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[Rich] The Niassa Game Reserve.
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Forty-two thousand square kilometers
of conservation area.
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It's gonna be a busy offseason.
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Hey, you learned a few things
hunting down terrorists.
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- Down on the ground! Down on--
- [Reece] We train up your men,
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won't be any different
than hunting down poachers.
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[indistinct shouting]
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- You're dying, James.
- But out here, it feels a whole
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hell of a lot like living.
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[Jordan] VoltStreem has a potential buyer.
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Who are we talking about?
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Vasili Andrenov.
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[Katie] The oligarch?
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[grunts]
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[Otaktay] If that was your drone
in the NATO attack, what's that mean?
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Someone is stealing weapons
meant for Ukraine
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and putting them in the hands
of terrorists.
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[Otaktay] We shipped mortar systems
and ATAGS to Ukraine last month.
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- The mortars never made it?
- Check.
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In order to find Al-Nawaz...
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...we need to find Mo Farooq.
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Reece made a career out of putting
terrorists like Al-Nawaz in the dirt.
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And no one knows Mo Farooq
better than him.
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I'm not convinced Reece is dead.
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And we are going to find him.
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[♪ Mississippi Twilight sings "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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[somber music playing]
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[helicopter blades whirring]
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[Freddy] How you doing, Reece?
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Freddy Strain.
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Take it you left the teams?
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Agency now.
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Ground Branch.
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So you're the one who found me.
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Yeah, well, I figured
if you were gonna turn up,
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might be a place tied to one of your boys.
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We going somewhere, Freddy?
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That depends on you.
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When the Capstone story broke...
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...they exhumed the bodies
of your platoon.
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Part of the families' case
against the government.
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They studied Alpha Platoon's tumors.
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Turns out 85% of them were operable.
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Are you telling me my men could've lived?
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What I'm telling you is
that they didn't have a choice.
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But you do.
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[latch clicks]
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Are you familiar with the name
Amin Al-Nawaz?
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Negative.
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[Freddy] That is the face
of the new al-Qaeda.
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Forward-thinking, adaptive, deadly.
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[taps key]
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He hit the NATO general's convoy
with an IED.
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The payload was delivered via drone.
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And there's a very short line
between the TTPs used in that kill...
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...and one of yours in Iraq in 2010.
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Think I coordinated a drone attack
from a hunting camp in Mozambique?
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Relax.
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- We know it wasn't you.
- Then what?
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Then what are we talking about?
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When was the last time you saw Mo Farooq?
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Mo Farooq.
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Mosul.
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2015, thereabouts.
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Well, we believe that Mo perpetrated
Nawaz's attack on the NATO commander
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using skills that he learned from us.
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More specifically, from you.
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No fucking way.
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Mo dedicated his life
to killing terrorists.
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He wouldn't become one.
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It's been a while since you've seen him.
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A lot can change in that time.
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Are you still the same James Reece
that I knew in sniper school?
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A Maelstrom drone was used
in the NATO attack.
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Same model you trained Mo on back in 2010.
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First London.
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Then NATO.
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If al-Qaeda is back and they're
checking off targets against the West,
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then it's not long
before the U.S. is next.
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So you want me to help you find Mo Farooq?
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No, not find him.
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Turn him.
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In exchange, the president's willing
to grant you a full pardon for your crimes
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and surgery on the tumor.
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We're ready to give you your life back.
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That's the big sell?
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My life?
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You gonna give me my wife back,
and my daughter?
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My men,
who didn't even have to die, Freddy?
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Is the government prepared to do that?
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You know the Agency playbook.
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Option one, you come with me, we find Mo.
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Option two, we leave you here
with the FBI,
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and you spend the rest
of your days in a cell
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watching the Justice Department
destroy the lives
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of everyone who stood in your corner.
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Liz Riley, Marco Del Toro,
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Katie Buranek, Raife and Rich Hastings.
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So it is on you.
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Reece.
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[snipping zip tie]
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[airplane engine powering up]
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[dramatic music playing]
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[applause]
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[Andrenov] Thank you. Thank you very much.
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Thank you. Thank you all very much
for coming and being here today.
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In Ukraine,
we don't toast something just once.
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We usually toast it, well,
at least a dozen times.
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And the first toast is always
to the meeting.
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The reason why we're here, which today is
our mutual commitment to truth.
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That commitment came under attack
in Brussels three months ago.
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But that dark day only set fire
to my determination...
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You know him, right?
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How much of this is an act?
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Well, how many billionaires do you know
who would run to a burning car?
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- He saved a man's life that day.
- Mm.
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[Andrenov] But here, on my first day
as the new owner of VoltStreem,
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my wish is far simpler.
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My wish is to offer what I have.
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My company, one family.
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- [Yana] To family.
- [group] To family.
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Salud.
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[atmospheric music playing]
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Hey, Jordan, are you still friendly with
that futures trader out of Deutsche Bank?
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Don't let us stop you.
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Uh, I noticed some trading anomalies
tied to Al-Nawaz's attacks.
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A fund called Euronext is shorting
the market with scary good timing.
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Some progress on our story?
