possible.

- Yes, sir.

- I had a drink with her
when I was here last week.

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VINCE: He's got nothing.

He said the Kenya
and Tanzania cells

were formed
way after his time.

O'NEILL: We've been babysitting
this guy in witness protection

for three friggin' years.

He was with UBL in Sudan,
one country north.

He's got no leads for us?

- I even threaten not to let
him watch the new porno tapes

if he didn't give us
something.

O'NEILL: You're taking
a hard line.

- Eh, for Junior,
that borders on torture.

I cooked him his favorite,
the pork Bolognese.

O'NEILL: Yeah, definitely
not Halal.

- And the only thing he could
tell me was that

he'd bet Khallad was involved
in the planning.

O'NEILL: This is the peg-leg,
right?

VINCE: Yep.
- Tell me something

I don't know.
- This is all I get

for the embarrassment
of standing in line

to buy "Donkey Shlong"
and "Busty and the Beast."

- Oh, my goodness, Vincent,

the animal penis is so long.

- I swear I'm gonna kill
myself if I'm here much longer.

- Yeah.

Vince, I gotta go.
- Hey, boss,

why don't I come up
to the city tomorrow.

We'll get some drinks
or something, huh?

- Nah, in the morning,
head to Langley.

See what they're up to
in the Manson Family.

I need to know.

What's up?

- I don't know how else
to say this.

I think I should be there.

- East Africa.

- Ah.

- We're saying it's al-Qaeda.

If it is, I'm the only one
who speaks the language,

who understands the culture--
- Okay, sit down.

Have a seat.

I have two jobs here.

One is to lead investigations
into what's already happened.

That's going on
in Africa right now.

Okay?
The second, and maybe the more

important one, is to figure out
what happens next

so we can stop it.

What I need you for right now
is the second.

Where's the place in the world
that has

the highest concentration
of al-Qaeda

other than Afghanistan?

Where they funnel media contact
with the outside world.

- Okay.
- I want you there

as soon as possible.
- Okay, all right.

DIANE: Satellite imagery's
identified eight to ten

possible training camps
near the Pakistani border

where UBL may be living.

- Possible training camps.

- One or two may be
Pashtun villages

where the tribesmen
target practice.

- And you're telling me
bin Laden may be living

in any one of these sites?

- Our estimates give us 75,
80% chance of killing UBL

if we wipe out all the targets.

That's assuming we destroy
everything at once so there's

no chance of him disappearing
into the Hindu Kush

as we target them one by one.

- How much collateral damage
are we talking about?

- Could be in the hundreds.

I can confidently state
less than a thousand.

- That is a hell of a lot
of damage in a country

that was our ally in the fight
against the Soviets.

- UBL was our ally in the fight
against the Soviets.

- The Attorney General
told George Tenet months ago

that we do not have a kill
order without

a Memorandum of Notification
signed by the President.

- Oh, please.
- And now George is worried

that, without an M.O.N.,
he could be indicted for murder

if we target
and assassinate bin Laden.

- After what he just did
in East Africa?

- And I will remind you
that we don't know for certain

that it was al-Qaeda.

- So then why did Clarke
give the goddamn case

to the New York Field Office?

You know what O'Neill will do.

He'll arrest the first suspects
he comes across

and blow any chance
of flipping them so that

we can work our way
up the chain of command.

- That may be.
- No, that will be.

And then we'll just end up with
a bunch of low level turds

in custody while
the leadership of al-Qaeda

is walking blissfully around.

♪ ♪

[Arabic trap music
continues]

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MAN:

♪ ♪

MAN:

MAN: [continues singing
"Call to Prayer]

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

- The Body of Christ.
- Amen.

- The Body of Christ.

MAN: We find ourselves
in a land where temptations

are everywhere--
inside each cinema, every pub.

So what do we do?

The Messenger of Allah,
Peace be Upon Him,

teaches us of jihad al-nafs--
struggle of the soul.

Our inner struggle of good
against the evil one, Shaytan.

