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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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[Horn] No, Reece.
Wait, wait. God, no.

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[overlapping panicked screaming]

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[♪ The Genies: "The First Time"]

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♪ It was sudden ♪

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♪ Oh, so sudden ♪

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♪ Why my heart ♪

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♪ Wanted its way ♪

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♪ That's the first time ♪

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♪ It has happened ♪

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♪ To me ♪

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♪ It has happened ♪

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♪ To me ♪

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♪ It was meant to be ♪

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♪ At first sight ♪

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- [sighs]
- ♪ No love could be ♪

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♪ The same ♪

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♪ So let's make one ♪

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♪ Of the two of us ♪

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♪ So we'll have each other ♪

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♪ To blame...

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♪ ♪

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[entry bell chimes]

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Yeah.

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Good.

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All right.

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I owe you one.

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You look like shit.

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- I look like shit?
- [wrapper rustling]

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You don't like it?

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You look like Patrick Swayze
who lives in his van.

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Mmm.

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Hartley just landed
up north, by the way.

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Oh, her place on Orcas Island?

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She just dumped CID, too.

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- For who, Secret Service?
- One more guess.

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Talos.

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Contract sale
for a dozen men, maybe more.

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She knows I'm coming.

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Yeah, she does.

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Does it matter?

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Fuck no, it doesn't matter.

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Hasn't mattered yet.

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[seagulls squawking]

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♪ ♪

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♪ ♪

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[indistinct radio chatter]

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[indistinct radio chatter
continues]

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♪ ♪

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[squeaking]

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[Katie] Mind if I record this?

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[recorder beeps]

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Of course not.
It's why you're here.

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Yeah,
to set the record straight.

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You sound skeptical.

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You used government resources
to intercept my story.

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I'm extremely skeptical.

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Well, your story was wrong,
Ms. Buranek.

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Libelous, in fact.

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I thought
before you went to print

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you ought to understand
the true order of events

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exactly as they occurred.

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Everything in my story
has been corroborated.

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I have documents from
Steve Horn, Admiral Pillar...

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I'm not denying
you have the right facts.

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You're just drawing
the wrong conclusions.

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Now, in your story,
you refer to a shell company,

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Oberon Analytics, and you imply

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that I am
the unnamed beneficiary.

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I'm not.

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I never received a payout
from Steve Horn or anyone else.

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That's really hard to believe
considering the fact

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that every conspirator
was paid in the cover-up.

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Well, I didn't conspire,
Ms. Buranek.

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I acted in accordance
with the authority vested in me

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by the Pentagon.

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You tested an unlicensed drug

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on a whole platoon
of Navy SEALs.

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I initiated that test.

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But I had no part in a cover-up,

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and I definitely didn't
do it for profit.

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Then why?

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Why test RD4895?

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My policies paved the way
for troop drawdown

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in Iraq and Afghanistan.

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But for our special operators,

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it meant longer deployments,
more stress.

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More trauma.

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Which is an issue that I have

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a moral and professional
obligation to address.

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But EUAs are used
to solve acute problems,

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to prevent imminent,
catastrophic loss of life.

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On average,
between 17 and 22 veterans

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commit suicide every day.

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You add in active duty
who take their own lives,

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and it is the equivalent
of two 9/11s every year.

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And if that's not
catastrophic loss,

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I-I don't know what is.

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And brain tumors in
an entire platoon of Navy SEALs,

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you consider that catastrophic?

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Admiral Pillar sent me
regular medical reports.

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I had no reason
to question their content.

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So you're saying that you didn't
know about the tumors?

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Not until I saw you
confronting Horn

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on the news in San Francisco.

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I mean, what you were yelling,

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that meant nothing to the rest
of the world, but for me,

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it was a clarifying moment.

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And when I realized
that Horn and his cabal

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engineered Operation
Odin's Sword as a cover-up,

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I initiated
a DCIS investigation.

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I was as upset about it
as you are.

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More so.

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[Clemmons] Madam Secretary?

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I need to escort you
to the SCIF.

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You have a call
with the Joint Chiefs.

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Thank you.

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We'll pick this up later.

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In the meantime, you could
set up shop in the east wing,

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probably away from a window.

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Or you're free to go
and publish what I've given you,

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because...

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it's the truth.

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♪ ♪

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[panting]

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[pounding on door]

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[pounding on door]

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[treadmill beeps]

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[treadmill whirring slows]

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Roadblocks and checkpoints?

