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[♪ Mississippi Twilight:
"Trigger"]

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♪ I can see the rising sun ♪

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♪ The devil's still on the run ♪

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♪ All the pretty things
burn out ♪

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♪ Heart is beating in my head ♪

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♪ Feeling numb
with every breath ♪

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♪ Smoke and fire all around ♪

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♪ Finger on the trigger,
finger on the trigger ♪

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♪ Over, and we all fall down ♪

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♪ Finger on the trigger,
finger on the trigger ♪

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♪ I see time is running out ♪♪

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[birds singing]

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- I found one.
- What you got?

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It's a buck.

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How can you tell?

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Dewclaws.

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Very good.

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All right,
so we know where they drink.

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See a game trail?

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- Mm-hmm.
- Let's follow it.

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See, now we're getting
a pattern going.

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You know where they drink,

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then you know where they eat,
you know where they sleep.

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Now we know the road
that they're gonna take,

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so we just find the high ground.

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Then we wait 'em out.

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All right, keep marching.

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There you go. Make your way.

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- [grunts] My little gazelle.
- [laughs]

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[birds singing]

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Come on.

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We can rest at the top, squirt.

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[breathing heavily]

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[Lucy] Daddy?

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I love you.

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♪ ♪

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[alarm beeping]

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[beeping stops]

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[♪ Bob Dylan: "Masters of War"]

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♪ Come, you masters of war ♪

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♪ You that build the big guns ♪

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♪ You that build
the death planes ♪

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- ♪ You that build
all the bombs ♪
- [shutter sound effect]

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♪ You that hide behind walls ♪

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♪ You that hide behind desks ♪

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♪ I just want you to know
I can see through your masks ♪

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♪ You've thrown the worst fear ♪

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♪ That can ever be hurled ♪

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♪ Fear to bring children ♪

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♪ Into the world ♪

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♪ Unborn and unnamed ♪

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♪ You ain't worth the blood
that runs in your veins ♪

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♪ And I hope that you die ♪

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♪ And your death
will come soon ♪

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♪ And I'll watch
while you're lowered ♪

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[tires screeching]

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♪ Down to your deathbed ♪

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♪ And I'll stand
over your grave ♪

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♪ Till I'm sure
that you're dead ♪♪

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♪ ♪

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[grunting softly]

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[beeps]

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Encrypted phone.

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[trilling]

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What are you hiding, Marcus?

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[grunts]

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[phone trills]

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[Lucy speaks indistinctly]

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[Reece] You know
where they eat?

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[Lucy] Yeah.

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[Reece] We know
where they sleep.

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Now we know the road
they're gonna take,

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so we find the high ground,
then we wait 'em out.

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If you're precise
in your tracking

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and you know what to look for...

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...no buck will be able
to hide from you.

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♪ ♪

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[commentator speaking
indistinctly on phone]

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Come on, fuckers.

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- [car door opens]
- We need a stop.
We need one stop.

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Yes. Yes.

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Yes. Oh, my God!

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Oh, my God! Get it, get it!

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[whoops] Oh, yeah!

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Oh!

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Damn right! Yes!

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Roll Tide.

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Absolutely.

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- [grunts]
- You missed a good one.

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- Oh.
- Hi.

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Hey.

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You ready for Mexico?

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Yeah. Listen. [sighs]

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The level of shit
that's about to hit the fan,

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even I couldn't tell you.

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After you drop me,
you should bail.

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What, so you can bogart Marco's
entire mescal collection?

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Hell no.

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I'm serious.

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It's gonna get bad.

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Lucy was my goddaughter, Reece.

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There's, uh, no depth of shit,

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none,

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that I won't wade through
to make those motherfuckers pay.

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Welcome to Riley Air.

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[trilling]

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[clicking]

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[line ringing]

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[engines powering up]

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[Ben] Did you bag that buck
in Wyoming?

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Yep.

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Fucking guy posted
his whole life online.

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You find anything worthwhile?

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Just sent you
a Secret Santa gift.

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Next lump of coal?

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Well, you tell me.
I'll be in the air.

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I'll have something
by the time you land.

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Happy trails.

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[inhales sharply]

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You ready?

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♪ ♪

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♪ ♪

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What does it tell you?

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[Junior] Dude unloads
his whole magazine.

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I mean, that's overkill.

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Medical indicates
an intracranial mass.

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He's probably unstable.

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[Tony] He knows the glass
will throw the rounds.

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Had to be sure
the guy went down.

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It's not instability,
it's experience.

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[Mac] Yeah, he's experienced.

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Eight combat deployments.