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Jordan here has a situationship
in the city that could prove very helpful.
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Um... right.
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[Katie] What?
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Wait. He-he didn't tell you?
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Jordan's decided to move on.
He's leaving us.
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He must have forgotten to mention it.
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Yeah, I was busy pulling the rip cord
on my golden parachute.
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But you built this place.
You are VoltStreem.
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No. No, you are.
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Jordan built what VoltStreem is today.
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You, me, Yana, we are going to build
VoltStreem what it is tomorrow.
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And the day after that
and, uh, the day after that.
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But first, we need to find a new editor
to oversee our new staff.
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Oh, you had this planned
from the beginning.
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Okay, fine. So what if I did?
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You finally have a new story, right?
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And VoltStreem has a backer
that will help keep it afloat.
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I mean, war's over, Katie.
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You won.
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[pensive music playing]
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[dog barks in distance]
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[Katie] Raife.
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What happened? Is he dead?
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Who? Reece?
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No. This isn't about him.
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Then text me like a normal person.
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Katie.
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What was it you said last time we spoke?
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I asked you for an interview
for my book, and you said...
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oh, right, "Go fuck yourself."
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Maybe take your own advice.
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That bombing you were in, in Brussels...
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[intriguing music playing]
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I might know where that drone came from.
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- [opens fridge]
- [Raife] Thought your book
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would be out by now.
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[Katie] Publishers prefer a book
that has an ending.
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Mine doesn't.
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[caps pop off bottles]
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Here.
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So?
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About the bombing?
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What if I told you that drone
that almost killed you was one of ours?
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Part of a shipment of weapons
bound for an ally
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that somehow ended up
in the hands of terrorists.
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What ally?
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Ukraine.
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Ukraine?
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You got a source?
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I've been working for a small
weapons acquisition start-up.
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Raife Hastings, gunrunner.
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We suss out military surplus and try and
get it in the hands of the right people.
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But I've now come across
multiple weapons systems
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that appear to go missing en route,
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with U.S. senators connected
to all of them.
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Why me?
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If this is true, a story this big,
you could've gone to anybody.
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Why me?
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Well, before he disappeared, Reece told me
you'd always fight for the truth.
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And I've used the only
government card I have.
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- There you go.
- Let's just say that didn't go well.
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So, I get my answers,
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you get the story...
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and we both get a hell of a fight.
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[intriguing music playing]
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[bottles clink]
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♪ ♪
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[shepherd calling indistinctly]
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[Freddy] Stable country for these parts.
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Got a good relationship with the king
and the secret police.
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We got four contractors assigned to us,
all solid.
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Almost forgot. While we're here,
you're James Donovan.
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[Reece] James Donovan?
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Huh. Like Wild Bill.
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Yeah. Knew you'd appreciate the nod.
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[horn honking]
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[operator] Assalamu alaikum.
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[Freddy] He's with me.
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[intriguing music playing]
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[whistles]
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[gate clanging and creaking]
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[Freddy] Welcome to Falcon Base.
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- [Freddy] Good to see you, T-Roy.
- Hey, Freddy.
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[indistinct chatter]
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[operator] Copy that.
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Steve, you got the gate.
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[dog barking]
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[Freddy] There she is. Echo.
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Hey. Come here, baby.
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Yes. Yes.
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[chuckles]
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That's Echo. She came with the compound.
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- [Echo barking]
- Now, here you go.
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Behind here, back in the back, is a gym.
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There's a Sorinex rig, AssaultBike,
everything you're gonna need there.
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There's a range
about a klick south of here.
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Steel for long guns, handguns,
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so we can shoot without drawing attention.
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Down here, you're gonna have
all your basics.
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Around the corner's the shitter.
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Place to eat.
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Through there is a common area
where you can kick back.
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There's also a library
full of books that I've never read.
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That there is the armory.
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Full of every weapon
an operator could want.
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I'm bunking up there. You're over here.
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Hey, Tate, are we up
in our ordnance count?
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[Tate] Still low on 5.56 and 9-mils.
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- [Freddy] When's the shipment?
- [Tate] Today, sir.
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[Freddy] No other land shipments
in this week.
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- [Tate] Yes, sir.
- [Freddy] All right.
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This is your room.
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So go ahead, get changed.
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Got you some new gear.
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It's time to get back in the game.
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I'll see you in a few.
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[pensive music playing]
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[tense music playing]
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All right.
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- All right, that's it, close up.
- Hold on.
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♪ ♪
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[laughs]
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James fucking Reece.
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Sorry. Excuse me.
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Donovan.
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It's been ages, brother.
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Last time I saw you, you were a lieutenant
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and I was working
for that bitch-boy Fuller.
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Now you're a felon and I'm running
this whole goddamn operation.
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Listen, heard about what you did
to Cox and your chain of command.
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A big fan of your work.
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Landry's in charge
of hunting down Mo Farooq.
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Jules Landry?
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- Mosul?
- That's right.
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[Reece] Wow.
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[Landry] You know, I worked with Mo
and your boys Hastings and Edwards
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- on that busted op.
- [detainee groaning]
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Know where I can find 'em?
