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01:06I like to think that I, we, have a ball.
01:13You know, uh, Becky's dino, eh?
01:16Closed.
01:17I'm turning it into a soul cycle.
01:19You're evil for even telling me that.
01:26Dark times.
01:27Dark times indeed.
01:29These Hell's Kitchen nostalgia is running pretty thin with you guys.
01:32You realize that, right?
01:33Nostalgia, reverence for the past, yet hope for the future.
01:37Oh, that is the next level closing argument he has right there.
01:41Too much?
01:45Nostalgia or not, it's hard to believe Jerry's retiring.
01:48So many retiring, leaving, and it's 30% of the force in the last two years.
01:52Are those numbers legit?
01:53Uh, my numbers are always legit.
01:55Well, you wouldn't argue with her.
01:57Still, the city finds other ways to protect itself.
02:13Well, we could just get out of here, huh?
02:16You and me?
02:17Yeah.
02:17Sounds nice.
02:18Although, I think that's a distinct violation of the Friends Code.
02:21The Friends Code.
02:22Oh, and I keep forgetting about the Friends Code.
02:24Mm-hmm.
02:25No one's above the law.
02:26Nope.
02:27Certainly not you, Miss Page.
02:30Tell me you're going to do something soulful, like walk the earth and adventures.
02:38Well, I'm thinking about restoring a farmhouse upstate.
02:41Or that.
02:43Shoot me straight.
02:45Why the hell are you quitting?
02:47Hey, excuse me?
02:48It's called retirement.
02:50It's quitting, and you know it.
02:52I hear you were at a real firm once.
02:54I was.
02:55Mm-hmm.
02:55Hogarth Chow and Benowitz.
02:57It's on my list for when they leave the DAs.
03:00Ambition.
03:01I like that.
03:02Then why are you in a storefront?
03:04Jesus.
03:05Remind me never to face you in cross.
03:07Question stands.
03:09I'm in a storefront because it's real.
03:14And I happen to like most of the people I represent.
03:17All that experience.
03:18You're taking her off the street.
03:20You're going to miss this shit.
03:22You're my daredevil, white tiger.
03:25They're the future.
03:26We're obsolete.
03:26Ah, spare me the dinosaur's laments.
03:30We're the thin blue line, not them.
03:32We get sued, and they get cheered.
03:35The way I see it, the vigilantes are just like us.
03:37Some are stand-up human beings worthy of the gig.
03:40Others are just power-tripping assholes.
03:42You might have a point there, Detective Kim.
03:47Next round on me.
03:48Joe C.
03:50Keep your cash.
03:51Tonight's your crime.
03:52You don't pay.
03:56Mr. Cherry, may you be in heaven a full half hour for the devil knows you're dead.
04:05What about dumb Benny?
04:07Yeah, you heard about that.
04:09Everyone has heard about that.
04:10The guy rips off a bonded warehouse, gets caught on surveillance, and then he tells the cops he found 20
04:15cases of Lafitte block trial on the subway.
04:18Benny's a unique individual.
04:20Benny is an idiot.
04:22He's gonna walk, you know.
04:23You sound confident.
04:26What's your game plan?
04:27I'll keep my strategy to myself, thank you very much.
04:3150 bucks says I can worm it out of your foot, eventually.
04:34Not a chance.
04:36You know Josie keeps a bottle of 20-year-old O'Melvenies behind the bar?
04:39Really?
04:40Really.
04:42Cheers.
04:43Cheers.
04:48Oh my God, he did it.
04:49What?
04:51Foggy?
04:51Yes.
04:52No.
04:54He does not have the game for Kirsten's zombie.
04:56How dare you?
04:57Don't underestimate our foggy.
04:58I'm not underestimating her.
05:00You get soft in public service.
05:02I have learned ninja moves at my time at NM&P.
05:07Oh boy.
05:08Where?
05:08No.
05:09He's calling the firm NM&P.
05:12No.
05:13Foggy.
05:14Oh.
05:15Should we rescue him?
05:16Rescue him?
05:17Hell no.