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Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya.

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Silver Star.

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Multiple Bronze Stars.

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Even an Army Commendation medal
with "V" Device.

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Don't get too attached.

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Vultures up north
are already circling.

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Big cases always go up to L.A.

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[Deptula] Right.

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[Junior] Well,
maybe Ramsay holds the line.

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[Deptula] Name one time
he's held the line.

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Boss, you're pissing
in the wind.

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Relentless pursuit, Mac.
Relentless pursuit.

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[Ramsay] I understand that,
Terry,

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but I'm gonna need more
than a check-in on this one.

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At least a spot at the presser.

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- [whispers] Put him on speaker.
- Hey,

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I'm happy...
No, I'm happy to comply...

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- [beep]
- No. Hey,

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I, uh... [clears throat]
I got Anthony Layun here.

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He just, uh, took over as the
head of our Fugitive Task Force.

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[Terry] Oh, I know Tony.
How's it going?

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Well, not good, sir,
I understand

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you're trying
to snake our case.

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Look, no one's snaking anyone.

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All right? We got a body.
We're more equipped.

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When you were in Chicago,

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you ever let Milwaukee
take a big one?

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Difference is,
Milwaukee didn't know

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what the hell they were doing.

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- Oh, Tony...
- We've got five bodies.

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It's our case on that alone.

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Or we call headquarters,
see how D.C. feels about it.

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Deptula, I want addresses

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on all surviving family members
and known associates.

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Twenty years in the service
means it's gonna be a long list.

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- You got it.
- Junior, get me raw footage
from CCTV.

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Something I can run
through facial rec.

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We already got
a positive I.D., though.

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I don't care about James Reece.

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I want to know who the hell
was in this car with him.

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[Katie] Somewhere within

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the Capstone network is
a project called RD-4895.

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Now, their network is huge.

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It's something like
100-plus discrete investments.

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I was able to narrow it down
to 27 companies tied directly

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to Pentagon assets

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or that overlap
with theaters of conflict.

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I was able to get health records

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for some of the platoon
families, but I need more.

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That means research. FOIAs.

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- [Alice] Why us?
- [sighs]

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This is a story of a generation.

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It deserves better
than a website with listicles

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and video game reviews.

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Send your leads over.
I'll take a look.

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I already did. Check your inbox.

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- You're fucking cocky,
you know that?
- [bang]

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[banging]

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Shit. I got to go.

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- Tell Nathan
I need those leads.
- Katie?

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[banging continues]

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Hello?

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- [Katie] Brian?
- Katie?

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Hey, guys!

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Hey!

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- Hey, Deb.
- Katie.

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- Sorry. I couldn't get
the deadbolt to lock.
- Uh... [chuckles]

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What are you...
what are you doing here?

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Oh, I...
You didn't get my email?

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I'm back from Syria.

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Uh, I-I just thought this would
be a really nice reentry point.

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Right. Yeah. Um... [chuckles]

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I thought
you meant next weekend.

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[Deb] Well,
what a nice surprise.

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We can catch up.

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You can get some Teddy time.

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When he finally wakes up.

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Oh, no, I'm so gross.
I haven't showered.

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I'm still in sweatpants. Just...

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give me one second.
I'll be right back.

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Okay.

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[sighs]

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Look, I'm not gonna lie to you.

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The situation's far from ideal.

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Now, the Pentagon's new budget
reflects a, a paradigm shift,

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with cuts or reallocation
in almost every sector.

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Now, if it goes through,
our contract would terminate,

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without renewal, in 18 months.

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And given Elias Ryberg's
decision to postpone his visit,

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I think it's safe to assume
that he now views us

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as a risky investment.

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Still, it is Capstone's advice

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that Nubellum's board
remain patient

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and pursue the sale.

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Now, you know me.
You know my values.

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If I tell you I have
something managed, it's managed.

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[Tedesco] Do you have any idea

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how embarrassing
Santa Barbara was?

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Watching your VP's naked corpse
wheeled away

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by the police
with a needle in his arm.

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Ryberg was there, Steve.

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He saw it.

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So you'll excuse us if our faith

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in your judgment
is a bit shaken.

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If Elias wanted out, he'd
say so. He's treading water.

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Now, as for Washington,
it's a dynamic machine.

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It's also a predictable one.

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You just need to know
which dials to turn.

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War was never meant to be
Nubellum's business.

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I followed you down this path

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because you held me up
when I needed it.

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And I kept my mouth shut
when you wanted to sell because,

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well... [chuckles softly]

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the return was high.

