:38:05
Jesus!
:38:07
- Okay. Can we go home now, please?
- Yeah, all right.
:38:14
It's him.
:38:19
- Let's just get this over with.
- Okay.
:38:38
This changes everything.
:38:42
- Now somebody else knows.
- Oh, God.
:38:45
- What happened to the boy?
- He's alive.
:38:47
He's being held in a lockdown unit
in a Chicago hospital.
:38:52
Why don't we tell
somebody?
:38:54
Because we are somebody,
Leo.
:38:56
We're the ones that are
ultimately responsible for this.
:38:58
There isn't anybody
to tell.
:39:00
So I want you to keep
the puzzle line open 24 hours a day.
:39:04
And I want you two to do
your goddamn fuckin' jobs!
:39:06
Quiet!
:39:11
Maybe I'm goin' about this
the wrong way.
:39:15
My wife says my people skills
are like my cooking skills.
:39:18
Quick and tasteless.
:39:20
But in the end,
it's about saving lives.
:39:23
Isn't that the point?
:39:25
- Yes?
- Yes.
:39:28
I know a man named Rasheed Halabi,
born in Paramus, New Jersey.
:39:31
Valedictorian of his high school class,
worked his way through M.I.T.
:39:34
Right now he's a colonel
in Saddam's Republican Guard.
:39:37
We put him there. It's him
this code is protecting.
:39:41
There are thousands of other
men and women just like him...
:39:44
whose identities are protected
by this code.
:39:48
We can save their lives.
:39:50
I give you my pledge.
I want you to give me yours.
:39:54
Diligence, loyalty
and above all...
:39:59
absolute silence.