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FBI (2018) Season 8 Episode 22
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00:04Dispatch Alpha Tango 6
00:05Look out! Dispatch Alpha Tango 6
00:07We are under attack! I repeat, we are under attack!
00:11Dispatch, do you read? Come in!
00:20My phone ain't working either, man.
00:22They must be jamming our city.
00:25Hold on.
00:50This truck stops! We're sitting in dust!
00:54This truck stops! We're sitting in dust!
01:06We've got three minutes, let's move.
01:11Open up.
01:12Open up or I'll blow it.
01:22Good boy.
01:40Shooter's down.
01:43You're leaking.
01:44It's just a scratch.
01:45You guys are making a mistake.
01:47We can't open a cargo bay.
01:48Don't worry.
01:49We brought our own key.
02:28Don't worry.
02:41Don't worry.
02:41I have a feeling it's going to be one of those days that I should have called in sick.
02:44this is a total mess total and complete inside out mess things weren't like this when we signed up
02:50maybe the whole world feels like it's coming apart at the seams at least we have each other
02:57isabel thank you for getting here so quickly yeah of course this one's a red ball what happened
03:01at 7 15 a.m an armored transport departed the kingsdale institute for virology it's a federally
03:08funded bsl free lab yeah they study dangerous pathogens where were they headed an off-site
03:13government storage facility but four mass thieves hit the truck before it ever got there in broad
03:18daylight on a parkway yeah they cut open the back door and took high-risk biohazard samples all in
03:23a matter of three minutes high risk what did they steal anthrax or stars well i'm afraid that
03:28information is above your pay grade mine too apparently seriously yeah i do not like doing
03:34my job blindfolded but the jock is in communication with the cdc we've got to figure out who hit this
03:39truck and fast understood they break the engine with something heavy by the size of the crater
03:45it's looking like a 50 cal just highly trained they're highly resourced what are the chances
03:50this was an inside job it's too soon to say witnesses saw the crew abduct the driver and the guard
03:55at
03:55gunpoint if the rip was successful why couldn't have the employees covering their dress well it looks like
04:00they left one
04:01all right folks come on in listen up uh 45 minutes ago a highly skilled team hit an armored transport
04:12coming from kingsdale institute of virology the driver teddy nevato and a guard brownie mccoy were
04:19both abducted along with one container of unidentified pathogen samples yeah but if we don't have clearance
04:26to know what they took how are we supposed to yes we need to operate as if we are dealing
04:29with the
04:31worst uh but you know feel free to hope for the best all right where are we uh any any
04:36leads on the
04:37forerunner our crew was using plates are fake put out a bolo just in case great yeah send it wide
04:42uh what else yeah i ran that dna from that blood smear maggie found through coding until i cross-referenced
04:48it with the dod's database for identifying it was a dead end okay please tell me there's a subordinating
04:53conjunction coming lying remains you know just in case meet devin reinhardt okay eyes up it's a
05:00former army ranger two tours in the middle east discharged three years ago no work history since
05:05oh okay special office guys aren't known to sit on their hands no work in three years that's what
05:09it says officially well officially i'm not buying it officially i wouldn't even run it this guy's been
05:13working in the shadows yeah working hard to steal something we don't even have clearance to get read
05:17in on something's not adding up well let's not fight you have an lka yeah sunset park lives with a
05:22tanya mills all right let's go meet tanya stay frosty we don't know what we're walking into here
05:34tanya mills fbi no i wouldn't do that you set the bag down for me please let's sweep the house
05:41devin reinhardt are we gonna find him there devin hasn't been here in weeks okay you're just what
05:47going on a grocery run is it look tanya we don't have time for lies your boyfriend just robbed an
05:52armed transport carrying deadly pathogen samples and kidnapped the driver on the guard no no way
05:58there's he would never i got his blood at the scene so tell me where he is tanya
06:06devin disappears for months at a time he never tells me where he goes all i
06:09know is that when he's back the fridge is full and the bills are paid that's funny because his
06:13file says that he hasn't worked in three years i don't think you're understanding the seriousness
06:16of the situation okay people could die all right so do you want to be an accessory to that
06:24no no no no look devin called this morning he said to go into the shed and grab a bag
06:31said
06:31that i don't understand once i looked inside this thing
