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00:00:20	"Despite certain similarities to the real events, this film is purely
00:00:28	-Get those people out of the way!
00:00:31	The President has been shot!
00:00:33	There were at least three gunshots.
00:00:37	Get those people out of the fucking way.
00:00:39	I'm all right.
00:00:41	To the van. Let's go! Let's go!
00:00:44	Was anyone else hit?
00:00:46	Go! Go! Go! Go!
00:00:49	-Call my wife. Tell her I'm okay.
00:00:52	Repeat, he got through security.
00:00:54	-Tell her I'm okay.
00:00:56	-God damn it!
00:01:02	MSNBC has confirmed
00:01:05	US war planes struck military bases
00:01:08	in retaliation for the assassination attempt
00:01:13	Our Emily Boyd is on the ground in Caracas.
00:01:15	Emily, what are you hearing now?
00:01:17	Jim, as you can imagine, the situation
00:01:21	can be described as a state of chaos.
00:01:24	Apparently, President Lyman responded
00:01:27	said to have overwhelmingly
00:01:30	Venezuela's involvement
00:01:33	President Lopez's government...
00:01:34	Four bottles of milk on the wall
00:01:39	You take one down, you pass it around
00:01:44	Three bottles of milk on the wall
00:01:47	Oh, my God, this song.
00:01:48	Is this what we got in trouble for
00:01:53	I don't know why anybody actually signed
00:01:58	Yeah.
00:02:03	Hey, Timmy!
00:02:06	-What are you doing?
00:02:13	Can you just, like,
00:02:15	I don't have a good voice.
00:02:18	Well, me, neither. Come on, sing along.
00:02:21	Come on.
00:02:23	-Mrs. Robinson?
00:02:26	Nicky Ludlow keeps pulling on my hair,
00:02:29	Well, just switch seats.
00:02:31	But the bus is full.
00:02:33	You know what, just stay right here. Okay?
00:02:38	You're a tattletale!
00:02:40	-I am not!
00:02:43	That's because he won't stop.
00:02:45	-You're a tattletale.
00:02:48	-That's enough.
00:02:50	Well, you're not supposed
00:02:56	Come on.
00:02:58	Capital Sun Times.
00:03:00	It's gonna be the Redskins.
00:03:02	You know what you call 53 people
00:03:04	-No, sir.
00:03:06	That's what you call them.
00:03:07	Larry, you should be supporting
00:03:09	I would support the North Koreans
00:03:10	if they were playing
00:03:12	All right, Judy, give it four hours
00:03:16	-Thank you, B.B.
00:03:18	Okay. Thanks, everybody.
00:03:21	Let me ask you a question.
00:03:25	Oh, quite a few.
00:03:27	Rache, stick around a minute, would you?
00:03:31	You know there's that track star, right?
00:03:34	-Yeah.
00:03:36	-Get the door for me, would you, Kelly?
00:03:38	Thanks.
00:03:45	Okay, Rache.
00:03:46	We're gonna fast track the story. Your story.
00:03:49	Really? When?
00:03:51	The New York Times has gotten hold
00:03:53	so we're going to beat them to the punch.
00:03:55	Yeah.
00:03:57	I mean, it's a killer story.
00:03:59	No, I know. It's Watergate. It's lran-Contra.
00:04:02	It mean, it's a "holy shit" piece, Bonnie.
00:04:03	-It's gonna take them down.
00:04:05	-Sorry. Gotta rein it in. I'm kind of excited.
00:04:10	Well, fine. We'll objectively bring down
00:04:13	What else do you need to do
00:04:16	I gotta call the White House.
00:04:21	Out of curiosity,
00:04:23	Avril, I already told you,
00:04:25	if we went to her too early,
00:04:28	We go now, there's nothing they can do.
00:04:30	Okay. Look, legally the story is solid.
00:04:34	Everything is factually in line.
00:04:36	Well, that's all that's important, right?
00:04:41	I wish you would let me know
00:04:46	A title, a job description.
00:04:50	Okay, look,
00:04:54	Rachel told me who they are,
00:04:56	We have Van Doren's letter
00:04:59	that the Feds gave to Rachel.
00:05:01	-That's enough to go to press.
00:05:03	I'm just saying
00:05:06	the government may not be.
00:05:09	I'm sorry, what?
00:05:11	It's illegal for a government official
00:05:12	to reveal the identity
00:05:15	Okay. Well, I'm not a government official.