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L.A. always knows what's best.

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You see the Howards ID'd
Ben Edwards?

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Yeah. We looked into him.
BUD/S classmates.

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Guy's CIA. Ground Branch.

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He was a ghost till now.

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Hartley cuts loose CID.

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Decamps with Talos contractors

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and lets Reece come after her
with zero oversight.

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She's gonna kill him.

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Then tell
whatever story she wants.

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At least it finally ends, right?

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[sighs] Yeah,
but not on our terms.

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You know, when I left Quantico,

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I could've written
my own ticket.

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I chose fugitives
because I like the simplicity.

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You don't have to prove
motive or intent.

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Just got to catch
the son of a bitch

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'cause he did what he did
or else he wouldn't be running.

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But I'm pretty sure
the guy we've been chasing

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is the victim,

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and the people
Reece is gunning for

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- are guilty as sin.
- Whoa.

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What, are we rooting
for Reece now, or...

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No.

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No, we get 'em all.

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"We"?

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We're on the bench, boss.

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I made some calls.

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We're not the only ones
that want another shot.

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You willing to fuck up a good
career to see this through?

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♪ ♪

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♪ ♪

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[indistinct radio chatter
outside]

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[♪ Iron Maiden:
"2 Minutes to Midnight"]

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♪ Kill for gain
or shoot to maim ♪

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♪ But we don't need a reason ♪

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[over radio] ♪ The golden goose
is on the loose ♪

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♪ And never out of season ♪

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♪ Blackened pride
still burns inside ♪

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♪ This shell of bloody...

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I cannot handle
this music right now.

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Oh, you can't handle it.

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Okay.

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[sighs heavily]

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- All right.
- [song stops]

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- This one?
- [♪ Guy Mitchell:
"Heartaches By the Number"]

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There you go.

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♪ Heartaches by the number...

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That's a good song.

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♪ Every day, you love me less ♪

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♪ Each day, I love you more...

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Are my eyes deceiving me
right now?

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Was that a smile?

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I mean, I vaguely remember
you having one, but...

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For a second there,

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I thought both of us
were losing our memory.

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[scoffs]

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- [laughs]
- [phone vibrates]

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♪ You left me...

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Who is it?

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It's the reporter.

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She's on the island.

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Yeah. Of course she is.

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SecDef's got her own
fucking human shield now.

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How long till we're feet wet?

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♪ Yes, I've got heartaches
by the number...

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Two, three hours.

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Question is: Is there gonna be

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a boat waiting for us
when we get there?

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He said it'll be there.
It'll be there.

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Hmm. I doubt that.

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Raife Hastings.

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I could live a thousand years
and still wouldn't be able

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to comprehend how you trust
that motherfucker.

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Well, I still trust you,
don't I?

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Ben.

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Hmm?

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Oh, fuck.

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Shit.

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♪ ♪

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- [indistinct radio chatter]
- [horns honking]

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[Ben] We got three,
four Chargers.

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Couple Tahoes, couple bikes.

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Seven...

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eight cops.

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We're not
outrunning them here, man.

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Hey, we're not
fucking outgunning them, either.

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We got no exit.

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No cover.

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I'm with you.

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We'll get through.

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We got to.

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[indistinct radio chatter]

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Morning, Officer.

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What's good?

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Driver's license, please.

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Yeah, of course.

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Oh, where is she? Oh.

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One second here.

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Where you headed this morning,
Mr. Adams?

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Off to, uh, Pacific City, sir.

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Rumor has it
there's a northern swell

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with my name
written all over it.

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Mind if we take a look in back?

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Routine check.

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She's all yours.

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♪ ♪

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Morning.

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You live in the vehicle, sir?

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Oh, time to time, ma'am.

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Just chasing waves.

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[Barnes] ID check.

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California, India,
eight, eight, eight,

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four, two, one, zero.

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♪ ♪

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[door creaks]

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Sir.

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I know what this is.

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I got that silver alert
on my phone on the way up here.

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I mean, who kidnaps
an old lady like that?

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I mean, is she gonna, what,

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run around and knit sweaters
for everyone or...

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Mr. Adams, can we just
proceed in silence?

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- Of course.
- [radio chirps]

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[dispatcher] Seven,
Lincoln, four, two.

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Not getting a hit on that name.
Can you confirm the ID?

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[Barnes] Last name: Adams.
First name: Shane.