06:42everything you need to survive a bio attack you clearly know something so if you can't tell us
06:49where he is then tell us who he's with when devin called this morning
06:55i heard a voice in the background it had to be charlie who's charlie charlotte charlie martinez 35 she's an
07:03ex-martial grader we're in detania he and devin are tight owns the bar devin made his call from
07:09inside this morning okay so a special ops marine and an army ranger steal a pathogen they do it for
07:13money or ideology ask him yourself and get him into custody let's move in quietly
07:42fbi hands up
07:48drop your weapons
07:53everyone take it easy devin reinhardt we know you and your guys hit up that armored truck this morning
07:59where's the pathogen we're asking the same question
08:02i told you already you don't have it whatever's going on here it ends now not even close
08:10oh you all are way out over your skis
08:14this is the sanction of sanctioned by who
08:20by me
08:23everything we've done today we did on behalf of the u.s government so lower your weapons
08:32in a work
08:42isabel can i speak with you for a second first no we're late and anna vorp is briefing us on
08:47her
08:47op look apparently whatever was on that truck is still out there isabel
08:51she had two u.s citizens hooked up to car batteries we can't just look the other way
08:56listen when she sent oslo into 26 fed i tried to expose her the secretary of defense contacted me
09:03personally she is protected only a silver bullet could take her out if this doesn't qualify what does
09:08that is not a riddle we're going to solve today come on
09:14kingsdale isn't a bsl3 lab it is a top secret bsl4 gain-of-function research facility where what
09:21scientists study the most dangerous pathogens on the planet close they design them modify them make
09:26doomsday weapons that can fit in your pocket kingsdale houses exotic infectious agents with
09:31high fatality rates and no known treatments so something real bad got out nsa picked up chatter
09:35about an imminent bio attack in new york city using a deadly novel pathogen studied only at
09:40kingsdale turns out that pathogen was scheduled for transport this morning to a secure facility
09:48why don't i just cancel the transport keep it back at kingsdale the truck was already on the road by
09:52the time we got the intel our primary theory was that terrorists were going to attempt to steal it
09:56from its destination we had that fast so you hit the truck in route to take the pathogen off the
10:01board yeah but the pathogen wasn't in the truck the original vials had been tampered with so you
10:07thought that the driver and the guard had something to do with it yeah so you kidnap and torture them
10:13for intel enhanced interrogation how'd that work out for you they were clean turns out enough we have
10:21to assume the hostile actors are in possession of a deadly bioweapon that could decimate the city
10:26we're on it no the fbi will assist and a sting in recovery of the pathogen
10:35she'll run point
10:38no not not until she tells us exactly what the hell it is we're dealing with
10:47all right folks listen up we finally know what we're hunting and it is uh
10:52bad yes that uh it's a pathogen called ema which is short for amuro arena vera day tell us about
10:59it
10:59so guys this is one of the most transmittable rna viruses known to epidemiologists it originates from
11:05rodent reservoirs and it's airborne according to records that anna vorp shared this is a synthesized
11:12strain that causes hemorrhagic fever delirium organ failure all within 36 hours of exposure the fatality
11:17rate is 98 percent right and there's no known treatment so if this thing were to get out into
11:22the wild it would be catastrophic and that is being generous this is nih's simulation of an ema
11:28outbreak in new york city after 12 hours 24 36 that would wipe out half the city yeah we're not
11:40going
11:40to let that happen all right so how do we find this pathogen well i think it's safe to assume
11:44the
11:44samples never made it onto that transport mail right so they must have been taken directly
11:48from the lab who is the lead virologist at king's day
11:57these aren't flu vaccines when we transport deadly pathogens there are protocols on top of
12:02the vials that we found on the armored truck labeled ema had been tampered with okay they turned out to
12:08be
12:08some kind of mixture of sodium hydrochloride that's household bleach okay that tells me that the vials
12:13from your lab never made it onto the truck in the first place you don't understand a designated
12:17biosafety officer oversees sample shipments from start to finish isn't that biosafety officer you
12:22yes i packaged the samples in her medically sealed container and i packed them for relocation but they
12:26were all there when i left the lab last night okay unless unless what someone must have swapped
12:37the ema out with sodium hypochloride before i packed them up but that would be insane
