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00:01Thank you, New York.
00:02It's humbling to be speaking to you as mayor of this fair city.
00:05The city is in shambles.
00:07Feeling of uneasiness.
00:09As if at any moment things could explode.
00:16NYPD!
00:17Do not move!
00:18Remember I told you that I'd get things done?
00:20Well, here I am. I'm getting them done.
00:22An NYPD cop is dead.
00:24And any time that happens, a big machine gets turned on to try to figure out what went wrong.
00:28And to punish whoever killed a cop.
00:34Do some digging on Hector.
00:35Something that doesn't track.
00:36Mr. Ayala, yes or no?
00:38Are you the vigilante known as the White Tiger?
00:40Objection! Objection, Your Honor!
00:43These vigilantes, they are not heroes.
00:46In the matter of the people versus Hector Ayala, Jerry finds the defendant not guilty.
01:13So, there is no invitation to respond quickly.
01:14I'm an Hector.
01:14If you want, howver is!
01:14I think that's one way to take Peter.
01:14What d condition?
01:16Then he will not.
01:29sorry about your client murdoch yeah me too so my millimeter to the temple execution style
01:34no room for error what else the right side marginal abrasion external bevel on the entrance
01:40wound exit wound has skin tears and ray skull fragments projectile not recovered high velocity
01:46jacketed maybe even custom single kill shot at extreme close range and no one found the case
01:51hey it's not on the body it's not my problem
01:59how did you get in here i want to see my uncle hector yellow you're not supposed to be here
02:04it's okay angela he's right got him out of jail a lot of good death than him huh
02:12i want to see my deal i i want to see what they did to him you know trust me
02:17it's best you remember hector the way he was come on let's go
02:25they killed him didn't they the police we we don't know we don't know that angela
02:32come on you're a lawyer you ain't dumb he got in the middle of something busted up a fight with
02:40his
02:40mask off asshole cops were dirty you got him out of jail they put a bullet through his head
02:49you don't gotta be good at math to put one on one together you know i'm sorry i hate them
02:56mr burdock
02:57i hate this city no one's doing anything about it and no one's ever gonna do anything about it
03:03because he was just hector from the hikes and they're the fucking cops
03:16it's not fair
03:18it's not fair
03:19i know i know it's okay it's okay look here listen listen to me
03:23you have to believe that someone will find his killer okay we have to believe it do you understand
03:34come on
03:35come on
03:37come on
03:38come on
03:39come on
03:59come on
03:59come on
04:00come on
04:02come on
04:03come on
04:23come on
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04:43come on
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04:46come on
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04:47come on
06:15Josh!
06:17I can't, Phoebe.
06:19I think I got to take off.
06:20No, come on!
06:22Dude, Fisk is riding you way too hard this whole night.
06:24It's 7, actually.
06:26So, I got to go.
06:27This is exactly what I'm talking about.
06:29Any normal job would take a few more shots, hit up that spot on 23rd, sleep on the train, take
06:34a shower, go to work and do it all over again.
06:36What kind of normal routine is that? Absolutely not.
06:39And working for Fiskies?
06:41What can I say? I love the guy.
06:43Oh, God.
06:45No, seriously, like this afternoon we're supposed to meet with the Clean Green Hollands.
06:48It's this new tech company with this dope recycling idea, you know?
06:53They're recycling, that could be cool.
06:54It's awesome. It would actually decrease garbage output.
06:59I know you're going to say union contracts, but no, we're going to start with the ports.
07:03Dual jurisdiction. It's genius.
07:06If we're not going to keep drinking, can we at least get some food?
07:10Absolutely.
07:11No.
07:11Yeah, okay, come on.
07:12Come on, they're going.
07:20I am so big.
07:22I can go for some corn paste.
07:23No, no, no.
07:24No, just a quick bite.
07:25I can't. Stop making me feel guilty.
07:27Okay, fine.
07:29Let's get Captain Santa here in Cap's.
07:40Stand out, fairy.
07:41Okay.
07:42Bye, Grandpa.
07:50You want butter toffee or caramel with peanuts?
07:53Butter toffee.
07:54Toffee for the men.
07:55Man, you can't eat that.
07:57Hey, Wilcox, are these boxes evidence?
07:59Nah.
07:59Them other boxes was evidence.
08:01I paid for this shit.
08:01Hey, seriously, nothing for fatty.
08:04Okay, get your ass up.
08:05Let's go.
08:06Big, mama.
08:07I got it, man.
08:08All right.
08:09Ready?