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Male, white.

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Date of birth: 07-22-1984.

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[dispatcher] Seven,
Lincoln, four, two.

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ID check is clear.
No wants and warrants for

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last of Adams, first of Shane.

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[Barnes] Seven-L-42. Roger.

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Good on ID. Vehicle clear?

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[Sorin] We're clear.

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Have a great day.

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Drive safely.

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[engine starts]

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[dispatcher] ...Xray, seven,
nine, seven is showing clear.

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No wants, no warrants.
He is good to be released.

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[officer] Yeah, they're clear.

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Free to pass.

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Go ahead. Clear.

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[Hartley] I assume
my financials were helpful.

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As SecDef, I have to
make them public every year.

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$20 million would be
very hard to hide.

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[Katie] Hard but not impossible.

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I would also like to access
the Odin's Sword mission log.

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I'll have it sent to your room.

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Anything else?

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We didn't finish our interview.

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[recorder beeps]

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To what extent are you aware
of my father's history?

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Well, I've read your biography.

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I know that he came
from logging money,

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that he served
in Korea and Vietnam.

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I know about his struggles.

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The alcoholism,
psychotic episodes.

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And that he took his own life.

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When I was a child,
he'd play me songs

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on his ukulele
in this very room.

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Couldn't carry a tune,
but he was happy.

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After the war,
that man was gone.

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Respectfully, Madam Secretary,
I think that's a dodge.

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It doesn't take
personal experience with PTSD

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to think curing it is good.

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Well, I expect it doesn't,

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but protecting your mother from
your father as a 12-year-old

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or finding your father
dead in the attic,

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it adds fuel to the fire.

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I'm sorry, but the question
that I'm interested in

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is whether or not we should
test an unproven drug

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on our troops without
their knowledge or consent.

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Trauma research
is more effective

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if carried out via blind study.

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It's not a choice I made.

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It's just the science.

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Why not make this whole thing
public after Odin's Sword?

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I am making it public.
Right now.

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One could argue that you're
trying to control the narrative.

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That you're laying the blame
on dead men

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because they're not around
to contradict you.

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Will I be judged harshly
for authorizing RD4895?

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By some, maybe.

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But I suspect others
will understand my decision.

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Do you think
James Reece will understand?

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We both know
the answer to that question.

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Do you blame him
for what he's done?

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I was in the war room
during Odin's Sword.

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I listened
as his men were murdered

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in those tunnels,
powerless to save them.

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And then to lose his wife,
his daughter...

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[clattering and thumping nearby]

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You claim to be his champion,

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but you have
private military contractors

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fortifying your house
as we speak.

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Reece is coming, Ms. Buranek.

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I have no choice
but to defend myself.

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Doesn't make me a criminal.

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It makes me human.

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♪ ♪

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The motherfucker came through.

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[birds chirping and calling]

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Shit.

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Damn.

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Raife really came through.

21:46.097 --> 21:47.682
What's the note say?

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Wishes us both good luck.

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[boat engine starts]

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♪ ♪

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[indistinct chatter]

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[Mac] Thought we were gonna
keep a low profile, guys.

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Eh, we'll do better in the dark.

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It's good to see you
cleaned up, Mac.

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- Layun.
- We owe you guys one.

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Been doing this job
ten-plus years.

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The only man we ever lost
blows up an admiral?

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You don't owe us shit.

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Uh, I'll take your bags.

22:45.406 --> 22:47.075
You covered on this?

22:47.075 --> 22:49.744
Yeah, Tee's wife's
a federal attorney.

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Yo, Tee, what does she call it?

22:51.120 --> 22:53.247
- Exi...
- Exigent circumstances.

22:53.247 --> 22:55.458
- Exigent.
- We're in the vicinity
doing water drills

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and something goes down,

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- we have an obligation
to intercede.
- [Mac] Hmm.

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[Malick] Hope you all
don't get seasick.

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♪ ♪

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[lights clanking]

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♪ ♪

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[printer whirring]

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- [insects trilling]
- [owl hoots]

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[night birds calling]

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Reece, listen to me.

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I counted 15 fucking Talos
external.

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- I'm coming with you on infil.
- Ben.

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I need you on this .50 cal.

24:31.596 --> 24:34.724
You're gonna stay at the boat,
cover down from the lighthouse.

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We stick to the plan.
It'll work.

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This is not
the only option, man.

24:41.272 --> 24:46.611
We turn around right now,
go back the way we came.