Then we have a duty
to turn outward,

to fight the impurities
of the world,

the infectious growth
of non-believers

in the Muslim land
of the holy sites.

In Mecca and Medina.

In Afghanistan, in Pakistan.

From jihad al-nafs,
jihad of the soul,

to jihad bil-saif,
jihad of the sword.

All of us have this obligation.

All of us.

♪ ♪

- Sir.

Kenyan officers
spoke to me earlier,

and, after three days...
so, this morning,

they begin to reassign
from Victim Recovery

to other duties.

CHESNEY: I'm sorry.

KATHY: Boss, it's incredibly
hard in this heat

to survive 72 hours
without water.

- Understood.

- Thank you for coming
to Mass with me.

I told you it wouldn't hurt.

And it didn't hurt, did it?

- Nothing I won't get over.

I should get to the office,
check in.

- John, John...
- It's been too long.

- You were there all night.
Just hold on a second.

- Okay.

- I know your feelings about
church are complicated.

- You're right.
They're, uh...ha ha ha.

They're complicated.

I started everything morning,
all the way through

Jesuit High School,
going to Mass.

I had a Catholic wedding,
you know, the four-hour kind.

I know it's important to you.

- Would you ever consider
taking communion again?

- "Whoever eats this bread
in an unworthy manner

is guilty of sinning against
the body of the Lord."

That's not what Paul meant.

It's about future intention,
not past sin.

Hey, I admit,
for a good Catholic girl,

I think it's hot that you
carry a gun,

that you chase down
the bad guys for a living,

but that's not why I love you.

I see beneath that.

I see the goodness.

- I gotta go to work.

JAMES: Agent Soofin.

- Soufan, Ali Soufan.

- Right.

I was hoping your boss
would make the trip.

We had a great fucking time
when I was in Manhattan last.

I don't think we slept
for 40 hours.

- Mr. O'Neill sends
his regrets.

He's busy coordinating
the East Africa investigations

out of New York.

- Where'd you say
you were from?

- I didn't.

The United States.
By way of Lebanon.

- Hmm.

Well...welcome to
the United Kingdom.

- Cheers.

Thank you.

Much appreciated.

Al-Qaeda claimed responsibility
for the bombings this morning

in this Arab rag we got here.

- I did see it.

They even bragged about pulling
off simultaneous bombings

in separate countries.

It's despicable.

- Shall we pay the publishers
a visit?

- Yeah, I think we should.

- Chuckie, talk to me.

- Toyota truck,
probably rented.

No VIN yet.

Out of the 94 trucks
rented locally,

81 have been returned.

Agents are checking on
the 13 that are still out.

- I want that VIN number.

We got parts of the doors,
dash, steering column--

that number's
gotta be somewhere.

Tell me.
- Soil, concrete fragments

in the area of the truck bomb
are all testing positive

for TNT and ammonium nitrate.

We're estimating at least
1,800 pound of dynamite.

- Where would someone be able
to buy that amount

of explosives?
- I don't--

- When you add
the Tanzania blast,

we're talking
a fuckload of materials.

Get agents out with
the Kenyan Police

and get me some answers.
- Yes, sir.

- Today.

CLARKE: No.
- Richard...

- We do not have
an unequivocal M.O.N.

from the President.

Until we do, the answer is no.

- In that case, we should
revisit the Tarnak Operation

we were advocating last year.

- We incentivize

Pashtun tribesmen...
- Cash payments, essentially.

- The ones who are in and out
of al-Qaeda encampments

all the time, to kidnap UBL
from his main camp

at Tarnak farms.

They stash him in a safe house
in one of their villages.

After several days...
SCHMIDT: When things calm down.

- We rendition him
anywhere we like.

- Egypt, perhaps.
- Where they have,

shall we say, more latitude

in terms of
interrogation techniques.

If he dies in custody
under Mubarak,

the blood's not on our hands.
- And if he dies

in Afghanistan resisting
the kidnapping,

we haven't violated
the terms of the M.O.N.

- You don't even know
where bin Laden is, Martin.

How can you kidnap him
when you can't find him?

