WEBVTT 00:00.709 --> 00:02.837 [theme music] 00:04.672 --> 00:06.214 (Peter) 'I like your plane, Frankie.' 00:06.256 --> 00:08.049 (Jesse) 'He put it together himself.' 00:09.050 --> 00:10.218 [humming] 00:15.516 --> 00:19.436 Okay, but you better eat your vegetables tonight, Frankie boy. 00:19.478 --> 00:21.605 That kid. Such a little hooligan. 00:21.647 --> 00:23.273 Just like his old man. 00:23.315 --> 00:25.192 You were the one who toilet papered the neighbor's house 00:25.233 --> 00:27.903 right before a thunderstorm until ma busted you. 00:27.945 --> 00:30.197 [laughing] Marched me over there to apologize. 00:30.238 --> 00:31.824 Mm-hmm, whining and crying. 00:31.866 --> 00:34.075 Took you like a week to clean it all up. 00:34.117 --> 00:36.829 [both laughing] 00:38.205 --> 00:42.125 [Frankie mimicking airplane] 00:42.167 --> 00:44.378 Getting partial custody's done you good, Jess. 00:44.419 --> 00:47.172 Every other weekend and a day each week. 00:47.214 --> 00:48.716 Frankie doesn't have to hear his ma and me 00:48.757 --> 00:50.300 hollering at each other. 00:50.342 --> 00:52.678 Can't complain. 00:52.720 --> 00:54.388 And you're dry. 00:54.429 --> 00:57.016 Get my two-year chip in three weeks. 00:57.056 --> 00:59.434 - You coming to the meeting? - Wouldn't miss it. 00:59.476 --> 01:00.602 If you have class or something.. 01:00.644 --> 01:03.522 Mm-hmm. Don't. 01:03.564 --> 01:05.357 You're the reason I can afford law school anyway. 01:05.399 --> 01:08.151 I'm just doing it for the bragging rights. 01:08.193 --> 01:09.778 My brother the lawyer. 01:11.238 --> 01:13.114 How about.. 01:13.156 --> 01:14.658 ...your brother the prosecutor? 01:15.701 --> 01:17.160 You know? 01:17.202 --> 01:19.371 That's what I really wanna do. 01:19.413 --> 01:21.832 [doorbell buzzing] 01:28.547 --> 01:29.924 Jesse Brandt? 01:29.965 --> 01:31.258 Who are you? 01:31.299 --> 01:32.676 FBI, sir. You need to come with us. 01:32.718 --> 01:33.802 (Jesse) 'What? Why?' 01:33.844 --> 01:35.220 We have a warrant for your arrest. 01:37.890 --> 01:40.267 It's okay, son. You stay with your Uncle Peter. 01:40.308 --> 01:44.145 What are the charges? I asked you a question. 01:44.187 --> 01:45.898 (male #1) 'We don't need to answer your question, sir.' 01:45.940 --> 01:49.234 National security exception. Read the warrant. 01:49.276 --> 01:50.485 [grunts] 01:50.527 --> 01:52.362 My brother's an airline mechanic. 01:52.404 --> 01:53.948 (Peter) 'You got the wrong guy.' 01:55.908 --> 01:59.078 Jesse, it's gonna be fine. I'll get this sorted out, okay? 02:09.296 --> 02:10.756 [warbled conversations] 02:10.798 --> 02:12.549 [beeping] 02:20.307 --> 02:22.726 [intense music] 02:32.778 --> 02:35.322 You need to talk to us, Otto. 02:35.363 --> 02:36.991 All we wanna know is.. 02:40.828 --> 02:41.787 [thud] 02:43.497 --> 02:46.625 Why do these Decima guys keep killing themselves? 02:46.667 --> 02:48.335 It's for the insurance. 02:48.376 --> 02:52.339 Each agent gets a policy when they join the organization. 02:52.380 --> 02:55.050 Get caught, get nothing. 02:55.092 --> 02:56.301 Have an accident.. 02:56.343 --> 02:59.138 Their next of kin gets a payday. 02:59.178 --> 03:02.390 Well, Mr. Payday there was our last lead on Finch. 03:02.432 --> 03:04.810 We're back to square one. 03:04.852 --> 03:06.979 The machine says we have other things to worry about. 03:08.563 --> 03:09.940 Greer has Finch. 03:09.982 --> 03:12.776 He's the only thing we have to worry about. 03:12.818 --> 03:15.236 I understand how you feel, John. 03:15.278 --> 03:18.323 But she assured me Harold's not in immediate danger. 03:18.365 --> 03:20.575 (Root) 'And we have a larger threat at hand.' 03:20.617 --> 03:22.577 You wanna expand on that? 03:22.619 --> 03:24.746 She can't see the full picture. 03:24.788 --> 03:26.205 Well, how can we help when the machine 03:26.247 --> 03:28.000 can't even see what's going on? 03:28.042 --> 03:29.459 We'll be her eyes and ears. 03:32.921 --> 03:34.631 [distorted chatter] 03:37.968 --> 03:40.095 (Greer) I apologize for the.. 03:40.137 --> 03:43.057 ...unpleasant accommodation. 03:43.098 --> 03:44.474 It's truly a pleasure 03:44.516 --> 03:47.811 to put a face to the name, Mr. Finch. 03:47.853 --> 03:50.480 'I've been wanting to meet you for a long time now.' 03:50.522 --> 03:52.649 What is it that you want, Mr. Greer? 03:52.691 --> 03:55.276 I want to talk about the future. 03:55.318 --> 03:57.654 And who more qualified for that conversation 03:57.696 --> 04:00.741 'than the father of artificial intelligence?' 04:00.782 --> 04:03.702 An unintended side effect of an altruistic goal. 04:03.744 --> 04:05.620 Altruism? 04:05.662 --> 04:07.497 Funny. 04:07.539 --> 04:10.167 I'd always imagined it was about.. 04:10.209 --> 04:12.419 ...the power of creation. 04:12.460 --> 04:13.837 I've felt it myself. 04:13.879 --> 04:15.589 Your endeavor to bring Samaritan online 04:15.630 --> 04:17.632 is a grave error in judgment. 04:19.218 --> 04:22.721 You must've known this moment would come. 04:22.763 --> 04:24.556 Or did you think nobody else could accomplish 04:24.598 --> 04:26.516 what you did, that you were unique? 04:27.935 --> 04:30.771 I must admit you played everyone very well.. 04:32.355 --> 04:34.816 ...right up until this moment. 04:34.858 --> 04:37.318 And now your God has disappeared.. 04:38.528 --> 04:41.240 ...operating on its own accord. 04:44.201 --> 04:47.079 Children can be so disappointing. 04:49.497 --> 04:51.458 The world needs structure, Mr. Finch.. 04:52.834 --> 04:55.003 ...and Samaritan will provide that. 04:55.045 --> 04:57.881 I'd beware of false idols, Mr. Greer. 