05:18I just wish we had popcorn.
05:23Sorry.
05:26What do you think about some new glasses?
05:29Oh, I think they're a little...
05:30How long have you spent?
05:31Oh, I just remember a little dated.
05:33Really?
05:33Yeah.
05:35Yeah.
05:45I can't understand it.
05:48What?
05:50Just...
05:51No.
05:52Just stay there.
05:54I'm literally around the corner.
05:55I'll be there in five minutes.
05:56You're not listening, man.
05:58There's someone downstairs.
06:00Benny.
06:01Something's wrong.
06:29I'm coming for me.
06:30Calm down.
06:31Just calm down.
06:32Oh, come on, man.
06:33What's going on?
06:34It's Benny.
06:35It's Benny.
06:36After that thing in Red Hook, he said he was getting threats, so I stashed him.
06:41You stashed him?
06:43How exactly are you stashing people?
06:45He's at my apartment.
06:46It's just down the street.
06:48Seriously, Foggy?
06:49I hear the...
06:50It's a secure building, Benny.
06:51You're safe.
06:53I guess paranoia is probably high.
06:54It doesn't sound high.
06:56What?
06:56Why didn't you tell me about the threats?
06:58I just thought it was Benny being Benny.
07:01No!
07:01No, no!
07:03All right, stay here.
07:05Daddy.
07:06Just...
07:07Just stay here.
07:07Keep calling.
07:08Look, I'm sorry.
07:11Maybe I didn't want to give you an excuse.
07:12Just stay here.
07:31Oh, God.
07:32Oh, God.
07:34Oh, God.
07:37Oh, God.
07:40Oh, God.
07:41Oh, God.
07:44Benny, what's going on? Are you okay?
07:47Foggy, he wanted to know where you were.
07:50I'm sorry.
07:53What?
07:54No.
08:08Come on, Benny.
08:10Come on, Benny.
08:14Come on, Benny.
08:17Benny?
08:18Benny?
08:20I don't know what he's talking about.
08:22He said that someone's looking at you.
08:27Foggy!
08:27Benny?
08:29No!
08:31No!
08:32No!
08:36Foggy!
08:58Hello, Karen.
09:17Hello, Karen.
09:40Let's go, let's go, let's go.
09:49You all right, you all right?
09:53An active shooter, an active shooter at Joseph's Bar.
09:56Active shooter at Joseph's Bar.
09:59Look at me.
10:02You, you, you.
10:06Get out of here.
10:08Get out of here.
10:31No, come on.
10:32Come on.
10:32You're gonna be here any minute, okay?
10:34Get his head standing!
10:47Shit!
10:48Help!
10:48Sheriff!
10:57You're backed up on cops!
10:59There's something going on downstairs!
11:01Oh my god!
11:05Mark!
11:09Mark!
11:32Mark!
11:33Mark!
11:34Mark!
11:35Mark!
11:41Mark!
11:41Mark!
11:42Mark!
11:43Mark!
11:46Mark!
12:09Mark!
12:13Mark!
12:14Mark!
12:14Mark!
12:14Mark!
12:14Mark!
12:17Mark!
12:19Mark!
12:27Mark!
12:28Mark!
12:28Mark!
12:31Mark!
12:57Get out of the way.
13:08Come on.
13:09Come on.
13:10Please.
13:11It's okay.
13:12Don't leave a way to me.
13:13I'm gonna keep your eyes open.
13:14Please, don't leave a way to me.
13:16Please, don't leave a way to me.
13:17Please, don't leave a way to me.
13:17It's okay.
13:18It's okay.
13:18You stay with me.
13:19You stay with me.
13:20You stay with me.
13:22No, no, no, no.
13:29Jesus Christ!
13:32Look, no, come on.
13:33Come on, fuck.
13:34Please.
13:35Fuck.
13:38Fuck!
13:45Why?
13:46Why?
14:01Oh my god, he's coming, I keep, I keep, I keep, I keep, I keep, I keep, I keep, I
14:11keep,
14:17I keep, I keep, I keep, she's coming, please.
