00:00You are aware that you've broken more regulations than I can count.
00:03Well, seven. But Gibbs...
00:06Made a promise to a little boy, I heard.
00:08But that was a long time ago.
00:10And now there's another child who's waiting for their mother to come home.
00:13Director, we both know what that's like.
00:15Now look, I couldn't help Victoria, but I thought maybe I could help out this time.
00:21It's not our fight, Jimmy.
00:24Not anymore.
00:25Says who?
00:26Says the Secretary of Defense and the bean counters who work for him.
00:29Okay, so it's not cost-effective for us to keep our lights on?
00:34What's it going to cost this country if we're gone?
00:36CID will pick up the slack.
00:38At least that's the theory.
00:40That theory sucks, sir.
00:42Look, I understand that this case represents something bigger than itself to all of you.
00:47But then what?
00:49Everyone needs to accept that it's time to let go.
00:52It's time to move on and trust that others will carry the torch.
00:57Yeah.
00:58I heard a rumor that you might be thinking about going into private practice once this shutdown is complete.
01:04Well, the only private practice that's given me an offer is a gerontology group, and that is not much different
01:10than what I do down here.
01:11So, what are you going to do?
01:14Jimmy, I don't know.
01:15I'd always hoped that I was building something that would outlast me.
01:20Back to the drawing board, I guess.
01:22Jimmy, we got a problem.
01:23Nope, never mind.
01:24Left the kettle boiling.
01:25It's okay, Casey.
01:26He knows everything now.
01:27No, not everything.
01:29I just finished analyzing those records McGee sent over from that Navy ship.
01:33We need to call Parker.
01:34Stat.
01:35Stat.
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