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00:02:59This is not your problem, Douglas.
00:03:01This is my problem.
00:03:02What the hell are you talking about?
00:03:03You murdered innocent people here.
00:03:06One more word out of you.
00:03:07I'll report you for insubordination.
00:03:09Thank you, John.
00:03:09Thank you, John.
00:03:39Thank you, John.
00:03:43Let's go.
00:04:13No!
00:04:15No!
00:04:17No!
00:04:19Come on!
00:04:23Leave him alone!
00:04:25How dare you challenge my authority?
00:04:43Don't kill him, I want him alive!
00:05:05Here at Baghdad's international airport, the first foreign nationals evacuated from Kuwait are now finally being allowed to leave the country.
00:05:27Just hang in there, okay?
00:05:29We're almost out of here, just a few more minutes.
00:05:31Okay?
00:05:32Alright, here we go, I know.
00:05:35Attention.
00:05:37Passengers travel to a man on flight 101 from Cairo.
00:05:41I can bag that international airport at 2.30.
00:05:45Wait, wait a minute, what's going on? I'm an American citizen.
00:05:57Bastards are taking away an American.
00:05:59Get that on table.
00:06:01You're not answering my question.
00:06:03I have done nothing wrong here, my papers are in order.
00:06:05What is going on here?
00:06:06No, do you understand what I'm saying?
00:06:08I am an American citizen.
00:06:10American Embassy, what's going on here?
00:06:12They're taking my husband.
00:06:13I say home.
00:06:14Home.
00:06:15I demand to know why you're detained this man.
00:06:17I'm from the American Embassy.
00:06:20I'm from the American Embassy.
00:06:21This is not your business.
00:06:22Ben!
00:06:23Ben!
00:06:24Help me!
00:06:25Help me!
00:06:26I'm taking my husband!
00:06:27Ben!
00:06:28Oh my God!
00:06:29Laura, don't worry, it's going to be all right.
00:06:31Here's my husband's medicine.
00:06:32He's a diabetic.
00:06:33He'll die without it.
00:06:34Laura, don't worry, it's going to be all right.
00:06:36Ben, it'll be all right.
00:06:37Ben!
00:06:38Ben, help!
00:06:39Don't you see somebody!
00:06:40Goodbye, honey.
00:06:41Goodbye, honey.
00:06:50How are you feeling, Mr. Mathews?
00:07:01I'm glad you speak English.
00:07:03Listen, whoever you are, somebody has made a terrible mistake.
00:07:06No, there's no mistake.
00:07:07We know your identity, Mr. Mathews.
00:07:08Then how can you say that there's been no mistake?
00:07:10I say that because there's nothing that can't be rectified in a few days.
00:07:13What about my wife and daughter?
00:07:15Don't worry, they're leaving on schedule.
00:07:17Why can't I leave with them?
00:07:18I was cleared to leave.
00:07:19You're the only one we're interested in.
00:07:21Me?
00:07:22Why me?
00:07:23Have I done something wrong?
00:07:25I'm the one who asked the questions, Mr. Mathews.
00:07:27You're in my country, not yours.
00:07:28In my country, this wouldn't be happening to me.
00:07:30I understand your anxiety.
00:07:32These are difficult times.
00:07:33The rules have changed.
00:07:35What rules?
00:07:36We're not at war.
00:07:37I'm not a soldier.
00:07:38I'm a teacher.
00:07:39What's happening here seems to defy all reason.
00:07:41There are reasons, Mr. Mathews.
00:07:43And they're not to be questioned.
00:07:44I'm in control here, not you.
00:07:45Look, I'm just merely looking for some common ground.
00:07:48Some logic.
00:07:49Where are you people in such a rush to go home?
00:07:51You know you've only been here for six hours.
00:07:54Who are you?
00:07:55Call me your host.
00:07:56Are you frightened, Mr. Mathews?
00:07:58Yes, I am frightened.
00:08:00Because I don't know why you are holding me here.
00:08:04Don't worry.
00:08:05Don't worry.
00:08:06Nothing is going to happen to you.
00:08:09You are my guest of honor.
00:08:11Your brother and I are old friends.
00:08:13Doug?
00:08:14You know Doug?
00:08:15Oh, yes.
00:08:16Very special to me.
00:08:17On his last trip, you might say he left an indelible impression.
00:08:21Then why are you holding me here?
00:08:23Because you're special also to Douglas, to me.
00:08:26I don't want you to leave Iraq without experiencing more of our culture and traditions.
00:08:32You enjoy your stay, Mr. Mathews.
00:08:34Salaam.
00:08:35Salaam.
00:08:52106 for Miami International will be arriving at 10.45 a.m. at gate 54A Dallas International.
00:09:01What kind of questions are the Iraqis asking?
00:09:03They wanted to know if anyone in our family had ever visited Iraq before.
00:09:07And what did you say?
00:09:08That you had once served with a military unit attached to the American Embassy.
00:09:13Did you ask any other questions?
00:09:15Yeah, they wanted to know exactly when you were there.
00:09:21Is anyone else singled out of the line besides Ben?
00:09:25No.
00:09:33Hi, Sidney. How you doing?
00:09:37Hi, Doug.
00:09:38How's the leg?
00:09:39Oh, it's been a bitch.
00:09:42Hope I don't have to go on that table again.
00:09:43Two times are enough.
00:09:46Look, I need your help.
00:09:49Doug, I know about it.