14:22Please.
14:57Matt.
15:20Matt.
15:46Matt.
16:22Matt.
16:48Matt.
16:48Matt.
16:49Matt.
16:49Matt.
16:51Matt.
16:53Matt.
16:55Matt.
16:56Matt.
16:58Matt.
17:02Matt.
17:04Matt.
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17:11Matt.
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17:15Matt.
17:27Matt.
17:30Matt.
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17:43Matt.
17:43Matt.
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18:03Matt.
18:15Matt.
18:16Matt.
18:16Matt.
18:16Matt.
18:16Matt.
18:16Matt.
18:18Matt.
18:18Matt.
18:19Matt.
18:24Matt.
18:26Matt.
18:35Matt.
18:39Matt.
18:39Matt.
18:40Matt.
18:41Matt.
18:50The street art around the city, you're not alone.
18:52The colorful and provocative murals have been popping up all around the city, almost overnight.
19:50The street art around the city, you're not alone.
20:19The street art around the city, you're not alone.
20:20Stop it, both of you.
20:22Don't be little boys squabbling over pennies when you're set to earn millions.
20:28Red Hook is exempt from any taxes, tolls, or other payments.
20:31You know that, Luke, huh?
20:33Yes, Miss Fisk.
20:36Then take a breath and calm down.
20:41And, Victor, there's no reason to be rude, not at this table, nor to anyone who sits at it.
20:46Understood.
20:51The collective return on this month's investment is $7.73 million that will be distributed to you today through the
20:58customary wire transfers.
21:00Ten percent of your organization operating profits is due by midnight tonight.
21:05I would prefer wire, but if you must pay cash, arrangements can be made.
21:13I don't know.
21:30Jesus?
21:32I love you.
21:39Jesus?
21:40Jesus?
22:03I don't know.
22:38I don't know.
22:40Simply standing in the doorway.
22:44You've kept them in line.
22:46They respect you.
22:47They respect the money I make them.
22:49Protection makes people scared.
22:52Profit makes them loyal.
22:55Loyal?
22:56Yeah.
22:57Right.
22:59How long are you back for?
23:02As long as you'll have me, Vanessa.
23:07I was broken.
23:10Shattered.
23:12For months I had to...
23:16Put myself back together.
23:23And as I did,
23:25two things shone bright and clear inside me.
23:29Beacons of who I was and who we could be.
23:33The first of us.
23:38My undying love for you.
23:43And the second?
23:47What we could do for this city.
23:51I would have to step away.
23:53And anything I was involved with
23:55could never be perceived as illegal.
24:01When you were gone,
24:04I made this business bulletproof.
24:09Yes.
24:09Good.
24:11That's right.
24:13There can be no gray area.
24:19I've been informed that I have
24:21the 25,000 signatures.
24:27It's time.
24:39Sir, excuse me.
24:40Do you have a moment?
24:42Hi.
24:43Excuse me.
24:44Hi, I'm Bibi Urich.
24:46Can I ask you some questions
24:47about the state of crime
24:48here in New York?
24:49Sure, go ahead.
24:50Do you feel safe on the streets?
24:52Their devil's been gone
24:53for a really long time.
24:55Crime is just so...
24:57I had a line over that.
24:58You can't even go out with your family?
25:00You gotta worry about getting mugged?
25:02And we need him back.
25:11Holy cow, you beat me in.
25:13Yeah, and I made coffee.
25:15Ugh.
25:18I just wanted to catch you alone.
25:20See how you are before tomorrow.
25:23Yeah, I'm fine.
25:24Which is what people who aren't always say.
25:28No, really, I'm all right.
25:30All right.
25:30Your statement at sentencing
25:32is the kind of thing that can bring up
25:33a lot of anger and pain.
25:35You can go sideways pretty fast.
25:37I know.
25:38Have you heard from her?
25:40I have not, no.
25:42Well, when the time is right...
25:43I know what you're trying to do.
25:45And I appreciate it.
25:47Mm-hmm.
25:58As you know, I've stood in this court many times.