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Listen, I'm gonna have a little fun
with our friend here
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and, uh, get him tuned up
to talk all things Mo Farooq.
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Freddy, I'll meet you
and Mr. America's Most Wanted
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in the briefing room in 30.
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- [Freddy] Good copy.
- Goddamn. [snickering]
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Hiring fugitives to hunt down terrorists.
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World never ceases to amaze.
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He looked a little different
last time I saw him.
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Steady diet of TRT and dick pills
will do that to a man.
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[Landry] Hello, shit bird.
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You must be Mr. Donovan.
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James, this is Maajid Kifayat.
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He's gonna be training you up
on the cultural side of things.
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[Reece] Assalamu alaikum, Maajid.
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Walaikum assalam.
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[Landry] Okay, good, good. Good, Maajid.
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Everyone's old friends.
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We can get started now, yeah?
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Okay, this is Amin Al-Nawaz.
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2011, during the Egyptian Revolution,
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he began organizing
student groups on Facebook.
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He then took his skills
in computer science,
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social media and propaganda,
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left to find a new calling
and a new home with al-Qaeda.
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What's the endgame?
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Dude wants what al-Qaeda's always wanted:
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Islamic world
free from outside domination.
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I personally do not believe Al-Nawaz cares
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about al-Qaeda's agenda.
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I believe he just wants
the world to suffer.
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Payback for the last 20 years.
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[Landry] His latest recruit...
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...is our target, Mo Farooq.
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Question we've all been asking ourselves
is why Mo flipped.
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According to Iraqi Intelligence,
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Mo attempted to flip Al-Nawaz
in Syria two years ago.
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[Landry] But the closer Mo got
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to Al-Nawaz's extremism,
the more he fell under its spell,
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the more he got out of touch with Baghdad,
till he went dark.
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Finally popped up on our radar
during the NATO attack.
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Mo was never religious.
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His father was an academic.
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His sisters were raped and killed
by Uday Hussein, a secular sadist.
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Mo has found religion.
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His faith is tied to money,
which we can track.
18:55.323 --> 19:00.619
We have multiple accounts linking Mo
donating assets to mosques here,
19:00.620 --> 19:02.120
Tripoli, Libya.
19:02.121 --> 19:03.957
That's where we're focusing our search.
19:05.083 --> 19:06.583
My team will head out there tonight.
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Libya?
19:08.586 --> 19:11.672
Seems strange. Mo has connections
and protections with the Kurds.
19:11.673 --> 19:15.092
Someplace like... Syria or Lebanon
offers a direct route back to Iraq.
19:15.093 --> 19:16.885
[Landry] Well, HUMINT points to Libya.
19:16.886 --> 19:18.845
Mo has something cooking there.
19:18.846 --> 19:22.975
I'm heading out now to chase down
a lead I got from our latest guest.
19:22.976 --> 19:25.644
Donovan, get back on the gun with Strain.
19:25.645 --> 19:28.105
Maajid will prep you for the attention
that inevitably comes
19:28.106 --> 19:31.734
when someone who looks like you walks
into a mosque in this part of the world.
19:33.653 --> 19:34.945
I'm here as bait?
19:34.946 --> 19:36.989
You're here to help the operation.
19:36.990 --> 19:38.323
[Landry chuckles]
19:38.324 --> 19:41.076
[Landry] Yep.
Sometimes you're the shark...
19:41.077 --> 19:43.079
sometimes you're the chum.
19:44.288 --> 19:46.249
See you boys in a few days.
19:47.083 --> 19:49.085
[tense, dark music playing]
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Looks like Reece rubbed off on you, eh?
20:16.195 --> 20:18.363
Thought we'd be meeting at your office.
20:18.364 --> 20:21.117
Only if you're willing
to become a source officially.
20:22.243 --> 20:23.744
I told you, I'm not a source.
20:23.745 --> 20:25.328
I just need answers from those senators.
20:25.329 --> 20:28.457
Yeah, and what are you gonna do
with those answers, Raife?
20:28.458 --> 20:31.043
Go beat 'em up,
like you did "Blue" Jay McArdle?
20:31.044 --> 20:32.169
[chuckles softly]
20:32.170 --> 20:34.672
Your government connections
weren't hard to track down.
20:37.050 --> 20:40.553
Does the name Stewart McGovern
mean anything to you?
20:41.804 --> 20:43.305
No. Should it?
20:43.306 --> 20:46.224
Well, both Senator Bolls
and Senator Collins helped
20:46.225 --> 20:48.602
to push those weapons to Ukraine,
20:48.603 --> 20:50.896
and the man that connects
those two names is
20:50.897 --> 20:53.607
a maxed-out donor
to both of their campaigns.
20:53.608 --> 20:55.650
A lobbyist named Stewart McGovern.
20:55.651 --> 20:57.695
That's who we go talk to.
21:00.406 --> 21:02.450
- You can score us a meeting?
- I'll get us in.
21:07.205 --> 21:08.247
[Katie] Want a run?
21:09.874 --> 21:11.875
Oh, it's okay. I, um...
21:11.876 --> 21:13.710
- brought my own.