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That reporter has the story.

24:49.822 --> 24:51.365
Hartley's not gonna walk.

24:54.619 --> 24:57.747
We find that beach
in Peru, brother,

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crack some cervezas,
and we just...

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...we see where
the tide takes us.

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And I just wait for
this bomb in my head to go off?

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That's not how this ends.

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♪ ♪

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Hey.

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You don't got to die alone.

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I'm not alone.

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[filtered breathing]

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♪ ♪

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♪ ♪

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[fire crackling]

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[soft knocking]

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Ma'am.

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You're leaving?

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I have to if I want to catch
the last ferry.

26:33.050 --> 26:35.052
Well, you can always leave
in the morning.

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I don't want to be here anymore.

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I'm glad you changed your story.

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I'll make a call
to some outlets.

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Thirty-two years of
public scrutiny has its perks.

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That would be helpful. Thanks.

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I'll have a car brought around.

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Uh, there's actually
just one more thing.

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Uh, I just want to do
some fact-checking

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just to make sure
my time lines are straight.

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- Whatever you want.
- Thank you.

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Um... [sighs]

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Okay.

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- Okay. Okay.
- [beeps]

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So, according to
the Odin's Sword mission log,

27:23.893 --> 27:26.479
you came into the war room with
the mission already in progress.

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- Yes?
- That's correct.

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I believe the mission clock said
we were roughly 22 minutes in.

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21:12, actually.

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And then it was
approximately how much time

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before comms went down?

27:43.704 --> 27:47.083
Well, that's in the log,
correct?

27:47.083 --> 27:50.044
Nine minutes and 21 seconds.

27:52.546 --> 27:55.216
And there was nothing
about Admiral Pillar

27:55.216 --> 27:58.302
in that time
that felt off to you?

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Nothing out of the ordinary

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in the intelligence reports
in front of you?

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No. Nothing out of the ordinary.

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Not until Alpha Platoon
encountered IEDs

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- at 30:33 on the clock.
- That's correct.

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Great.

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And do you recall
the exact dates that you started

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the budget reforms
and the DCIS investigation?

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I will reach out to my office
and Agent Azad for those.

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Do you remember if it was before
or after Steve Horn's death?

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I-I'm sorry.
How is this relevant?

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I'm just trying to understand
the true order of events,

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exactly as they occurred.

28:34.130 --> 28:36.132
♪ ♪

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[filtered breathing]

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See, the thing is,
you've told me

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two different stories,
Madam Secretary.

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In the first story,
you made a decision--

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a questionable one maybe,
but a justifiable one--

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to resolve on ongoing mental
health crisis in our military.

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Only you put your faith
in the wrong people,

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Horn and Pillar,

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who lied to you
about the experiment

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and then committed
unspeakable crimes

29:22.052 --> 29:24.138
in order to protect
their profit margins.

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Is that right so far?

29:25.973 --> 29:28.225
And in the other version
of the story,

29:28.225 --> 29:30.895
you realize what they had done,
and you took steps

29:30.895 --> 29:34.023
to curb their access
to your department.

29:34.023 --> 29:36.192
And you began
criminal investigations

29:36.192 --> 29:38.152
because you wanted to make sure

29:38.152 --> 29:39.904
that all of them
were held accountable.

29:40.946 --> 29:42.781
You're saying
these are two stories.

29:42.781 --> 29:44.408
These are the same story.

29:44.408 --> 29:46.368
Well, no.
They can't be the same story,

29:46.368 --> 29:47.453
because in the first story,

29:47.453 --> 29:49.121
you didn't know
anything was wrong

29:49.121 --> 29:52.208
with RD4895 until you saw me

29:52.208 --> 29:53.709
yelling at Horn
in San Francisco.

29:53.709 --> 29:55.461
But in the second story,

29:55.461 --> 29:57.671
you took actions
to punish Horn and Pillar,

29:57.671 --> 30:01.509
actions that your records show
happened before San Francisco.

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Do you see the contradiction?

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How can you hold somebody
accountable

30:06.639 --> 30:08.390
if you didn't know
they were committing a crime?

30:08.390 --> 30:11.352
If you didn't know,
in that room,

30:11.352 --> 30:15.022
that Reece and his men would die
in Odin's Sword?

30:20.736 --> 30:24.573
Pillar had told me...
uh, well, he explained

30:24.573 --> 30:26.825
that there were complications
with Alpha Platoon.