08:09Let's go.
08:10All right.
08:11All right.
08:11All right.
08:18Incoming call from Kirsten.
08:22Incoming call from Kirsten.
08:26Hey.
08:27Hey.
08:28Hi.
08:28How are you?
08:29I heard Hector's niece came to the morgue.
08:32Yeah, it was pretty rough.
08:35Did she...
08:35No.
08:36God, no.
08:37No kids should see that.
08:38Okay, look, this is terrible timing, but I need you downtown today.
08:43I understand.
08:44Yeah, we'll post for another associate.
08:47No, the revolver is too low.
08:49Well, I'm working on that, too.
08:50I already set meetings with a bunch of banks.
08:52Say what you want about big firms, but you never have to worry about money problems.
08:56But you're going to like this one.
08:57It's Leroy Bradford from the city docket.
09:00I'm underwater on this Madison case, and we owe them a freebie this month.
09:04Can you just meet him down in detention?
09:06You had me at freebie.
09:25I thought we might spend some time on something we need to get out into the open.
09:28Until we explore this, we can't really make any progress.
09:32Adam.
09:33I'd rather not.
09:33I understand, but I would urge you to sit in the discomfort, and maybe just for a moment
09:41we can acknowledge the affair.
09:43Stupid.
09:45Ridiculous term.
09:47Not a dinner party.
09:49It's a betrayal.
09:51You were gone.
09:53I didn't know when or if you were ever coming back.
09:56You knew.
09:57You know me.
09:58You knew I wouldn't stay away.
09:59You left.
10:00That was a betrayal.
10:02You know why.
10:02Let's let Vanessa speak for a moment.
10:05Tell me about Adam.
10:07You're asking for details?
10:08No.
10:09I'm curious about you.
10:12What you were feeling.
10:14Why him?
10:18It was his hands.
10:22His hands drew.
10:25Beautiful sketches.
10:27I mean just.
10:28We not.
10:29It was like finding a clay at a garage sale.
10:33It was just.
10:38It wasn't part of my husband's world.
10:41What world is that?
10:43Politics?
10:44Business.
10:46I see.
10:49Has infidelity been a part of your marriage before this?
10:52Absolutely not.
10:54Never.
10:54You left.
10:56Which felt like taking half of me away.
11:01Did that trigger something for you Vanessa?
11:06My father.
11:10He was in textiles.
11:13He would leave for weeks at a time.
11:17He drank.
11:19He, uh, gambled.
11:22His behavior aided my mother.
11:25Crushed her.
11:27I never respected her for that.
11:32I needed to feel alive.
11:34Not crushed down.
11:38When you left, you hurt me.
11:40You never told me.
11:41I never had a reason to.
11:44I assume you want to move forward from this.
11:47Did you end the affair?
11:49I never had the opportunity.
11:53Why not?
11:54Did something happen?
11:57Wilson, did you confront this man?
12:00Yes.
12:02We had a dialogue.
12:06What kind of dialogue?
12:10I'm clarifying one.
12:12Would you like to be more specific?
12:14No.
12:17That's what we're doing here.
12:18This is just window dressing.
12:20I know you.
12:21Your methods are much more direct.
12:22No, they were.
12:23Not now.
12:24It was a conversation.
12:25That's all.
12:26There was no expression of ill intent.
12:30I did tell him how I felt about you.
12:33About our marriage.
12:36I did.
12:37And I told him
12:40that I couldn't fathom
12:43a life of meaning
12:45without her.
12:50And where is Adam now?
12:53I don't know.
12:58I want to go back to the first question
13:00I asked you during her intake.
13:02Are we here to dissolve a marriage?
13:04Or preserve one?
13:06I want you to think about it.
13:09Really think about it
13:10before I see you again.
13:12Without forgiveness,
13:13and I say this to both of you,
13:15there can be no real healing.
13:17Forgiveness isn't just
13:18the highest act of love.
13:20It is the only way forward.
13:25Good work today.
13:32If you two don't mind,
13:33I'd love to speak to Vanessa alone
13:34for a moment, please.
13:35Just the two of us.
13:49Is something wrong, Dr. Glenn?
13:51I'm not sure.
13:53Based on the nature of our discussion today,
13:55I feel obligated to ask.
13:59Do you feel safe in your marriage?
14:02Oh, you think?
14:07How sweet of you.
14:12My husband is capable of many, many things,
14:15some of them extreme.
14:17Harming me
14:18is not one of them.
14:31I may have pissed
14:32that he might be a nice guy,
14:33but I think he's in over his head.