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But I'm not going to sell
my business

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for nickels on the dollar,

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and I'm not going to keep
developing your projects

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if there's no market.

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There's always a market
for what we do.

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Well, I guess we'll find out.

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Hartley's new budget hits
subcommittee in a few days.

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Until then,

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good luck with the VP search.

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♪ ♪

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Hey, buckle up, buttercup!

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We're starting our descent.

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♪ ♪

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♪ ♪

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[Marco] Bueno.

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Ya llegamos.

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Hey, Carlos.

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Alex.

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How are you, fellas?

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I'll grab this first bag here.

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- Gracias.
- [horse neighs in distance]

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It's good to have you back,
mijo.

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So good to be here.
Hello, Paola.

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- Nice to see you, James.
- You, too.

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- So, how was the trip?
- [Liz] Glorious.

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All clear skies and mai tais.

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Don't let her fool you.
She's flying

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like she's still in Najaf.

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- [laughing]
- [Liz] Oh!

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Let's go, party people.

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Hey, I got dibs
on the pool house.

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- [laughs] Oh, then let's go.
- Vamos.

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Your father came to Baja
when he was at a crossroads.

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He had that same look
on his face.

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And?

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He found
a renewed sense of purpose.

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As will you.

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[quietly] Thank you.

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[Fontana] The Los Angeles
incident

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was captured on traffic cameras.

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And the NCIS agent who died?

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Building's Realtor I.D.'d Reece.

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Said he came in
under an assumed name.

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If there was any doubt

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about Reece and his family,

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there's none now.

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We were late on this, Rich.

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- [knocking]
- [door opens]

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[aide] Senator Pryor, ma'am.

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We've got defectors
on committee.

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Who?

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Holbrooke.

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Conviser as well.

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[Hartley] Someone got to them?

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Whoever it is,
they're trying to keep quiet.

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[sniffs] Your new budget

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turns off
an awful lot of spigots.

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- [sighs]
- [Fontana] So,

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where does this leave us?

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We have zero margin as is.

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If you lose a single vote,

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your cuts are D.O.A.

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Markups, at the very least.

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Is there a world
where we push a CR

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and then fiddle-fuck when
it comes back from the House?

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James Reece was a good man.

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He gave most
of his adult life to us,

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and he came back compromised.

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We won't find a resolution
in the margins.

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We need a change,

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not a reconciliation deal.

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We need...

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[sighs]

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I want the hearing televised.

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[Fontana] Ma'am, it's a...

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closed-door committee.

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Then we will open it up
for the final vote.

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Let's get these senators
on record making the case

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that special interests
are more important

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than special operators.

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I would like to see them
make that case.

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[♪ José González: "El Invento"]

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[singing in Spanish]

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[Marco praying in Spanish]

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- Amén.
- Amén.

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- Amen.
- Amen.

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Marco, Paola, gracias.

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You really outdid yourselves
with this one.

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And tomorrow we have barbacoa.

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When you have a shooter
like Reece on the ranch,

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- you put him to work.
- [chuckles]

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You don't need me
to shoot a ram.

20:38.029 --> 20:39.530
My old man used to tell me
he learned more

20:39.614 --> 20:41.074
about judging distances
from Marco

20:41.157 --> 20:42.408
than he did any sniper school.

20:42.492 --> 20:44.702
Tomás was always too generous
with his praise.

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Ha! I'm not sure we're talking
about the same Tom Reece.

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[chuckling]

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You know, doesn't matter
how many times I-I come here,

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I seem to always forget
just how beautiful it is.

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My gosh.

20:56.255 --> 20:58.341
Last time I was here was...

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my anniversary, I think.

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I remember the girls
caught that big jar of fireflies

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down by the trees.

21:11.813 --> 21:12.730
Sí.

21:12.814 --> 21:14.607
The hacienda is, uh,

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sacred to us.

21:17.235 --> 21:21.197
A sanctuary away
from the chaos outside.

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Pásame el aguachile, ¿sí?

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Gracias.

21:28.788 --> 21:30.915
Mr. Reece,

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I told my mom I wanted
to go to the funeral.

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Antonia.

21:34.252 --> 21:36.129
[Antonia] I didn't know
Lucy was sick,

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or I would have sent her
a letter.

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She'd have loved that,
sweetheart.

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She'd have loved that very much.

21:49.350 --> 21:51.894
James, I... I'm sorry.

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Eh.

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To the host.

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You provide the drink

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and the land
that provides the food.

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Por la familia.

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[all] Por la familia.

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Salud, mi amor.

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So, here's the question.

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What do I have to do to
poach you from Paul's ranch?