- [Katie chuckles]
21:13.711 --> 21:15.922
There's no concealed carry in D.C.
21:16.923 --> 21:18.466
I know.
21:20.218 --> 21:22.052
[♪ Godsmack sings "Sick of Life"]
21:22.053 --> 21:23.221
♪ Yeah ♪
21:24.639 --> 21:26.474
[gunfire]
21:38.569 --> 21:40.904
♪ Paralyzed...
21:40.905 --> 21:42.280
[Freddy] MP7.
21:42.281 --> 21:44.366
It's compact, high rate of fire,
21:44.367 --> 21:47.077
but it uses an itty-bitty bullet,
so if you're gonna shoot somebody,
21:47.078 --> 21:48.663
you wanna put a half mag in 'em.
21:49.372 --> 21:50.414
How's it feel?
21:51.916 --> 21:54.126
- Like a stapler.
- [laughs]
21:54.127 --> 21:55.210
Shooter ready.
21:55.211 --> 21:59.256
♪ I wanna say
things that I could never say ♪
21:59.257 --> 22:00.882
♪ Yeah ♪
22:00.883 --> 22:06.179
♪ I'm gonna do it again,
I'm gonna do it again ♪
22:06.180 --> 22:09.474
♪ I'm gonna do it again ♪
22:09.475 --> 22:11.143
♪ Sick...
22:11.144 --> 22:12.353
Thirty seconds.
22:14.605 --> 22:16.857
I bet you that Browning hat
I can do it in 25.
22:16.858 --> 22:18.484
You're on.
22:20.111 --> 22:22.779
♪ Dragged down ♪
22:22.780 --> 22:25.532
♪ Rubbing my face in the ground ♪
22:25.533 --> 22:30.787
♪ No time for the undecided ♪
22:30.788 --> 22:36.001
♪ I wanna know
why I've always felt alone ♪
22:36.002 --> 22:38.254
♪ ♪
22:39.755 --> 22:41.174
That's what I thought, motherfucker.
22:43.176 --> 22:45.093
Kills me, man.
22:45.094 --> 22:47.470
I eat, sleep and breathe this shit,
and you stroll out here
22:47.471 --> 22:48.763
and shoot like a champ.
22:48.764 --> 22:51.224
Well, if you want me to sandbag
to make it a little easier on you, I will.
22:51.225 --> 22:53.226
Hell no, dude. Keep it up.
22:53.227 --> 22:55.646
Sooner we get this done,
sooner we go home to our families.
23:04.572 --> 23:06.907
Reece, I didn't mean that.
23:06.908 --> 23:08.659
I'm sorry, man. I...
23:11.704 --> 23:12.872
It's fine, Freddy.
23:13.789 --> 23:15.082
No, it ain't.
23:16.751 --> 23:18.252
I remember Joanie.
23:20.796 --> 23:22.214
And, uh, you got a boy, Sam.
23:22.215 --> 23:24.300
How's he doing, by the way?
I'm sorry I didn't ask earlier.
23:26.052 --> 23:27.887
Sam's good.
23:29.096 --> 23:30.597
Yeah, he's real good.
23:30.598 --> 23:33.600
Joanie's a saint
for handling it all when I'm out here.
23:33.601 --> 23:35.101
My hat's off to you guys.
23:35.102 --> 23:37.313
You mean my hat.
23:39.065 --> 23:42.609
Stress of a special-needs child
can pull couples apart,
23:42.610 --> 23:44.946
but brought me and Joanie closer together.
23:45.988 --> 23:47.739
Got two more now.
23:47.740 --> 23:51.619
Brother, appreciate
every second you have with them.
23:55.456 --> 23:57.040
What's next?
23:57.041 --> 23:59.043
Please tell me we're gonna take
that SAW for a run.
24:00.127 --> 24:02.504
Actually, uh, had something else in mind.
24:02.505 --> 24:04.257
[intriguing music playing]
24:05.341 --> 24:07.426
[gun fires]
24:09.679 --> 24:11.097
Fuck you.
24:14.642 --> 24:15.935
[Freddy] Get in there. Let's go.
24:17.186 --> 24:18.437
All right.
24:19.939 --> 24:21.940
- Get in there.
- [Reece] All right. All right.
24:21.941 --> 24:23.192
I'm going.
24:31.367 --> 24:33.119
[gun clicking]
24:34.203 --> 24:36.247
[exhales]
24:48.342 --> 24:49.969
[gun fires]
24:52.013 --> 24:53.680
[exhales]
24:53.681 --> 24:55.640
You seeing the vapor trails?
24:55.641 --> 24:57.101
Yeah.
24:58.311 --> 25:00.687
I think we found your rust.
25:00.688 --> 25:02.732
[exhales slowly]
25:05.818 --> 25:07.403
[gun fires]
25:09.363 --> 25:11.574
Eight inches low, four o'clock.
25:12.366 --> 25:14.242
You remember what
our instructor used to say?
25:14.243 --> 25:17.663
A sniper's calm is in the acceptance
of the bullet's path.
25:19.123 --> 25:21.208
Every bullet has its destiny.
25:23.419 --> 25:25.504
- Think it's time to call it.