14:35Vigilantes?
14:36Love him.
14:36Should have had that a long time ago.
14:38They're the only people
14:39that can solve the problem in New York.
14:40I wish I could be a vigilante.
14:42I'd be out there, too.
14:51Leroy Bradford.
14:53Is there a Leroy Bradford?
14:58Hey, look at this.
15:01Look at the friggin' blind dudes.
15:05Let's go.
15:07Bring on the blind justice.
15:14Mr. Bradford,
15:15my name is Matthew Murdoch.
15:16I'm gonna be your lawyer.
15:18Lucky me.
15:19As I understand,
15:19you've been charged with petty larceny,
15:21which is a class A misdemeanor.
15:22Complaint against you
15:23alleges you stole approximately
15:24five boxes of fiddle-faddle
15:26from a bodega.
15:27Well, I didn't do it.
15:29Okay.
15:29I said I didn't do that shit.
15:31I understand.
15:31The thing is,
15:32the bodega where this allegedly occurred
15:34has a surveillance system
15:35involving many cameras.
15:37Now, they've already turned over
15:39to the prosecution footage
15:40which they claim
15:40shows you stealing the items.
15:42In addition,
15:43the cashier is willing to testify.
15:44She was an eyewitness
15:45to the whole thing,
15:46and the store security guard
15:48will testify
15:48that when he detained you,
15:49you were in possession
15:50of multiple boxes
15:51of fiddle-faddle karma corn.
15:54Finally, the police
15:55will corroborate
15:56that several boxes
15:57of the karma corn
15:58were covered outside of the store.
15:59I paid for that shit last week.
16:01Unfortunately,
16:02it doesn't really work like that.
16:03Mr. Bradford,
16:04generally, you pay for it.
16:05You buy it that day.
16:06Then they all lying on me, then.
16:10You hear me?
16:11Um.
16:13Also, I saw them cops
16:14eating two boxes of that shit.
16:15Now, that I'm entirely willing to believe.
16:17Then how come
16:18they don't arrest themselves
16:19for stealing?
16:20Maybe they should have.
16:21Uh, but the complexity
16:22of that aside,
16:23we're here because
16:24they arrested you.
16:27Could it have been a scroll?
16:30Nope.
16:31And the bigger problem
16:32we have
16:32is your rap sheet.
16:34How come you guys
16:35always gotta bring that up?
16:36What I did back then
16:37had got nothing to do with this.
16:39That's true,
16:39but when a judge sees a sheet
16:40like yours,
16:4120, 25 pages of offenses,
16:44drugs, trespassing,
16:45panhandling,
16:45petty larceny,
16:46not to mention
16:46the four separate cases
16:47where you failed to appear in court
16:49and they had to issue
16:50a bench warrant.
16:51I gotta get home, man.
16:53Like I said,
16:53I ain't going to jail.
16:57If you decide
16:58your rap sheet,
16:59history of bench warrants,
17:00the judge will almost
17:01certainly set bail,
17:02which means unless
17:02you can pay the bail,
17:03I look like I got money to you.
17:04You're gonna sit in jail
17:05until this whole thing is over.
17:06So what are you trying
17:07to tell me to do?
17:08Cop out?
17:09You a cop out lawyer?
17:10If you take a plea.
17:11No.
17:11No!
17:13Look, man,
17:14you even think about
17:15telling me to cop out?
17:16You better go out there
17:17and give me my probation.
17:18I'm gonna really try here,
17:19Leroy.
17:20Let me be clear.
17:21Probation is not
17:22gonna be on the table.
17:23Then how are you taking it?
17:24Last time you got arrested
17:25for stealing,
17:26and you got a 30-day sentence.
17:27Mm-hmm.
17:28Which means the DA's office
17:29is almost certainly
17:29gonna offer something
17:30in excess of 30.
17:31Is 30 the same as probation?
17:32Nope.
17:33I'm 30, you do 20.
17:34Then I ain't taking it.
17:36In which case,
17:37we're gonna have to talk to her.
17:38I don't wanna hear
17:38no more shit about
17:39in which case.
17:40This is my case,
17:42and I'm going home on it.
17:44You hear me?
17:45Blind man.
17:46Loud and clear.
17:47Then go out there
17:48and do your job
17:48and get me some probation.
17:51Yeah, let me see
17:52what I can do.
17:53See?
17:56See, that's funny.
17:57Because you can't see shit.
18:06Sorry.
18:07What you got, Murdoch?