00:05:16	I don't understand why you're bringing...
00:05:18	We've already discussed this.
00:05:20	As long as we all know
00:05:21	All right, we know.
00:05:23	Okay, do you know how to find her?
00:05:25	Yeah.
00:05:27	Our kids go to school together,
00:05:30	-No shit?
00:05:32	Okay, you feel comfortable
00:05:34	Absolutely.
00:05:36	Yeah! That's it! Come on! Pass it in!
00:05:39	-Stay open, Ali!
00:05:42	I got it! I got it!
00:05:45	Come on now! Push up! Push up!
00:05:48	Yes, Ali! Good job! Good job!
00:05:52	Kick it, honey! Kick it hard!
00:05:53	Good pass!
00:05:57	Spread out, girls! Spread out!
00:06:02	Get in there! Come on!
00:06:05	-Hey.
00:06:09	Oh, no. Defense! Come on, defense! Allison.
00:06:13	-She's doing great out there.
00:06:18	-Every one of them chases the ball.
00:06:21	Come on, Ali! Come on.
00:06:23	-She is in Mr. Cody's class. Right?
00:06:26	-Yeah, my son, too.
00:06:30	-Come on, Allison.
00:06:32	Could we talk in private?
00:06:34	I'm with the Sun Times,
00:06:37	It's kind of important.
00:06:39	Yeah. Sure.
00:06:46	I'm just concerned
00:06:49	-I won't keep you long.
00:06:52	Erica, I'm writing a story.
00:06:56	-Okay?
00:06:58	And it's gonna run tomorrow,
00:07:01	that you are a ClA operative,
00:07:04	and that you went on a mission,
00:07:08	What? This is...
00:07:10	Hear me out, okay?
00:07:13	You went there on a fact-finding mission
00:07:15	to determine if its government
00:07:17	for the assassination attempt
00:07:19	You determined it was not,
00:07:22	This is the stupidest B.S. I have ever heard.
00:07:25	Wait, wait. What? Can you...
00:07:27	How do I know
00:07:29	The White House ignored your findings
00:07:32	still claiming retribution
00:07:35	I've been on the national desk for five years.
00:07:37	I have a column every Tuesday
00:07:41	My son goes to school here, too.
00:07:43	Yeah, I know. You said that.
00:07:49	You people.
00:07:51	You people! My God! You fucking people!
00:07:53	You know, this isn't about me.
00:07:57	My source is impeccable.
00:07:59	Your source is 1 10% fucking peccable.
00:08:03	I'm a ClA operative?
00:08:05	I can't even use the navigation system
00:08:10	Your paper... Your paper has been trying
00:08:14	ever since he spoke out
00:08:16	-We have your memo.
00:08:18	-We have your findings.
00:08:21	-Do you know him?
00:08:22	He's gonna take a lead pipe to you,
00:08:25	Well, I certainly don't want that.
00:08:27	What are you doing? What are you doing?
00:08:31	-Rachel Armstrong.
00:08:33	Are you denying you're ClA?
00:08:34	You know what? You stay away from us.
00:08:44	Just say that the White House
00:08:46	Is that what you're saying?
00:08:48	Come on, David.
00:08:50	Off the record, this is bullshit.
00:08:52	You're gonna set off a shit storm
00:08:53	for a lousy column inch of space.
00:08:55	-Rachel, it's your son on line five.
00:08:58	I gotta go, David.
00:09:03	Hey, kiddo.
00:09:04	Hi, Mom. Did you get my paper?
00:09:07	Yeah, I'm just getting it now.
00:09:10	Okay, but I gotta go to bed soon.
00:09:13	Okay.
00:09:16	But Dad said I had to go to bed.
00:09:19	Well, we'll do it in the morning. I promise.
00:09:21	Okay.
00:09:22	It's just, I have a real big story, honey.
00:09:26	It's fine, Mom.
00:09:28	Okay, I love you. Bye-bye.
00:09:30	-Sorry.
00:09:32	My son had to do a paper on lndia.
00:09:36	I bet you he could give me 10 inches
00:09:39	-Oh, yeah.
00:09:41	"White House doesn't comment
00:09:44	Yeah, well, I know you'll give it
00:09:48	-Sure.
00:09:50	It's worth every dime I don't make.