30:26.825 --> 30:28.827
So you did know
that they were ill?

30:30.120 --> 30:33.666
I knew that there were
unfavorable developments.

30:33.666 --> 30:35.251
Headaches, memory loss.

30:35.251 --> 30:37.503
Yeah, I would agree,
pretty fucking unfavorable.

30:37.503 --> 30:39.922
You know,
Admiral Pillar assured me

30:39.922 --> 30:41.549
they'd resolve
the health issues.

30:41.549 --> 30:44.218
And what did he mean,
"resolve it"?

30:44.218 --> 30:46.679
I assumed it meant medical care.

30:46.679 --> 30:48.305
I'm sorry.

30:48.305 --> 30:52.393
You skirted FDA regulations
to test an unproven drug

30:52.393 --> 30:54.853
on Navy SEALs,
and when they got sick,

30:54.853 --> 30:56.397
you didn't even ask
what the plan was?

30:56.397 --> 30:58.107
I never could have imagined

30:58.107 --> 30:59.942
Horn and Pillar would do
what they did.

30:59.942 --> 31:01.610
You told me, and I quote,

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"I had to listen
as Reece's men were murdered

31:05.864 --> 31:08.117
in those tunnels,
powerless to help them."

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- Why couldn't you help them?
- Comms were down.

31:10.411 --> 31:12.871
Eventually they went down,
but you just said

31:12.871 --> 31:15.666
you had nine minutes
and 21 seconds of open comms

31:15.666 --> 31:18.335
before Alpha Platoon went dark.

31:18.335 --> 31:21.922
- There wasn't time...
- How much time does it take
to say "abort"?

31:24.550 --> 31:28.429
The truth is, Madam Secretary,

31:28.429 --> 31:31.473
for nine minutes and 21 seconds,

31:31.473 --> 31:33.892
you considered
the consequences of admitting

31:33.892 --> 31:38.939
that you approved an experiment
that gave 14 men brain tumors.

31:38.939 --> 31:42.359
For nine minutes and 21 seconds,

31:42.359 --> 31:45.696
you weighed your selfish needs
and your legacy

31:45.696 --> 31:48.532
against the value
of those men's lives!

31:48.532 --> 31:51.910
You chose to remain silent,
and you let those men die!

31:51.910 --> 31:54.371
Those men didn't just die!

31:55.497 --> 31:57.291
They saved lives!

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[exhaling sharply]

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The trouble with you
and your reporting is

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that you act like
our operators--

32:13.474 --> 32:17.811
men who understand the nature
of personal sacrifice--

32:17.811 --> 32:20.147
you act like they're victims.

32:20.147 --> 32:23.067
They're not. They're heroes.

32:23.067 --> 32:25.486
Fourteen lives?

32:25.486 --> 32:28.572
My policies save
40 men and women every day.

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And when RD4896 comes out--
and one day it will--

32:31.742 --> 32:33.369
that number will be higher.
So, yes.

32:33.369 --> 32:34.870
Yes, I stayed silent,

32:34.870 --> 32:37.623
because it was a sacrifice
that I was willing to make!

32:37.623 --> 32:41.418
And if you asked James Reece
to lay down his life

32:41.418 --> 32:43.754
to spare his men
the trauma of war,

32:43.754 --> 32:47.466
it's a sacrifice he'd make
in an instant as well!

32:47.466 --> 32:51.220
Only you didn't ask him,
did you?

32:51.220 --> 32:53.430
[scoffs]

32:53.430 --> 32:57.351
You just admitted
to letting Alpha Platoon die.

32:57.351 --> 32:58.686
[beeps]

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Murder is murder whether or not
you got paid for it.

33:07.528 --> 33:09.530
♪ ♪

33:34.096 --> 33:36.098
♪ ♪

33:39.852 --> 33:42.312
On you, brother.

33:42.312 --> 33:44.523
[indistinct radio chatter]

33:44.523 --> 33:46.984
[whispers] I'm in position.
Send it.

33:48.110 --> 33:50.821
You're not putting
that story out, Ms. Buranek.

33:50.821 --> 33:52.322
If you do,

33:52.322 --> 33:56.243
the sacrifices of those men
are meaningless.

33:57.202 --> 33:58.787
[Ben] Going hot.

33:58.787 --> 34:02.458
And I won't let you advance
your career off their deaths.

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In three...

