:40:08
So, what do you know about Jack Walsh?
:40:15
No. Come on. Cigarettes are killers.
:40:19
So are women.
:40:20
Not the right woman. My wife
and l have a wonderful relationship.
:40:23
She's stuck it out with me.
:40:24
Stuck it out with you and all your millions.
What a trooper.
:40:27
l don't have millions, Jack.
l gave it all to charity, remember?
:40:30
You didn't keep just a little for yourself?
:40:32
l kept enough to get away and stay hidden.
:40:36
We change buses in Chicago.
You're gonna have a couple hours.
:40:39
l think you'd be a better man
if you looked up your ex-wife and daughter.
:40:43
-lt's a perfect opportunity.
-Why don't you mind your own business?
:40:51
Why is it you haven't seen them
in nine years?
:40:54
-Why?
-Yeah.
:40:55
l'll tell you why.
She married a police lieutenant...
:40:58
...and l'm not popular
with the Chicago Police.
:41:01
-Why aren't you popular with them?
-That's a whole other....
:41:03
Do we know each other?
:41:06
-Why?
-Why?
:41:08
What did you do?
:41:10
Why aren't you popular
with the Chicago Police?
:41:12
That's something that doesn't concern you.
:41:14
-Did she hurt you, Jack?
-Yeah.
:41:18
-l'm sorry.
-What are you sorry about?
:41:21
-l'm sorry you're hurt.
-l'm not hurt.
:41:23
-You said you were hurt.
-l'm not hurt.
:41:25
-You said you were hurt.
-l didn't say it. You said it.
:41:28
l asked you and you said, ''Yeah, l'm hurt.''
:41:30
You made me say it.
You're startin' to put words in my mouth.
:41:33
You're a grown man.
You have control over your words.
:41:35
You're goddamn right l do.
Here come two words for you: Shut up!
:41:43
Excuse me. Walsh called Moscone about
a half an hour ago from outside Toledo.
:41:48
He's on an lnterstate Coach Lines bus
headed for Chicago.
:41:56
Come on.
:41:59
Sir, what do we do with this guy?