26:02Delivered summations, called witnesses,
26:06and defended the innocent to the best of my ability.
26:09But as I sit here on the other side of the court,
26:12it occurs to me that justice will not be served today.
26:14It won't be served because whatever sentence is passed,
26:17foggy Nelson,
26:18only his mother called him frankly,
26:21will still be dead.
26:27It won't be served because...
26:53Apologies, Your Honor.
26:53Apologies, Your Honor.
27:00It won't be served because I don't get to see him again.
27:05We don't get to see foggy again today.
27:09Or tomorrow.
27:10Or ever.
27:12Because my friend is dead.
27:15Killed on the whim of a violent and disturbed man.
27:18A self-styled assassin with a grudge
27:22out to murder his perceived enemies.
27:26But,
27:28in the absence of justice,
27:29the court can't punish this man.
27:33And I urge you to do so
27:34to the fullest extent the law allows.
27:39Because that punishment,
27:41that is the closest any of us will ever get to justice.
27:48Thank you, Your Honor.
27:49Thank you, Mr. Murdoch.
27:52Mr. Poindexter,
27:53if you would like to respond,
27:54I will allow that before sentencing.
27:57I have nothing to say, Your Honor.
27:58Your response does not surprise me.
28:01You showed no mercy that night in Hell's Kitchen
28:03and have shown no remorse since.
28:05So this court feels compelled to respond in kind.
28:12Benjamin Leonard Poindexter,
28:14you have been convicted of 11 counts of murder
28:17in the first degree.
28:18In accordance with the laws of New York State,
28:20you are hereby sentenced to life in prison
28:22without the possibility of parole
28:25for each count to be served consecutively.
28:33I thought about just slipping out.
28:36But I figured...
28:40not today.
28:45How are you?
28:48Good.
28:51San Francisco's nice.
28:53It's different from New York.
28:55Not too different.
28:57Look, can we...
28:58can we go somewhere?
28:59Maybe grab a cup of coffee or something?
29:01I don't think so, Matt.
29:02I don't...
29:02I don't really want to do with that.
29:04No.
29:05No.
29:07You know, it's funny.
29:08I...
29:08I know you're lying.
29:10I'm just not sure who to...
29:12me or yourself.
29:14You tell me, Karen.
29:15What do you expect me to do here?
29:17What do I need to do
29:18to have a conversation with you?
29:19I've tried calling up the messages.
29:20No, I know, I know.
29:21You're right.
29:21So what do you want?
29:22I...
29:22I just was busy.
29:24Well, don't get me busy.
29:25I can't...
29:25My friend died too, Matt.
29:28And then I lost you.
29:29You didn't talk to me for weeks.
29:31I was halfway in and then halfway out.
29:32Take some minutes.
29:33Okay, okay.
29:34Okay.
29:35No, I don't want to do this.
29:37I came for foggy and...
29:38and I...
29:40I came to say that I'm...
29:41I am sorry it ended.
29:43And I'm sorry that I didn't call.
29:47But I'm really glad
29:49that you're doing so well.
29:54What?
29:57Great.
29:58Thanks.
30:03I refuse to believe
30:05that a tragedy
30:05had to destroy everything.
30:10But it did.
30:17What are you going to do
30:18about Daredevil?
30:20I made a promise to myself
30:22that I'd let the system handle it.
30:25All of it.
30:28Besides,
30:30I'm not him anymore.
30:32And I won't let myself be.
30:36And you think
30:37that that will help?
30:38I don't know.
30:40That'll make it worse.
30:50No, Karen,
30:51please don't.
30:51Please don't.
30:52Can you just wait
30:53for five minutes?
30:53I found this at Josie's.
30:55I thought you might want it.
30:58Take care of yourself, Matt.
31:02Please don't.
31:15Take care of yourself, Matt.
31:16Thanks, sir.
31:16Take care of me.
31:19I'm sorry.
31:26Bye.
31:27Bye.
31:28Bye.
31:29Bye.
31:30Good evening, New York. My name is Wilson Fisk.