00:09:50It's, uh, it's gonna be tough for me to help you.
00:09:54Why?
00:09:56This is my brother we're talking about, Sidney.
00:09:59He's a hostage with diabetes who's gonna die if he doesn't get out soon.
00:10:03Now, as a friend, you get me in the Iraq.
00:10:04Jesus, Doug.
00:10:06You're persona non grata.
00:10:08Or have you forgotten about all the embarrassment and trouble you caused us?
00:10:11That was five years ago.
00:10:13Not long enough to heal a scar.
00:10:15We went through a lot of bother to save your neck from that noose.
00:10:19Stay with me, Rock.
00:10:21No way, Sid.
00:10:23This is my brother.
00:10:25If he's in any kind of danger, I'm gonna get him home any way I can, whether you like it or not.
00:10:31Take care of that leg.
00:10:32Jesus, I like that guy.
00:10:39Jesus, I like that guy.
00:10:59No!
00:11:02What are you doing?
00:11:06Uh, I need some water.
00:11:07No water.
00:11:08Your medicine.
00:11:09My medicine?
00:11:10Is it my insulin?
00:11:11Are you sure it's my insulin?
00:11:12I think so.
00:11:13What does it look like?
00:11:14Medicine.
00:11:15What does it look like?
00:11:16Medicine.
00:11:18You hit bone.
00:11:19Sorry.
00:11:20May I show you how to do it?
00:11:21No.
00:11:22You can't take this off.
00:11:23Fine.
00:11:24Fine.
00:11:25You hit bone.
00:11:26Sorry.
00:11:27You hit bone.
00:11:28You hit bone.
00:11:29You hit bone.
00:11:30You hit bone.
00:11:31I'm sorry.
00:11:32You hit bone.
00:11:41I can show you how to do it.
00:11:42you hit bone sorry may i show you how to do it no you can't take this off
00:11:52fine
00:11:53can i have some water now not now
00:12:03you can pull it out now
00:12:07thanks
00:12:37how much further is it to the iraqi border
00:12:45i'm only taking you as far as the refugee camp and we're almost there why are you in
00:12:49such a rush to get to iraq when most americans are trying to get out
00:12:53sounds like you drive there often is that true
00:12:56no just my family and the good american dollars
00:13:00how far is it from the refugee camp to the iraqi border
00:13:03not too far they come no stop why they what happens to the trucks and cars after they
00:13:07have arrived
00:13:08turn around go back why do you ask so many questions are you a spy
00:13:14just curious
00:13:18you must be a writing person huh
00:13:21how'd you guess
00:13:23my business to know such things
00:13:38here we are
00:13:41this is as far as i go
00:13:43it will be 24 american dollars
00:13:45i wait for you
00:13:46not unless your wife has a sense of humor
00:13:50what do you want to know such a woman what else you got what do you need a gun
00:14:18a gun
00:14:23follow me
00:14:48i'll take this what else you got
00:15:07i have a grenade
00:15:09show me
00:15:10these are duds the pens have been changed
00:15:22take this one
00:15:25this one
00:15:26i'll take these how much
00:15:32one hundred and fifty dollars american and in cash
00:15:39give me a hundred
00:15:45one hundred and twenty five
00:15:47thank you
00:15:49thank you very much for your mind
00:15:53pic
00:15:56our
00:16:09women
00:16:11great
00:16:14Go! Go! Go!
00:16:16Go! Go!
00:16:18Go! Go!
00:16:44Go!
00:16:48Lila?
00:16:53Lila?
00:17:00How have you been?
00:17:02Fine.
00:17:08What are you doing here?
00:17:10I'm just doing my bit for the American Red Cross.
00:17:14Oh.
00:17:16Strange I haven't run into you before.
00:17:18I'm here almost every day.
00:17:20Excuse me.
00:17:25Give these pills to him twice a day.
00:17:27Morning and night.
00:17:28Okay.
00:17:29Okay? He'll be fine.
00:17:31So you did it.
00:17:34You got your medical degree.
00:17:36Yes, I did.
00:17:40That's great.
00:17:42How's your son?
00:17:48He's fine.
00:17:50How old is he now?
00:17:52Four.
00:17:54Didn't waste any time, did you?
00:18:00Do your house calls usually take you this far away from Baghdad?
00:18:04I go where I'm needed.
00:18:08You didn't go far enough, Lila.
00:18:14Ready, madam.
00:18:15Thank you, Sadio.
00:18:16Thank you, Sadio.
00:18:17I'll be out in the middle.
00:18:18Thank you, Sadio.
00:18:19I'll be out in the middle.
00:18:25Well.
00:18:28It was good seeing you again.
00:18:30Likewise.
00:18:31Good luck.
00:18:41Devore.
00:18:52Devore!
00:18:54Devore!
00:18:55Devore!
00:18:56Devore!
00:18:57Devore!
00:18:58Devore!
00:19:00Thank you very much.
00:26:00You look like help.
00:34:31Mr.
00:38:01Let's go.
00:48:01Stay here.
00:54:01We're waiting for you.
00:58:01I have got to go.
00:58:31I'll be back.
01:01:31You're with you.
01:02:01I haven't seen you.
01:02:31It's this.
01:04:01You lose all right.
01:04:31And I'll kill you.
01:05:01wake up.
01:05:31I'll see you.
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01:08:30What happened.
01:09:00I'll see you.
01:09:30Stop.
01:10:00Open it.
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