- We blanket the--
- How many Pashtuns are you

planning to put
on the U.S. payroll?

Just up and down
the Hindu Kush,

just in case the Sheikh is
in their neighborhood?

How long you think
that secret will be kept?

- Richard--
- There are Pakistani teenagers

who walk into al-Qaeda camps
every day

and ask to join.

How could the Agency,
after half a decade,

not have one fucking spy
to tell us

where bin Laden
sleeps at night?

- If you wanna push Congress
for more funds

to get agents on the ground,
please do so.

Right now, I'm giving you
actionable intelligence

based on
what we've gathered to date.

If you don't have
the guts to proceed,

that's your problem and
the President's, not mine.

- I'm not dealing
with ten targets.

- UBL's sat-phone
hasn't shown a signal

for the last two weeks.

- Give me a call when it does.

- Every lead from most
to least credible.

We adjust the rankings
depending on what we learn.

Also, a number of the victims
have been stabilized

at Aga Khan Hospital.

They may be ready
to be interviewed,

but that's your decision.

- Floyd, Kathy.

MBURU: Mburu.
FLOYD: Hold on.

- Comb through these
back-burner leads with Mburu.

See if anything jumps out
and get on it.

Grab a Kenyan partner
and get out to the hospital.

I want you to talk
with anyone well enough

to move their mouth.
- Yep.

- Sir.

They have a survivor
under the Embassy.

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MAN: Wait, why are you here?

- I'm lookin' for your boss,
Farouq Osman.

- Take a seat, I can see if--
- I can do that meself

by just heading toward the door
that says "Mr. Osman" on it.

- What are you doing
in my offices?

- I am.

- Of course I did.

Who else would publish it?
- We need to see the claim

of responsibility as it came
into your possession.

Well, you can show us now,
or we can go down

to Scotland Yard to discuss it.

I'll even give ya a free ride.

What is this,
fucking Mad Libs?

It's a goddamn form letter.

They just fill in the cities
when they decide where to bomb.

When did you get this?

- Yesterday evening.
You can see at the top.

Where was it sent from?

- I have no idea.
Somewhere in London.

- Does this page say what they
printed in the paper?

ALI: Yes, it does.

Look at this.
There's another time stamp.

It's faint.
It must be where the fax

was first sent
to the London number.

- 92's the country code
for Pakistan.

- And hang on.
The fax was first received

in London on...
7 August, 02:20 hours.

With the time change,
it's five hours

before the blast.

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CHESNEY: Commander.

- Agent Chesney, please,
be careful.

We removed that section
of the wall,

and our dogs began to bark.

We're trying to remove
the remaining slabs

without further collapse.

- Can I--would you let me speak
to whoever's in there?

- You should know it's a young
Kenyan man that is down there.

Follow me.

We're coming.

We're coming.

There he is.
He's very weak.

♪ ♪

- Sir.

- My name is Bobby.
Who are you?

- Simon, sir.

- You just hang in there,
Simon.

They're gonna get you out.

- I cannot feel my legs.

- Everyone here is working
to save you.

You just stay strong
for me, Simon.

- I am.

- There is...

a woman, sir.

My boss, American, below.

♪ ♪

- She had been talking,

praying with me
to keep me alive.

She stopped speaking
earlier this morning.

- Deborah Fletcher.

♪ ♪

- Were you working yesterday
evening, sir?

- I work here all the time.

If the shop is open,
I'm working.

- Is your fax number
20

- Out of my memory, I--
- Look at your fax machine,

and tell me if your number
is 2-0-4-9-6-0-9-5-6.

- Yes.

- Who sent this fax
at 19:43 last night?

- If it's sent from here,
then I suppose I have sent it.

- I don't know, sir--

- What do you mean
you don't know?

I mean, it's less than
24 hours ago.

- I have so many men come in
and out into my shop.

I can't keep track of them all.

- Yes, I can see how
that must be confusing for ya.

How many faxes did you send
yesterday?

- I don't know--many.

- Roger, have a look.

- Three.

- You sent three faxes
yesterday, and you can't

recall who sent this one?