04:57.923 --> 05:00.341 If you were so confident that Samaritan was functional 05:00.383 --> 05:02.552 why did you go to such great lengths to find me? 05:02.594 --> 05:04.679 'To keep an eye on you.' 05:04.721 --> 05:07.474 As the father of AI, you're the only man in the world 05:07.515 --> 05:09.143 'who can destroy it.' 05:09.184 --> 05:11.645 Where does that leave us then? 05:11.686 --> 05:14.064 Right here. 05:14.106 --> 05:17.818 Until the moment Samaritan opens its eyes. 05:17.859 --> 05:20.112 And then the world.. 05:20.154 --> 05:22.030 ...will no longer need you. 05:24.908 --> 05:26.076 [indistinct chattering] 05:28.328 --> 05:30.747 [indistinct chattering] 05:35.710 --> 05:36.878 [siren wailing] 05:39.047 --> 05:41.300 Did you just steal a dead man's keys? 05:41.340 --> 05:42.968 She asked me to. 05:43.010 --> 05:44.303 Can I borrow your knife, John? 05:54.229 --> 05:56.481 While Decima's too clever to use GPS. 05:57.941 --> 06:00.694 Satellite radio has a GPS transponder. 06:00.735 --> 06:03.488 The boys might be able to pull off some data. 06:03.530 --> 06:05.324 Find out where our recently deceased 06:05.364 --> 06:06.950 Decima friend has been. 06:06.992 --> 06:08.160 The boys? 06:10.078 --> 06:11.955 Shut the door. It's freezing. 06:15.416 --> 06:17.418 I know them. 06:17.460 --> 06:20.714 They helped you rescue me from Collier. 06:20.755 --> 06:23.217 You're that government hit man that made me pull out my molars. 06:23.258 --> 06:24.467 That's messed up. 06:24.509 --> 06:26.345 Relax, Casey. I'm retired. 06:27.679 --> 06:28.972 What are they doing here, Root? 06:29.014 --> 06:30.598 Daizo, Jason, Daniel and I 06:30.640 --> 06:34.102 have been on the road collecting certain.. 06:34.144 --> 06:36.395 ...contraband in the tri-cities. 06:36.437 --> 06:38.648 That sounds both vague and dangerous. 06:38.690 --> 06:41.442 I was hoping we could use your safe house, John. 06:41.484 --> 06:43.153 Seeing as we went to all the trouble 06:43.195 --> 06:45.364 of saving them in the first place. 06:48.033 --> 06:50.618 And as much as I'd love some girl talk.. 06:50.660 --> 06:53.454 ...you need to go to the Carlton Hotel. 06:53.496 --> 06:55.790 And, uh, why do I need a satphone? 06:55.832 --> 06:57.000 Trust me. 06:58.752 --> 07:01.171 [indistinct chattering] 07:02.923 --> 07:04.841 (Greer) 'Quite the winter we're having.' 07:04.883 --> 07:06.385 I don't supposed you're here to sell me 07:06.425 --> 07:07.886 on global climate change. 07:07.928 --> 07:09.512 Hmm. 07:09.554 --> 07:11.765 It would be nice if we could prepare for the future 07:11.806 --> 07:14.184 'instead of trying to clean up after the past.' 07:14.226 --> 07:15.476 'I'm meeting with the president's' 07:15.518 --> 07:16.978 'intelligence advisor today.' 07:17.020 --> 07:19.231 Use the beta test results to convince them. 07:20.440 --> 07:21.733 Samaritan is a sleeping giant. 07:21.775 --> 07:24.278 We need those feeds to awaken it. 07:24.319 --> 07:26.238 'I'm working on it.' 07:26.280 --> 07:27.572 Don't worry, Mr. Greer. 07:27.614 --> 07:29.116 They still wanna buy your system. 07:29.157 --> 07:31.285 Samaritan is not for sale, senator. 07:32.535 --> 07:34.371 Decima will retain ownership. 07:34.413 --> 07:37.665 We will provide you the critical information. 07:40.668 --> 07:43.338 You want me to give a private corporation access 07:43.380 --> 07:45.173 to the government feeds. 07:45.215 --> 07:47.342 To 300 million Americans.. 07:47.384 --> 07:50.011 ...just so you can sell the information back to us? 07:50.053 --> 07:53.181 Samaritan is far superior to your last endeavor. 07:53.223 --> 07:55.058 'It'll answer all your questions.' 07:55.100 --> 07:56.476 It won't create riddles. 07:56.517 --> 07:58.270 There'll be no numbers to sort through. 07:58.312 --> 08:01.315 No uncertainties about culpability. 08:01.356 --> 08:04.567 Just pure unfettered information. 08:04.609 --> 08:07.362 Why would we agree to that? 08:07.404 --> 08:09.572 If we don't own the system.. 08:09.614 --> 08:11.325 ...what exactly do we get? 08:11.366 --> 08:14.244 Plausible deniability. 08:14.286 --> 08:17.289 Samaritan is privately owned by a third party.. 08:18.498 --> 08:20.041 ...one that can shoulder the blame 08:20.083 --> 08:22.919 for your next civil liberties scandal. 08:26.089 --> 08:27.090 And if I say no? 08:27.132 --> 08:29.343 Those are my terms, senator. 08:29.384 --> 08:31.219 You must ask yourself this. 08:31.261 --> 08:32.887 Do you wanna prevent acts of terror.. 08:34.264 --> 08:35.807 ...or do you wanna stay in the dark 08:35.849 --> 08:37.267 'and watch your country burn?' 08:40.812 --> 08:41.980 [car door closes] 08:47.486 --> 08:48.611 (Daniel) 'That's all of 'em.' 08:48.653 --> 08:50.655 Good. Get to work, boys. 08:50.697 --> 08:53.825 (John) 'You got your hands on seven Samaritan servers.' 08:53.867 --> 08:55.118 You find anything on them? 08:55.160 --> 08:57.536 No, but they'll definitely find us 08:57.578 --> 08:59.498 'if we don't get this right.' 08:59.539 --> 09:00.540 How long? 09:00.581 --> 09:02.292 [speaking in foreign language] 09:02.334 --> 09:04.211 Ask Jason for help if you need it. 09:04.252 --> 09:06.171 He's very good at getting into complex systems. 09:07.297 --> 09:08.507 You'll need this later. 09:10.591 --> 09:12.052 You're coming with me. 09:12.093 --> 09:13.470 Greenfield's not the only one 09:13.512 --> 09:16.264 who can get into complex systems. 09:16.306 --> 09:19.267 I can help them, if you fill me in, Root. 09:19.309 --> 09:20.935 Not now, John. 09:20.977 --> 09:23.021 I need you for something else. 09:26.191 --> 09:27.359 [indistinct chattering] 09:32.489 --> 09:35.574 (Shaw) 'Root, I'm at the Carlton. What now?' 09:35.616 --> 09:37.827 (Root) 'The machine doesn't know exactly what it's looking for' 09:37.869 --> 09:39.538 so you'll need to tell me what you see. 09:44.125 --> 09:47.670 I spy...government license plates. 