:10:00
I guess you do.
:10:02
You got nothing. I'm a friend.
You're riding on the Titanic.
:10:06
Time to jump off
before you get destroyed, too.
:10:09
Enough!
:10:10
We're talking about your career.
You're young.
:10:14
You're working on the Castro thing.
:10:16
No, I'm not.
You are.
:10:17
We know Oswald didn't pull that trigger.
Castro did.
:10:21
If it comes out, there'll be a war.
:10:23
Millions of people will die.
Thas more important than Jim Garrison.
:10:28
Look at me when I talk to you!
You're too selfish!
:10:31
Shut up!
:10:32
If you got a brain in your thick skull,
listen to me. Listen real hard.
:10:38
Get in the car.
:11:00
Garrison?
:11:02
Yes.
:11:04
Glad you came.
:11:06
Sorry about the precautions.
:11:08
I just hope it was worth my while, Mr..?
:11:11
I could give you a false name,
but I won't. Call me "X."
:11:17
I've already been warned by the Agency,
so, if this is another threat...
:11:21
I'm not with the Agency, Mr. Garrison.
:11:24
If you've come this far,
what I have to say interests you.
:11:28
I won't name names or tell you who
or what I represent.
:11:32
Except to say you're close.
:11:35
Closer than you think.
:11:40
Everything I'll say is classified top secret.
:11:44
I was a soldier, Mr. Garrison. Two wars.
:11:48
A secret Pentagon guy,
supplying the hardware:
:11:51
Planes, bullets, rifles...
:11:54
...for what we call "Black Operations."
:11:56
Black Ops. Assassinations. Coups d'état...
:11:59
...rigging elections,
propaganda, psych warfare.