18:07Morning, Sophia.
18:08I'm sure you look lovely today.
18:10Uh, 8357 Bradford.
18:13Oh.
18:14Yeah.
18:15Stole some caramel corn
18:16from the bodega.
18:17Yep, that's the guy.
18:18Looks like we went
18:1930 days on this last time,
18:21so how about we go 35?
18:22So, the guy's looking
18:23for probation.
18:24And I'm looking
18:25for Mr. Wright.
18:26You're not him
18:27by any chance,
18:27are you, Murdoch?
18:28Maybe, for probation.
18:29Or, how about you
18:30remind your client
18:30that the whole point
18:31of deterrence
18:32is that...
18:33Discredited penal philosophy,
18:34by the way, but okay.
18:35Is that sentences go up
18:37and not down
18:37when you continue
18:38to commit crimes.
18:40Also, deterrence works.
18:41Mr. Bradford's rapture
18:42would suggest otherwise.
18:43Maybe we haven't been harsh enough.
18:44Or maybe the whole idea
18:45relies on the theory
18:46that people are actually
18:47thinking about the consequences
18:48of their actions,
18:48which I can assure you,
18:49having spent a full five minutes
18:51with Mr. Bradford.
18:52He was not.
18:53Can I go five days
18:54community service
18:55on the trespass?
18:56Sure.
18:57Well, if you don't like deterrence,
18:59how about incapacitation?
19:01Let's just keep him
19:02off the streets
19:02for 35 days.
19:03Come on, Sophia.
19:03You really want to prove
19:04a point about some
19:05stolen caramel corn
19:05on Latvian Heritage Day?
19:07How'd you know
19:08it was Latvian?
19:08Pretty sure you snuck
19:09a piece of honey cake
19:10for breakfast.
19:12Wow.
19:12It's a blind thing.
19:13Hmm.
19:13You have heightened senses,
19:14and all.
19:15Hmm.
19:15I can imagine wanting
19:16to know a little bit
19:17more about that.
19:18Plus, with a name
19:19like a Zola.
19:21Well, given your
19:22cultural sensitivity
19:23and your very impressive nose,
19:24I'll give your guy
19:2520 days.
19:26Hmm.
19:27He's really stuck
19:28on probation.
19:29Did you remind him
19:30that the last time
19:31that he actually got probation,
19:32which was, by the way,
19:3311 cases ago,
19:34by my count,
19:35it only took him
19:36two months before
19:36his PO violated him
19:38for failure to avoid him?
19:38What can I say?
19:39The guy has strong preferences.
19:40Oh, so do I.
19:42So, how about
19:43those 20 days?
19:44On which he does
19:4415, minus today.
19:46You're really saying
19:47from a philosophical
19:47point of view,
19:48two weeks
19:48is close to probation?
19:50Only you, Murdoch.
19:52Arguing philosophy
19:52in criminal court arraign.
19:54You started it.
19:55And while we're on it,
19:56isn't it worth
19:56pointing out
19:57that the name
19:57of the crime
19:57we're dealing with here
19:58is petty larceny
19:59from the French
20:00petit, meaning...
20:01All right.
20:01One time, only last
20:02and final offer.
20:04Mr. Bradford
20:05can have 10 days.
20:08See, I knew
20:08you believed
20:09in redemption.
20:09Oh, I don't.
20:10I don't.
20:11But, uh,
20:12I do hope
20:12he appreciates you.
20:26What?
20:28Is that her?
20:30Oh.
20:30I think she was...
20:49Hey, couldn't have a weak
20:52link out there,
20:52could you?
20:53What?
20:54Or, I don't know,
20:54maybe it was pride.
20:55Ayala made you look bad,
20:57didn't he?
20:57Actually, he flat out
20:58embarrassed you.
20:59And you can't have that
21:00at the NYPD.
21:01Is that why you did it?
21:06You have yourself
21:07a nice day,
21:07can you?
21:07You had a family.
21:09You had a future.
21:10And you took that
21:11away from him.
21:16You can't see this badge,
21:18counselor,
21:18because you're
21:18fucking blind,
21:19but my grandfather
21:20wore this badge.
21:22My father wore this badge.
21:23My brother wears this badge.
21:25All my fucking cousins
21:26wear this badge.
21:27They're all knuckleheads,
21:28but they're good cops,
21:29so I wear this fucking badge
21:30with honor, counselor.
21:31And I don't know
21:32nothing about nothing
21:33to do with what happened
21:35to Hector Ayala.