34:04.376 --> 34:05.669
- [footsteps approaching]
- [indistinct radio chatter]

34:07.463 --> 34:08.464
...two...

34:11.800 --> 34:13.844
[Ben] ...one.

34:14.970 --> 34:17.097
[men shouting]

34:17.097 --> 34:19.683
[rumbling]

34:19.683 --> 34:22.102
Oh, shit.

34:23.520 --> 34:25.189
Move, move, move!

34:30.778 --> 34:32.780
Ma'am, we need to move you. Now.

34:32.780 --> 34:35.282
Okay. Stick with the plan.

34:35.282 --> 34:37.826
Come with me.

34:37.826 --> 34:39.828
Right over here.
Keep your eyes up.

34:39.828 --> 34:40.954
- Careful.
- Copy that.

34:40.954 --> 34:41.955
Moving.

34:45.542 --> 34:47.044
- [grunts]
- I got you covered!

34:47.044 --> 34:48.504
Get down!

34:57.054 --> 34:59.598
Muzzle flash on the quarters!

34:59.598 --> 35:01.517
Hey, when we make shore,

35:01.517 --> 35:04.311
you grab Lowe and get
to that fricking lighthouse.

35:04.311 --> 35:06.772
- I want that shooter.
- Yes, sir. We're on it.

35:06.772 --> 35:08.982
[overlapping shouting]

35:14.696 --> 35:16.406
[man] They're taking out
the lights!

35:18.659 --> 35:20.828
[grunts, groans]

35:20.828 --> 35:21.995
[sighs]

35:25.165 --> 35:26.708
Ben.

35:26.708 --> 35:28.210
- Balcony.
- On it.

35:32.172 --> 35:33.257
You are clear.

35:43.934 --> 35:45.936
♪ ♪

35:58.365 --> 36:00.617
All right,
hit the beach, fan out.

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Fuck.

36:03.203 --> 36:04.955
FBI just landed.

36:04.955 --> 36:05.956
Abort now.

36:05.956 --> 36:08.083
How copy?

36:09.751 --> 36:11.837
[man] What the fuck?

36:11.837 --> 36:13.171
We got a dozen armed unknowns

36:13.171 --> 36:15.132
approaching on
the west shoreline.

36:16.174 --> 36:17.259
[groans]

36:23.849 --> 36:25.642
Get those lights back up.

36:27.686 --> 36:30.689
FBI! Stand down! Stand down!

36:33.942 --> 36:36.153
Reece, come on, buddy.

36:38.864 --> 36:41.074
I'll see you
on the other side, Ben.

36:43.869 --> 36:44.995
Fuck.

36:50.667 --> 36:52.669
[gunfire]

36:52.669 --> 36:55.005
Federal fucking agents!

36:55.005 --> 36:56.715
Hold your fire!

36:56.715 --> 36:58.300
[man] Cease fire!

36:58.300 --> 36:59.343
[gunfire stops]

36:59.343 --> 37:01.553
[panting]

37:01.553 --> 37:03.013
We're not the enemy.

37:08.894 --> 37:12.439
HRT owns all this shit now.
We're taking over the estate.

37:12.439 --> 37:14.316
Stand your
security element down.

37:14.316 --> 37:17.402
- Where's the SecDef?
- Second floor,
northeast corner.

37:17.402 --> 37:19.696
Got a safe room set up
with a personal detail.

37:19.696 --> 37:21.657
Where's James Reece?

37:21.657 --> 37:23.659
♪ ♪

37:28.914 --> 37:32.209
- On me. Move.
- [explosion]

37:39.049 --> 37:40.509
[silenced gunshot]

37:42.427 --> 37:44.388
- [silenced gunshots]
- [grunts]

37:44.388 --> 37:46.932
Shit! We have contact!

37:46.932 --> 37:48.350
We have contact!

37:51.728 --> 37:53.814
[gunfire]

37:54.773 --> 37:56.274
[man] Coming in!

38:19.423 --> 38:21.425
[hissing]

38:23.593 --> 38:25.095
[man] We got smoke
in the corridor.

38:25.095 --> 38:27.723
- [over radio] Check.
- Hold your positions.

38:31.476 --> 38:33.020
[gunfire]

38:33.020 --> 38:34.021
[gasps]

38:34.021 --> 38:35.897
[gunfire continues in distance]

38:36.940 --> 38:39.192
You need to get out there.

38:39.192 --> 38:41.570
FBI is on the grounds, ma'am.
We should hold fast.