- Like I said, there's
so many people that come--

- Yes, you said that.
This fax sat here

for more than two days
before it was picked up

and re-faxed yesterday.

- Sir, I don't know
if this is the case--

- Yeah, well,
look at the dates, look.

It sat here
for two and a half days,

and then it was picked up,
paid for, and then re-faxed.

- If you say this is true.

- Show me your credit card
receipts from yesterday.

- We only accept cash, sir.

- Of course you do.

- The credit card company
treats our transaction

as if we borrow money
from the bank.

The Holy Quran tells us
"Allah has permitted trading,

but forbidden interest."

Respect
yourself! Have some shame!

- Brother, why do you talk
to me like that--

- Don't call me brother!
I'm not your brother.

- All right, mate, all right.

- How can you
stand there and lie?

You know the sins of the Kaba'ir
as well as I do:

murder; lying.
- Take it outside.

- You help one and do another!
- Come on, take it outside.

- Calm down, brother.
Respect God!

- Whether we can punish you
is one thing.

Whether eternal punishment
awaits is a different question.

It's all right.
Ya all right?

♪ ♪

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- Please, this way.

♪ ♪

- We all sit together,
the secretaries on our floor.

- There was some kind
of explosion.

I thought it was too loud
to be a car backfire.

- We rushed to the windows,
all of us.

When I got there, I saw a man
running away to the streets,

away from the guardhouse.

- I didn't even see
the truck explode,

though they said
that's what happened.

I woke up here, and--
but everything was dark.

- That is the last thing
I'll ever see in my life--

that man after he threw
that grenade.

That man, running away
up the driveway.

I don't know why God
allowed this to happen.

I keep asking.

- Stay strong.
I'll come see you

in the hospital soon.

- They knew.

- Hold on, hold on!

Who knew?

What did they know?

- One year ago, a man
came into the Embassy.

Says he knew a plan
to blow up the building.

I brought him to my boss,
to Ms. Fletcher.

I'm certain she reported it
to Washington D.C.

She told me she did.

But nothing was done.

- Okay.

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- I am really lucky.

I was fairly close to the bomb,
but all I lost is just my arm.

I'm going to be fine.

- I'm impressed
by your attitude,

but you do have the right
to be angry or upset.

OKUKU: It doesn't help.

You know, my children
are healthy.

My wife is healthy.
I'm--I'm alive.

NDEREBA: Mr. Okuku...
- Yes.

NDEREBA: Can you describe
for us the driver of the van?

Or the man that threw
the grenade?

- I don't remember their faces.

I'm sorry.

- If we brought in a sketch
artist to draw what you recall,

would that help?

- I don't have a picture
to describe.

But I do remember,
the day before,

an Arab man walked up
to the guardhouse.

He wanted to speak with me.

He wanted to know
how I operated the metal bar

for the cars to pass.

I told him nothing.

- What do you remember
about him?

- Most striking, he had a scar,
a large scar

running down the left side
of his face.

- We focus today on finding
an effective response.

SCHMIDT:
I've given you a response.

You have bombing targets
for UBL.

Pull the trigger.

- You've given me
ten possibilities.

They're woefully inadequate
and non-specific.

I told you to narrow them down.

- You're gonna have a hard
time convincing the military

to make a strike on anything
other than high-percentage.

- I might remind you
that I don't need

to convince the military.

All I need to do
is convince the President.

- That's what you're here for.
Tell me what you think.

- I think Marty's an analyst
who sits in a basement room

and has no fucking idea
what he's proposing.

- I have a very good idea
what I'm proposing--

to eliminate the leader
of al-Qaeda.

- By carpet bombing
Afghanistan, which,

I will remind you,
did not attack us.

This is exactly what al-Qaeda
wants us to do--

overreact and slaughter
innocent Muslims.

SCHMIDT: Well, crush the head
and the snake dies.

- What are you, a frickin'
Gypsy reading a fortune?

We're talking about
national security.

You make a martyr of UBL,
al-Qaeda's recruitment

goes through the roof.