21:42But here's something
21:43that I owe.
21:44An attorney who assaults
21:46a police officer?
21:47Who obstructs
21:48an act of investigation?
21:50That's something
21:51that the Bar Association
21:52is going to take lightly.
21:53That's my meaning.
21:54Not to mention
21:55some of my more
21:56excitable colleagues
21:57on the floor.
21:57Yeah.
21:58Only,
21:59you'd have to bring
22:00a few more
22:01than the last time
22:02we met,
22:02wouldn't you?
22:05All right.
22:06I'll be seeing you,
22:07counselor.
22:17New York City.
22:20The greatest city
22:21on Earth.
22:23The heart of finance,
22:25publishing,
22:26international diplomacy.
22:30But I think we've
22:31lost something
22:32along the way.
22:36Industry.
22:38The pride
22:39of the working class.
22:40If I say red hook,
22:42what words come to mind?
22:43Raves?
22:44Decrepit?
22:44I mean,
22:45it's dirty,
22:45too.
22:46This port
22:47is a black eye
22:48on the face
22:48of the city.
22:51Has been for a while.
22:54I think we can do better.
22:57I'm talking about
22:58a complete structural overhaul.
23:00That's not an option.
23:01A total transformation.
23:03I told the people
23:03of the city
23:04I was going to come
23:04out of the gate strong.
23:06That's exactly
23:06what I'm going to do.
23:07Hell yeah.
23:09Sir.
23:10Daniel,
23:11I want you to organize
23:12a press conference.
23:15I want to get
23:15this message out
23:16immediately.
23:16With all due
23:18respect,
23:19you can't just
23:20decide something
23:20and then speak it
23:21into existence.
23:22And why is that,
23:23Sheila?
23:23This is city government.
23:24There are processes.
23:26Yes, processes.
23:28I don't have much
23:29use for red tape.
23:31I know you're used
23:32to a different approach.
23:34But that's not how
23:36it works in this office.
23:37These things take
23:38time,
23:39patience.
23:39What's your opinion,
23:40Daniel?
23:41Opinions are above
23:42his pay grade.
23:43Besides,
23:44there was another mob
23:45shooting yesterday,
23:46not 50 feet from here.
23:48The third one this month.
23:49The violence makes
23:50people uneasy.
23:52This is an ambitious goal.
23:54It's a worthy goal
23:55and I'm not saying
23:55we shouldn't do it.
23:56I'm just saying
23:57we need to start
23:58smaller.
23:59That could be
24:00our next campaign slogan.
24:03I hear you saying
24:05that my plan
24:06is improbable.
24:07but not impossible.
24:10They're giving me
24:11problems.
24:12I want solutions.
24:15Where do we start?
24:18I suppose we would need
24:21to conduct a feasibility
24:23study?
24:24Land surveys,
24:26building permits,
24:27zoning laws,
24:29environmental impact,
24:31traffic issues.
24:32The council will want
24:33to know that this project
24:35is viable.
24:35Yes, let's commission
24:36that study.
24:37We can't do that
24:38without the council's
24:39approval.
24:39Get the council.
24:40No.
24:41And we can't get
24:41their approval
24:42until we ask
24:43the public advocate
24:44to put it on the docket.
24:46That's the first step.
24:48Yes, sir.
24:48Let's take that step.
24:51Yes, sir.
24:52In the meantime, sir,
24:53we do have a full day
24:54in front of us.
24:55Full days I like.
24:57I'm all yours.
25:02Thank you, Mr. Mayer.
25:04Yeah.
25:08I was basically
25:09going to say everything
25:10that you did, so...
25:14She's right about one thing.
25:16Now, what's happening
25:17down here is a bigger
25:18problem than you realize.
25:19The other bosses
25:20will continue to create
25:21havoc until one of them
25:23ascends or they will die.
25:34Great news.
25:35You got me that probation.
25:37Nope.
25:37I got you ten days
25:38on which you do seven
25:39minus today,
25:40you get the weekend bounce back
25:41and you are out on Friday.
25:42How is that great news?
25:43Come on, D. Roy,
25:44the least you've gotten
25:45in your last ten cases
25:46is twenty days.
25:47Anything below thirty
25:48is a gift.
25:49Ten is a miracle.
25:49Look, I said probation
25:51and I meant probation.
25:52Stop, D. Roy.
25:53There is no probation
25:54to be had here.
25:55This is the best deal
25:56you're going to get.
25:56So you tell me,
25:57how is this not a good job
25:58counselor situation?