12:41so you're saying that anybody could just tamper with your samples no of course not specimen fridge
12:46only opens with a badge so if it wasn't you that opened up the fridge and swapped out the samples
12:51who
12:52was it
12:57dr abadi's lab assistant eloise karcher she arrived at kingsdale yesterday morning and you'll see she's not
13:02carrying anything no this is her leaving at 10 17 pm notice anything different yeah she's got luggage
13:10all right so it looks like our inside man is a woman and she walked those pathogen samples right out
13:15the
13:15front door last night so where is she now did we have we able to track her since then uh
13:19negative uh
13:20phone's been offline for hours okay nypd and port authority i want her face plastered all over the city
13:25meantime what do we know about dr carter anything we can use to track her well she's a postdoctoral fellow
13:30at kingsdale been working there two years okay so is she a foreign plant or part of a domestic
13:34territory she grew up in rhinebeck no political affiliation no money problems never even left the
13:39country it seems like her whole life has been dedicated to studying viruses it doesn't make
13:43any sense a passionate virologist like her would want safe preservation of ema passionate is one thing
13:49angry is another looks like eloise was very vocal online about the recent cuts to government funding
13:55this is beyond shameful cutting funding to labs like kingsdale will be death to us all eloise was
14:01upset she was looking for ways to be heard yeah but would she really release a deadly pathogen into
14:06the city uh look at this commenter right here dr jason kissling who is he looks like they know each
14:11other yeah eloise often refers to his research yeah dr jason kissling is a renowned virologist who's
14:19working out of port and down in wiltshire england okay so so look look at this uh he posted that
14:24he's
14:25gonna dm her a bold opportunity can we get in her dms uh yeah here we go okay looks like
14:31dr kissling
14:32started with commiserating about her lost funds they talk about her lab whoa um he gets her to confide
14:40that the project she's working on at kingsdale is ema oh that sounds like elicitation yeah he says his lab
14:46has been studying ema for years this country doesn't have access to the pathogen okay so so
14:51he's he's he's buttering her up trying to get her to share her samples right well what does he have
14:56to offer lab space funding can't tell you i always moved the conversation to a burner phone said it
15:02would be safer ping that phone and send it to him always catch his phone ping to this terminal
15:14i don't need 50 sets of eyeballs to scan this place let's split up
15:21jubel we could use some eyes in the sky yeah port authorities are already on it
15:29gold star for whoever finds her boy at the cafe nice of you jubel we have a possible hit on
15:36el
15:36luis moving in now fbi let go of your bag and put your hands up turn around slowly
15:49it's not her i repeat not her sorry
16:08okay that that's her right yeah that's her she's in the lounge skull and eva try to intercept her but
16:14approach with caution if that virus gets out not finished that sentence
16:20wait a sec we got two male suspects approaching on us yeah who are these guys hey kill you want
16:27to run
16:27these guys hey these guys are about 40 years too young to be dr kissling so either he's using cutouts
16:34or she got catfished yeah we're trying to id him back here but you guys just stay close
16:42all right we got eyes on the pathogen two coolers yeah it's a handoff yeah whoever they are they're
16:50the ones that set this in motion let's wait until the bioweapon change his hands before you move in
16:54copy copy hold on she's getting spooked
17:01you hear what they're saying negative look we gotta move in she's bailing
17:19do not lose that virus all right where'd they go where'd they go
17:24stop right yeah all right guys they're running to short-term parking to the door call way
17:31look out
17:35okay
17:36okay
17:37okay
17:39okay
17:49it's gonna
18:04all right how many are we dealing with here where'd they go where'd they go where'd they go
18:09where the hell did they go i have no idea doable we need to cordon off the terminal
18:13they got away what about the bio weapon gone
18:24two assailants posing as virologists from the uk just shot and killed eloise karcher
18:28in the kanto airlines terminal at jfk and made off with the ema sample somebody's got to give me a
18:33beat on these guys before they release holy hell on all of us they can't have gotten too far yeah
18:38i
18:38got them they uh fled west towards federal circle accessing this stairwell for the short-term parking
18:42garage great where'd they go from there they completely fell off the radar they must have
18:47jumped into a getaway car but 15 vehicles left this lot over the last three minutes it could be any