22:26.387 --> 22:27.597
[Lauren laughs]

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- [Lucy laughs]
- [Lauren speaks indistinctly]

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[Liz] When it comes
to taste in bosses,

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the quality I value most
is absenteeism.

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[laughs]

22:38.066 --> 22:39.859
[Lauren] Oh, wow,
they're so beautiful.

22:39.942 --> 22:41.069
Aren't they?

22:41.152 --> 22:43.613
[Lucy] Come on,
show it to Daddy.

22:43.696 --> 22:45.031
[Liz] ...no business
craving as much as I do.

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But besides that,
you got 'em beat, hands down.

22:48.201 --> 22:50.870
- So it's done.
- [Liz laughs]

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[phone chimes]

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[phone buzzes]

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[door opens]

23:39.585 --> 23:40.545
[Brian] Hey.

23:40.628 --> 23:42.421
Hey, oh, I can help clean up.

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I was just, uh, I was trying
to catch the sunset.

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How much trouble are you in?

23:49.720 --> 23:51.973
I'm not. Brian, come on.

23:52.056 --> 23:53.307
I saw your research upstairs.

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It's a story, that's all.

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I just need a couple days.

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[typing]

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[phone buzzes]

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Thought you might want a drink.

24:31.929 --> 24:33.973
You always were a mind reader.

24:37.852 --> 24:40.396
- Salud.
- Salud.

24:46.235 --> 24:47.486
[Marco] Ben called.

24:50.114 --> 24:52.074
He traced a payment
from your man's phone

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to a bank in Ensenada.

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My men are looking into it.

25:03.836 --> 25:06.464
I keep asking myself...

25:08.925 --> 25:11.469
...what is his purpose?

25:11.552 --> 25:13.054
What is his plan?

25:13.137 --> 25:16.849
What vision could he
possibly have for you...

25:17.934 --> 25:19.143
...to do this?

25:21.646 --> 25:24.023
I think of the story of Job...

25:25.233 --> 25:28.152
...and I wonder if perhaps

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this is some kind
of bet with the devil...

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to see if they can break you.

25:43.834 --> 25:46.379
They never broke Job.

25:50.216 --> 25:52.843
But they're getting
pretty damn close with me.

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[gasps]

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[groaning]

26:33.634 --> 26:36.679
[Lucy laughing]

26:37.805 --> 26:39.890
[indistinct, playful chatter]

26:39.974 --> 26:43.394
Lucy, come back here!

26:44.979 --> 26:47.773
[Ben speaks indistinctly]

26:47.857 --> 26:49.984
[Ben] I figured you'd have
business in mescal.

26:50.067 --> 26:52.653
I mean,
once you got that account,

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it was just a matter of time.

26:54.488 --> 26:57.408
- James.
- Hola, sunshine.

26:57.491 --> 27:01.162
Wow. You just go right ahead
and kick the shit out

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- of yourself last night?
- [Reece murmurs]

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- Man, when'd you get in?
- Thirty minutes ago.

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Got two days' clearance.

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What, you think
I'm gonna let you just

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finish this guy off on your own?

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Finish?

27:13.758 --> 27:15.384
Marco was just filling us in.

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Es verdad.

27:16.969 --> 27:18.304
The leader
of my security team believes

27:18.387 --> 27:21.098
he's found
Lauren and Lucy's killer.

27:23.768 --> 27:25.770
[seagulls squawking]

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- Morning.
- Morning.

27:31.567 --> 27:33.235
Uh, you mind
if I borrow your car?

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I want to make a coffee run.

27:34.945 --> 27:37.865
Oh, I'll do it. Brian and Teddy
are down by the beach.

27:37.948 --> 27:40.117
- You should go join them.
- No. It's your vacation.

27:40.201 --> 27:41.327
Just tell me what you want.
My treat.

27:41.410 --> 27:43.954
We'll take two flat whites.

27:44.038 --> 27:46.665
- Keys are by the front door.
- Thanks.

27:56.967 --> 27:58.719
[car door opens]

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Katie Buranek?

28:17.613 --> 28:20.116
I read up on you, Ms. Buranek.

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Portland, Kenosha,
Hubei province.

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You have a history
of getting in over your head.

28:27.248 --> 28:30.042
Well, it's the best way
to see beneath the surface.

28:30.126 --> 28:31.335
[chuckles]

28:31.419 --> 28:32.795
That's cute.

28:34.463 --> 28:35.548
Where's James Reece?

28:36.715 --> 28:37.675
I don't know.

28:37.758 --> 28:40.094
- I don't believe you.
- Okay.

