:47:22
This is the last known photograph
of the suspect.
:47:24
- Cute picture.
- Yeah. Haircut suits you, definitely.
:47:27
- near Charlottesville, Virginia.
:47:29
The assailant is assumed
to be armed and dangerous.
:47:32
One of General Pettibone's
closest friends...
:47:34
... was Defense Secretary
George Deckert.
:47:36
Jack Pettibone
was a dear friend of mine.
:47:39
And tonight, this nation
has lost a great patriot.
:47:43
And his quiet contributions
will be properly recorded...
:47:46
... in history books yet to be written.
:47:48
From base to base,
Camp Pendleton to Fort Bragg...
:47:51
... General Pettibone's troops
are en route...
:47:53
... to Washington D. C.
For the funeral.
:47:55
They're not coming for the funeral.
:47:57
Same blood, same mud.
:47:59
Pettibone and Deckert both served
for over 30 years together.
:48:02
So that means
Pettibone's troops are also...?
:48:05
- Deckert's.
- Correct.
:48:06
What's that got to do
with the funeral?
:48:08
The perfect cover.
Deckert does the guest list...
:48:11
...only invites his boys to town.
:48:13
He's got his army.
:48:15
Now, he's gotta be loading up.
How would he get his gear?
:48:18
All orders go through
his department, the DOD.
:48:21
Right.
:48:25
You want me to hack in?
:48:27
To the U.S. Department of Defense?
:48:29
We're talking 500 acres
of hardware.
:48:31
Cray supercomputers,
encryption chips...
:48:33
...not to mention more firewalls than
the NSA, CIA and the IRS combined.
:48:37
Exactly.
:48:39
Hold my chips.
:48:56
You know,
you don't have to wait up.
:48:59
You think I'd leave you
alone with my car?