25:59So you just want to
26:00shove my ass into jail
26:01and I'm supposed to?
26:04You just don't get it,
26:06do you?
26:07This shit never ends.
26:10Look, I've been jerked
26:11around by the system
26:11my whole life.
26:13Last time I got thirty days,
26:15you know what happened?
26:17I missed my SSI appointment
26:19and they cut my benefits.
26:22Bad enough trying to live
26:23off food stamps,
26:25but when they cut it,
26:25it takes forever
26:27to get that shit
26:28back regular.
26:32Then you gotta
26:33start eating
26:35throwaway crap
26:36from supermarket dumpsters.
26:39Begging for change,
26:42for food.
26:46And yeah,
26:47just once.
26:49I want a dessert.
26:52Something that don't
26:53taste like crap.
26:54Something that tastes
26:55real good.
26:58So why not get
26:59the caramel corn?
27:02I like that shit
27:03and it tastes good.
27:06And for that,
27:07they're willing to spend
27:08five times more
27:10to lock me up
27:11than they're willing
27:11to spend to feed me.
27:14And you come in here
27:15and tell me
27:16that that's a gift?
27:18That I should thank you?
27:22You're right.
27:34It don't matter anyway.
27:41A one, two, three.
28:10Someone need to show you.
28:14A one, two, three.
28:14Ma'am, we gotta see this.
28:16Just figure it out.
28:16Daniel was.
28:21It was me.
28:23I totally screwed up.
28:24You did this.
28:26It was a mistake.
28:27I went out and I saw...
28:28You know what?
28:29I don't want to hear it.
28:32Just call the schedulers
28:34and have them pull
28:35a meeting off the calendar now.
28:36I'm sorry.
28:37I said no, Daniel.
28:40Yes, ma'am.
28:41Got you.
28:45How are we gonna fix...
28:47There is no we.
28:48I was here before you
28:50and I was here before Fisk
28:51and I will be here long
28:52after you're both gone.
28:53I will handle it.
28:55Understand?
28:55You just give your mouth a shit.
29:09Just wonderful.
29:12Children have such talent.
29:14Thank you, Mr. Mayor.
29:17Now for our next one.
29:18No, no, no. That's fine, fine. Such talent. And again, you were wonderful. And as they say, the city never
29:29sleeps.
29:36Everything ready for the clean green haulers' meeting?
29:38Actually, sir, we've had to pull that off the calendar. There's a small wrinkle.
29:43What's that?
29:44They're calling you a union buster. So, we've roomed the meeting off the schedule. We can do it quietly in
29:50a neutral place sometime soon.
29:52It's screwed up.
29:53Leaks happen.
29:55Not in my administration, it doesn't. I want an all-hands meeting now! Where am I?
30:03It's the Latvian Cultural Center. It's on your calendar. Latvian Heritage Day.
30:08What do I care about Latvian Heritage Day?
30:10You care because it is an important constituency. You've won by 16 points, which actually matter in Queens.
30:17I'm not in the mood.
30:19Respectfully, Mr. Mayor, this is the job.
30:22Ladies and gentlemen, I want a guest. I present to you the Mayor of New York City, Wilson Fisk.
30:43Mayor Garbage! Is that it? Is that your best?
30:47You are all here to help me execute my promises. My promises to the people. Simple promises.
30:56I will find out which one of you leaked this. I will find out!
31:01It was me, sir. I screwed up.
31:04Damn.
31:05I completely made a mistake. This entire thing is my fault.
31:12Everybody out! Out!
31:17You stay. Right here.
31:20Sheila, I said out!
31:22He's mine, sir. Whatever he did, it's on me.
31:25Okay, fine. Suit yourself. You can go down with the ship.
31:28I want to apologize. I didn't mean to do it. I know that won't make it right. I know that
31:33nothing can. But I went out to a club till 4.30, maybe even 5, and I had a couple
31:39of...
31:40Look, I had a lot to drink. Tequila. And in the spirit of total honesty, there was some ketamine.
31:47You should probably stop.
31:48I was drunk and stupid, and I didn't mean to do it, but I did do it. And I know
31:51that's unforgivable. And I'm not even asking for forgiveness. Because I can't even forgive myself.
31:57Because the thing is, you're right. I don't deserve this job. And I never did.
32:05So you're right to fire me, or punish me, or do whatever you're going to do.
32:10And I just, I want to say that I'm eternally loyal. And forever grateful for the opportunity. And I'll spend
32:18the rest of my life forgetting how badly I screwed it up.