28:40.177 --> 28:43.305
Based on your work up there,
you seem like a smart person.

28:44.432 --> 28:46.559
So why make yourself
an accessory to murder?

28:46.642 --> 28:48.727
What I witnessed wasn't murder.
It was self-defense.

28:48.811 --> 28:49.979
I'm not talking
about Los Angeles.

28:50.062 --> 28:53.566
James Reece didn't
kill his family.

28:53.649 --> 28:55.484
Why don't you talk
to Saul Agnon?

28:55.568 --> 28:56.986
Ask him how
Capstone Industries gave

28:57.069 --> 28:59.989
an entire platoon
of Navy SEALs brain tumors.

29:00.072 --> 29:01.991
That's the real story.

29:02.074 --> 29:04.618
I'd love to talk to Saul Agnon,
I would.

29:04.702 --> 29:05.619
But he's dead.

29:05.703 --> 29:07.997
I made some calls.

29:08.080 --> 29:11.417
Agnon suffered
an overdose in Santa Barbara

29:11.500 --> 29:13.294
a day after you
and Reece were in L.A.

29:13.377 --> 29:15.463
Found him with a needle
in his arm.

29:15.546 --> 29:20.384
No history of opioid use.
That's curious, don't you think?

29:20.468 --> 29:21.886
And NCIS Agent Josh Holder?

29:23.304 --> 29:25.473
He ate a bullet
from someone else's gun

29:25.556 --> 29:26.724
the night before
Reece went on the run.

29:26.807 --> 29:28.392
So, you know, it's...

29:28.476 --> 29:30.478
it's also unusual.

29:38.027 --> 29:40.696
[sighs heavily]

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Look, you got a scoop.
I get it.

29:46.202 --> 29:48.996
But I don't think you want
to see anyone else dead.

29:50.581 --> 29:54.627
And I'm sure you don't want
to get hit with a felony charge.

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I... I don't know where he is,
I don't.

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But...

30:11.435 --> 30:14.355
if I find out,
I will let you know.

30:14.438 --> 30:16.607
There you go, Ms. Buranek.

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Enjoy your family time.

30:28.202 --> 30:29.703
[knocks on window]

30:32.581 --> 30:34.333
[agents speaking indistinctly]

30:39.547 --> 30:41.549
[door closes]

30:46.428 --> 30:48.430
[siren wailing in distance]

30:55.688 --> 30:57.314
[engine starts]

31:01.443 --> 31:03.445
[tires screech]

31:17.001 --> 31:18.002
Can I help you?

31:26.468 --> 31:29.388
What's all this?

31:29.471 --> 31:31.098
Let's talk.

31:31.181 --> 31:34.310
You familiar with
the Battle of Messines?

31:34.393 --> 31:36.895
- No.
- World War I.

31:36.979 --> 31:40.774
Brits and the Germans
reach a stalemate at Flanders.

31:40.858 --> 31:43.360
There's this General Plumer
on the English side.

31:43.444 --> 31:45.112
Super patient guy.

31:45.195 --> 31:47.489
He spends five months
building 8,000 meters

31:47.573 --> 31:49.491
of tunnels
under the enemy position.

31:49.575 --> 31:51.994
Packs 'em with 600 pounds
of explosives,

31:52.077 --> 31:54.496
and one day...

31:54.580 --> 31:56.582
[imitates explosion]

31:56.665 --> 32:00.878
Blast kills 10,000 Germans.
Stalemate over.

32:02.338 --> 32:04.298
Fucking Boche
didn't even know what hit him.

32:04.381 --> 32:06.300
Well, that's fascinating.

32:06.383 --> 32:08.052
What the hell
are we doing, Steve?

32:08.135 --> 32:11.889
I've worked really hard
to get under enemy lines.

32:12.931 --> 32:14.975
- You have.
- Look, we both know,

32:15.059 --> 32:17.436
within a year, Hartley's
gonna be out to pasture.

32:17.519 --> 32:18.729
No one's gonna miss her.

32:18.812 --> 32:20.230
So right now you need to decide

32:20.314 --> 32:21.899
if you want to be
a little red link

32:21.982 --> 32:25.903
on her Wikipedia page
or the heir apparent.

32:25.986 --> 32:28.864
Our deal was for information.

32:28.947 --> 32:30.282
That's right.

32:30.366 --> 32:31.867
And I'm changing the deal

32:31.950 --> 32:33.744
to protect my investment.
You understand?

32:33.827 --> 32:35.996
This new budget
threatens my business.

32:36.080 --> 32:38.582
- The votes are locked.
- Not Pryor.

