:15:02
...than to leave it where it is.
:15:05
If these chemicals are safely stored,
you have nothing to worry about.
:15:09
I have nothing to worry about?
:15:12
Explain that.
:15:21
Come in here, Captain.
:15:26
Yes, sir.
:15:27
Escort Dr. Malone around the base.
Show him what he needs to see.
:15:31
Let him take samples and run tests.
:15:34
Then do whatever you have to
to expedite his departure.
:16:00
Mr. Malone?
:16:05
Good afternoon, sir.
:16:07
- Can I help you?
- Yeah.
:16:09
Can you give us some space?
I want to talk to him.
:16:17
I'm Major Collins,
head of the base medical corps.
:16:20
Hold on.
:16:24
I wanted to meet you...
:16:26
...and extend my cooperation
to you personally.
:16:30
Thank you.
:16:34
I'm very interested in the effects exposure
to these chemicals can have on people.
:16:39
Effects?
:16:41
You got a lot of chemicals on this base.
They're all pretty toxic.
:16:45
Effects? Physically,
they could be devastating.
:16:48
Not physically. I'm referring
to psychological effects.
:16:52
I'm not following you.
:16:54
Can they affect brain patterns?
:16:57
Can they interfere with
chemo-neurological processes?