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00:01Previously, I'm Doc.
00:02You weaponized my memory loss.
00:04I'm so sorry.
00:05Your license will most likely be suspended.
00:08My folks are both cops.
00:10I am never how-towing to you again.
00:12Oh my God.
00:15That's him?
00:16That's Hannah's father.
00:17The crime is that our dad is dead,
00:19and we are a long way from an eye for an eye.
00:21We killed a kid.
00:23Hannah?
00:24Find somewhere else to go.
00:26Charlie.
00:27Charlie, come on.
00:28Look at me!
00:29What did you do?
00:35The respirators are dropping again.
00:36You gave him Narcan?
00:37Fifteen minutes ago.
00:38We may need to re-dose.
00:39What else did he take?
00:40Special K.
00:41White powder, so meth.
00:42Or maybe cocaine.
00:43Pinpoint people, so fentanyl for sure.
00:45Stacking effect.
00:46There's not much we can do until we get to Eastside.
00:48Oh, he's aspirating.
00:52To be him.
00:53Dispatch is routing the west side.
00:55No, no, Eastside's five minutes out.
00:57Not an option.
00:58Diversion.
00:59Closest open trauma is west side.
01:00Sorry.
01:13She's tacky.
01:15Avian RT.
01:16Give me six milligrams, adenosine push.
01:17You have an abnormal heartbeat.
01:18That's why you're having a chest pain.
01:19Are you sure this isn't a melidosia?
01:20You mean amyloidosis?
01:21Chest pain, fast heart rate, trouble breathing.
01:22All of which indicate Avian RT.
01:23But in the ambulance.
01:24Are you really going to start telling me what the paramedic said?
01:25There's a reason they bring patients here and don't treat them in a U-Haul.
01:30I'm sorry, I wasn't.
01:31Did you put into that little device of yours that your mother has normal voltage on her EKG?
01:36No.
01:37Would you like me to treat you or your daughter in the internet?
01:38I'm good either way.
01:39I'm sorry.
01:40I'm sorry.
01:41I'm sorry.
01:42I'm sure she's just scared and I'm trying to help.
01:43I don't need help.
01:46Don't hurt you, KG?
01:47No.
01:48Would you like me to treat you or your daughter in the internet?
01:51I'm good either way.
01:52I'm sorry.
01:53I'm sure she's just scared and I'm trying to help.
01:56I don't need help.
02:04Are you with him now?
02:05Yes, he's in the ICU.
02:07Just tell me when you're going to be here, Mom.
02:09Will he be okay?
02:10I don't know.
02:10I don't know if he's going to be okay.
02:11Just take his hand and get here.
02:12Hannah!
02:14I heard what happened.
02:15You have a history?
02:16On and off, since my father died.
02:18But he's been clean for a while now.
02:20His tolerance must have been so low.
02:23He has diffuse brain edema.
02:25I don't know how long he was unconscious.
02:27We'll keep him sedated the next 24 or 48 hours.
02:30Minimize the risk of herniation.
02:33Then we can try to bring him out.
02:36Obviously, you won't work today.
02:40I'm glad he's here.
02:42You're family, Hannah.
02:44We got you.
02:45She was trying to sabotage me, and she killed a patient.
02:54It's our understanding that Dr. Clark is in the ICU right now with her brother?
02:57Overdosed last night.
02:58He's in a medically induced coma.
03:00And you're certain he was the hacker?
03:01The FBI grabbed his voice off an Instagram post, compared it with the AI recordings.
03:06It's a clear match.
03:07They'd be arresting him now if he wasn't unconscious.
03:09But as of yet, there's no proof Hannah Clark is involved.
03:12You think it's a coincidence that this all started when she got here?
03:16She walked into my office pretending to be concerned about a lethal dose of lorazepam
03:20that supposedly Amy prescribed, when actually she was trying to frame her.
03:25But that's not proof.
03:26Her brother changed the dosage on my account.
03:28We don't have it yet.
03:29Not definitively.
03:30Well, you better get it before we act prematurely.
03:33And we don't want her being perp-walked through internal medicine.
03:36You'll forgive me if that's not my primary concern.
03:38The FBI is surveilling her on our security cams.
03:42They're content to wait for now.
03:43And you believe all of this is happening because you fired her father and he subsequently killed himself?
03:48HR reports indicate that he quit.
03:50But there was clearly some kind of conflict between us.
