:18:01
That's quite a statement,
if that's what they wanted to make.
:18:05
Think it has to do
with the Chinese conference in town?
:18:25
"Although these refugees
were housed in Hong Kong. . .
:18:28
. . .they were under the supervision
of UN officers.
:18:35
You talk of human rights.
Three miles from here, sweatshops.
:18:40
A mile from here, homeless people
living in doorways.
:18:45
Yet you lecture my country...
:18:49
...on our human rights record. "
:18:53
Chinese Ambassador Jian Tze Wu.
:18:59
In two days, China signs
a UN trade agreement. . .
:19:01
. . .ending 50 years of isolation. . .
:19:04
. . .not only culturally,
but commercially. . .
:19:06
. . .opening the door
to 1 .5 billion new consumers.
:19:12
You think Ambassador Wu is connected
to the dead refugees from the boat?
:19:16
I have my suspicions.
:19:18
Before becoming UN ambassador, he was
responsible for refugee resettlement.
:19:28
Here he is meeting with a group
of men tied to various Triad concerns.
:19:33
Human smugglers. Slave traders.
:19:36
Exactly. My instinct tells me
something's lurking under the surface.
:19:41
You always think that.
:19:44
Tonight, David Chan is hosting
a banquet honoring Ambassador Wu.
:19:48
You want me to put a wire on Wu?
:19:50
If you're ready. How's the shoulder?
:19:53
-Technically? Fucked up.
-There she is. Eleanor!
:19:57
Here.
:19:58
I've been looking for you everywhere.