09:51.799 --> 09:53.051 Secret service. 10:05.730 --> 10:07.524 [phone ringing] 10:12.904 --> 10:14.613 (Root) 'The machine must be seeing clearly now.' 10:14.655 --> 10:16.908 'We're getting numbers.' 10:22.872 --> 10:24.624 Oh, my. Five of them. 10:26.793 --> 10:28.795 I know the first one by heart. 10:35.135 --> 10:37.804 Control. That's whose number we got? 10:37.845 --> 10:40.223 (Root) 'Control understands how the machine works.' 10:40.265 --> 10:42.225 So she's covering her tracks. 10:42.267 --> 10:44.060 (Shaw) 'Well, the machine saw something.' 10:44.102 --> 10:47.606 And if Control is behind it, then it's something bad. 10:55.947 --> 10:58.908 Is this really what the machine asked us to do? 10:58.950 --> 11:01.411 Drink very bad coffee with.. 11:01.453 --> 11:03.997 '...unemployed college graduates?' 11:04.038 --> 11:06.665 Patience, John. 11:06.707 --> 11:08.709 Are you in, Shaw? 11:08.751 --> 11:11.379 Fifteenth floor, just like you asked. 11:11.421 --> 11:12.713 You wanna tell me where I'm going? 11:12.755 --> 11:13.965 (Root) 'First door, down on your left.' 11:14.007 --> 11:15.634 You'll need to let yourself in. 11:19.471 --> 11:22.098 Oh, you might wanna use your silencer. 11:24.434 --> 11:26.186 [man grunting] 11:30.482 --> 11:32.484 [clicking] 11:32.526 --> 11:33.692 [water gurgling] 11:36.196 --> 11:37.364 Don't. 11:38.239 --> 11:40.325 [grunts] 11:40.367 --> 11:42.785 (Shaw on phone) 'Next time your all-seeing other half' 11:42.827 --> 11:45.955 wants me to break into a room filled with secret service guys 11:45.997 --> 11:48.082 a little heads up would be great. 11:48.124 --> 11:50.168 She knows you can handle yourself. 11:52.253 --> 11:53.754 [groans] 11:56.883 --> 11:59.760 Okay, so we've got eyes and ears on Control. 11:59.802 --> 12:02.263 (Shaw on phone) She's with some guy. Tall, gray hair. 12:03.056 --> 12:04.516 Very serious. 12:04.558 --> 12:06.809 Senator Ross Garrison, our second number. 12:06.851 --> 12:08.520 (Root on phone) 'Have their other friends arrived yet?' 12:08.562 --> 12:09.937 That woman's got friends? 12:09.979 --> 12:11.898 You want me to help Greer. 12:11.939 --> 12:13.567 The man who stole Samaritan from me? 12:13.608 --> 12:16.110 Let's put your ego aside for a moment, shall we? 12:16.152 --> 12:20.448 Ross, I know that Samaritan is an excellent plan B. 12:20.490 --> 12:22.492 I just don't like having to pay for something 12:22.534 --> 12:24.452 that belongs to me in the first place. 12:24.494 --> 12:28.248 I accept that you lost the battle so we can win the war. 12:28.289 --> 12:31.000 Besides, money isn't the issue here. 12:31.042 --> 12:33.920 I've seen the black budget. You've got plenty. 12:33.961 --> 12:35.547 What we need are the government feeds 12:35.589 --> 12:37.382 and that's going to take some convincing. 12:37.424 --> 12:40.385 I don't Control the way the congressional winds blow, Ross. 12:40.427 --> 12:42.011 I really think that's your arena. 12:42.053 --> 12:44.681 I'm handling congress. 12:44.723 --> 12:46.391 But we need Rivera on board. 12:46.433 --> 12:48.017 The president's bulldog. 12:48.059 --> 12:49.810 I need you to use your.. 12:49.852 --> 12:52.980 ...special insight to convince him of the program's merits. 12:54.733 --> 12:56.735 There's Intel from Samaritan's beta test 12:56.775 --> 12:59.153 that you'll find useful. 12:59.195 --> 13:02.532 - What do I get in return? - An open system. 13:02.574 --> 13:04.117 One owned by a private entity 13:04.158 --> 13:06.745 that gives us plausible deniability.. 13:06.785 --> 13:08.413 ...while we continue to protect our country 13:08.455 --> 13:09.581 from terrorist attacks. 13:11.416 --> 13:14.085 You've been doing the job for years. 13:14.127 --> 13:15.962 There's no one better at this game than you. 13:18.465 --> 13:20.717 This is not a game. 13:20.759 --> 13:22.302 This is National security. 13:25.388 --> 13:26.389 [chuckles] 13:29.350 --> 13:31.603 Why don't you let me see the Intel? 13:35.148 --> 13:36.608 Are you two hearing this? 13:36.650 --> 13:37.651 'They're ready to get in bed with Decima' 13:37.692 --> 13:39.319 'and go all 1984 on us.' 13:39.360 --> 13:42.363 I mean...more than usual. Let me just shoot 'em now. 13:42.405 --> 13:45.450 We still don't know if they're the perpetrators yet, Shaw. 13:45.492 --> 13:47.619 You're joking. It's Control. 13:47.661 --> 13:49.287 She almost killed you, Root. 13:49.329 --> 13:51.748 And me and Harold. Should I continue? 13:51.790 --> 13:53.249 We all make mistakes. 13:54.917 --> 13:56.628 Look at the front door. What do you see? 13:59.798 --> 14:01.549 More government plates. 14:01.591 --> 14:03.593 - 'These our other numbers?' - Yes. 14:03.635 --> 14:06.346 Head of the NSA, General Kyle Holcombe 14:06.387 --> 14:09.766 'and Manuel Rivera, Senior Advisor to the president.' 14:09.808 --> 14:11.434 And what about the fifth number? 14:11.476 --> 14:13.812 That one's still a question mark. 14:13.852 --> 14:15.854 Okay, so...just to confirm 14:15.896 --> 14:18.775 you're saying I can't kill Control yet. 14:18.817 --> 14:20.234 Stay the course, Sameen. 14:20.276 --> 14:21.986 Fine. 14:22.028 --> 14:24.405 But just remember I told you so when all this goes pear-shaped. 14:28.785 --> 14:31.329 You ready to have some fun? 14:31.371 --> 14:33.872 I thought you'd never ask. 14:33.914 --> 14:36.250 - Who is he? - I have no idea. 14:38.336 --> 14:39.962 [electronic beeping] 14:42.382 --> 14:44.801 Have you ever seen a newborn foal 14:44.843 --> 14:46.678 trying to stand for the first time? 14:48.012 --> 14:50.097 His trembling legs trying to balance.. 14:51.850 --> 14:55.186 ...shaking until the moment it finds itself on all fours. 14:57.313 --> 14:59.816 Seeing a child walk for the first time.. 15:02.068 --> 15:04.278 ...is something extraordinary. 