00:09:52	Look, I want you to start
00:09:55	from Yale to ClA, to the marriage
00:10:00	He was her professor. He was married.
00:10:03	Now, that's some good stuff.
00:10:05	Look, by the way,
00:10:09	If I were you,
00:10:18	Hey, Erica.
00:10:21	-Why are we meeting here, Merrill?
00:10:24	No. Why are we meeting out
00:10:27	We're not out in the open, Erica.
00:10:30	Now tomorrow,
00:10:33	tomorrow you'll be out in the open. Shit!
00:10:37	Your husband had to go
00:10:39	Keep him out of this.
00:10:41	You're right, Erica. It's not Oscar's fault.
00:10:44	Oscar hasn't been trained in covert ops.
00:10:49	No, it's your fault.
00:10:51	Okay, hey, guys. Here's the SlTREP.
00:10:55	The paper will be out in two hours.
00:10:59	They didn't want to give
00:11:01	to put it in their morning editions.
00:11:03	They're bringing in a special prosecutor
00:11:07	I can't believe this.
00:11:10	I mean, our kids go to school together,
00:11:13	you know, the reporter's kid and mine.
00:11:16	Wait a second. You know her?
00:11:18	Well, I kind of recognized her today,
00:11:24	Let me ask you straight out, Erica.
00:11:26	-Was it me, what?
00:11:29	I mean, it's understandable.
00:11:31	The White House ignored your report,
00:11:35	You goaded Oscar to write
00:11:38	When that didn't get traction,
00:11:40	I went to the press myself.
00:11:42	Someone you knew. Someone you trusted.
00:11:45	Fuck you.
00:11:47	Fuck me? Touche.
00:11:53	The prosecutor, Patton Dubois,
00:11:55	He'll get Armstrong before the grand jury.
00:11:57	Law says
00:11:59	Could it have been Oscar?
00:12:00	No. Could it have been you, O'Hara?
00:12:04	How we all doing? Still doing good?
00:12:07	-Doing good.
00:12:08	-Good.
00:12:10	I'm gonna put you on the box. Oscar, too.
00:12:12	Fine. But I want everybody in the agency
00:12:17	I want them with polygraph wires
00:12:19	because there's a traitor among us.
00:12:21	We'll find that person if they're in the ClA.
00:12:23	Nonetheless, we should think about
00:12:26	No. No.
00:12:29	but none of this shit was my fault.
00:12:33	This Lois Lane and her newspaper,
00:12:36	I'm not gonna let her turn me
00:12:39	I'm staying here.
00:12:41	Whatever.
00:12:43	In the meantime, we'll assign
00:12:49	I feel so much safer. Thank you.
00:12:53	I can't fucking believe this.
00:13:35	Mommy.
00:13:40	-Wanna stay home from school today?
00:13:48	This is very interesting. It's awesome.
00:13:52	-Thank you.
00:13:56	I didn't realize they made
00:13:59	It also has the most democrats in the world.
00:14:01	Well, not quite.
00:14:04	-lsn't that the same thing?
00:14:07	Jesus Christ.
00:14:13	Don't give your carrots to Brandon today.
00:14:16	Okay, Mom.
00:14:20	You did it.
00:14:22	This changes everything.
00:14:26	I don't know about that.
00:14:34	-Timmy, come on. Eat your breakfast.
00:14:36	Come on, don't give Mommy a hard time.
00:14:39	-Eggs give you cancer.
00:14:42	All right, you know what?
00:14:48	Feels pretty good though.
00:14:52	You didn't tell me half the stuff
00:14:56	Well, you don't tell me anything
00:15:00	A spokesman for the newspaper says
00:15:02	because her husband is a Vocal opponent
00:15:06	this makes Mrs. Van Doren's employment
00:15:10	-Mom?
00:15:13	-What's up, kiddo?
00:15:16	To the zoo? It's a school day.
00:15:19	Maybe we can go tonight?
00:15:21	Well, the animals are sleeping at night.
00:15:23	You don't want to mess
00:15:25	They might be a bit cranky.
00:15:30	Okay, come on, sweetie,
00:15:33	-You got your stuff?
00:15:35	Great, thank you.
00:15:42	Hey. Come on, you're forgetting.
00:15:48	I love you. Have a good day.
00:15:52	Hey, Connor.
00:15:56	I'm sorry, you scared the hell out of me.
00:15:58	I'm Special Agent Coddington.
