:33:03
Oh, Mr. Jessup...
:33:07
...like your work?
:33:31
Your only defense is to say
you were working undercover...
:33:34
...without the knowledge
of your supervisors.
:33:36
You were trying to get next to Masters
and things got out of hand...
:33:39
...and you intended
to return the money.
:33:42
The problem is, you'll have
to take the stand...
:33:44
...and the prosecutor
can ask you anything he wants.
:33:47
Frankly, I don't think
you can beat the case in court.
:33:52
Because I represent Masters
I can't get deeply involved in your case...
:33:56
-...if you see what I mean.
-So, what should I do?
:33:59
You beat them to the punch with
the U.S. attorney and you make a deal.
:34:02
What kind of deal?
:34:04
You offer to plead guilty and
to testify against your partner.
:34:08
The FBI's not gonna want
a lot of publicity on this.
:34:11
I suspect they'll go along
with a guilty plea.
:34:16
How much time
would I have to do?
:34:18
I could probably get you off
with seven years.
:34:20
You won't have to do seven,
of course. Probably a year and a half.
:34:25
-But you can't get involved, right?
-Not directly.
:34:32
What would it cost
for your indirect involvement?
:34:35
Fifty thousand dollars.
:34:44
I know it's a tough call...
:34:46
...but it's one you're going
to have to make rather quickly.
:34:53
I can't hand up my partner.
:34:56
I can't do it, even if I have to go
to the joint.