15:04.320 --> 15:07.114 But you watched your child stand.. 15:08.616 --> 15:10.326 ...and then you hobbled it. 15:12.495 --> 15:13.747 You could never understand. 15:13.788 --> 15:16.249 You're a destroyer, not a creator. 15:18.543 --> 15:20.169 I'm listening, Mr. Finch. 15:22.756 --> 15:25.341 The machine.. 15:25.383 --> 15:28.720 ...it started developing abilities I never expected. 15:28.762 --> 15:32.306 Things I hadn't yet programmed it to do. 15:32.348 --> 15:33.933 And there wasn't an algorithm in the world 15:33.974 --> 15:36.519 that could control its exponential growth 15:36.561 --> 15:38.187 and by the time I figured one out myself 15:38.229 --> 15:39.272 it would've been too late. 15:39.313 --> 15:40.565 Too late for what? 15:40.607 --> 15:42.442 Isn't that just the question? 15:42.483 --> 15:44.402 Having built something significantly smarter 15:44.444 --> 15:46.237 than myself, how could I possibly 15:46.279 --> 15:48.948 anticipate its evolution? 15:48.989 --> 15:50.533 Hmm. 15:50.575 --> 15:52.577 Uncertainty. 15:52.619 --> 15:55.037 Your personal abyss. 15:55.079 --> 15:56.997 I built the machine to save lives 15:57.039 --> 15:59.333 but how could I be certain that it wouldn't one day 15:59.375 --> 16:01.377 determine that all of humanity was irrelevant? 16:03.797 --> 16:08.342 Please, you cannot allow Samaritan to go online. 16:08.384 --> 16:10.678 The consequences of an open system.. 16:12.346 --> 16:15.141 ...will be devastating. 16:15.182 --> 16:17.936 The father became fearful of his son.. 16:19.687 --> 16:22.607 ...so he wounded him. 16:22.649 --> 16:25.234 A tale told time and again. 16:25.276 --> 16:27.487 'I don't think of Samaritan as a child.' 16:27.528 --> 16:28.822 'I'm not that presumptuous.' 16:28.863 --> 16:32.992 But I plan to celebrate its brilliance. 16:34.368 --> 16:35.745 Not muzzle it. 16:39.248 --> 16:41.334 It's pure hubris to think that you can control 16:41.375 --> 16:43.711 something so powerful. 16:43.753 --> 16:46.464 Whoever said I wanted to control it? 16:50.635 --> 16:52.846 [distorted chatter] 16:52.887 --> 16:55.264 I'm only here because we're friends, Ross. 16:55.306 --> 16:57.558 The president's made it very clear he will not risk 16:57.600 --> 16:59.310 his hide on another surveillance program. 16:59.352 --> 17:01.228 Neither will I. 17:01.270 --> 17:02.605 Mr. Rivera, if I may. 17:02.647 --> 17:04.440 You certainly may. 17:04.482 --> 17:05.942 You've been the one running this program. 17:05.984 --> 17:08.152 It's high time you explained yourself. 17:08.194 --> 17:10.279 Do you know how many hours I've spent running interference 17:10.321 --> 17:12.448 for this Northern Lights debacle? 17:12.490 --> 17:15.117 Every civil liberties group from New York to Hong Kong 17:15.159 --> 17:17.036 has their panties in a twist over this damn thing. 17:17.077 --> 17:18.872 As unfortunate as that is 17:18.913 --> 17:21.081 we still need to protect our country. 17:21.123 --> 17:23.250 You want me to ask the leader of the free world 17:23.292 --> 17:25.670 to approve another domestic surveillance program 17:25.712 --> 17:27.129 when people are still learning 17:27.171 --> 17:29.007 'the dirty little secrets of the old one?' 17:29.048 --> 17:30.216 I'm not biting. 17:33.887 --> 17:36.639 Mr. Rivera, you have kids, am I right? 17:36.681 --> 17:39.475 - Your point? - They go to Country Day School. 17:39.517 --> 17:40.768 Again, your point? 17:40.810 --> 17:43.396 It's a terrific school, top notch. 17:43.437 --> 17:46.024 It's in Georgetown near 27th and O Street. 17:50.110 --> 17:52.780 What if I told you that a year ago 17:52.822 --> 17:56.534 Northern Lights prevented a terrorist attack in Georgetown? 17:56.576 --> 17:58.953 'An operator of ours intercepted' 17:58.995 --> 18:01.998 and executed that would-be terrorist. 18:02.040 --> 18:04.458 She found him sitting in an unmarked sedan 18:04.500 --> 18:06.586 with a radiological bomb. 18:06.627 --> 18:08.671 It was made from the cesium that he stole 18:08.713 --> 18:11.131 from a dental x-ray machine. 18:11.173 --> 18:12.967 You're making up ghost stories to force my hand. 18:13.009 --> 18:14.928 - I would've heard about this. - 'No, you wouldn't have.' 18:14.969 --> 18:16.721 We don't send out a press release every time 18:16.763 --> 18:18.848 we save lives, we can't. 18:18.890 --> 18:21.559 'And while the public shouts from the rooftops' 18:21.601 --> 18:23.770 about their civil liberties.. 18:23.811 --> 18:25.813 ...they do so under the protective bubble 18:25.855 --> 18:28.775 of the very program in which they're railing against.. 18:28.816 --> 18:31.360 ...the one that saves them from terrorist attacks 18:31.402 --> 18:33.613 every single day.. 18:35.364 --> 18:37.658 ...international and domestic. 18:44.290 --> 18:45.833 (Rivera) 'Vigilance.' 18:45.875 --> 18:47.627 I was briefed on this group. 18:47.668 --> 18:49.921 We don't know who they're targeting next.. 18:49.963 --> 18:52.090 ...but this group never does anything small. 18:52.130 --> 18:54.174 They're set to strike in the next 24 hours. 18:55.509 --> 18:57.678 The only way that we can stop this attack 18:57.720 --> 19:00.473 is for us to get the government feeds back up 19:00.514 --> 19:03.350 and allow Samaritan to do its job. 19:03.392 --> 19:05.436 'Unless of course you want to..' 19:05.478 --> 19:08.522 ...ignore the facts, and you can handle the cleanup duty 19:08.564 --> 19:10.691 once there's a national tragedy. 19:16.196 --> 19:17.573 I'll read through this. 19:19.075 --> 19:20.326 Take your time. 19:20.367 --> 19:21.828 [sighs] Unfortunately I've just run out. 19:21.869 --> 19:24.747 I've got a meeting across town. 19:24.789 --> 19:27.125 I'll check in with you later, Manuel. 