03:53And I have a memory of him yelling at me in my office and swiping a photograph off my desk.
03:59We understand there was a formal complaint by him against Dr. Larson a week before he resigned.
04:03That's correct.
04:04I discussed this with Dr. Larson at the time, and she indicated she was trying to help him, but wouldn't tell me what the issue was.
04:11I'm not sure why you skew that with skepticism, Edie.
04:15Dr. Larson doesn't lie.
04:16But you don't remember why you forced him to quit her if it was defensible.
04:20What?
04:21What?
04:22No.
04:24And how about you, Dr. Honda?
04:26Well, I wasn't working here at the time.
04:28But you were still married to Dr. Larson.
04:30There was no discussion of it that I can recall.
04:32What about you, Dr. Ridley?
04:34Never heard the name Brian Clark until this morning.
04:36I think we have the picture here.
04:38If you wouldn't mind waiting outside for a few minutes, we'll need to discuss next steps.
04:44And, Amy, under no circumstances are you to confront Hannah.
04:48Understood.
04:54They kicked me out.
04:55So that's always a good sign.
04:56Okay, what else could they possibly say to you except, we're so sorry this happened and we'll take care of it.
05:01They were asking me about Brian, which I, of course, can't help them with.
05:05Do you have any insight from that time?
05:07All you told me was that you had a run-in with him, he quit, and then he died.
05:10You never even said it was suicide.
05:12I must not have wanted to admit it to you.
05:14Well, he had serious problems.
05:15People don't kill themselves just because they lose their jobs.
05:18They are launching an internal investigation into Brian Clark's departure.
05:25Wait, what?
05:26The size of the scandal is going to be enormous.
05:28From a labor relations, PR, and legal point of view, they need to see if it's fruit from the poisonous tree.
05:34Okay, what does that even mean?
05:35They're worried about Amy's history.
05:37When the FBI arrests Hannah, the first thing the press will ask is, why'd she do it?
05:41Which will boomerang back on the hospital.
05:42So they're saying if Amy mistreated the man, then maybe his daughter was provoked.
05:47Oh, I'm done with these people.
05:49Well, apparently he's fine with them.
05:50Give me a break, Joan.
05:51If I put my thumb on the scale, I'll have no credibility.
05:54Oh, sure.
05:55So we appease the witch hunt.
06:01Apparently the investigator's already in the building.
06:03What?
06:04You won't work today, but stick around to be questioned.
06:10Well, clearly his hands are tied.
06:13I need to find out what happened.
06:16Myself.
06:21I'm concerned about an oxybrain injury and cardiac liability.
06:25Meth, coke, fentanyl, and ketamine?
06:26Yeah.
06:29He wanted to hurt himself, that's for sure.
06:32What did you say to her?
06:34That we're family.
06:35She can't know.
06:37Do you think you can manage your emotions around this?
06:40Yeah, I mean, right now he's a patient, needs to be safe.
06:42She's his sister.
06:43Good.
06:43Because we need to bring him back, and you need to figure out whatever you can from her
06:48about why their father resigned.
06:50She trusts you.
06:51She looks up to you.
06:52Okay, but why do we need to...
06:53The big word is trying to scapegoat Amy about this whole mess.
06:57We cannot let that happen.
07:09Dr. Ridley said she was assigning you to us.
07:11I don't know what I'll do if anything happens to him.
07:17We're here for you, okay?
07:18We all are.
07:19I don't know what I'm saying.
07:26Is Julie here?
07:36Uh, no.
07:38Is Julie here?
07:40Uh, no. She just got called down to admin.
07:43Don't know why.
07:45Um, what about TJ? Has he started yet?
07:48I don't know.
07:50I'll do anything for you. You know that.
07:52Well, it's not you, actually. I need help from your father.
07:55Like detective work?
07:57It's better if I don't tell you.
08:03Hey, son. Hey, pops.
08:05You know how you always wish you had some way to pay back Amy?
08:08You think of something?
08:09Yeah, yeah. Sounds like today's the day.
08:14Hey, Randy.
08:15Amy.
08:16Understand that everything we say here today will be recorded,
08:19but must remain confidential, right?
08:21This is a formal investigation sanctioned by the board of Westside Hospital
08:25and CMO Michael Hamda with regard to the recent hack of Dr. Amy Larson.
08:32Are you prepared to answer some questions?
08:34I am, yes.
08:35So this will be regarding Dr. Larson's conduct during her time as Chief of Internal Medicine.