31:41But I have seen it decline into chaos and lawlessness.
31:47Vigilantes, they run rampant.
31:50Good cops are afraid.
31:52Bad cops will. They just don't care.
31:56The city, the streets, it's no longer safe for decent people.
32:04Tonight I'm making a commitment to fix this system, to fix our city.
32:11Tonight I'm declaring my candidacy for mayor of New York.
32:35We need to refine your message points for the debate.
32:40My message is very clear.
32:43If your polls are as good as you say, then neither Mr. Fisk nor his candidacy needs refining.
32:51Sir, I've been doing this a long time.
32:54And I understand that some of your ideas and stuff are refreshingly unconventional.
33:01But we are a dark horse in this race and...
33:05I'm sorry, sorry. He's right.
33:07Look, I've been watching the socials and everyone is talking about you.
33:10You're even in the Bieber report. And you're blowing up, sir.
33:13I mean, a lot of engagement, a lot of depth, a lot of spread.
33:17People sharing means.
33:18I mean, Fisk can fix it is trending hard.
33:22We should not change a thing.
33:28I just want to say that I am so stoked to put you over the top.
33:33If we could get back to the agenda.
33:40What's your name, son?
33:42Daniel. Daniel Blake.
33:44Daniel.
33:46Impressed with your enthusiasm.
33:50Tell me, you're a young person living in the city here.
33:55Why would you vote for me?
33:56Straight up?
33:57Because you get shit done.
33:58You made things happen for yourself.
34:00Now you make things happen for New York.
34:01I mean, Mayor Fisk.
34:04That's the coolest fucking thing on the planet.
34:12Where did you find him, Sheila?
34:14He canvassed 2,000 signatures for us.
34:17And he was cheap, sir.
34:21Yeah.
34:30Sorry.
34:34So stoked.
34:36You busy?
34:37No, no.
34:37I was just going over the Madison charges.
34:39Oh.
34:40You know, your boy might actually be immoral.
34:42It's not my boy.
34:43And Madison is rich, so we call him a savant.
34:47Hey, remember, you've got that client meeting this afternoon.
34:49I do it myself, but I got this definition.
34:50Oh, yeah, right.
34:51Remind me?
34:52Heather Glenn.
34:54Doctor in Tribeca.
34:55Right.
34:56Malpraxis?
34:57Oh, we didn't get that far.
34:59Can you just meet her?
35:00See if we're the right fit?
35:01Yeah, yeah, sure.
35:01Great.
35:023.30.
35:03Manhattanville.
35:03Call.
35:07Hey.
35:08Our friends are assholes.
35:11So, yeah, there's something about this.
35:13I haven't voted for mayor in, like, forever.
35:15Please.
35:16Me either.
35:16Are you going to watch tonight?
35:17Oh, hell yeah, I'm watching the debate.
35:19At least Fisk is interesting.
35:20Hey.
35:21I'm going to shake things up.
35:23How would anyone vote for Fisk?
35:24He's a crook.
35:27Fisk is not on your life, man.
35:33He is?
35:33I don't know.
35:34No.
35:35No.
35:36No.
35:42No.
35:44No.
35:44No.
35:45No.
35:45No.
35:46No.
35:51Uh, Matt Murdock?
35:52Dr. Glenn. Hi. Nice to meet you.
35:55Kirsten, sorry she couldn't make it, but you're in good hands with me.
35:58I don't usually meet in coffee shops like this, but anything for Kirsten.
36:04I'm glad she connected us. We go way back.
36:07Oh, really?
36:08Yeah. I used to consult on some of her cases when she was at the district attorney's office.
36:13Huh. She didn't mention it.
36:15Yeah, I faced off against her a few times myself.
36:18I guess you could say we went from adversaries to partners.
36:24So, look, one night, jump right in and ask what are you looking for in legal representation.
36:29Excuse me?
36:30What are you hoping Murdock and McDuffie can do for you?
36:34I'm a little confused.
36:37I was just about to ask you what you're looking to get out of therapy.
36:40What?
36:41Kirsten said that you were looking for a therapist.