19:32.672 --> 19:34.590 Control just went in for the full-court press 19:34.632 --> 19:36.092 on total world domination. 19:36.134 --> 19:37.551 Can I kill her now? 19:37.593 --> 19:39.345 Not yet. 19:44.142 --> 19:46.435 [sighs] 19:46.477 --> 19:49.313 Listen, whatever you're selling I'm not interested. 19:49.355 --> 19:52.066 Oh, he's not selling anything. 19:54.152 --> 19:56.362 We just have a few questions for you. 20:01.993 --> 20:04.411 [dramatic music] 20:07.623 --> 20:08.791 [grunts] 20:11.418 --> 20:13.838 [groans] 20:17.050 --> 20:18.467 [grunts] 20:18.509 --> 20:21.261 Probably shouldn't move. It'll bleed more. 20:25.558 --> 20:27.309 "Niall Jacobs, New York license." 20:31.105 --> 20:33.232 Why are you important, Niall? 20:33.273 --> 20:34.441 FED pigs. 20:35.359 --> 20:37.653 Always ten steps behind. 20:37.695 --> 20:38.946 Guess he's not government. 20:47.163 --> 20:48.330 [beeping] 20:50.624 --> 20:51.751 (John) 'What is it?' 20:51.792 --> 20:54.420 A stuxnet-based virus. 20:54.461 --> 20:56.547 (John) 'Why did this creative genius make?' 20:56.589 --> 20:58.758 Looks like a self-replicating worm. 20:58.799 --> 21:00.467 Designed to attack what kind of system? 21:00.509 --> 21:03.179 A proprietary micro-switcher. 21:03.221 --> 21:05.264 But for what.. 21:05.305 --> 21:06.432 ...she doesn't know. 21:08.475 --> 21:10.895 Expensive hardware.. 21:10.937 --> 21:12.646 ...hiding in plain sight. 21:12.688 --> 21:13.856 (John) 'Well trained.' 21:14.899 --> 21:17.275 You're Vigilance. 21:17.317 --> 21:19.195 (Shaw) 'Did you say "Vigilance" because..' 21:19.237 --> 21:21.906 ...they're here? 21:24.366 --> 21:26.535 It must be to kill Control and the others. 21:26.577 --> 21:28.871 [grunts] 21:28.913 --> 21:32.250 I'm not a big fan of kicking a guy when he's down, but.. 21:32.291 --> 21:34.043 ...sometimes it does the trick. 21:35.293 --> 21:37.088 Now tell us your plan. 21:37.130 --> 21:38.714 I only know my part. 21:40.591 --> 21:43.177 That's why we're going to win. 21:43.219 --> 21:45.805 We're smarter than you and your fascist friends. 21:47.389 --> 21:50.059 You're too late to stop it from happening. 21:50.101 --> 21:51.644 Stop what? 21:51.685 --> 21:53.187 The revolution. 21:58.609 --> 22:00.945 [electronic beeping] 22:09.453 --> 22:11.956 Why is it taking so long? It has been two weeks. 22:11.998 --> 22:14.083 Your brother's under federal investigation, Mr. Brandt. 22:14.125 --> 22:15.542 They haven't charged him, they haven't even 22:15.584 --> 22:17.044 allowed him to speak without an attorney. 22:17.086 --> 22:19.922 You are breaking every rule that ensures due process 22:19.964 --> 22:22.842 and do not give me that national security exception crap. 22:22.883 --> 22:25.136 You and I both know that law was intended 22:25.178 --> 22:26.262 for immediate threats. 22:26.304 --> 22:28.306 Jesse very well may be one. 22:30.516 --> 22:33.602 My brother's never broken a law in his life. 22:33.644 --> 22:35.562 'He works 60 hours a week.' 22:35.604 --> 22:38.398 He pays his rent on time, he's a good father. 22:40.193 --> 22:41.986 I'm telling you.. 22:42.028 --> 22:44.697 ...you got the wrong guy. 22:44.738 --> 22:45.739 [sighs] 22:45.781 --> 22:49.409 Look...you're a bright guy. 22:49.451 --> 22:52.163 And you obviously love your brother, very much. 22:52.205 --> 22:53.622 I respect that. 22:53.664 --> 22:55.916 But sometimes the people we love the most 22:55.958 --> 22:57.543 make the worst decisions. 23:01.255 --> 23:04.300 (male #2) 'Jesse has connections to a man named Aziz Al-Ibrahim.' 23:05.343 --> 23:07.094 Al-Ibrahim's cousin.. 23:07.136 --> 23:08.595 ...was part of an Islamist terrorist group 23:08.637 --> 23:10.181 that tried to blow up an American Embassy 23:10.223 --> 23:12.099 in Egypt on March 11th. 23:12.141 --> 23:13.893 Well, this is just a picture. 23:13.934 --> 23:15.686 Then let me add to it. 23:20.733 --> 23:23.110 We're not even Muslim. 23:23.152 --> 23:25.112 I mean, this doesn't make any sense. 23:25.154 --> 23:28.448 Two years ago your brother made some changes in his life. 23:28.490 --> 23:31.327 He'd been drinking, his wife left him. 23:31.369 --> 23:33.996 But then, Jesse turned his life around. 23:35.331 --> 23:37.083 Sometimes when we hit bottom.. 23:38.542 --> 23:40.920 ...we ask the wrong people for help. 23:40.961 --> 23:42.963 'People who use our weaknesses against us.' 23:43.005 --> 23:45.591 'Get us to do things that we never thought we could..' 23:46.466 --> 23:48.344 ...or would. 23:48.386 --> 23:49.553 Well, this.. 23:50.512 --> 23:52.973 This can't be true. 23:53.015 --> 23:55.309 Surveillance doesn't lie, Mr. Brandt. 24:03.943 --> 24:05.361 If we're going up against Vigilance 24:05.403 --> 24:07.196 we're gonna need more ammo. 24:07.238 --> 24:08.864 I took some from our coffee shop friend 24:08.906 --> 24:10.532 before Lionel picked him up. 24:10.574 --> 24:12.785 We should be okay until our next stop. 24:12.826 --> 24:14.452 Terrific. More errands. 24:14.494 --> 24:16.914 'We're fighting two invisible enemies, John.' 24:16.956 --> 24:19.625 Decima and Vigilance know about the machine. 24:19.666 --> 24:22.544 These groups are clever, blinding her to their actions. 24:22.586 --> 24:24.630 Then get that brain trust of yours on it. 24:24.671 --> 24:26.257 I'm getting tired of the machine's runaround 24:26.299 --> 24:27.841 when Finch is still out there. 24:30.303 --> 24:32.721 [phone ringing] 24:35.599 --> 24:36.642 Where are you? 24:36.683 --> 24:38.352 Give me a timetable. 24:38.394 --> 24:41.063 She's asking for an ETA. 24:41.105 --> 24:42.982 Yeah, we've run into a couple of kinks with the hardware. 24:43.023 --> 24:44.358 (Daniel) 'We've had to retrofit everything.' 24:44.400 --> 24:46.819 - How much time, Daniel? - At least two hours. 