Mercury Rising
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:18:01
See if they correlate.
:18:03
If they don't, you may have lost some
bytes in the transfer, lost a keyword.

:18:06
You won't be able
to defractionate. Yeah?

:18:09
- Are you scrambled?
- Give me a break, Leo. I'm busy.

:18:11
It's Mercury, Dean. Somebody just walked
on water. You have to get up here now.

:18:20
- What did you just say?
- You are a stranger.

:18:26
- Who is this?
- Simon, put down the phone.

:18:29
Simon, Simon, wait a second.
Please don't hang...

:18:34
Who is that?
:18:37
Listen to the timbre
of his voice.

:18:39
It's a child.
That had to be his mother.

:18:43
Right. It's just
some rug rat...

:18:45
drooling over the phone,
punching numbers, like a random thing.

:18:48
Huh?
:18:51
We're not that lucky.
:18:56
- We have to call Kudrow.
- What? Dean, what?

:18:58
No, no, no.
We don't have to call anybody.

:19:01
All we gotta do is an analysis,
and give him a report when he gets back.

:19:04
- That's it!
- Do you understand what just happened?

:19:08
We have to call him now
or he's gonna say we tried to hide it.

:19:20
- Morning, sir.
- Good morning, Marine.

:19:23
I've got an urgent message
for Lieutenant Colonel Kudrow.

:19:27
Mercury is already
operational in most of our com centers.

:19:30
And I'm here to confirm
everything you've already heard.

:19:33
Mercury is a quantum leap
in our communications security.

:19:37
And once we complete its installation
in all of our com centers...

:19:40
- it's going to be very hard
for our adversaries...
- And our allies.

:19:43
And our allies to compromise
our communications.

:19:48
An urgent message
for you, sir.

:19:56
If you'll excuse me.
:19:58
- Mr. Johnson will continue the briefing.
- All right, gentlemen.


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