18:51one of them yeah yeah okay i need port authority to stop and search each one of these 15 vehicles
18:56this is officially a man-up it's gonna be tough i'm on with them it's rush hour they're trying
18:59to steal the exit have you mentioned the bio weapon hey jubal uh we just got a facial reg
19:03hit off the cctv footage your day's about to get worse what
19:08all right so this is jaco cozzi and this is darren gliden both members of a violent terrorist cell
19:13from south africa known as virustat a racial essentialist organization known for attacks
19:18in brazil angola and the uk do we know what they want with the bio weapon well that's anyone's
19:23gasp but if the past is prologue interpol says they've been known to target city parks public
19:28spaces deploying bombs opening fire on unsuspecting crowds
19:34well you're awfully quiet
19:38you knew about by our start
19:39no our cheddar didn't name the group but i know them they're as bad as they come
19:43jaco's their leader he's organized determined ruthless use your imagination
19:47yeah no he and his pals got their hands on one of the deadliest pathogens known to me
19:52we have to prepare for an imminent bio attack alert all three letter agencies and let's put a bolo
19:57out for jaco and darren hold on i told you this case is classified i appreciate your help today but
20:03we've got it from here you cannot tie our hands with american lives on the line
20:08ma'am we just got a hit on jaco coates here on 7th and 52nd
20:11and into central park no he's walking south actually
20:16times square
20:17your team cannot possibly cover all of that ground
20:20fine but we're running point me and my team we still have a job to finish
20:27i don't like playing second fiddle to a bunch of cowboys
20:30and the way i look at it we're here to make sure that the job gets done the right way
20:40thank you there he is
20:42where's he going all teams we have a visual on coates he is at the corner of 47th and 7th
20:47he has the cooler we need to assume that the bio weapon is inside
20:51i'm coming your way hot we'll take him down there negative there are too many civilians in
20:55the area you need to isolate him before we apprehend
21:00devin do you copy you got this
21:07damn it
21:15go
21:16go
21:16go
21:36He's running east for 48th Street.
21:39NPS, out of the way.
21:58Get off the bus, drop the bag.
22:02Over your head.
22:03I don't have eyes on.
22:07Devin, what are you doing?
22:08You might hit the bioweapon.
22:10Got a clean shot.
22:11Your target lost.
22:12Dial it back.
22:23No, no, no, no.
22:24Oh, my God.
22:25He actually released it.
22:26He released it.
22:28Fall back.
22:29Fall back.
22:33Fall back.
22:52The clock is ticking.
22:53We have 36 hours.
22:54These passengers are going to die of exposure to EMA.
22:57I've got to talk to Jocko and figure out why he did this.
23:00Unfortunately, he is still unconscious.
23:02The passengers nearly tore him apart.
23:04Look at this.
23:04I feel like I'm back in Mosul.
23:06Only in Midtown, right?
23:07Do you think the National Guard deployed a cell jammer?
23:10Because my signal is showing.
23:11Yeah, no.
23:12I saw Anna's team tearing up all the surveillance.
23:15She's doing everything she can.
23:16She threw it on this.
23:17This is a cover.
23:20Where are we in the CDC?
23:22No one is in any immediate danger.
23:24But we need to keep you quarantined as a precaution while we investigate.
23:29You know what, partner?
23:30I think you may be right.
23:32Let us out.
23:32You can't keep us in here.
23:34Please.
23:35Just cooperate.
23:36It's in everyone's interest.
23:37I'm going to call my wife.
23:38What did he give us?
23:39As soon as our investigator determines what you're exposed to, we will keep you all informed.
23:45This is insane.
23:46She knows exactly what they're exposed to.
23:48She's lying.
23:48Yeah, the less I know, the better.
23:50Let's see what we can pull out of her.
23:53Hey, buddy.
23:55Everything's going to be okay.
23:57I'm scared.
23:58I know you are.
23:59But I need you to be strong for me.
24:00Can you do that?
24:01Are we going to die?
24:03We are going to do everything in our power to make sure you get out of there soon.
24:06All right?
24:07All right.
24:14What did you do to us?
24:16Hey, is he awake?
24:17What did you do to us?
24:18No, no, no, no.
24:18Don't hurt him.
24:19Let him talk.
24:20Bring him to the window.
24:22Tell him what you told me.
24:24Go.
24:25Tell him what you told me.
24:28No one has to die.
24:33A brother's only position for treatment to EMA.
24:37It can be yours.
24:39For a price.
24:40Oh, my God.
24:41There's a cure.
24:41Hold on.
24:43What's the price?
24:50Release this man and the treatment is yours.
24:53If you don't, everyone on this bus will die.
25:09Hey, uh, so we just heard from Kingsdale and they searched Eloise Karcher's computer.
25:14It turns out she was working on a monoclonal antibody serum on her own.
25:18It's untested, but it does exist.
25:20Now, here's the bad news.