32:22I believe in you. And you'll have my vote forever. And whatever happens to me, I'll do whatever I can
32:29from afar to support you and your mayorship.
32:44I'll pack my things right away.
32:46I said I'm not going to fire you. Or use you. I've been around a lot of, let's just say,
32:54I know how unreliable people can be.
32:59I've learned that loyalty and courage. Two qualities that are not easily replicated.
33:09Sir, I don't deserve to...
33:12Daniel, just shut up.
33:13Are you trying to argue yourself out of a job?
33:19No. I'm not. I'm sorry, sir.
33:30In the fullness of time, you'll make a better man.
33:34That said, if you ever do anything like that again, it will be the last thing that you ever do.
33:42Do you understand?
33:46Yes, sir.
33:49I don't clear.
33:51It'll never happen again.
34:03Mayor Fisk, you never see him.
34:05Every week, it seems like he's involved in a new scandal.
34:08I mean, look what just happened with the garbage.
34:09And look at all the garbage on the street, you know?
34:12How can we trust a guy like that who makes all of these promises to actually have our back?
34:28Project on.
34:29Not recovered.
34:30Nine millimeter to the temple execution's still out.
34:35Single kill shot at extreme close range and no one found the case.
34:38In the end.
34:47I don't know.
35:16I don't know.
35:46I don't know.
36:14I don't know.
36:50I don't know.
37:04I don't know.
37:05I don't know.
37:07I know you're in...
37:08Frank!
37:09Frank!
37:11Frank!
37:18God damn it.
37:21What are you doing here?
37:22What are you doing here?
37:22How you been? Good?
37:26Fiji.
37:55What do you want?
37:59Nice place you got here.
38:00Nice place you got here.
38:01Appreciate that.
38:06Well, here's a thought.
38:07You know, you could use...
38:09all this...
38:11to be a service.
38:15Yeah.
38:16Yeah.
38:16Be a service, huh?
38:19Are you, uh...
38:20Are you a service, Red?
38:22Did you serve?
38:24You prance around the city in a Halloween costume, beating the snot out of bad guys?
38:28Hey.
38:29Thank you for your service.
38:30I mean, you could help people.
38:31You could save lives.
38:32I see.
38:33I did that.
38:34I was downrange, Red.
38:37Look at what it got me.
38:38Oh, I apologize.
38:39I didn't realize you were a victim in all this.
38:44I used that pussy-ass word my entire life.
38:46You don't put it in my mouth.
38:47You understand that?
38:48All right.
38:48So you tell me.
38:49What's going on, buddy?
38:50What are you doing down here?
38:50Day after day.
38:51Just hiding out.
38:52I ain't hiding from shit.
38:53You walked in that door right there.
38:55You're goddamn right.
38:56Great.
38:56How's that working?
38:57You want to go out there on the street?
38:58Have at it.
38:59But I do not have time for your candy-ass hero shit.
39:04All right.
39:04Is that clear?
39:05Yeah.
39:06Loud and clear.
39:06Yeah?
39:07Sorry to waste your time.
39:11Yeah.
39:13I'll tell you what I think, Ray.
39:15Tell me.
39:15Tell me what you think.
39:16I don't think you came here for my help.
39:22See, I think you want my permission.
39:26You want to get your hands on somebody, huh?
39:29You want to hurt them.
39:31Maybe you're a little bit scared.
39:33A little scared about what that means.
39:37It's an interesting take.
39:39I like it.
39:39But yeah, no.
39:40Sorry, buddy.
39:41Way off on that one.
39:41You're so full of shit, counselor.
39:43So full of shit.
39:45You're guilty.
39:45Excuse me?
39:46Yeah.
39:47I guilt that shame.
39:48That's my home, Red.
39:49And I can see it on you.
39:51I can smell it on you.
39:52It's all over you.
39:53I'm going to come back another day, Frank.
39:55Maybe catch you at a better time.
39:57You come at me with that horse shit about saving lives.
40:00How about that friend of yours who saved his life?
40:04You lost him, didn't you, Red?
40:09It's not about him.
40:10They say his name.
40:11It's not about him.
40:13It's not about him.
40:20You hate yourself.
40:24He's eating you up because you ain't done a goddamn thing about it.
40:29Goddamn it.
40:29Goddamn it.
40:34Sorry.
40:35I apologize.
40:37What are you sorry for?
40:40First honest thing you did, Red.
40:43It's not about him.
40:45No.
40:46Okay.
40:49It's all about him.
40:53He talks to you, doesn't he?