32:38.666 --> 32:41.460
[chuckles]

32:41.543 --> 32:45.798
Pryor. Pryor is the one calling
for this type of dwell reform.

32:45.881 --> 32:48.092
I'm not asking you to turn him.

32:49.718 --> 32:51.720
Just get him to me.

32:59.269 --> 33:01.689
This is gonna be
really good for you, Richard.

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You just don't know it yet.

33:23.293 --> 33:26.004
[Aarón] Navajas and his gang
contract to multiple cartels.

33:26.088 --> 33:28.215
He's violent, ambitious.

33:28.298 --> 33:30.676
He'll kill anyone
for the right price.

33:30.759 --> 33:31.927
We're sure that he's the one?

33:32.010 --> 33:34.805
According to our sources,
three weeks ago,

33:34.888 --> 33:36.765
Navajas and a lieutenant
left their compound.

33:36.849 --> 33:38.559
Only Navajas returned.

33:38.642 --> 33:41.353
Carrying a wound
to his left forearm.

33:48.402 --> 33:49.695
It's him.

33:51.238 --> 33:54.700
Navajas and his men
train young sicarios

33:54.783 --> 33:56.243
in an old factory
outside of Ensenada.

33:56.326 --> 34:00.914
- How many?
- Sometimes 12, sometimes more.

34:00.998 --> 34:03.751
That's not counting the boys he
trains. There's a storm coming.

34:03.834 --> 34:06.503
It should provide us
the cover we need.

34:06.587 --> 34:10.424
The hills here offer
a view from 200 meters.

34:10.507 --> 34:12.050
You stalk.
You wait.

34:12.134 --> 34:13.927
It's maybe one of the easier
shots you'll ever take.

34:14.011 --> 34:15.262
Ah...

34:15.345 --> 34:16.513
James?

34:16.597 --> 34:18.390
No. A shot's no good.

34:18.474 --> 34:20.058
It's a clear line of sight.

34:20.142 --> 34:22.394
Aarón is former
Fuerzas Especiales.

34:23.437 --> 34:24.563
His tactics are sound.

34:24.646 --> 34:26.774
I-I don't question
your tactics, Aarón,

34:26.857 --> 34:27.816
it's not a tactical issue.

34:27.900 --> 34:28.817
We need to go in,

34:28.901 --> 34:30.611
make contact, hit 'em head-on.

34:30.694 --> 34:32.488
That's the only way this works.

34:36.492 --> 34:38.619
Hey, can I talk to you a second?

34:46.794 --> 34:48.170
Listen, I fucking get it.

34:48.253 --> 34:50.297
I want to bleed
this motherfucker out

34:50.380 --> 34:51.799
just as much as you do.

34:51.882 --> 34:54.635
But this guy...

34:54.718 --> 34:57.346
he does not lead us
to the big picture, brother.

34:57.429 --> 34:59.556
Steve Horn does.

34:59.640 --> 35:02.601
Take the fucking shot.
Head north.

35:03.894 --> 35:06.980
When he came for them,
Lauren put her body

35:07.064 --> 35:10.192
over Lucy to shield her.
I ever tell you that?

35:10.275 --> 35:14.696
So, Lucy's last moments were
her mom screaming and crying,

35:14.780 --> 35:17.866
covering her
as Navajas looked down on them.

35:21.453 --> 35:24.122
I want him to know
who's come for him.

35:24.206 --> 35:25.332
It doesn't work any other way.

35:28.877 --> 35:30.879
[grunts]

35:35.050 --> 35:36.760
Okay.

35:39.471 --> 35:41.890
Okay. Let's go.

35:51.608 --> 35:53.735
We can't ask your men
to put their lives at risk.

35:53.819 --> 35:56.864
We got this.
Me and Ben.

35:56.947 --> 35:58.824
No.

35:58.907 --> 36:01.994
This is a chance to wipe
this entire evil off the map.

36:03.412 --> 36:04.913
[Aarón] It's the right thing
to do.

36:04.997 --> 36:07.374
We'll be doing
the world a favor.

36:11.545 --> 36:12.796
All right.

36:14.506 --> 36:16.717
We use high ground
for overwatch.

36:16.800 --> 36:19.511
North and south.

36:19.595 --> 36:21.513
[Ben] Reece.

36:21.597 --> 36:22.890
[Reece] No, no, it's okay.

36:26.101 --> 36:29.563
The others approach on foot.

36:29.646 --> 36:30.856
Reece?

36:30.939 --> 36:33.275
It's nothing. I'm good.