25:22Let me guess.
25:23The terrorists took it with the cooler.
25:25Exactly.
25:25According to her boss, it would take weeks, if not months, to develop more.
25:28Time we do not have.
25:30So now their stat is using this treatment as leverage.
25:33What do we know about the man they want released?
25:35Right.
25:35Well, here's the strange part.
25:37Name's Lorik Basha, but he's not South African.
25:40He's an Albanian oligarch.
25:42And that's not even the weirdest part.
25:43Interpol doesn't have the guy, so we figured he must be in our custody.
25:46Which he is not.
25:47No, the jock scoured every database.
25:50The OP, Pacer, you name it.
25:52We can't release him because we don't have him.
25:54That's not entirely true.
25:59He's at a block site.
26:02And you know exactly which one.
26:03Lorik Basha financed terror attacks all over Europe.
26:06I admit that we didn't connect him to Varsdod, but it makes sense.
26:10He shares their abhorrent worldview.
26:13Death to own non-whites everywhere.
26:15More or less.
26:15How long have we had him?
26:17Three years.
26:18He was unofficially renditioned from his home in Toronto and taken to a secondary site near the Indian Ocean.
26:23Far from any Article III jurisdiction.
26:26So we can't even confirm we haven't?
26:28I wouldn't advise it.
26:30Well, we're not going to let 18 American civilians die of hemorrhagic fever in the middle of Manhattan.
26:36Which means your team needs to figure out where virus status holding that serum and get it back.
26:48All right, how are we doing? Is it possible Lorik Basha is harboring these guys? Does he have any property
26:52in the city?
26:53We've been looking. So far, nothing.
26:54Okay. Well, what about family, friends?
26:56I mean, he dries up after we vanished him.
26:58All right. Well, it's got to be a crumb, right?
27:00Hey, Lorik Basha's name pops up on a FinCEN investigation four years ago.
27:03So counter-terror looked into allegations he laundered money through failed real estate ventures, still owns the majestic Imperial Hotel
27:08in Queens.
27:09That closed down years ago.
27:11So it's abandoned.
27:13Let's roll the dice.
27:23Looks like our new friends are loaded for bear.
27:26All right, look, what happened at Times Square, it was a mess.
27:28We could have predicted he'd take a bus hostage.
27:30You were reckless.
27:32So from now on, you're going to take orders from us.
27:35The only way we walk out of here is if we work together.
27:37Anybody got a problem with that?
27:40We'll see, are we?
27:41You follow our lead.
27:42Hotel's been abandoned for years, no idea how many guys are dug in.
27:45Keep your eyes peeled for an insulated medical bag.
27:47EMA serum should be inside.
27:54Second floor, running.
27:55You two, go to school, Aniva.
27:57We're going to split up.
27:58We'll take high, you take low.
27:59I'll be there. Come on.
28:00Move.
28:01Move!
28:35Oh, now we're playing.
28:38Keep clearing this floor away with me.
28:41Copy that.
28:57Floor is secure, but no sign in the serum.
28:59Copy. Clear the basement.
29:01Copy that.
29:10Meg!
29:17He's down.
29:18Cover me!
29:19Go, go, go, go, go!
29:29He's dead.
29:31Got it.
29:33Alright, let's get out of here.
29:35Jubal?
29:35Get the serum.
29:36We're gonna head back now.
29:38Jubal.
29:39Jubal.
29:40Why aren't the comms working?
29:42Hey.
29:43Yeah, that's our fault.
29:45Wait.
29:45Whoa, whoa, whoa.
29:45What are you doing?
29:47The nice work.
29:48We'll take that back.
29:49What the hell are you doing, Devon?
29:50We're on the same side.
29:51Different bosses, different games.
29:53Our orders are clear.
29:54Take position on the treatment.
29:55I'm not giving it up.
29:57Oh wait, this one's outside your jurisdiction.
29:59Don't test me.
30:00Just hand that over.
30:01And what if I don't?
30:03You're gonna shoot me?
30:07Not you.
30:08Hey!
30:14I told you not to test me.
30:19Yeah, hand over the treatment on my next shot.
30:20We'll hit our best.
30:23There are people on that bus.
30:24They are sick, scared, and going to die.
30:26We can help them together.
30:29I won't ask again.
30:30Okay!
30:31Okay!
30:33You want it?
30:33Step in.
30:36Step in.
30:36Take it.
30:37Take it.