- Find him.
Arrest him.

Put him on trial, then in jail.

Treat him like a criminal,
not a hero.

- Well, we're at war.
- Only if we choose to be.

- Why don't you go back
to where you belong,

running protection
for the Genovese family

in South Jersey.

Is that what you want?
- John, please.

Martin, let's get back
on track.

We're in new territory here.

We have non-state actors
attacking U.S. interests.

I need something I can sell
to the President.

Yes?

WOMAN: Mr. Clarke,
there's a secure call

for Mr. O'Neill from Nairobi.

CLARKE: You wanna take it
on the private phone?

- Yeah.

JAMES: Drink up.

You know you don't need to
put on a show for us.

- Well, to prove you're
a different kind of Arab.

I get it.
We all get it.

- I'm not a trained
Muslim monkey

putting on a show for you.

- All right, all right,
don't get so tetchy.

- When people use my religion
to justify this shit,

it affects me.

I assure you that nothing I do
is for your benefit.

I work for the U.S. government,

and I live
by my own conscience.

- Inspector,

there's a call
for the two of you

on the secure line.
- Thank you.

- I'll put it through.

- Barry James here
with Agent Soofin.

- Soufan.
- Fuck off.

- Nice to hear the two of you
getting along so well.

JAMES: Johnny, good to hear
your voice.

How are things?

- I've been better,
as you can imagine.

We got Bob Chesney
on the line in Kenya.

CHESNEY: Gentlemen, Floyd here
has compiled a list

of nine men registered
in the last month

on one floor
at the Hilltop Hotel.

Tell me if any of these names
trip wires.

Mohammed Saddiq Odeh,
Ali Abdul Saoud,

Ali Azzam, Ahmed Abdelrahman,

Hamden Awad, Mohamed Al-Owhali,

Abdullah Ahmed Abdullah,
Anas al-Liby,

Ali Rabia.

- The second-to-last name,
Anas al-Liby.

I recognize that
for some reason.

JAMES: He's under
indictment in Egypt.

For reasons I can't get into
on the phone,

he's received political asylum
here in the U.K.

I believe he lives up
in Manchester.

- All right,
I'm coming to England.

Bob, Floyd, good work.

Ali, Barry, I'll see you
tomorrow morning in Manchester.

CHESNEY: John, if you could
stay on the line for a sec.

There's something I found out
you probably should know.

I've been told there might have
been a walk-in at the Embassy

12 months ago warning of this.

- What the fuck did you know

about a possible bombing
in Nairobi?

Was there a walk-in last year
at the Embassy CIA station

who warned about this?
- We get 40 walk-ins a week

all over the world.

They all want money
or asylum in the U.S.

and lifelong protection.

I don't remember
this particular one,

but if it wasn't dealt with,
it was deemed non-credible.

- Well, I guess this one
was credible.

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HEATHER: Hi.
You've reached Heather.

Leave me a message,
and I'll call you back.

- Hi, Heather, hi.

It's me, Ali.

I'm just calling to apologize,
again.

I hope you'll consider giving
me another chance

when I get back home to...
make it up to you.

All right...

take care.

Bye.

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GIRL: You've reached
the O'Neills.

Leave a message.
Thanks!

O'NEILL: Maria, I'm on my way
out of the country.

Hopefully not for long.

I was hoping maybe when
I get back that can talk.

We've been putting this off
for too long.

I think we should...

talk.

Kiss the girls.
I'll call another time.

- It is unprecedented.

For the first time, a sitting
President of the United States

will give grand jury testimony
in a criminal investigation

and one in which he himself
may be a target.

Faced with a subpoena from

Republican Special Prosecutor
Kenneth Starr,

the President agreed today...
DIANE: This is disgusting.

- The Monica Lewinsky case...
- It's embarrassing, frankly.

- I think it's wonderful.

It's the best thing
that could have happened

to this country.
The White House

will be desperate to turn
people's attention

away from this story, right?

We can humbly be of service.

We're gonna finally get Clinton

to pull the fucking trigger
on al-Qaeda.

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