36:46Yeah, she told me you're looking for a lawyer.
36:49Kirsten.
36:49Wow. I can't believe she did that.
36:52It is kind of funny.
36:54What a waste of time.
36:55Uh, hey, she did it to both of us.
36:57That's what I mean. I'm saying it's annoying. Yeah.
36:59Yeah, it is very annoying.
37:01So, do you want me to get you to go cup for your coffee?
37:04No, that's fine.
37:06I didn't mean to be rude. I'm just not sure what she was thinking.
37:08Yeah, she knows I don't date lawyers.
37:10Oh, really?
37:11Yeah. Your hours suck and you argue everything.
37:16Okay. It's kind of a sweeping generalization.
37:20See what I mean?
37:25All right.
37:26Please, Heather.
37:29Forgive me.
37:30Please sit.
37:31I apologize.
37:33I've had a hell of a week.
37:35I am going to kill Kirsten.
37:37Oh, please do.
37:38For both of us.
37:42So, you're from Queens, huh?
37:44How did you know?
37:45Mm-hmm.
37:46Accent's still there.
37:47Like hell it is.
37:48It's there.
37:49You've worked to shorten the A's and the O's, but...
37:51You can still hear the effort.
37:54It's light, but it's there.
37:55Don't feel bad.
37:56It's a blind thing.
37:58That's...
37:58Wow.
38:02So, where are you from?
38:0337th and 8th.
38:04That was kitchen.
38:05Tough guy, huh?
38:06Not at all.
38:07You've been to the kitchen lately?
38:10Now, Queens, that's rough.
38:13You've been to Queens lately?
38:14Yeah, only for Sal, Chris, and Charlie's.
38:19The lawyer from the kitchen's got good-tasting sandwiches.
38:22Mm-hmm.
38:23I'll read you again next week.
38:25See you.
38:46Oh, hey.
38:48So?
38:50That's not funny.
38:51That is inappropriate.
38:52It's unethical, and it's kind of creepy, if I'm honest.
38:56And how did it go?
38:57You're an insane person.
38:59No, I'm your friend.
39:01And you can need a little something-something, if you know what I mean.
39:03So does she.
39:03No, I don't know what you mean.
39:04And it was a disaster.
39:07I'm a liar.
39:08I know.
39:09I swear to God, I can read a vibe with people.
39:11No, you can't.
39:12I'm not seeing her again.
39:13I'm not having this conversation with you.
39:14Hey, Matt, in all seriousness, you need this.
39:18It's time.
39:19I...
39:19Well, don't mess this up.
39:21I don't have confidence.
39:22Cherry is here.
39:23In the conference room.
39:24Are you going to tell me?
39:25Yeah.
39:26You want to tell me why you invited your hatchet, man?
39:28He's not my hatchet.
39:29He's my investigator.
39:30Oh, whatever.
39:31I'm just doing some due diligence.
39:34Stay out of my private life.
39:35That's never going to happen.
39:38All right, you can text me a number.
39:41Just so I can apologize for your inappropriate behavior.
39:44Uh-huh.
39:44Yeah.
39:47Hey.
39:48Hey.
39:48Thanks for coming.
39:49You'd have done it even if you hadn't asked me.
39:51Talked to a lot of people.
39:53Half the cops hate fists guts.
39:55The other half dive off the Chrysler building for them.
39:58What about the campaign?
39:59Completely buttoned up.
40:01Every dollar accounted for, every income source, absolutely clean.
40:05He came in late, he came in a lot of cash, and he's working for them.
40:08He'd say his wife's some kind of investment sorceress.
40:17If I didn't know better, know him better, I'd say he sounds sincere.
40:24Like maybe he wants to actually do something for the city.
40:27Look who you're talking about.
40:29The man crushes everything.
40:30I know, you think I don't know, I know.
40:34Well, this city actually elects him.
40:38Maybe New York's getting the merit deserves.
40:41You ask me, that's pretty goddamn cynical, man.
40:43Hmm.
40:45Or maybe I'm just wise enough.