- I'm fine.
25:27.298 --> 25:29.759
There are meds for that tumor
and the symptoms.
25:30.843 --> 25:34.137
We got a whole cocktail prescribed by
those doctors who evaluated Alpha Platoon.
25:34.138 --> 25:35.472
Yeah, I'm aware of that.
25:35.473 --> 25:38.058
Corticosteroids and beta-blockers, right?
25:38.059 --> 25:39.727
Well, you need to take 'em.
25:40.978 --> 25:42.688
Got each other's backs out here.
25:45.900 --> 25:47.567
Going again.
25:47.568 --> 25:49.445
- [gun clicking]
- [Reece grunts]
25:50.029 --> 25:51.238
These 180-grain?
25:52.615 --> 25:54.700
Negative. These are Barnes, 190s.
25:55.743 --> 25:57.745
[tense music playing]
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[gun fires]
26:15.262 --> 26:16.472
[chuckles softly]
26:17.848 --> 26:19.183
There he is.
26:20.309 --> 26:22.311
[plaintive music playing]
26:24.647 --> 26:26.315
[sniffs]
26:33.906 --> 26:35.908
♪ ♪
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[sniffs]
26:50.089 --> 26:51.840
[door creaks open]
26:51.841 --> 26:55.218
Sorry to disturb you, Mr. Donovan,
but I have more reading
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- for tomorrow's session.
- Mm.
26:57.930 --> 26:59.932
Good. Maajid, the books have been great.
27:00.933 --> 27:02.976
Yes, there are more lessons
than just the gun,
27:02.977 --> 27:06.272
all of which are equally important
to your survival in the field.
27:07.148 --> 27:08.566
Couldn't agree more, Maajid.
27:09.650 --> 27:12.777
In fact, I've read these.
27:12.778 --> 27:14.696
- Oh.
- Except this one.
27:14.697 --> 27:16.532
This one, I've wanted to read.
27:17.408 --> 27:20.869
Well, uh, I guess we know where to start.
27:20.870 --> 27:22.245
Mm.
27:22.246 --> 27:25.249
Oh, and, uh, that drawer on the left...
27:26.250 --> 27:28.168
...there is a bottle opener.
27:28.169 --> 27:30.087
Works better than my furniture.
27:32.840 --> 27:35.092
- Check.
- [door opens and closes]
27:37.303 --> 27:38.554
Hmm.
27:47.021 --> 27:49.648
[ominous music playing]
28:15.591 --> 28:17.593
♪ ♪
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- [pills rattling]
- [lid pops off]
28:43.494 --> 28:44.870
[sets bottle on table]
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[plaintive music playing]
29:22.199 --> 29:24.201
♪ ♪
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[Katie sighs]
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Here.
29:41.760 --> 29:43.344
- What's this?
- Coffee.
29:43.345 --> 29:44.429
Thanks.
29:44.430 --> 29:47.600
Drink it, then you throw that away
in McGovern's trash, okay?
29:49.685 --> 29:51.228
What's this? This a bug?
29:52.104 --> 29:54.857
I believe journalists
have something called "ethics."
29:55.524 --> 29:56.859
Maybe it's best you don't know.
29:57.943 --> 30:00.194
You just shake the tree. All right?
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I'll see what falls out.
30:04.783 --> 30:06.659
All right.
30:06.660 --> 30:08.828
You share whatever you get.
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My reward for finishing
this shitty cup of coffee?
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First to know.
30:13.250 --> 30:15.419
- [intriguing music playing]
- All right.
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[quiet chatter]
30:49.662 --> 30:51.288
[sets cup on table]
30:52.039 --> 30:54.207
- Ah.
- Ms. Buranek.
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Mr. McGovern.
30:55.501 --> 30:57.543
- Thank you for waiting.
- Ah, no worries.
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Gave me a chance to grab a cup of coffee.
30:59.630 --> 31:01.048
Good.
31:02.591 --> 31:07.345
So, should I feel flattered or concerned
31:07.346 --> 31:12.558
that D.C.'s most notorious
investigative journalist is in my office?
31:12.559 --> 31:14.352
Oh, well, that depends.
31:14.353 --> 31:15.688
On?
31:16.772 --> 31:19.108
You willing to share
one of your famous Cubans?
31:21.068 --> 31:22.945
You like cigars, Ms. Buranek?
31:24.113 --> 31:25.279
[Katie] Well, my father
31:25.280 --> 31:29.617
[over earpiece] used to say
that a good cigar slows down time.
31:29.618 --> 31:31.077
[McGovern chuckles]
31:31.078 --> 31:33.746
[Katie] Makes me think of simpler days.
31:33.747 --> 31:35.833
[snipping]
31:37.876 --> 31:40.628
[McGovern] There are lots of folks
that miss those days.
31:40.629 --> 31:41.839
[Katie] Yeah.
31:43.716 --> 31:46.384
[McGovern] When deals were made
behind closed doors...
31:46.385 --> 31:48.636
[lighter flicking]
31:48.637 --> 31:50.346
...and kept there.
31:50.347 --> 31:52.349
[intriguing music playing]
32:00.190 --> 32:04.318
Now, you can be assured
that I am not one of them.