08:40As I understand it, you were a nurse in that department for the entire duration of her reign?
08:44I was.
08:48Shall we begin?
08:49Did you start my patient on furosemide?
09:01Yeah, her O2 sats were dropping.
09:03She has chronic kidney failure.
09:05I checked her lap.
09:06She looked like she could handle a gentle diuresis.
09:08She's already on an ace inhibitor.
09:09You just doubled down on renal risk.
09:11Which is why I started her on vasopressin.
09:14That raised her blood pressure but didn't address her heart failure or low ejection fraction.
09:18So what did she need, Dr. Clark?
09:23Do you have any idea what you're doing?
09:26An eindentrope.
09:28Now I have to explain to her daughter why she has a tube jammed down her trachea when she was turning a corner this morning.
09:35Lucy.
09:367-0-E-T-T.
09:37Autonomate and sucks.
09:38Stat.
09:39This is the big leagues, Brian.
09:41If you're gonna bring your double-A game, the least you could do is consult me when you're covering one of my patients.
09:47As I understand it, there was a pattern of behavior which rankled colleagues, patients, and their families.
09:53She could be tough.
09:54Is that the case with Alex Diaz?
09:58You're gonna blame that on her?
10:00Well, it's been indicated to me that her negative interactions with Mr. Diaz were the primary motivation.
10:04for taking hostages, including you.
10:07Six years ago, you talked us out of the transplant.
10:11He was trying to save his daughter.
10:13But he blamed Dr. Larson for how his daughter's care was managed.
10:17He did.
10:18And he was wrong.
10:23What can you tell me about Dr. Brian Clark?
10:25I understand you were on duty the day he resigned.
10:28I was.
10:29There seems to be a question about whether Dr. Larson actually forced him to resign.
10:33He swiped everything off her desk in anger.
10:36You don't do that and get to keep your job.
10:38Yeah, but you didn't hear what was said in that office.
10:40No.
10:41So it's just as likely that he swiped her desk after she fired him, which could indicate that he'd been treated unfairly.
10:48There were troubling stories about him from some of the other nurses.
10:52Well, unfortunately, rumors don't help me much, but I do appreciate you taking the time.
10:56Now, if you would please sign this, it's just an NDA.
11:00And did he ask you about Brian Clark?
11:10How do you know that?
11:11Hannah and her brother are the ones coming after me.
11:14What?
11:15I think they blame me for their father's death.
11:17This investigator is trying to say you brought this all on yourself.
11:21What did he say to you?
11:23I told him I saw Dr. Clark sweep everything off your desk the day he resigned.
11:26But as soon as I mentioned anything negative about him, the guy shut down the interview.
11:30Even when I told him there were stories from other nurses, he didn't ask who or what they were.
11:35What stories?
11:36Apparently, Dr. Clark walked out in the middle of a procedure.
11:39He disappeared for like an hour.
11:41Which nurse told you that?
11:42I don't know.
11:43I heard it third hand.
11:44What was the name of the patient?
11:46Do you want me to ask around?
11:48No, you've done enough.
11:50I think there's another way I can find out.
11:52Yes, that's me and Dr. Clark.
11:55So, do you remember this moment based on the body language?
12:00I know you think I have it in for Dr. Larson, but I wasn't trying to get her into trouble.
12:05Just tell us what happened, Liz.
12:08Okay, Dr. Clark noticed that I was confused about this dosage Dr. Larson prescribed and-
12:15I need to talk to-
12:22Can I speak to you outside?
12:26Excuse me.
12:31What was that?
12:32You know I can't discuss it.
12:33Well, apparently Brian Clark walked out in the middle of a procedure four years ago.
12:37That must be part of the reason that I asked him to resign.
12:40I need to find out how far back our security footage goes.
12:44Six months on our hard drives, and it's not archived anywhere.
12:47Then I need to see the procedure notes from the last year he was here.
12:50You're the subject of the investigation.
12:52Well, I'm not just gonna sit here and let them take me down.
12:56Did you really think I was just gonna roll over?
12:58Tell me what you think you're gonna find, and I'll look for it.
13:01Will you?
13:02Because I didn't see you standing up for me much earlier in the conference room.
13:05If it helps get at the truth, it's my responsibility.
13:08So, yes.
13:09This has gotta be really hard on you, you know, after what happened to your dad.
13:21What do you mean?
