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:26:01
Make sure that he doesn't come back,
and don't you come back either.

:26:05
-You called me.
-I know.

:26:06
Do what you need to do,
Richard, and go.

:26:13
Let me get this straight. You came
to the hotel asking for Hannigan.

:26:17
And when you couldn't get through,
you got nervous.

:26:20
And then you collapsed. Right?
:26:22
So now you need someone
to help you sell the goods today.

:26:25
-Right?
-Yeah.

:26:27
-So, what made you think of me?
-Because I saw your sister.

:26:36
The Monroe Silver Certificate.
:26:43
I copied it.
:26:44
It took me an entire year.
I almost ruined my eyes.

:26:47
-You copied it from what?
-From a set of photographs...

:26:50
...taken by the Treasury Department.
:26:53
I have a partner in the inside.
He's my son-in-law.

:26:56
He's the one who taught me
about the bill in the first place.

:26:59
He read a story about Hannigan's
collection of antique currency.

:27:03
He went and pulled the file on it.
:27:05
See, he's a janitor,
but he's smart. He came to me.

:27:09
Yeah? So Ochoa the forger has a relative
in the Treasury Department?

:27:12
Yeah. Yeah.
:27:14
-Sounds like a sting.
-No. He's married to my daughter.

:27:17
How come you never told me before?
:27:19
He's black, I didn't wanna
get into it with you.

:27:23
-Look, he's gonna send it to a lab.
-No.

:27:25
A lab test will take a week at least.
:27:29
He won't have time for that.
He'll be gone tomorrow.

:27:32
How do you know?
:27:34
How do I know?
:27:38
Look at this. He says he's negotiating
to buy a group of TV stations...

:27:42
...but the seller is stalling
the negotiations.

:27:44
This says that Hannigan operates
as a resident of Monaco.

:27:47
If he doesn't leave tomorrow,
he'll be over the number of days...

:27:51
...he can spend in the U.S. without
paying tax on his business...

:27:55
...all over the world. And that could be
tens of millions of dollars.

:27:58
Okay, how much you gonna ask?

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