:28:00
Still.
:28:01
Good. Well, the Barillo cartel
aren't the nicest of guys, are they?
:28:06
However, you've passed the test.
:28:09
You're gonna do just fine.
:28:11
Assemble your team, and I will
call you with further instructions.
:28:17
Over and out.
:28:21
I'm just walking my beat, friend.
Mexico's my beat, I'm walking it.
:28:27
I throw shapes, and they catch them.
I set them up and watch them fall.
:28:31
Have him meet me
at the bullfight at 5 p.m. What?
:28:35
Why would I want that?
Why would I want bubble gum?
:28:43
All right. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
:28:45
Okay, this should hold the both
of us over for quite a long time.
:28:51
So I don't ever want to see you again.
:28:54
Fuck off.
:29:09
-Hi.
-Hello.
:29:11
The CIA sharing a meal with the FBI.
:29:14
Now, if that isn't interagency
cooperation, I just don't know what is.
:29:19
-I'm retired FBI.
-A real agent never retires.
:29:22
He just takes it a little easier.
:29:25
-Why are we talking?
-You tracked down Armando Barillo...
:29:30
...for two years when he was running
operations out of San Antonio.
:29:34
Spinning wheels.
It never led to an arrest.
:29:36
Well, he--
:29:40
He is, in fact,
sitting directly behind you.
:29:44
I know.
:29:46
He settled back in.
He's been living here for six years.
:29:49
Can't be touched.
:29:51
Did you know that most agents
never even see a top-1 0 criminal...
:29:55
...for their entire careers?
You brought down two, didn't you?
:29:59
And now your third
is sitting in very close proximity.