13:23Did someone say something to you about how he died?
13:26No.
13:27No, I'm sorry.
13:28Where's Dr. Larson?
13:29Does she know about this?
13:30You know, I'm not really sure.
13:31Charlie!
13:32Okay, does Hannah just stay back?
13:34I saw the wide complex tachycardia on the monitor.
13:37Pulse is strong. BP's holding.
13:38That's a good start.
13:39Okay, he's hemodynamically stable.
13:41Rhythm's regular and monomorphic.
13:42We don't need to shock him.
13:43Let's just get him on a volcano might drip.
13:44Electricity's faster, and we need a sinus rhythm now.
13:46And the meds are biased time.
13:48And risk me, fib no.
13:49It could be something simple like hyperkalemia.
13:51Which we will know as soon as I shock him, Hannah, and you are not to weigh in on this.
13:55Charging to 100.
13:59Clear.
14:01This is the big leagues.
14:05Brian, if you're gonna bring your double-A game, the least you could do is consult me when you're covering one of my patients.
14:14I'll get him up to speed and we'll talk about discharge then.
14:17Richard?
14:20Michael.
14:21Hey, how you been?
14:22Fine, good.
14:23I miss you guys.
14:24I know.
14:25It's been too long.
14:27I've asked Amy about the four of us getting together for dinner.
14:30Yeah, she's...
14:31She's still having a hard time.
14:33I know.
14:34I'm sorry.
14:35Listen, I just saw her having a conflict with one of the other doctors.
14:39Which one?
14:40Um, yeah, I don't know his name.
14:42Well, unfortunately, she's been having conflicts with almost everyone these days.
14:46Yeah.
14:47And I was wondering if that was par for the course.
14:49She's changing.
14:50Michael.
14:51She needs help.
14:53I heard Dr. Ridley was here.
14:58Have you seen her?
14:59She may be the one person who could get through to her.
15:02Come on.
15:03Blood pressure's cratering and look at his chest.
15:08His lungs can take it.
15:09We need to keep his ventilation rate going to get oxygen to his brain.
15:12His heart rate's all over the place.
15:13I mean, do you see his hands?
15:14How swollen they are?
15:15Yeah.
15:16It's the fentanyl.
15:17It's the only explanation for the swelling and the ICP.
15:19Okay, look.
15:20I try to avoid cutting, but I really think we gotta operate to relieve the pressure.
15:25We're not going into his brain until we finish this round of hyperventilation and then bomb him with mannitol and hypertonic saline.
15:33But I'll put him on portable monitors and a ventilator after we finish this course.
15:42Were you able to get anything out of her about her father?
15:45No.
15:46She keeps asking about Amy, wondering why she hasn't checked in on her.
15:49Oh, let her wonder.
15:50I'm not putting them in the room together.
15:52Also, Sonia texted me.
15:54Hmm?
15:55Apparently, the investigator called her in.
15:57This will be your chance to stick it to Amy once and for all, then.
16:12Dr. Matra, thank you for coming by on your day off.
16:15CMO says, come, I come.
16:17I don't suppose he mentioned to you what we'll be discussing?
16:21I know, but I'd imagine it has something to do with our security issues.
16:25I've been told a patient died as a result.
16:28Wake up.
16:29Can you please just wake up, Mommy?
16:31Wake up!
16:32Come on!
16:33There was a test that got lost in the system.
16:37It arrived too late.
16:38Now, you're aware that Dr. Larson has been the specific target?
16:41I am.
16:42Yes.
16:43Any thoughts about that?
16:44I'm not sure I follow you.
16:47Well, when you were a medical student, she told you in a punitive moment to pursue a different line of work.
16:54Seems to be the stuff of West Side lore.
16:57But somebody is this blatantly negligent.
17:00It usually means they're trying to fail.
17:02Yes, she did say that.
17:05And I also know that you were one of the hostages held at gunpoint by a disgruntled patient of hers.
17:10Yes.
17:11And I'm told that you blame Dr. Larson for what happened that day.
17:14Um, by who?
17:16One of your colleagues.
17:20And what did this colleague say, exactly?
17:23That you felt Dr. Larson's bedside manner was provocative.
17:27That patients and other doctors often felt bullied by her.
17:34You were petty and vindictive and frightening, inferior, Doctor.
17:37Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
17:41I don't recall saying that.
17:46I found two potential incidents.
17:48The first was an upper endoscopy.