00:16:02	We need you to come with us, please.
00:16:04	What for?
00:16:05	I don't know, ma'am. They just asked me
00:16:11	Hey there, Miss Armstrong. Come on in.
00:16:14	I'm Patton Dubois, federal prosecutor.
00:16:18	Please come on in. Thanks for coming by.
00:16:20	Did I have a choice?
00:16:21	Of course you did.
00:16:25	I don't have anything to say,
00:16:26	so if you have a problem,
00:16:30	Can I get you a cup of coffee?
00:16:32	No, thank you.
00:16:34	Sure, sir, I'm gonna take some.
00:16:36	Great scoop, by the way.
00:16:38	If this doesn't make your career,
00:16:42	Holy moly.
00:16:46	That was something.
00:16:50	Well, I'm gonna be announced in a few days,
00:16:52	just as soon as
00:16:55	as the special counsel to investigate
00:17:01	-That was fast.
00:17:05	but the boys over at Justice seem to think
00:17:09	a not-a-second-to-lose kind of thing.
00:17:11	So they called me in last night,
00:17:14	and I just checked into the hotel
00:17:19	The Attorney General's office
00:17:23	Maybe somebody over there
00:17:26	-I think I should call my lawyer.
00:17:28	I'm not gonna be asking you any questions.
00:17:32	Not here, anyway.
00:17:36	I just wanted to get
00:17:41	Can I talk to you off the record?
00:17:46	Sure.
00:17:48	I mean, a just-between-you-and-me
00:17:52	Off the record is off the record.
00:17:53	Okay, good. I'll do all the yada-yada.
00:17:59	Now, you were within your rights
00:18:03	However, you're not within your rights
00:18:05	to protect who it was
00:18:10	It's a 1982 law called
00:18:15	Your source is in a great deal of trouble.
00:18:17	-I've no intention of discussing my source...
00:18:19	I'm doing the yada-yada, remember?
00:18:22	Okay.
00:18:24	Okay, look,
00:18:26	you're gonna be asked
00:18:29	You're gonna be asked
00:18:31	I'll be doing the asking.
00:18:32	Now, if, for some reason,
00:18:36	you'll be held in contempt,
00:18:39	and we're not talking about
00:18:42	with a butler, nonsense.
00:18:47	Look.
00:18:50	Rachel, go to your source.
00:18:53	Ask him to permit you to reveal his name.
00:18:56	You may be surprised
00:19:01	People are inherently decent, I have found.
00:19:07	Well, if that were true,
00:19:16	Well, that's all I've got to say.
00:19:19	I'm afraid I'm gonna disappoint you,
00:19:21	That's not possible.
00:19:29	-You ready? Here she is.
00:19:31	Ready to roll?
00:19:33	Rolling.
00:19:36	Hey, Erica,
00:19:38	Is Erica your real name?
00:19:42	All right, I know you're trying
00:19:44	I'd love to speak to you.
00:19:49	I have an appointment here
00:19:52	Is Erica your real name?
00:19:53	Did you give your husband
00:19:55	Does your family know that you're here?
00:19:57	You know, I'm a mom.
00:20:02	If this CIA report exists,
00:20:05	that would seem to indicate
00:20:07	a full-fledged act of war in Venezuela
00:20:10	-without justification...
00:20:11	-Really nice work.
00:20:14	It would also mean that either the President
00:20:17	Hey, Rache, they're waiting for you
00:20:20	...what is arguably the worst foreign policy
00:20:24	So far, the White House
00:20:26	but they're not denying the report.
00:20:28	-Rachel.
00:20:29	-Kick-ass story, by the way.
00:20:31	...there's a reason to question the findings.
00:20:33	"'Wait for me. Wait for me.
00:20:36	"'And I'd sure like to catch something great,'
00:20:37	"she added, with a fishing pole in hand.
00:20:39	"So off they went. Up a hill,
00:20:44	"and just as Granny Annie was about to
00:20:50	If I'd been a little bit more forceful with you
00:20:53	maybe we wouldn't be in this situation.
00:20:55	I told you, the government's gonna take this
00:20:58	The next time the FBl hauls you
00:21:01	-your first goddamn phone call is to me!
00:21:04	Before you even take off
00:21:08	All right, Avril.
00:21:12	You okay?
00:21:13	Yeah, I was dropping Timmy off at school,
00:21:18	and they asked me to go with them and...