40:48So, you want to go on with this?
40:50No, let it go.
40:51It's not our job.
40:54I mean, you could...
40:55I mean, no, let it go.
40:58Hey, thanks.
41:02Hi, excuse me, ma'am.
41:03I'm with the BB Report.
41:04Would you vote for Wilson Fisk?
41:06He's an animal.
41:07That sort of person brings out the worst in other people as well.
41:12Politicians, criminals, they're all the same breed, man.
41:15Why are we even talking about this?
41:16You know, he supposedly crushed a guy's head.
41:18Good rumor.
41:19Crushed his head.
41:19I mean, I'd actually like to see that.
41:24It was almost a year ago now when those cops in that bar were murdered by vigilante, you know.
41:30I myself have endured vigilante violence.
41:33And I can assure you there's nothing nuanced about getting shot.
41:38I have to say, I absolutely agree.
41:40Ah, well, you're opposing, Kressna.
41:46You propose registering the vigilantes.
41:50That's like making a grocery list of cancers.
41:53I propose treatment.
41:58Back it up.
42:00Back it up.
42:02Back it up.
42:04Step back.
42:06Thank you very much.
42:08It's okay, Buck.
42:18Well, it's been some time, hasn't it?
42:21Yes.
42:23I was wondering if we could have a little chat.
42:30Well, I'd be delighted.
42:45I appreciate you fighting this time.
42:48Your, uh, step is lighter.
42:53You lost some weight and gained muscle.
42:57Ah.
42:58I'm not gonna spar with you, Murdoch.
43:00No, no, I wasn't asking you to.
43:05Well, I'd admit it's not entirely unpleasant to see you again.
43:13It's been a long time.
43:15Life has happened.
43:18You have children?
43:19No.
43:20You?
43:21Oh, no.
43:22I tried to mentor someone, but...
43:26Well, that's the closest I've come.
43:28Didn't she shoot you in the face?
43:36Yeah.
43:38Yeah.
43:38Younger generation, what can we do?
43:47You're keeping tabs on me.
43:50No, I'm not.
43:51I'll just call it professional curiosity.
43:53Ah.
43:54What profession would that be?
43:56I'm a lawyer.
43:59I've never been to this place before.
44:02I miss Becky's diner.
44:04Mm, me too.
44:06Yeah, I don't make it to Hell's Kitchen much these days.
44:09Neither do I.
44:11By the look of it, you've come up in the world.
44:13I could say the same about you.
44:16Hey, Seth!
44:18Yeah!
44:24You're a real man of the people now.
44:26A rich man, by his very nature, is self-serving.
44:29A mayor.
44:30A mayor serves his city.
44:32Huh.
44:34You don't seem entirely convinced.
44:36Can you blame me?
44:38Considering you've tried to kill me a few times over the years.
44:40As you have.
44:41No.
44:42No.
44:43Incarcerate, maybe.
44:44Kill?
44:45Never.
44:45I wonder if your darker half would agree.
44:48That part of my life is over.
44:50Well, tragedy can't transform a man.
44:55About your friend.
44:58I had nothing to do with his death.
45:00I kept that promise.
45:03Hmm?
45:05But now the kingpin is back.
45:07No.
45:08No, he's not.
45:10My time away, I...
45:13Well...
45:15Let's say I followed a road less traveled.
45:18And at its end, I found a new man.
45:20The mayor of New York.
45:21Hmm.
45:21Soon.
45:23So, answer me this.
45:25What is it I can't shake the feeling that you're gaming the system?
45:29Things are not good out there.
45:32You can see that, can't you?
45:34New York's what it's always been.
45:36With a few.
45:38Unsettling exceptions.
45:40Hmm.
45:42I'm gonna make New York a better future.
45:50Why did you stop being a vigilante?
45:53Vigilante is a loaded word.
45:54Parlance of our time.
45:58My best friend was killed.
46:01The line was crossed.
46:04I felt like I lost the privilege.
46:08And despite the good that I was doing, I was...
46:12Causing damage.