36:38.530 --> 36:40.407
[doctor] Based on your timeline,

36:40.490 --> 36:43.410
it appears
the tumor is fast-growing.

36:43.493 --> 36:47.664
If it's a glioblastoma,
that's bad news. Also rare.

36:47.748 --> 36:49.166
I won't be certain without...

36:49.249 --> 36:52.044
Without a biopsy. I know.

36:52.127 --> 36:55.339
There are excellent surgeons
in Mexico City.

36:55.422 --> 36:59.009
With the right plan,
six to nine months,

36:59.092 --> 37:01.094
you can have your life back.

37:02.804 --> 37:04.556
What are my other options?

37:07.768 --> 37:10.395
Suffering.
Death, I suppose.

37:22.741 --> 37:25.160
What about something
to control the symptoms?

37:26.370 --> 37:29.247
Corticosteroids will reduce
the swelling.

37:29.331 --> 37:32.292
Propranolol, topiramate,

37:32.376 --> 37:35.796
they can help with the tremors
and the migraines.

37:35.879 --> 37:38.256
But drugs won't save you.

37:45.639 --> 37:47.349
[Liz] You should've
told us, Reece.

37:47.432 --> 37:49.935
- [Marco] He couldn't have
known.
- Bullshit.

37:50.018 --> 37:51.186
Ask him.

37:59.277 --> 38:02.781
Look, brother, what you do
with your body,

38:02.864 --> 38:04.866
that's your business.

38:06.660 --> 38:09.079
I can't blame you
for playing it close.

38:09.162 --> 38:12.332
I get it.
Who the fuck am I to judge?

38:13.458 --> 38:15.627
I just have one question.

38:16.920 --> 38:18.755
Can you operate?

38:19.798 --> 38:22.342
[Marco] Aarón and his men
can finish the job, James.

38:24.094 --> 38:27.472
They'll bring Navajas home
in pieces if you ask it.

38:31.184 --> 38:33.061
What would you do

38:33.145 --> 38:35.939
if it were Paola and Antonia?

38:36.023 --> 38:38.316
Wouldn't you want
to look him in the eyes?

38:44.698 --> 38:46.616
I have nothing.

38:49.286 --> 38:51.413
Nothing left to lose but this.

38:55.584 --> 38:58.211
He took everything from me.

38:58.295 --> 39:01.673
All right.

39:01.757 --> 39:04.217
I'll let Aarón know.

39:31.703 --> 39:33.705
♪ ♪

39:59.356 --> 40:02.400
I don't know
how you're still standing.

40:02.484 --> 40:05.153
If it was me,
I would be down a dark hole.

40:07.739 --> 40:10.534
There are people that deserve
that hole more than me.

40:20.210 --> 40:25.132
You know, uh, you, Lauren, Lucy,

40:25.215 --> 40:27.217
you're family to us.

40:29.803 --> 40:33.348
Well, after tomorrow,
if you survive,

40:33.431 --> 40:35.934
please don't come back.

40:36.017 --> 40:38.979
You're happy to die
for her vengeance,

40:39.062 --> 40:41.523
but you should have never
brought your friends into this.

41:12.846 --> 41:14.848
♪ ♪

41:25.108 --> 41:27.444
[thunder rumbling]

41:39.497 --> 41:41.458
[muffled grunting]

42:23.124 --> 42:25.710
- [static over radio]
- Alejandro?

42:25.794 --> 42:27.045
[speaks Spanish]

42:29.422 --> 42:31.341
Alejandro?

42:31.424 --> 42:32.926
Hey, Manuel, Gerardo.

42:33.009 --> 42:35.011
[speaking Spanish]

42:39.599 --> 42:41.810
You have four sicarios
heading to the kill box.

42:41.893 --> 42:43.895
Forty feet.

42:45.188 --> 42:46.856
Twenty feet.

42:48.358 --> 42:49.859
Ten feet.

42:49.943 --> 42:52.028
[gunshots]

42:52.112 --> 42:53.947
[speaking Spanish]

43:05.959 --> 43:07.585
Ready. Move.

43:14.301 --> 43:15.385
[guards speaking Spanish]

43:19.055 --> 43:21.016
Crash it.

43:22.017 --> 43:23.893
[guards speaking Spanish]

43:25.145 --> 43:26.354
[explosion]

43:36.489 --> 43:38.992
[gunfire]

43:39.075 --> 43:40.744
[grunts] Fuck.

43:42.037 --> 43:43.371
Wall! Wall!

43:49.878 --> 43:51.504
[speaks Spanish, grunts]

44:02.223 --> 44:03.516
[gunfire]

44:06.936 --> 44:07.854
Fuck.