00:21:20	Pretty unnerving, huh?
00:21:23	-lt was really fast.
00:21:27	Yeah. I didn't give it to them.
00:21:31	Okay, please.
00:21:38	First of all, this is appalling behavior
00:21:43	Snatching you in front of your kid.
00:21:46	I want to know the name of the agent
00:21:48	Well, it wasn't an FBl agent.
00:21:51	He's being appointed special prosecutor.
00:21:56	What? You know him?
00:21:59	No.
00:22:01	No. But a special prosecutor,
00:22:04	See, his only requirement
00:22:07	with nothing else to divert him.
00:22:08	He's gonna have unlimited time,
00:22:12	and the chance of unlimited publicity.
00:22:14	There's a lot more investigative power for
00:22:17	Yeah, well, not enough power
00:22:21	I have a right to protect my source.
00:22:26	-What?
00:22:27	doesn't have a shield law.
00:22:31	49 states do have some form of protection
00:22:34	-but not the federal government.
00:22:36	when they see how far we will go
00:22:38	The federal government is fighting
00:22:41	You see, somebody revealed
00:22:46	That is an act of treason.
00:22:49	They're gonna take this very, very seriously.
00:22:51	Yeah, well, so am l,
00:22:57	-Officer, what's the hold-up?
00:23:00	Are you kidding? My house is right there.
00:23:02	-She's on the list.
00:23:10	I want a half-hour of reading every day.
00:23:13	-You hear me?
00:23:14	-for not going to school?
00:23:17	-I'll miss my friends.
00:23:19	but it's just gonna be for a little while.
00:23:20	You're gonna have a private tutor.
00:23:22	You'll love him. I promise. Kisses.
00:23:24	Butterfly kiss, Eskimo kiss.
00:23:31	I love you.
00:23:32	I told you this would happen.
00:23:34	-You just don't get it, do you?
00:23:37	What do you want to listen to, baby?
00:23:39	Who's your best friend?
00:23:42	-Who?
00:23:50	Bye!
00:24:07	Are we off the record?
00:24:11	Sure. I'll meet you in the back.
00:24:23	You didn't come here to kick my ass,
00:24:27	I'm not trained in that whole,
00:24:29	"Knock somebody's nose into their brain
00:24:32	No, I use poison darts.
00:24:35	Funny.
00:24:41	I like your mums.
00:24:45	Thank you.
00:24:47	Is your husband still writing?
00:24:49	Yeah, all the time. Every day.
00:24:53	I read his novel about the Mossad.
00:24:59	It was very entertaining.
00:25:03	Thank you.
00:25:10	So...
00:25:15	I'm sorry I lost my cool with you.
00:25:18	Usually it takes a man
00:25:24	Oscar and l...
00:25:29	It's probably it, you know,
00:25:33	He's gone. He left.
00:25:36	We had it out,
00:25:40	'cause we had to send her away, too.
00:25:42	Allison's a great kid.
00:25:45	She seems very grounded.
00:25:47	How do you know her?
00:25:50	No. No, I'm a room mother.
00:25:53	Room mother? Man.
00:25:57	I come in once every two weeks to read
00:26:02	-Mom?
00:26:03	I'm outside, Timmy!
00:26:06	What can I do for you?
00:26:07	I know you can't tell me who your source is.
00:26:11	I know about keeping secrets.
00:26:14	Just tell me yes or no. All right? Is...
00:26:19	Is it someone close to me?
00:26:23	Is it?
00:26:25	Is it someone I work with?
00:26:28	I can't tell you anything.
00:26:34	You know what?
00:26:36	When you go before the grand jury,
00:26:39	-You are an unpatriotic little cunt...
00:26:41	...who's gonna walk right off the plank
00:26:44	-Do you know that?
00:26:46	If you want to go on record,
00:26:49	Thank you.
00:26:51	-What?
00:26:53	Hello, handsome. How are you?
00:26:56	How's Allison doing?
00:27:02	No, no, no. She is great. She's...
00:27:04	She's just spending time with a relative.
00:27:06	-Can you tell her I said hi?
00:27:24	Is it the door?
00:27:34	Yeah?
00:27:35	-Rachel Armstrong?
00:27:38	I'm here to serve you, ma'am.
00:27:39	I just barely had time to type that up
00:27:42	-ls it okay? Does it make sense to you?