46:13I was told you tried to kill Benjamin Coindexter that night.
46:22It's hard.
46:24It's hard.
46:26It's hard to come to terms with a violent nature.
46:31Hating the power it has over us.
46:34I was raised to believe in grace.
46:38That we can be touched by the divine and transformed into a better person.
46:46So if you say to me that you're a new man, I say fine.
46:54But you should know I was also raised to believe in retribution.
47:00So if you step out of line, I will be there.
47:14This caution that you're giving me, who's it from?
47:19Matt Murdock or...
47:26You liked being on that rooftop with Dex.
47:30You liked how it felt, didn't you?
47:32Giving no quarter.
47:34Dispensing justice.
47:41Just stay in your lane.
47:43I'll do the same.
47:48I'm going to be mayor of this town.
47:52And when I am, I will not tolerate people running around in silly costumes.
47:58The rule of law will prevail.
48:01Well, and should you go back to any of your old activities,
48:09there will be consequences.
48:15Well then, it appears we really do understand each other.
48:19I love a man who rises above his nature.
48:22Good luck with that, Murdock.
48:24Good day, sir.
48:33Polls are open.
48:35Early turnout appears to be above average.
48:37As expected, there has been a lot of support for Roger Kresna and Diana Montoya,
48:42but we are seeing a surprising strong turnout early for Wilson.
48:51You suck as a coffee date, but you're a pretty great dinner date, I'll give you that.
48:56Well, that's my secret.
48:57I like to set the bar low.
48:59Oh, he set it very, very low.
49:03You, uh, you tell Kirsten we were going outside?
49:06I wouldn't give her the satisfaction.
49:09I'm icing her as punishment.
49:12Punishing her friends?
49:13Mm-hmm.
49:14That seems very well adjusted.
49:15Mental health is knowing exactly when and how to act out.
49:19I trust you.
49:21I trust you.
49:2453% of New Yorkers, Wilson Fisk has been elected the 112th mayor of New York City.
49:32He won.
49:35Fisk won.
49:37How do you know?
49:38Uh, the TV in the bar.
49:42Good ears, remember?
49:43Oh.
49:46I can't believe it.
49:50If you don't mind me asking, you seem pretty involved with him.
49:53Is there a history there?
49:55Huh.
49:56I'll pass across a few times over the years.
49:59I've been selling New York as savior.
50:02Underneath, he was a monster.
50:06I'm just like, I just, I fell.
50:08You okay?
50:09Yeah.
50:09Sorry.
50:10It scared me.
50:11It's all good.
50:13Sorry.
50:15It's, um, let's get out of here.
50:20Huh!
50:21Oh!
50:23Oh!
50:24Hey!
50:30Oh!
50:30I need to be outside.
50:33Oh!
50:36I need to be outside.
51:36I know about Adam, Vanessa.
51:54Do not kill him.
51:57I'm not that man anymore.
52:05Promise me?
52:09Promise.
52:25My fellow citizens, tonight you have ushered in a new dawn.
52:29Time of prosperity.
52:32More importantly, the peace on the streets.
52:36And hope.
52:37Hell yeah!
52:48I promise you, I will live up to that hope as your mayor.
52:59You can't carry the weight of a city on your shoulders.
53:03New York will get by without you.
53:06She doesn't give a fuck, remember?
53:09Doesn't sound like professional advice.
53:12That's, um, because I'm not your therapist, Matt.
53:22No, this is, this is not good.
53:25What?
53:26I can't stand it when Kirsten's writing.
53:32It's a long road ahead of us.
53:35Much to do.
53:43I want you to know, tonight, and every night, I love New York.
54:13You can't stand it.
54:18I'll do it in your life.
54:19Yes, yes.
54:19I can't stand it, Matt.
54:30Bye.
54:46Oh, yeah.
55:04Oh, no, no, no, no.
55:39Oh, no, no, no, no.
56:00Oh, no, no, no, no, no.
56:30Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no.
57:00Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no.
57:29Oh, no, no, no, no.
57:59Oh, no, no, no.
58:29Oh, no, no, no.
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