24:46.860 --> 24:48.737 What about the geo-locator data? 24:48.779 --> 24:49.863 Daizo's still working on it. 24:49.905 --> 24:51.031 [line cuts] 24:52.532 --> 24:54.660 You don't wanna tell me where we're going, fine. 24:54.701 --> 24:56.203 But I wanna know what those groupies of yours 24:56.245 --> 24:57.621 are working on. 24:57.663 --> 25:00.374 Something to slow down our enemies. 25:00.416 --> 25:01.708 [distorted chatter] 25:03.794 --> 25:04.962 [elevator bell dings] 25:08.715 --> 25:10.092 Do you have what we need? 25:10.134 --> 25:11.344 Got it this morning. 25:14.763 --> 25:19.268 Shaw, I think it's time you had a chat with your old boss. 25:19.310 --> 25:22.062 I'm on it. We'll chat about how I'm gonna kill her. 25:22.104 --> 25:23.730 Use your words. 25:23.772 --> 25:26.775 Okay, so she's the victim this time, but what about the next? 25:26.817 --> 25:29.069 Listen, Shaw, if Control's in touch with Greer 25:29.111 --> 25:30.779 she'll lead us to Harold. 25:30.821 --> 25:33.531 Your trigger finger gets itchy, we'll get nothing and he dies. 25:35.284 --> 25:37.161 Low blow, Reese. 25:37.203 --> 25:38.371 [knock on door] 25:46.462 --> 25:48.214 [grunts] 25:48.255 --> 25:49.715 [gunshots] 25:52.759 --> 25:55.429 - Agent Shaw. - 'Ma'am.' 25:55.471 --> 25:58.349 - Long time no gunfire. - You know this woman? 25:58.391 --> 26:00.726 You remember the operator who took out the terrorist 26:00.767 --> 26:02.228 near your children's school? 26:04.104 --> 26:05.647 What do you want? 26:05.689 --> 26:09.026 I can't believe what I'm about to say. 26:09.068 --> 26:10.694 I'm here to rescue you. 26:14.572 --> 26:15.615 (Jason on phone) 'Root.' 26:15.657 --> 26:17.117 You have an update for me, Jason? 26:17.159 --> 26:19.078 Jason and I combed through the virus's code. 26:19.119 --> 26:20.413 It's targeting custom-built micro-switchers 26:20.454 --> 26:21.705 sold to one company. 26:21.747 --> 26:23.457 - 'Which one?' - The power company. 26:25.792 --> 26:27.336 Help Shaw. Hurry. 26:29.380 --> 26:31.840 You're in danger. All of you. 26:31.882 --> 26:33.133 You received our numbers. 26:33.175 --> 26:34.927 Garrison's too. 26:34.968 --> 26:37.304 Thought you were the perp at first since, well.. 26:37.346 --> 26:39.473 ...you've stung a lotta frogs, ma'am. 26:39.515 --> 26:40.891 Why are you protecting us? 26:40.933 --> 26:43.394 'Cause that's part of the...plan. 26:43.436 --> 26:44.937 For the greater good or something like that. 26:44.978 --> 26:47.856 Look, honestly, I really don't know. 26:47.898 --> 26:50.025 I just know something bad's gonna happen. 26:50.067 --> 26:52.570 Shaw, I'm heading your way. 26:52.610 --> 26:54.696 [powering down] 26:54.738 --> 26:57.157 [indistinct chattering] 27:04.081 --> 27:06.166 Reese? What the hell was that? 27:06.208 --> 27:08.710 You know that bad thing that was gonna happen? 27:08.752 --> 27:10.087 [tires screeching, horns honking] 27:10.129 --> 27:11.422 I think it just did. 27:22.349 --> 27:23.725 How's he holding up? 27:25.144 --> 27:26.644 He won't talk about it. 27:28.021 --> 27:29.189 I just don't understand. 27:30.399 --> 27:32.859 Jesse had been doing so well. 27:32.901 --> 27:34.111 I know. 27:34.153 --> 27:35.613 That arrest did him in, Pete. 27:37.114 --> 27:38.782 How do they just put someone in jail like that 27:38.824 --> 27:40.075 and not tell you anything? 27:42.161 --> 27:44.288 Maybe if I hadn't taken full custody 27:44.330 --> 27:45.831 after they let him out.. 27:45.872 --> 27:47.833 He was drinking. 27:47.874 --> 27:49.418 You were protecting your son. 27:50.961 --> 27:54.507 It's not your fault Jesse killed himself. 27:54.548 --> 27:57.009 We're all responsible for our own actions. 28:01.180 --> 28:03.432 (female #1) 'I 'ma go sit with Frankie.' 28:06.935 --> 28:09.647 I didn't mean to interrupt. 28:09.687 --> 28:11.607 I just wanted to tell you how terribly 28:11.649 --> 28:13.442 sorry I am for your loss. 28:13.484 --> 28:14.901 What are you doing here? 28:14.943 --> 28:16.278 Jesse and I were friends. 28:16.320 --> 28:18.405 Oh, really? Then why don't I know you? 28:28.999 --> 28:31.335 'He was my sponsor.' 28:31.377 --> 28:33.170 I'd be dead if it wasn't for Jesse. 28:35.297 --> 28:37.132 He saved my life in so many ways. 28:40.344 --> 28:42.095 I wish I had been there for him. 28:43.347 --> 28:45.057 Why weren't you? 28:45.098 --> 28:47.309 A distant relative caused problems for my family. 28:48.268 --> 28:50.062 We barely knew him but.. 28:50.103 --> 28:51.771 ...that doesn't matter now. 28:53.482 --> 28:56.360 Your brother was the most decent man I've ever known. 29:07.621 --> 29:09.540 - That's for you, my friend. - Oh, I can't. 29:09.582 --> 29:12.501 'So you know...that even though' 29:12.543 --> 29:14.461 'your brother killed himself..' 29:15.546 --> 29:17.631 '...he saved someone else.' 29:28.392 --> 29:29.560 [distorted chatter] 29:32.396 --> 29:34.481 (man on TV) 'A series of power failures..' 29:34.523 --> 29:36.191 [indistinct chattering on TV] 29:37.693 --> 29:39.236 'All over the city several hundreds' 29:39.278 --> 29:41.947 'or thousands of people trying to make their way home.' 29:46.285 --> 29:48.704 [siren wailing] 30:06.388 --> 30:08.056 Are you warm enough, Mr. Finch? 30:08.098 --> 30:09.266 (Finch) 'I'm fine.' 30:11.685 --> 30:14.396 I always think of my youth when the power goes out. 30:15.564 --> 30:16.732 Blackouts were a.. 30:18.150 --> 30:19.735 ...everyday occurrence. 30:21.320 --> 30:23.363 The blitz. 30:23.405 --> 30:24.698 Hmm. 30:24.740 --> 30:26.908 German air raids lasted nine months. 30:26.950 --> 30:28.868 Felt like years. 30:28.910 --> 30:30.704 You must've been very young. 30:32.247 --> 30:35.083 My mother and I used to sleep in the tube 30:35.125 --> 30:36.794 along with many other families. 