44:07.937 --> 44:08.855
Give me suppressing fire

44:08.938 --> 44:10.231
on building two now!

44:14.861 --> 44:15.820
[shouts in Spanish]

44:20.200 --> 44:22.702
Check him.
Is that our man?

44:22.786 --> 44:25.246
- Reloading.
- No.

44:25.330 --> 44:27.749
- How much time you need?
- Ten seconds.

44:30.585 --> 44:31.544
[guard speaks Spanish nearby]

44:34.297 --> 44:35.840
- Ready.
- Moving.

44:43.056 --> 44:45.058
[indistinct shouting nearby]

44:51.398 --> 44:54.067
[shouting in Spanish]

44:58.571 --> 44:59.823
¡Voy a matar! ¡Voy a matar!

44:59.906 --> 45:01.241
¡No, cálmate, cálmate!

45:01.324 --> 45:03.284
[Reece] Ben?

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[shouting in Spanish]

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¿Donde está El Navajas?

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No sé.

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I have the children. Go.

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Vámonos, niños, vámonos.

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[speaking Spanish]

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[shouting, gunfire]

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That's Navajas.
He's mine. Contain him.

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Blue pickup, light it up!

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- Move it.
- Moving.

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[grunts]

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My foot.

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Bro, you good?

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Fuck yeah! Clean hit! Move!

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[gunshots]

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Fuck you!

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♪ ♪

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[groaning, coughing]

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[cries out]

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Put it down. Put it down!

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[groaning]

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[thunder rumbling]

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- [grunts]
- [coughs]

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You know who I am?

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Fuck you, navy man.

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[Lucy] Is she gonna be
okay, Daddy?

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[screaming]

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[tearing]

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[screaming]

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[screaming and tearing continue]

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[coughing]

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[groaning]

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Walk.

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[crying out]

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[Navajas gagging, coughing]

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[thud]

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[groaning weakly]

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[thunder rumbling]

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[seagulls squawking]

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[Katie] I'm sorry, Bri.

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Mm-hmm.

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I am.

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I really didn't think
you guys would be here.

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I... didn't know
they would be here.

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[sighs]

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You know, when you were 17,
Mom said to me,

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"Don't give her
any of your energy.

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She'll just suck you dry."

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I promised myself
a long time ago

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that I'd be done worrying
about you.

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Yeah, well, you also promised me

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you wouldn't marry a blonde,

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so I guess we're just, you know,
disappointing each other.

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[chuckles]

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[both laugh]

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Yeah, we're gonna head back
tonight,

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but if you want to stay,
you can.

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I don't deserve you.

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I know.

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You're such a dick.

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[laughs]

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You are.

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But I love you.

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- This looks amazing.
- [phone ringing]

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[laughing] Oh, my God.

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Hello?

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[Alice] Nubellum
Pharmaceuticals.

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Steve Horn bought a controlling
share six years ago,

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shifted the entire slate
into military nootropics.

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Major DoD contractor.

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Their meds are issued to
all six branches. Best part?

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Rumor is, Nubellum's days away
from being acquired

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outright for $70+ billion.

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Katie?

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- Thanks.
- Thank me with 10,000 words.

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[sighs]

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Everything good?

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Oh, that was a telemarketer.

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Hey, you guys want
some more margaritas?

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I'm good, thanks.

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- I'll take one. Yeah.
- All right.

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- Thanks.
- I'll be back.

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- Thanks.
- Yeah.

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[bag zips]

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[engine starts]

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[sighs] Guess you were right.

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[engine starts]

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I'm always right, Junior.

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Hey, Mac.

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Yep, she's on the move.

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Reecer, this is everything
I could find on Steve Horn.

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I want to know
exactly what he did to you.

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- You sure you can't come?
- I wish, brother, but my S.O.

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is already asking me questions
about my "irregular work hours."

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Well, I would've fired
your ass years ago.

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But seriously, keep an eye
on this guy's six up there.

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[sighs] I'll be back.

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There's some spending money
on the plane.

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My contribution to the hunt.

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Marco, you've already
done plenty. Thank you.

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She did her best hunting
right here on this ranch.

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I think this is
where she belongs.

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This was your father's.

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I can't accept.

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How about you hold
onto her till I'm back?

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James.

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Antonia.

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- Paola.
- James.

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- Take care of them.
- You bet.

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Que dios te acompañe, mijo.

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A ti también, tío.

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There you go.
One more.

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[engines powering up]

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♪ ♪

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♪ ♪

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♪ ♪

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♪ ♪

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[airplane engines whirring]