30:40Glad to do it.
30:49Mr.
30:52He's orphanage.
31:06Oh, wait! Under six! Shut up!
31:50I had to pick the hard way.
32:06Oh, my God. Are you two okay?
32:09Those guys had different orders from the jump.
32:12If we don't get that serum back, the people on the bus are going to die.
32:15Hey, look, Jubal called, said that the DOD moved the bus so they could treat the passengers.
32:18What do you mean they moved the bus? Where?
32:21Classified.
32:23Why lock us out now?
32:25What if they have no intention of treating those passengers?
32:28And this is all just one big science experiment, do they?
32:32And Anna did it again.
32:34She can't keep getting away with this.
32:36But she will.
32:38Unless someone does something about it.
32:50Isabel, where's the bus?
32:51All right, all right, take a deep breath.
32:53This has been a hard day for everyone, and we're all in line.
32:56Where did they move the bus?
32:57What bus?
32:59We didn't come in here to be gaslit.
33:02There was no bus.
33:03There was no exposure.
33:04There was no containment.
33:06Do you understand me?
33:08Today never happened.
33:11There were 18 Americans on that bus.
33:12People saw it.
33:13The military was everywhere.
33:14We cannot sweep this under the rug and pretend it never happened.
33:16The official story is the DSCA sent army ordinance texts to investigate a possible IED on an MTA bus.
33:24Your field report will corroborate.
33:27I can't believe what I'm hearing.
33:28At least tell us that these people are being treated.
33:31I can't.
33:32I can't because I don't know.
33:34This is above all of our clearances.
33:37They shot Maggie.
33:38They assaulted me.
33:39These people have to be held accountable.
33:40The man who shot Agent Bell will be disciplined.
33:42And what about the rest?
33:43What about Anna Borg?
33:44Okay, you know what?
33:45Keep your voices down.
33:46You are both on the verge of insubordinate.
33:47Oh, is that right?
33:48Yes.
33:49And you're already on thin ice.
33:51After your behavior, you're on some babies with Agent Ushra.
33:53She took the fall for both of you.
33:55You want some professional advice?
33:58Don't squander it.
34:06You are a disgrace to the Bureau.
34:15And you're fired.
34:17Hold on.
34:18Effective immediately.
34:21No.
34:31Well, wait, wait.
34:32What the hell just happened to him?
34:34What?
34:35He just got fired.
34:36Green just fired him on the spot.
34:37There's got to be some kind of misunderstanding.
34:39No.
34:40He's protecting them.
34:41They broke the law and he's protecting them.
34:43I'm sorry, sir.
34:43It's been a pleasure.
34:50No.
34:52No.
34:52Come on.
34:53I know.
34:53I know.
34:56Oh, wait, this can't be happening.
34:58It's okay.
35:01Oh, wait.
35:17You know how much I've lost this year.
35:18I know.
35:20I can't lose you, too.
35:24You're never going to lose me, Max.
36:00You had quite the day.
36:04I don't want to hear it, Anna.
36:08My father was in the 37th Engineer Battalion deployed to Khomeini, Iraq, in the 90s.
36:13His squad was exposed to VX.
36:18Ten times more lethal than Sairn dies.
36:21It's horrible.
36:23There were no viable treatment options back then, so that exposure cost me that his life.
36:36What I did today, what my team did, we did to protect our future soldiers, so that no one would
36:44have to suffer the way that my dad did.
36:51You are a good storyteller.
36:53I'll give you that.
36:57What happens to the people on the bus?
37:01The hard truth.
37:04There was only so much serum.
37:06Priority one is making sure that we can replicate it at scale.
37:13Those people will be dead long before that.
37:16But they won't die in vain.
37:20We're studying the effects of EMA exposure for the greater good.
37:24If you came down here to clear your conscience, I can't help you with that.
37:37I strike teamworks off the books for the D.O.D.
37:40It just so happens that we're down a man.
37:45You'd be an asset, O.A.
37:53Think about it.
37:57This rounds on Uncle Sam.
38:23Hey.
38:25Animator move.
38:29I'm in.
38:48The Bureau is bigger than all of us.
38:52FBI returns all new.
38:53It is an ideal that we strive for.
38:55CBS Mondays this fall.
38:58There's something bigger going on.
39:02I just want answers, mate.
39:04The season finale of CIA.
39:05CBS Next after a new FBI.
39:08FBI.
39:09FBI.
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