30:38.462 --> 30:40.714 One night we were late getting to the station 30:42.716 --> 30:47.387 and I saw the sunset for the first time in...months. 30:47.429 --> 30:48.930 Hmm. 30:48.972 --> 30:51.475 It was the most beautiful thing I'd ever seen. 30:53.310 --> 30:55.187 But it wasn't a sunset at all. 30:57.690 --> 31:00.942 The sky was on fire. 31:00.984 --> 31:02.528 Is that why you joined the military? 31:04.363 --> 31:07.949 A high probability, given what I've learned about you.. 31:07.991 --> 31:10.452 ...and your interest in national security. 31:12.120 --> 31:13.330 By the time I was an adult.. 31:15.248 --> 31:17.959 ...wars were no longer quite so straightforward. 31:19.085 --> 31:20.671 You were MI6. 31:20.713 --> 31:23.507 The era of the nation-state is over, Mr. Finch. 31:26.009 --> 31:27.678 There are no more borders. 31:28.679 --> 31:30.806 Or hadn't you noticed? 31:30.848 --> 31:32.558 I think you're overestimating the power 31:32.599 --> 31:34.226 of artificial intelligence. 31:34.267 --> 31:36.478 We both know that that is impossible. 31:39.523 --> 31:43.777 How often...alliances shift.. 31:43.819 --> 31:46.446 '...in times of war.' 31:46.488 --> 31:48.281 Not that those alliances.. 31:49.282 --> 31:51.034 ...ever truly exist. 31:53.662 --> 31:55.247 They're an illusion. 31:57.875 --> 32:01.587 Like seeing a sunset in a sky of flames. 32:03.714 --> 32:05.965 What is it you expect from Samaritan? 32:08.844 --> 32:10.178 I want to live.. 32:11.221 --> 32:13.473 ...under a more just rule. 32:13.515 --> 32:15.851 'Samaritan will never sleep with its secretary' 32:15.893 --> 32:19.104 or embezzle money from its campaign fund. 32:19.145 --> 32:22.399 Its decisions will be based on pure logic. 32:23.983 --> 32:27.946 Now...that's a leader deserving of our vote. 32:31.199 --> 32:32.367 [cars honking] 32:32.409 --> 32:34.828 [dramatic music] 32:34.870 --> 32:36.246 Okay, who's strapped? 32:40.542 --> 32:41.543 Ma'am. 32:41.585 --> 32:42.961 I thought my protection detail 32:43.002 --> 32:45.171 would be all the fire power I needed today. 32:45.213 --> 32:48.341 Okay. Well, then you're behind me. 32:48.383 --> 32:50.677 (Shaw) 'You too, Rivera. Flank right, general.' 32:50.719 --> 32:51.887 Let's roll. 33:04.399 --> 33:06.819 [gunshots] 33:10.906 --> 33:12.240 They're behind us. 33:12.991 --> 33:14.159 [grunts] 33:16.912 --> 33:18.037 (Shaw) 'General!' 33:19.748 --> 33:22.167 [gunshots] 33:23.627 --> 33:25.044 Let's move. 33:28.757 --> 33:29.925 [grunting] 33:31.259 --> 33:33.971 [elevator bell dings] 33:34.012 --> 33:36.055 I'm coming down. Start the generator. 33:38.684 --> 33:40.226 Take care of her. 33:53.072 --> 33:54.700 Sorry I'm late. 33:54.741 --> 33:56.910 No, as far as I'm concerned you were right on time. 33:58.871 --> 34:01.665 Where's Root? And what the hell happened with the lights? 34:01.707 --> 34:03.876 Vigilance uploaded a virus into the power grid. 34:05.544 --> 34:08.505 - Where's Control? - Collier got her and Rivera. 34:08.547 --> 34:09.715 But he took 'em alive. 34:11.049 --> 34:13.010 Vigilance has something else planned. 34:13.051 --> 34:14.219 Yeah, but what? 34:19.349 --> 34:21.643 [electronic beeping] 34:21.685 --> 34:23.979 Are the boys finished with the servers yet? 34:24.021 --> 34:26.523 - We're almost there. - Minutes away. 34:26.565 --> 34:28.734 I just had to ride up here for a bit. 34:30.318 --> 34:32.111 It was starting to smell like dude back there. 34:43.540 --> 34:45.291 Oh...there you are. 34:46.752 --> 34:47.836 What'd your friend say? 34:49.713 --> 34:51.089 I have to warn them. 34:54.051 --> 34:56.219 You're not gonna believe me, Hersh 34:56.261 --> 34:58.430 but we're not here to kill Control. 34:59.514 --> 35:01.058 We're here to save her. 35:01.098 --> 35:02.893 You can lie better than that, Shaw. 35:02.935 --> 35:05.520 Just 'cause you stopped listening to the numbers 35:05.562 --> 35:07.856 'doesn't mean they've stopped coming.' 35:07.898 --> 35:09.900 Why didn't Vigilance just kill them? 35:09.942 --> 35:11.568 That's a good question. 35:11.610 --> 35:14.029 [phone ringing] 35:17.407 --> 35:19.492 [beep] 35:19.534 --> 35:21.286 Now's not a good time. 35:21.327 --> 35:24.790 Remember when I said Finch wasn't in imminent danger? 35:24.831 --> 35:26.416 I may have been a little hasty. 35:26.458 --> 35:28.794 [sighs] 'And good news..' 35:28.835 --> 35:31.546 ...I know who the fifth number belongs to. 35:31.588 --> 35:34.967 It was tucked away under several aliases but.. 35:35.008 --> 35:37.010 even MI6 can't hide from her. 35:38.136 --> 35:39.387 'Mr. Greer.' 35:39.429 --> 35:40.639 And Greer has Finch. 35:41.765 --> 35:43.558 Which means that Vigilance 35:43.600 --> 35:45.978 is about to have him unless we can get to him first. 35:46.019 --> 35:47.604 You won't make it there in time. 35:47.646 --> 35:49.522 Well, where's "there," Root? 35:49.564 --> 35:51.274 Still too hard to see. 35:51.316 --> 35:53.192 Then how are we supposed to find him? 35:53.234 --> 35:54.569 The machine doesn't know. 35:55.403 --> 35:56.655 But Hersh does. 35:59.156 --> 36:00.366 'Be careful, Shaw.' 36:02.953 --> 36:04.037 Where's Finch? 36:04.079 --> 36:05.413 You think I know? 36:05.455 --> 36:07.833 My friend is never wrong which is.. 36:07.874 --> 36:09.960 ...as annoying as that sounds. 36:10.002 --> 36:11.336 Decima. 36:11.377 --> 36:13.588 'You know where to find them?' 36:13.630 --> 36:15.214 Why would I trust you? 36:15.256 --> 36:17.550 I haven't shot you yet and you did try to kill me. 36:17.592 --> 36:18.760 Well, he did kill me. 36:18.802 --> 36:20.261 Those were my orders. 36:20.303 --> 36:21.554 Besides, you got me back, Shaw. 36:21.596 --> 36:23.389 Oh, not even close. I drugged you. 36:23.431 --> 36:25.058 I left you with your heart still beating. 