38:41.570 --> 38:44.031
We're not waiting. Go. Go!

38:46.575 --> 38:48.869
Yes, ma'am. We got this.

38:57.961 --> 38:59.671
- [silenced gunshots]
- [man shouts]

38:59.671 --> 39:00.714
[grunts]

39:03.133 --> 39:04.885
[gunfire continues in distance]

39:14.561 --> 39:16.104
[gunfire continues]

39:16.104 --> 39:17.689
[grenade clatters]

39:20.108 --> 39:21.902
♪ ♪

39:36.875 --> 39:38.877
[gunfire]

39:42.464 --> 39:44.299
[grenade rolls]

39:44.299 --> 39:45.550
- [grunts]
- [high-pitched ringing]

39:45.550 --> 39:47.219
[grunting]

39:52.557 --> 39:54.684
- [gunshot]
- [grunts]

39:54.684 --> 39:56.353
[straining]

40:06.029 --> 40:07.280
[grunts]

40:15.497 --> 40:17.499
[panting]

40:29.845 --> 40:31.054
[gruffly] Open it.

40:32.305 --> 40:34.057
Open it.

40:36.685 --> 40:39.062
[keypad beeps]

40:42.691 --> 40:44.693
- [silenced gunshot]
- [body thuds]

40:51.700 --> 40:54.035
Reece, stop! Stop!

40:54.035 --> 40:55.245
Move.

40:55.245 --> 40:57.038
Reece, she didn't
take the money.

40:57.038 --> 40:59.166
The last account.
Oberon Analytics.

40:59.166 --> 41:01.960
It's somebody else.
It's someone in the Agency.

41:01.960 --> 41:04.588
Someone else
who set up Odin's Sword.

41:04.588 --> 41:07.632
I never meant to hurt you,
Commander.

41:07.632 --> 41:10.969
I swear, I wanted to help you.

41:10.969 --> 41:14.139
It doesn't matter.
She lit the fuse.

41:14.139 --> 41:15.849
She lit the fuse.

41:17.267 --> 41:19.269
[groaning]

41:23.690 --> 41:24.983
[Katie] Reece.

41:27.402 --> 41:29.404
[Reece grunting and panting]

41:36.453 --> 41:37.537
[quietly] See.

41:42.125 --> 41:45.795
Yes. Your daughter
drew this for you, right?

41:45.795 --> 41:47.797
Look at this. Look.

41:47.797 --> 41:51.051
She looked at you,
and this is what she saw.

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You can still be this.

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Leave her to me. I got her.

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I fucking got her, Reece.
I got her on tape.

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The whole world is gonna know
she's a fucking disgrace.

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Her only legacy will be shame,

42:15.283 --> 42:17.744
but if you kill her now,
it'll be murder.

42:21.081 --> 42:22.332
[man over radio]
It's over at the lighthouse.

42:22.332 --> 42:23.541
No sign of the shooter.

42:23.541 --> 42:24.751
Tee, you treat the wounded.

42:24.751 --> 42:26.419
Mac, Smitty, on me.

42:26.419 --> 42:28.922
- We'll take internal.
- Roger that.

42:28.922 --> 42:30.715
Take the east shore.
I'll cover west.

42:31.716 --> 42:33.718
♪ ♪

42:39.557 --> 42:41.559
Reece, don't do this.

42:46.064 --> 42:48.733
No. It's not in your world.

42:53.780 --> 42:55.740
She's on the battlefield.

43:05.500 --> 43:07.585
- [Katie] No!
- [gunshot, body thuds]

43:13.174 --> 43:14.551
[Katie gasps]

43:21.433 --> 43:22.851
[Mac] Moving to
Hartley's safe room.

43:36.114 --> 43:38.116
♪ ♪

43:51.338 --> 43:53.340
[insects trilling]

43:55.425 --> 43:57.093
[grunts softly]

43:59.220 --> 44:00.597
[pained grunt]

44:05.310 --> 44:06.895
[Tony] Reece!

44:11.399 --> 44:12.776
Put your weapon down.

44:15.904 --> 44:17.447
[groans]

44:35.548 --> 44:36.591
Reece.

44:42.180 --> 44:43.264
Reece!

44:44.641 --> 44:46.684
Don't make me shoot you.

44:46.684 --> 44:48.686
[panting]

44:56.486 --> 44:58.279
I'm already dead.