17:50Notes indicate the procedure started at 10.46 a.m.
17:53But didn't conclude until 1.47 p.m.
17:56Three hours?
17:57With no complications?
17:58Should have been in and out in 90.
18:00Who was the nurse on that procedure?
18:02Lucy Yen.
18:04Now here's the other one.
18:05Bronchoscopy that lasted four hours.
18:07There was a small hemorrhage, but...
18:09No, that would add like 20 minutes.
18:11That's what I thought.
18:13I'll give these both to the investigator.
18:15Ask him to dig into them.
18:16He's not gonna do that, Michael.
18:18What makes you say that?
18:19I talked to one of the people he interviewed.
18:21You're not supposed to be talking to anyone.
18:23They told him about Brian's problems,
18:25and he did everything he could to avoid getting information about it.
18:28Joan was right.
18:29The hunt is on, and I'm the witch.
18:38And you were in the ICU that day?
18:40Yes.
18:41Yes.
18:42And what did you witness?
18:45Dr. Larson yelling at Dr. Clark.
18:50Did Dr. Clark leave in the middle of it?
18:52This is four years ago.
18:53I understand, but you'd remember if a doctor walked out of a procedure.
18:58This might have happened with someone else, but it wasn't this procedure and it wasn't with me.
19:02Well, there were a lot of rumors back then about it.
19:04Do you remember which nurse was there when it happened?
19:07I'm sorry. I really don't want to get involved in any of this.
19:09No, you were just in there with him, so you're already involved.
19:12Just, I mean, what did he ask you?
19:16Dr. Larson.
19:17Lucy, they're coming after me. Please.
19:23There was a time a few years ago, you yelled at Dr. Clark in front of everyone in the ICU.
19:29Yelled at him about what?
19:31I don't remember exactly, but you said he didn't know what he was doing and to stay away from your patients and things like that.
19:37And this was right before he resigned?
19:38No, this was a year before. You weren't even chief yet.
19:42So we were just equal colleagues?
19:45So what are they trying to say? I mean, that isn't even a power dynamic.
19:49I only know they were asking how you treated him.
19:52And I had to tell them exactly what I saw. There were just too many other people there.
19:56I understand. I wouldn't ask you to lie from me.
19:59I should get back to work now.
20:15Good afternoon.
20:17Thanks for coming. Please have a seat.
20:20You told Brian he's in the minor leagues. In front of how many people?
20:35He almost killed my patient. Did he tell you how many people saw that?
20:50So that's how it is now? Humiliate everyone on your way to the top?
20:56Your feelings can't really still be hurt from the other day.
21:01What's happening to you, Amy? Ever since Danny died?
21:07Is this really who you want to become because this is not who you are?
21:12No, and who am I?
21:14You're in pain. And you're acting out on everyone because of it.
21:24Do you believe Brian Clark was an inferior doctor?
21:27No, I do not.
21:28And yet, shortly after Dr. Larson became chief, he was gone.
21:32You think she fired him?
21:34Well, it's clear she asked him to leave, but because of her memory issues, she can't tell us why.
21:38Well, at the time, she said that he quit because of COVID burnout.
21:43But you didn't believe that?
21:44He had a son in college and a daughter in med school. So, no, it didn't sound plausible.
21:50And did he ever talk to you about what happened between them?
21:53At this point, I'm going to advise my client to withhold any more information until you can be clearer about the nature of this investigation.
22:00But I already told you this has nothing to do with the pending Dixon lawsuit.
22:03Nonetheless, we're here as a courtesy, and that courtesy has limits.
22:07We are trying to determine if Dr. Clark was dismissed unfairly.
22:17And why now? Money's been dead for years.
22:20That I can't say.
22:28Are you asking if Dr. Larson was vindictive?
22:32Was she?
22:34No.
22:35That's what I'm asking.
22:39Brian sent me an email a few weeks before he died.
22:41I'm assuming you'd like to see it?
22:44Laura, I think we probably knew each other.
22:49But you don't remember.
22:50No.
22:51No, I was an internal medicine a couple of years. Oh transferred out of the department because of you
22:58Okay, yeah, I get it. You don't remember. So you've got no responsibility for it
23:03What can I do for you?