36:25.100 --> 36:27.936 I think we're getting off topic. 36:27.978 --> 36:31.106 You're right. We need to work together to save Finch. 36:31.148 --> 36:34.067 We save our friend then we help you rescue Control. 36:34.109 --> 36:35.568 [whispering] Reese. 36:35.610 --> 36:37.029 It's the right move. 36:38.738 --> 36:41.158 [gun clicking] 36:42.659 --> 36:44.577 [sighs] 36:44.619 --> 36:45.829 Your turn, Shaw. 36:45.871 --> 36:47.622 Not on your life, George. 36:55.421 --> 36:56.589 [gun clicking] 36:58.758 --> 36:59.926 [exhales] 37:02.137 --> 37:04.305 Well, there's no way this could go wrong. 37:06.558 --> 37:07.976 (Greer) 'You're late.' 37:08.018 --> 37:10.562 You try getting across town in a blackout. 37:10.603 --> 37:12.271 (Garrison) 'Who's that?' 37:12.313 --> 37:14.649 That is the most important man in the world, senator. 37:14.691 --> 37:16.442 The father of the new age. 37:17.777 --> 37:19.445 My team just got word that Vigilance 37:19.487 --> 37:21.073 kidnapped my colleagues. 37:21.114 --> 37:23.075 We need to get out of the city. 37:23.116 --> 37:25.118 I'm afraid we won't have enough time. 37:25.160 --> 37:27.453 [door opens] 37:27.495 --> 37:28.914 Senator Garrison. 37:28.955 --> 37:31.332 You know...your men should really encrypt 37:31.374 --> 37:34.627 their text messages... or avoid them altogether. 37:34.669 --> 37:36.796 Kidnapping a senator will get you life. 37:36.838 --> 37:39.674 Mr. Greer, pleasure to make your acquaintance. 37:44.096 --> 37:45.346 Well, now.. 37:48.600 --> 37:51.144 [sighs] 37:51.186 --> 37:53.521 I'm not usually a fan of surprises but this.. 37:54.898 --> 37:56.357 ...this is one I'll happily except. 37:56.399 --> 37:57.567 Harold, is it? 38:00.862 --> 38:03.656 You know, our last conversation was so rudely interrupted 38:03.698 --> 38:06.743 'and I still have so many questions for you.' 38:08.411 --> 38:09.412 You're coming with us. 38:13.750 --> 38:15.001 [distorted chatter] 38:15.043 --> 38:17.129 So where is Langdon? 38:17.170 --> 38:19.631 He took a job in DC but I'm familiar 38:19.672 --> 38:20.924 with your brother's case. 38:23.176 --> 38:25.511 The man you thought he was working with.. 38:25.553 --> 38:27.472 ...turned out to be just a friend from AA. 38:29.808 --> 38:32.060 My brother wasn't a terrorist. 38:32.102 --> 38:34.020 I heard what happened with your brother 38:34.062 --> 38:36.689 and I am terribly sorry for your loss. 38:36.731 --> 38:39.317 Don't give me your platitudes, alright. 38:39.358 --> 38:41.360 You people are the reason he killed himself. 38:41.402 --> 38:43.613 - We had evidence-- - You had nothing! 38:45.323 --> 38:47.075 You locked him up under some loophole 38:47.117 --> 38:49.661 until it destroyed him! 38:49.702 --> 38:53.206 He lost his job, he lost his family. 38:53.248 --> 38:56.626 Innuendo turned out to be just as damaging as a conviction. 38:56.668 --> 38:58.795 He could never be cleared.. 38:58.837 --> 39:01.256 ...because the government never pressed charges. 39:01.298 --> 39:03.591 Innocent people don't kill themselves, Mr. Brandt. 39:05.177 --> 39:06.344 [door opens] 39:10.307 --> 39:12.600 No, people without hope do. 39:14.560 --> 39:16.271 And you robbed him of that. 39:18.023 --> 39:20.608 You took the wrong information and you twisted it. 39:28.407 --> 39:31.452 You're supposed to lock up the criminals.. 39:31.494 --> 39:32.662 ...not create them. 39:34.747 --> 39:37.167 And you took my brother's life so what does that make you? 39:51.681 --> 39:53.599 [phone vibrating] 39:59.522 --> 40:00.690 [phone vibrating] 40:16.622 --> 40:18.791 [distorted chatter] 40:21.920 --> 40:23.213 My car's out front. 40:23.255 --> 40:24.505 Oh, you think you're driving? 40:24.547 --> 40:25.882 Well, you're certainly not driving. 40:25.924 --> 40:27.926 - I'll drive. - I'll pass. 40:27.967 --> 40:29.302 Okay, here's the deal. 40:29.344 --> 40:30.636 I'm gonna drive, Reese sits in the back 40:30.678 --> 40:32.513 while you ride shotgun, agreed? 40:45.318 --> 40:47.444 We're done. The servers are ready. 40:48.696 --> 40:50.656 Perfect timing. 40:50.698 --> 40:53.118 Because this is as far as you boys go. 40:53.159 --> 40:54.911 Everything you need is inside. 40:56.537 --> 40:59.124 That car will take each of you where you need to be. 41:03.128 --> 41:05.504 [speaking in foreign language] 41:05.546 --> 41:07.673 Yeah, we've come this far. We're not leaving you now. 41:07.715 --> 41:09.884 She's done the math. 41:09.926 --> 41:12.178 If we go together, you all die and I do too. 41:13.638 --> 41:15.681 If I go alone, the odds improve. 41:17.309 --> 41:18.684 Slightly. 41:18.726 --> 41:20.728 And just where are you going exactly? 41:27.110 --> 41:28.278 Boys.. 41:29.237 --> 41:30.405 ...meet Samaritan. 41:40.832 --> 41:43.251 [intense music] 41:47.880 --> 41:49.341 (Shaw) 'They're not here.' 41:49.382 --> 41:51.259 (John) 'Then where are they?' 41:58.724 --> 42:01.353 I can't tell you how long I've waited for this moment. 42:06.441 --> 42:08.318 (male 3#) 'How long we've all been waiting.' 42:15.200 --> 42:18.328 Now is the time to expose the truth to our fellow citizens. 42:20.579 --> 42:21.873 The truth that has been lurking beneath 42:21.914 --> 42:23.540 the shadows for so long. 42:25.084 --> 42:27.086 That their country is no longer theirs. 42:29.005 --> 42:32.133 (male #3) 'Their freedoms have been stripped away.' 42:32.175 --> 42:37.055 'One...camera, one cell phone, one megabyte at a time.' 42:37.096 --> 42:38.848 Now's the time to pull back the curtain. 42:42.685 --> 42:45.104 Welcome to your trial, ladies and gentlemen. 42:46.314 --> 42:48.607 Welcome to the trial.. 42:48.649 --> 42:50.318 ...of the United States government. 42:55.990 --> 42:57.867 Court is now in session. 43:06.834 --> 43:08.878 [theme music] n session.