45:00.740 --> 45:03.660
[Mac over radio] Tony, we've got
a situation in the safe room.

45:03.660 --> 45:07.163
The reporter's alive,
but Hartley took her own life.

45:08.415 --> 45:09.999
Do you copy?

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Tony, do you have eyes on Reece?

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Negative.

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♪ ♪

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[horns honking]

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[scribbling on paper]

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[phone chimes]

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[phone chimes]

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♪ ♪

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[grunts]

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♪ ♪

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[creaking]

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[sighs]

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[scoffs softly]

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I was hoping I'd see you again.

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[Reece] Oberon Analytics.

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You left that shell company
off your list.

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Pillar tried to tell me.

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Said he had a name to offer up.

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I was assumed he was
talking about Hartley.

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It was you, Ben.

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It was fucking you.

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You knew my source.

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You fed bad intel through SDF.

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You were in a perfect position
to set up Odin's Sword.

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I need to hear it from you.

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Admiral swore...

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...you were already dead.

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Said you and the boys
had tumors.

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And I thought,

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"Let 'em die
with their fucking boots on...

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...rather than
in some hospital bed."

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So did you do it for us
or you do it for $20 million?

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Maybe both.

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At first.

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I haven't spent a fucking dime.

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I can't.

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But you should know...

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...I need you to know...

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...that it's set
in fucking stone.

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Laura and Luce...

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...I had nothing do with it.

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And when I found out,

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I wanted to set the fucking
world on fire, brother.

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I was with you.

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Every step.

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Cleaning up all those
motherfuckers that took them.

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That's the truth.

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That's the truth.

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I know.

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I'm sorry.

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I know, Ben.

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I, uh...

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I got some new ink.

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I didn't know
if it was for you or for me.

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Now I know.

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Now I know.

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It's okay.

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Let's finish the list.

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[sniffles]

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[seagulls chirping]

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[church bell tolling]

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[gunshot echoes]

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[soft guitar music playing]

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[thunder rumbling]

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[Lucy echoing] Is she gonna
be okay, Daddy?

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[guitar stops]

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You don't have to lie to her.

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I tell you what, Bug.
I don't think she is.

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- She's dead.
- Yeah, that's right, sweetie.

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Daddy.

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What happens
if you don't come home?

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Oh, sweetheart,
I'll always come home.

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What if you don't?

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Come here.

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♪ ♪

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If someday
I don't come home from work,

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you should know

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that...

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...your dad died
doing something important...

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...and that I was surrounded

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by good men that I loved.

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Like you love me and Mommy?

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No. No, sweetheart.

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I-I could never love anybody
the way that I love you

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and the way
that I love your mom.

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Your mom is still gonna be here,
and she gonna take care of you

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just like she always does
when I'm on deployment.

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You'll still have soccer
on Sundays

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and horseback riding.

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And dancing in the backyard.

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Dancing in the backyard.

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And then, one day,

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you're gonna get older,

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and you're gonna
take care of your mom.

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And though I won't be here
to watch that,

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that doesn't mean that I won't
keep my eye on you always.

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Just... from someplace else.

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From where?

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From right here, honey.

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Right here.

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- [crying]
- Come here.

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♪ ♪

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♪ ♪

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♪ ♪

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♪ ♪

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[♪ Martin Wave and Aidan Martin:
"Watch Me Die"]

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♪ Mm-mm ♪

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♪ All the blood in my veins ♪

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♪ Every inch,
every inch of the pain ♪

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♪ Oh, the higher I'll rise ♪

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♪ Mm-mm ♪

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♪ So break my bones ♪

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♪ And curse my soul ♪

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♪ Count your breaths ♪

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♪ Down, down we go ♪

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♪ Deep in the fire ♪

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♪ I come alive ♪

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♪ Oh, you're never
gonna watch me die ♪

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♪ Mm-mm-mm ♪

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♪ Whoa ♪

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[vocalizing]

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♪ You're never
gonna watch me die ♪

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♪ Yeah ♪

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♪ So break my bones ♪

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♪ And curse my soul ♪

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♪ Count your breaths ♪

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♪ Down, down we go ♪

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♪ Deep in the fire ♪

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♪ I come alive ♪

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♪ Oh, you're never
gonna watch me ♪

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♪ You're never gonna watch me ♪

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♪ You're never
gonna watch me ♪

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♪ Die ♪♪

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[vocalizing]

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[song ends]