23:06There was a bronchoscopy in 2020 the patient's name was Carl Harris and the doctor was Brian Clark. I
23:14Knew him the procedure went on for four hours, but the notes don't indicate and bolted
23:20He did left right after sedation
23:23Disappeared for over an hour almost botched it when he got back. He was so out of it out of it. How was he on drugs? No idea
23:31But I came to you about it because he was a good man, and he needed help instead you fired him and then he killed himself
23:40You didn't even come to the funeral, but that's who you were
23:43But I can't speak to that Laura but this
23:49Has to come out the man is gone and resting in peace
23:53We never had this conversation, and I'm not saying a word about this to anyone, please
23:58Oh
24:04My god
24:05My god, what's happening to him? It's okay mom. They're gonna figure this out airways blocked by mucus blood
24:10Okay, pupils dilated unresponsive to the lights subdural hematoma. What does that mean?
24:14We've his brain is swollen and compressed they got to do something to relieve the pressure or now let's go
24:19It's gonna be you right you're gonna operate of course
24:49Hey, I hear brian clark's wife is downstairs any chance I can get a crack at her her son's in surgery. I think that would be unseemly
25:03Here's the email brian clark to richard miller. It's pretty incriminating
25:11Be able to find a pattern of behavior. Oh absolutely and one overt instance of dr. Larson bullying him in very public faith
25:19fashion
25:20Apparently dr. Honda was there when it happened and dr. Ridley was aware of it as well
25:29Unbelievable am I questioning them was this a stone you want unturned?
25:35Because otherwise why would that investigator been here? I was just looking for an update Hannah's brothers in surgery right now dr. Ridley
25:41He's got a subdural hematoma. And did you find anything out? Apparently I publicly humiliated brian before he resigned or I
25:48Fired him or whatever the hell happened? Do we have any idea what richard told him richard? He was here
25:55Amy saw him. They didn't tell me that. Well, I doubt they're telling you much of anything Michael
26:00Let me assure you that whatever can be done you asked to see me and miss Nelson has some concerns regarding her mother's care and they are
26:13She was doing fine yesterday and then I come back and she's got a tube down her throat
26:18When I asked what happened, I heard there was an argument
26:21Guess somebody made a big mistake
26:24The course of treatment can change in a case as complicated as your mother's
26:28Now you're not so cocky. Are you I understand it's disturbing to see her intubated, but I am confident that she is going to come through this
26:35Well, I'm glad because if she doesn't I'll be suing you for malpractice
26:45I'm told the argument was between you and dr. Clark who was covering for you
26:49He made what I felt was a mistake
26:51And I raised my voice, but it was a judgment call. It certainly wasn't malpractice. Do I need to initiate a formal review? Absolutely not
26:59She's my patient
27:01The buck stops with me
27:03Very good
27:08She had a chance to throw dr. Clark under the bus and she did now that moment there that was when I decided to throw my full support
27:16Behind her to succeed me because that is leadership and character
27:21Mr. Crawford would you mind if we had a word?
27:24Oh, I think we're done here dr. Numeroff
27:29Appreciate your time
27:34You're gonna turn that off was there something you don't want on the record
27:43You realize richard miller is an entirely unreliable witness that he was terminated because he accidentally killed a patient and then tried to blame it
27:51On dr. Larson yeah, I'm aware of the history
27:53And there are questions of credibility about anyone I speak with but dr. Miller was a close friend of brian clark's
27:59It would have been irresponsible not to interview him particularly while you're still in the middle of settling the dixon lawsuit
28:04and what did dr. Miller have to say well, it wasn't what he said which I'd naturally take with a grain of salt but
28:12What he had in writing it doesn't look favorably upon dr. Larson
28:18As long as we're on the subject
28:19I'd like to ask if you have any information yourself about the conflict between her and dr. Clark
28:24Well, I know it was before your time
28:25But you know a lot of the players and people talk to you
28:29Like you said it was before my time
28:31But you were there when she abused him in front of a half dozen colleagues and patients. I'm sorry
28:35I don't know what you're talking about
28:38October
28:4014 2019 in the icu she told him he wasn't good enough to be in the big leagues
28:46Three other people remember you being there
28:53This is the big leagues brian if you're gonna bring your double a game the least you could do is consult me when you're covering one of my patients
29:02Yes
29:06I was there and did you find her behavior appropriate
29:08So what did she need?
29:17No
29:19I didn't and at that time you also brought the incident to dr. Ridley's attention because she also neglected to inform us of this
29:38I can't believe this is where we are
29:49I know
29:51Is this all because what happened to your father?