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I know.
32:06.321 --> 32:09.240
You got a reputation
as one of the good guys.
32:09.241 --> 32:11.702
Someone who believes in their work.
32:18.751 --> 32:21.419
So why do I still feel concerned?
32:21.420 --> 32:24.255
Because I still feel the need
to ask you about your relationship
32:24.256 --> 32:28.218
with Senators Lisa Ann Bolls
and Xander Collins.
32:29.720 --> 32:33.973
Well, there's no secret. I-I support
Lisa Ann and Xander to the fullest.
32:33.974 --> 32:36.476
So do you support their work
putting arms meant for Ukraine
32:36.477 --> 32:38.187
into the hands of terrorists?
32:42.566 --> 32:45.693
- I'm sorry. I'm not sure what you mean.
- I have proof
32:45.694 --> 32:48.112
that weapons on pallets bound for Ukraine
32:48.113 --> 32:50.156
got diverted en route, and the signatures
32:50.157 --> 32:53.826
on those shipping manifests show
that Bolls and Collins helped
32:53.827 --> 32:55.662
push those weapons shipments through.
32:59.041 --> 33:01.000
Ms. Buranek,
33:01.001 --> 33:05.547
what exactly are you accusing me
and my associates of?
33:06.423 --> 33:10.969
Those weapons systems ended up
in the hands of Amin Al-Nawaz...
33:11.804 --> 33:14.180
...who ended up using them in his attacks.
33:14.181 --> 33:17.935
In fact, he used one of those weapons
against me.
33:22.564 --> 33:24.900
[McGovern] Look,
if you are saying that there is...
33:25.818 --> 33:28.946
...some connection between my office...
33:30.072 --> 33:32.699
...and the world's
most vicious terrorist...
33:35.536 --> 33:38.413
...I'd say this meeting
is officially over.
33:40.707 --> 33:44.795
You can publish
whatever story you can fact-check.
33:46.296 --> 33:49.842
But if you intimate for even a moment
that I support Al-Nawaz...
33:51.718 --> 33:53.971
...you'll be hearing from my lawyers.
34:05.691 --> 34:09.777
And if you think the Hartley estate
was causing you problems,
34:09.778 --> 34:11.864
just fucking wait.
34:27.754 --> 34:30.047
[McGovern] Owen, can you grab me
a Balboa from Blackfinn's?
34:30.048 --> 34:31.465
[Owen] Of course. I'll head down there.
34:31.466 --> 34:33.009
[McGovern] No, just-just call it in.
34:33.010 --> 34:34.302
It'll be ready by the time you get there.
34:34.303 --> 34:35.344
[Owen] Sure. Will do, sir.
34:35.345 --> 34:36.762
[door closes]
34:36.763 --> 34:38.515
[phone dialing]
34:41.518 --> 34:43.687
Katie Buranek, the reporter,
just stopped by.
34:45.981 --> 34:48.817
Well, she was asking questions
about Kestrel.
34:51.236 --> 34:53.571
Well, that's very easy for you to say.
34:53.572 --> 34:57.868
You don't have D.C.'s worst case
of walking heartburn crawling up your ass.
34:59.411 --> 35:03.748
Look, what she told me,
this is not what I agreed to.
35:03.749 --> 35:05.833
Sure. When do you want to meet?
35:05.834 --> 35:07.085
[phone whooshes]
35:08.670 --> 35:10.087
Okay.
35:10.088 --> 35:11.465
I'll be there.
35:12.299 --> 35:13.717
[phone buzzes]
35:25.312 --> 35:27.064
- Bismillah.
- Bismillah.
35:30.359 --> 35:33.153
So, Mr. Donovan...
35:34.363 --> 35:36.739
...what do you make
of your reading thus far?
35:36.740 --> 35:39.825
I thought it was interesting that a text
that inspired so many jihadis
35:39.826 --> 35:41.911
was written by somebody
educated in Colorado.
35:41.912 --> 35:43.037
It's true.
35:43.038 --> 35:47.792
Qutb was obsessed
by the idea of the American soul.
35:47.793 --> 35:49.835
- Hmm.
- This clash of civilizations
35:49.836 --> 35:52.838
he saw coming, not just about
destroying infrastructure
35:52.839 --> 35:55.883
or assassinating
various so-called leaders.
35:55.884 --> 35:58.219
Like all wars of ideology,
35:58.220 --> 36:02.932
he knew this clash could not be won
or lost on the battlefield,
36:02.933 --> 36:04.517
because you cannot kill an idea.
36:04.518 --> 36:07.603
No, but you can certainly see
why it lends itself
36:07.604 --> 36:09.772
to the weaponization of faith.
36:09.773 --> 36:12.108
Reminds me of our War on Terror.
36:12.109 --> 36:14.860
Right? We declared war on a tactic,
36:14.861 --> 36:19.157
when really what we're trying to do
is counter an idea.
36:20.325 --> 36:23.411
Al-Nawaz believes
that strict adherence to these ideals
36:23.412 --> 36:26.622
will keep the world from consuming itself.
