:27:00
Notwithstanding that,
Mr. Deputy Mayor...
:27:02
...if you don't transport
their employees...
:27:04
...Bank Exchange will
dump this deal...
:27:06
...and forget about New York...
:27:08
...and put up their 60-story building
in New Jersey instead.
:27:11
So be it.
:27:13
The mayor loves Bank Exchange
but can't afford infrastructure.
:27:15
You're flying
in the face of real politics.
:27:19
Subways get people to jobs.
:27:22
Jobs mean votes.
:27:24
I thought John Pappas liked votes.
:27:26
He loves votes, Frank.
:27:30
But no infrastructure.
:27:32
Much as the city approves of
a subway station and off-ramp...
:27:35
...it can't pay for them.
:27:38
- Where are you going?
- I have an appointment in Manhattan.
:27:45
This meeting's over?
:27:48
I heard you say no.
:27:51
Can I offer you a ride?
:27:53
No, thanks.
:27:55
I make it quicker on the train.
:27:59
Here he comes. Judge Stern!
:28:06
Why did you give Tino Zapatti
probation, Your Honor?
:28:09
Why did you go soft
on the drug charge?
:28:11
Is probation a sentence
in this town?
:28:13
They're burying little James Bone.
:28:15
Are you going to the funeral?
:28:19
Get me the file on Tino Zapatti.
:28:28
Mr. Deputy Mayor...
:28:30
...I'm Marybeth Cogan.
:28:32
"Detectives' Endowment Association,
Legal Affairs, Co-counsel. "
:28:35
Very nice card.
:28:36
I represent Santos, and
you're muddying my client's name.
:28:39
- Take it up with Corporation Council.
- And get it buried?
:28:42
You should tell the mayor someone's
taking him up the wrong street.
:28:45
Maybe we could explore this
in more detail.
:28:48
Maybe over coffee.
:28:49
I'm talking about a hero detective
and his widow's pension.
:28:52
Why don't you wait in my office?
:28:54
No, I don't think so.
:28:55
I'll expect to hear from you
in the morning.