29:55Or is it something I did? I tried to be there for you. You didn't do this mom
29:59I did this
30:02What do you mean?
30:06Hannah what are you talking about?
30:09Nothing just it's not your fault
30:18Hannah and Charlie found their father three years ago gassed himself in his car
30:22Oh god
30:23Charlie picked out a community college for drug possession and dealing invested for wire fraud and identity theft last year
30:29Led out of that three months rehab at st.
30:31John's in 2023 sounds like that didn't take no known address no registered vehicle
30:36Inspired driver's license
30:38What about Hannah?
30:39120,000 school loan debt stint at roseville
30:43The psychiatric facility 53 days tells me it was voluntary
30:48Guess her hipaa protections meant the hospital didn't know when they hired her
30:51No, she would have had to lie about that
30:53As for the father pretty big money problems when he died liquidated retirement accounts defaulted on his second home mortgage maxed out four credit cards with no payment
31:02So he was drowning he drowned
31:05Then the family fell apart looks like mom moved to sacramento she's working as a waitress let the kids defend for themselves
31:12Dr. Larson
31:16It looks like it's my turn in the firing squad
31:18None of this came from me okay
31:20Yeah
31:29Jewelers forceps
31:33Cushion reflex need to go quick
31:47Suction
31:50How'd it go?
31:55You could have scrubbed in on the surgery like we talked about
31:57Hannah asked me to come in and see what's going on now
31:59We relieve the cranial pressure but we won't know his cognitive level until he wakes up if he wakes up
32:04Uh, it's uh, uh, uh, it's uh nadrenaline
32:13Okay
32:14Bit of carpal tunnel
32:19I'm gonna break Hannah
32:21You know how Amy is now.
32:35She smelled competition, so she's coming after all contenders for her throne.
32:40Watch your back, my friend.
32:43It goes on to say you coerced him into resigning,
32:46and he left, fearing retribution,
32:49and that you undercut it when other potential employers sought a recommendation.
32:52Well, you've caught me cornered because, you know, I can't remember.
32:56But it sounds to me like a guy who's trying to save face to a friend.
33:00Those words don't make facts.
33:03I'm wondering if you've been told about it,
33:06what seems to be a legendary incident,
33:08where you dressed down Dr. Clark in front of a room full of people.
33:12I have heard about it. Yes.
33:15Dr. Hamda?
33:16Uh, no.
33:18Because he was there, and he attested to the fact that your behavior was abusive.
33:26This morning, he was trying to get to the bottom of Hannah Clark's behavior.
33:30Have you spent any time at all looking into that?
33:33That's not my purview.
33:34I'm only here to determine if Brian Clark was wrongfully terminated
33:38as context for his daughter's recent actions.
33:41Okay, well, I can tell you that Brian had problems.
33:46He left a patient on the table in the middle of a procedure.
33:49And if he killed himself three months after leaving here, you have to ask yourself why.
33:53Were there drug problems? Money problems?
33:55It sounds like you know something you're not saying.
33:58He was nearly bankrupt.
34:02Defaulted on his mortgages, creditors chasing him.
34:04Where'd you get this information?
34:05I can't say.
34:06But if you were doing your job, you would have to see.
34:08So you're going to continue to impugn the man when you don't even remember what happened?
34:12And then you're going to sling unsubstantiated rumors at him when his 23-year-old son is downstairs in a coma?
34:17I got to tell you, Dr. Larson, this behavior of yours right now, it doesn't reflect very well on how you acted back then.
34:24Not at all.
34:25Unfortunately, there's not much you've said that can help your cause.
34:28Because I'm not as credible as Dr. Miller, who's basically a pathological liar?
34:33Bring me something in writing or a witness who isn't biased in your favor.
34:37Well, at least I got my day in court.
34:40Amy, I know what you did, Hannah.
35:02I don't know my daughter.
35:05You poisoned my daughter with your filthy lies.
35:09Hannah, what's going on?
35:10Tell her, Hannah.
35:11Go on.
35:12Make your mother proud.
35:13You got your revenge.
35:14How does that feel?
35:15Is this where you wanted to be right now?
35:18What did you do?
35:21I ruined my life.
35:24And he destroyed his.
35:26They think that I've fired your husband for no reason.
35:30But we both know that he had it coming, don't we?
35:33This is not how to do this.
35:36Oh, my God, Charlie.
35:38It was for another ID.
35:4275 grams of mannitol.
35:44But I thought he was okay.