36:26.623 --> 36:28.916
His wrath seems to be aimed at all regimes
36:28.917 --> 36:31.877
that attempt to tamp down extremism.
36:31.878 --> 36:35.590
Even regimes in the Muslim world
are targeted by his vengeance.
36:36.174 --> 36:37.676
But what about Mo Farooq?
36:38.677 --> 36:39.927
You read his file.
36:39.928 --> 36:44.391
What about Al-Nawaz's beliefs would
attract a man with Mo's background?
36:45.308 --> 36:49.395
Mo was a partner
in this so-called War on Terror,
36:49.396 --> 36:52.149
and now he seems
to have switched allegiance.
36:52.816 --> 36:55.443
Do you think this change
might have its roots in what he saw
36:55.444 --> 36:57.778
in his American colleagues,
36:57.779 --> 37:00.157
or is it more about
what he saw in himself?
37:02.034 --> 37:03.660
Frankly, I don't buy any of it.
37:04.786 --> 37:08.330
I never spoke directly with Mo about
the loss of his father and his sisters,
37:08.331 --> 37:12.669
but I know he carried one playing card
from the Iraq War in his wallet:
37:13.879 --> 37:15.088
the ace of hearts.
37:16.173 --> 37:18.758
Uday Hussein.
37:18.759 --> 37:22.470
The man responsible for their deaths.
37:22.471 --> 37:24.388
[tense music playing]
37:24.389 --> 37:27.808
Now, avenging their loss
made Mo who he is.
37:27.809 --> 37:29.352
[Maajid] Sounds familiar.
37:30.353 --> 37:33.939
Perhaps the loss of Mo's father,
37:33.940 --> 37:36.484
his sisters,
37:36.485 --> 37:40.654
unlocked something inside him
that Al-Nawaz was able to exploit.
37:40.655 --> 37:43.574
[intriguing music playing]
37:43.575 --> 37:45.786
Your father was also a soldier,
was he not?
37:50.999 --> 37:52.167
He was.
37:53.168 --> 37:56.128
We model what is shown to us
by those around us,
37:56.129 --> 37:58.840
not just by what we read in books.
37:59.841 --> 38:04.179
May I ask,
what kind of man was your father?
38:06.348 --> 38:08.974
What was his legacy?
38:08.975 --> 38:11.061
[plaintive music playing]
38:15.232 --> 38:17.234
- [Reece] He was a good man.
- [bell tolling]
38:19.402 --> 38:20.612
A protector.
38:21.696 --> 38:22.697
In the beginning.
38:24.491 --> 38:26.534
But then, some things changed.
38:26.535 --> 38:27.785
[barking]
38:27.786 --> 38:29.412
He lost his way.
38:31.456 --> 38:33.374
[young Reece] What if
I don't think I'm ready?
38:33.375 --> 38:36.670
[Tom] Well, I wouldn't leave
if you weren't ready.
38:38.338 --> 38:41.550
[Judy] You've always been
one of the few, James.
38:43.635 --> 38:46.637
Keep watching the horizon.
38:46.638 --> 38:48.722
[barking continues]
38:48.723 --> 38:50.808
[intriguing music playing]
38:50.809 --> 38:53.311
[dog barking loudly outside]
38:59.484 --> 39:01.403
- [engine revving outside]
- [chatter outside]
39:06.783 --> 39:08.534
[man outside] Stop! Stop! Get back there!
39:08.535 --> 39:10.162
- [gunfire]
- [crashing]
39:11.246 --> 39:12.997
- [Reece grunts]
- [intense music playing]
39:12.998 --> 39:15.083
[high-pitched ringing]
39:26.803 --> 39:29.431
[man speaking indistinctly]
39:30.015 --> 39:31.683
[Freddy] Copy you. I got eyes on.
39:33.977 --> 39:36.270
T-Roy, get on comms. Initiate QRF.
39:36.271 --> 39:38.023
[T-Roy] Roger that.
39:40.108 --> 39:42.067
- [Freddy] We got tangos inbound.
- [gunfire]
39:42.068 --> 39:43.986
[men shouting in Arabic]
39:43.987 --> 39:46.072
[heavy gunfire]
39:50.869 --> 39:52.662
[Reece] Freddy, you got eyes on?
39:54.289 --> 39:56.249
- [Freddy] Eyes on.
- [explosion]
40:00.879 --> 40:01.879
Secondary breach,
40:01.880 --> 40:03.214
east wall.
40:03.215 --> 40:04.924
We need to lock down the armory.
40:04.925 --> 40:07.426
Roger that. Moving to the armory.
40:07.427 --> 40:09.512
[gunfire continues]
40:14.601 --> 40:15.935
On comms. Check.
40:15.936 --> 40:18.313
[Freddy] I got you. Let me know
when you get to the armory.
40:21.316 --> 40:24.069
[soldier on comms] Hey, we got unknowns
approaching, east side. Is that us?
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QRF. Identif--
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[Reece] Blue, blue. Moving to the armory.
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- [gunfire]
- Hey!
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Friendly, motherfucker!
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Hey, why are you flanking me?
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[Freddy over comms] Reece,
these guys with lasers are not QRF.