40:57You hear his voice.
40:58You do, don't you?
41:01Every time I stop moving, I still hear my little boy.
41:05I see him.
41:07I see him.
41:09I hear his voice.
41:12He says, get him, daddy.
41:15The last single one of them, get him.
41:18That's why I do what I do.
41:21That's why he's eating at you.
41:22That's why he's eating at you.
41:24Because you know you didn't do a goddamn thing.
41:25And it's going to keep eating at you.
41:27It's going to keep eating and eating and eating.
41:29There's no getting away with it, you understand?
41:37I read him down.
41:38Oh, for Christ's sake.
41:39I did what I had to do.
41:41I let the system take care of the rest of you.
41:43Oh, you and your goddamn system.
41:45You and your goddamn system.
41:48Christ!
41:48So what now?
41:50Everyday Bullseye goes to the chow hall, eats his slop.
41:53You know he gets to breathe the same air that you breathe.
41:56You feel good about that?
41:57He got life!
42:08How about old Foggy?
42:10He got life.
42:13Foggy.
42:17He was the kindest purest soul I ever met.
42:22And guys like you and me, we could work a lifetime.
42:27And never better up to his decency.
42:36Goodbye, Frank.
42:57So, when Dr. Glenn asked to talk...
43:00She asked if you felt safe with me.
43:05I assumed...
43:06It's what a prudent psychiatrist would ask.
43:10I told her I did.
43:12And I wasn't lying.
43:14Well, I'm glad you feel that way.
43:16I do.
43:20But, Wilson...
43:23Should I?
43:28When I was a boy, I learned...
43:32By watching my father...
43:35How to shake a man's hand.
43:38How to know when someone intends to cheat you.
43:42I learned the power of persuasion.
43:45How to move men's minds.
43:51Or break their bodies.
43:53Or break their bodies.
43:56But forgiveness...
44:00That wasn't a part of who he was.
44:05Well, I...
44:07Am trying.
44:11I would like...
44:13For things to be the way they were.
44:15I understand that...
44:16That may not be possible.
44:19People change.
44:24I'm not the same woman I was when you left.
44:27No, you aren't, are you?
44:30You are something even more extraordinary.
44:38If I didn't know any better, I'd think you were trying to avoid me.
44:42I'm so sorry.
44:43Scott pulled into another meeting.
44:44You don't have to be sorry.
44:46Really?
44:48Maybe a tiny bit.
44:51It's funny how I...
44:54When I'm not sleeping over, I don't worry about you.
44:56But, um...
44:57You come home late one night and my mind is spinning.
45:00I mean, what if he fell into the subway tracks?
45:01Maybe somebody kidnapped him.
45:03Kidnapped?
45:04Maybe he needed the Heimlich and there was no one to give it.
45:09I'm excellent at the Heimlich.
45:11Oh, yeah?
45:11Mm-hmm.
45:12Well, I am sorry.
45:13I mean, I'm not sorry, I'm sorry.
45:14You know, whatever.
45:16Just...
45:17One of those days, I guess.
45:20A client who's proven innocent still ends up dead.
45:24Nobody seems to care.
45:26I know, I'm sorry about that, Matt.
45:28Another client serving time at Rikers for stealing a bag of caramel corn.
45:31Sounds a bit excessive.
45:36You ever feel like you're, uh...
45:38Pushing a rock up a hill?
45:42And there's a bunch of people on the other side pushing it back.
45:44Hmm.
45:48How'd you be?
45:49Oh, you know.
45:52A few garden-variety neurotics slash depressives, plus a not-so-garden-variety couple in Crises.
46:00None of which you can tell me about.
46:02Well, you know, I can tell you pretty much anything you want to know.
46:05Right?
46:06Mm-hmm.
46:07And I just have to kill you.
46:08Mm-hmm.
46:10You know, I got pretty used to coming home to an empty apartment.
46:14I know.
46:15I can't imagine you not being here.
46:19I can't answer.
46:22I can't answer.
46:24I can't answer.
46:47Okay.
46:51Okay.
46:53No.
47:52Please.
47:54Mr. Fisk.
47:58Mayor Fisk.
48:02I was told forgiveness is the highest form of love.
48:09I wonder, would you agree with that, Adam?
48:21Please, Fisk.
48:28Please, please, let me out.
48:34No!
48:35No!
48:44I don't know.
49:11I don't know.
49:44I don't know.
50:13I don't know.
50:42I don't know.
51:12I don't know.
51:35I don't know.
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