35:45I thought the surgery went well.
35:46Charlie.
35:47Charlie.
35:48Stop.
35:49Look at his hands.
35:54That's not from the brain bleed.
35:57The weak arms, the head trauma, the swollen hands.
35:59You thought it was from the fentanyl, right?
36:02It's not.
36:03It's S-I-A-D-H.
36:04She's right.
36:05Stop the fluids.
36:0615 milligrams tolvapton.
36:07Do it.
36:08Stat.
36:15I'm so sorry, Amy.
36:20I'm so sorry.
36:21I can't believe it.
36:35I mean, I just, I can't believe it.
36:38I can't believe it.
37:00I can't believe it.
37:04I can't believe it.
37:05Love.
37:11Would you mind?
37:33Charlie's conscious now.
37:36He'd be gone if it wasn't for you.
37:39I was just doing my job.
37:42So don't thank me.
37:48She didn't come here to hurt you.
37:50How do you know?
37:54She didn't even know, Brian, you had any conflict until she got here.
38:01And then, Charlie...
38:03Oh, he pushed her so far beyond anything I could imagine.
38:07This is really supposed to be some kind of consolation for me.
38:11I'm a doctor and they're going to take that away from me because I wasn't nice to your husband.
38:21And I fired him because he had problems that nobody will admit.
38:26He had problems.
38:36And I will tell that to you.
38:40Anyone who will listen.
38:42You saved Charlie after everything they did to you.
38:51So what did happen?
39:01It was gambling.
39:04But none of us knew it.
39:06He kept it a secret for so long and then all of a sudden everything just started crashing down around us.
39:12But he admitted to me the night he disappeared that Dr. Larson had tried to help him.
39:17She told him to take a leave of absence and that she would cover for him as long as he got treatment.
39:23I never told Hannah and Charlie any of this.
39:27If I had, none of this would have happened.
39:31I just heard.
39:33I think you, me, and TJ are the only people who did not go into that box today.
39:39Yeah, you know, I guess he just didn't want to hear from her fan club.
39:43It's been a long day. Shouldn't you two go get a room?
39:46Whoa, Gina, is that you officially endorsing this relationship?
39:50Separate cars, people. These walls have ears.
40:03I just wanted to thank you. You were really in my corner today. Always am.
40:33I heard he had the chance to sell me down the river today.
40:42Jake wasn't supposed to tell you that.
40:45He just cares about us both and he is sick of us fighting.
40:52Frankly, so am I.
40:55But I'm still inferior.
40:58That was a bad moment.
41:02You knew Crawford was going to ask me about that incident with Amy and let him ambush me.
41:21And you knew what you'd seen and told us nothing.
41:23I didn't even know it was Brian Clark.
41:25But you remembered the moment because it was awful.
41:28It was an awful time. Whatever you want to say about her.
41:31Dr. Ridley was in the hospital that day. She also knew and said nothing.
41:35You got this from Dr. Miller.
41:37We were trying to protect the hospital.
41:38By bringing down our best doctor.
41:40By removing our most problematic one.
41:42All while you and Joan were engaged in a cover up.
41:45Now Dr. Ridley and I are the witches.
41:47Her feelings were clear from the opening bell and obviously you've always been compromised.
41:51So, should I expect you to bring in some weasel to start sniffing around about us?
41:57I haven't decided yet. But we'll let you know.
42:00I would have paid to see Max squirming all day today. And their faces when we walk back in with this.
42:10So you agree? We have a play here?
42:13Oh, absolutely.
42:16Then call them. I want to go in tomorrow.
42:19No. We have a meeting next Thursday to settle the Dixon lawsuit.
42:23We hit them then. When they least expect it.
42:26Hello?
42:39I heard you did the right thing with Brian.
42:41And you think I did it because of something you said?
42:47I didn't know.
42:51This job's hard enough without somebody stabbing you in the back.
42:54Say what you want about me, but if I'm coming for you, you will see me coming.
43:24You're here.
43:25There's a lot of you.
43:26I'm coming for me.
43:27Go to the door.
43:28I've got a smile.
43:29I've got a smile.
43:30I'm coming for you.
43:32Oh, no, no.
43:33You're here.
43:34You are here.
43:35I'll be there.
43:37You are here.
43:42You're here.
43:45You are here.
43:47I'm in the right spot.
43:48You're here.
43:49You're here.
43:50You're here.
43:52You
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