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- [Reece] Fuck.
- [distant shouting]
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[Freddy] How copy?
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Confirm.
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[gunfire]
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[men shouting in Arabic]
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[Freddy] Three tangos
moving to the front door.
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[gunfire continues]
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Fuck.
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- [grunting]
- [explosion]
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[straining]
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[gun fires]
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[grunting and groaning]
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[straining]
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- [gunfire]
- [groaning]
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[soldier] Assaulters moving
on the south side!
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[Freddy] Coming to you.
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[soldier 2] Donovan, you and Freddy take
the east wall. Me and Tate hit the west.
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We'll flank 'em.
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[Reece] Check!
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Freddy!
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[Freddy] Covering you!
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Collapse on the stairwell.
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[Reece] Moving.
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[gunfire continues]
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[gun fires]
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[Freddy] They got S-vests.
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[Reece] RPG team, south side.
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[Freddy] Not ours. Smoke 'em.
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[men yell]
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Moving to you!
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- Blue, blue, blue!
- [Reece] I got you.
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Reloading.
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[Reece] They have our gear.
They have our fucking gear.
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Get to the armory.
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Moving.
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[Maajid] Don't shoot. It's me.
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Don't shoot. Don't shoot.
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- [Reece] Maajid.
- Mr. Donovan.
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Maajid, talk to me. You're hit.
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Can you stand?
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[praying in Arabic]
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I need you up. Need you up.
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[groans]
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Put your hand on my plate. Stay close.
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- [tense music playing]
- [soldier] Another wave. South wall.
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- [Maajid groans]
- [Freddy] Gotta move, Maaj.
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[groans]
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[gunfire]
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[Freddy] Moving.
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T-Roy, what's the ETA on our backup?
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[T-Roy] QRF's 12 mikes out.
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[Maajid groaning]
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[Reece] Maaj, gun up.
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Get in the fight.
Kill anyone who comes around that corner.
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[panting]
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- [Reece] Freddy, what's the code?
- Five-seven-four-six.
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[buttons beeping]
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[lock clicks]
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- [Maajid yells]
- Maaj!
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[intense music playing]
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[explosion booming]
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[atmospheric music playing]
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[Lauren] James.
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James.
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[Tom] They'll show you the way, son.
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[woman] Mr. Donovan.
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[Lauren] We're gonna get
through this, okay?
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Can you hear me?
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Are you okay? Please, sit back down.
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[Freddy] You have a concussion.
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- Your brain needs to rest.
- [breathing heavily]
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[quiet, tense music playing]
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Where's Maajid?
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[quiet chatter]
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[somber music playing]
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[Freddy] Maajid made
his last moment count.
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Where's the guy I killed tonight?
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Which one?
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[Reece] Hey, I need to ID a body.
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- [soldier] What are you looking for?
- [Reece] Uh, knife kill.
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- Carotid laceration.
- On the end.
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[indistinct radio chatter]
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[Landry] I know what you're thinking.
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Whoever they are,
they're kitted up in our fucking gear.
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Pack your shit.
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We're breaking this place down.
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Wheels up in two hours.
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Find out who fucking did this.
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What?
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His name is Kazem Saeed.
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- The fuck's going on?
- I helped train him up in Iraq.
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Back when I was working with fucking Mo.
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You thinking Mo Farooq hit us
last night? Hey.
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That doesn't change the mission.
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If Al-Nawaz is trying to take out
our task force, that means we're close.
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♪ ♪
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[McGovern over earpiece] Owen,
I'm out for the night.
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Dinner meeting. No rolling calls.
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Of course, Mr. McGovern.
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[suspenseful music playing]
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[engine starts]
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[tires squealing]
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[indistinct chatter]
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[car door closes]
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♪ ♪
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♪ ♪
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[tires squeal]
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[horns honking]
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[tires squealing]
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[crashing]
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[steam hissing]
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[intense music playing]
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[tires squeal]
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[bystander] Call 911.
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Oh, my God.
49:25.943 --> 49:27.278
[bystander 2] Is he dead?
49:33.868 --> 49:35.869
[tense music playing]
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[muffled voice] Sir.
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[horns honking]
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[sirens blaring in distance]
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[Freddy] You got your bell rung
pretty good.
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You need to slow down, take a breath.
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There's no slowing down.
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You saw what I saw.
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That's Mo's guy.
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It's our equipment.
This is Mo, all fucking day.
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He flipped.
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Get me to Libya.
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Mo's not in Libya.
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You were right about his location.
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We tracked Saeed and three of his men
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back to their point of departure
in Lebanon.
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- We think Mo's in Beirut.
- Well, then we go to Beirut
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and we get him.
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Listen here.
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We're not killing him.
50:35.847 --> 50:38.015
We need him, we need him alive.
50:40.768 --> 50:43.103
Mo hit us right after you pulled me in.
50:43.104 --> 50:44.981
That's not a coincidence.
50:45.690 --> 50:49.318
Someone in your agency
fucking sold us out.
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And Mo is gonna tell me who.
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[intense music playing]
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♪ ♪
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♪ ♪
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♪ ♪