00:27:45	I thought the law was supposed
00:27:47	Except for when it doesn't.
00:27:49	Hey, this is all bullshit,
00:27:52	dragging you into the Mayflower,
00:27:54	It's working.
00:27:55	-Well, don't let it intimidate you. Okay?
00:27:58	You're gonna be fine.
00:28:01	Miss Armstrong.
00:28:02	Okay, I'll be down in the lobby.
00:28:04	-Okay.
00:28:06	Rachel Alice Armstrong.
00:28:11	Thanks. Okay, Miss Armstrong.
00:28:13	You work as a reporter
00:28:17	Yes.
00:28:19	As the national political correspondent,
00:28:24	-I am, yes. One of them.
00:28:27	Okay, great. I'm batting a thousand.
00:28:30	You wrote an article a few days ago, here,
00:28:34	in which you revealed Erica Van Doren,
00:28:37	married to the former US ambassador,
00:28:41	that she was a covert ClA operative.
00:28:44	I did, yes.
00:28:45	And you feel confident
00:28:49	I do, 100%%.
00:28:53	Who was your source?
00:28:58	-Miss Armstrong...
00:29:01	"l respectfully refuse
00:29:03	"on the grounds
00:29:05	"under the First Amendment
00:29:10	You're aware that anybody
00:29:13	of the identity of a ClA operative
00:29:16	is forbidden by law
00:29:19	I am, yes.
00:29:21	So, who was your source?
00:29:23	I can't reveal my source...
00:29:25	Okay, look, Miss Armstrong.
00:29:29	This is a very serious matter.
00:29:31	I want you to take your time.
00:29:34	We're gonna take a recess
00:29:40	I want you to go home.
00:29:43	I want you to talk to your editor. Okay?
00:29:46	And then I want you to talk to your source.
00:29:50	Mull it over and see if you all think
00:29:54	and then we're gonna reconvene,
00:29:56	and then I'm going to ask you again.
00:30:00	I wouldn't hold your breath.
00:30:01	Well, I'm not the one
00:30:09	Okay, everybody,
00:30:10	we're gonna break it up.
00:30:21	-How long have you been in the ClA?
00:30:24	"'Can I come too?' asked Charlie.
00:30:26	"'l promise to help you catch
00:30:29	"'Come on,' said Ruthie Joe
00:30:31	"So off they went across the bridge..."
00:30:33	My watch says I'm early.
00:30:36	We just feel like this is not the best time
00:30:42	It's just that,
00:30:43	you know, we're really not equipped
00:30:47	Okay.
00:30:49	I think it's idiotic, is what it is.
00:30:52	Maybe if you were to stay away for a while,
00:30:57	I hope we can work this out, Jerry.
00:31:00	I mean, I'm pretty good at it, too.
00:31:03	You are. So...
00:31:05	When were you planning
00:31:10	I don't know. I'm not sure.
00:31:12	I see. Okay.
00:31:18	Are you saying
00:31:21	-How was your lunch?
00:31:24	-Yeah, what'd you have?
00:31:27	Really?
00:31:29	I wish I had your will power.
00:31:32	Your source, Miss Armstrong, who is it?
00:31:41	Hey.
00:31:44	Well? How did it go?
00:31:46	-Okay, I guess.
00:31:48	-Yes.
00:31:50	I have a summons for you
00:31:53	-No, no, no.
00:31:55	Hey!
00:31:58	I'm Avril Aaronson,
00:31:59	-counsel to the Capital Sun Times.
00:32:00	I read your amicus brief
00:32:04	I think you could take credit for her release.
00:32:06	I understand all the theatrics up until now,
00:32:09	This is too fast. This is outrageous,
00:32:11	and we're getting into some pretty serious
00:32:14	Look, Avril, there's a traitor out there
00:32:20	Now, I think we should get somebody
00:32:24	We're bringing in Albert Burnside.
00:32:28	I'll have to go home
00:32:35	Don't worry about it. It's not a problem.
00:32:38	Hi, Avril.
00:32:39	Hey, there he is. Albert, thanks for coming.
00:32:43	-Glad to meet you.
00:32:44	Hey, I'm Ray, Rachel's husband.
00:32:48	Avril said it'd be weeks
00:32:50	Well, Mr. Dubois wants to get this done
00:32:54	It's okay.
00:32:57	Let's concentrate on keeping you out of jail.
00:32:59	Jail? What do you... When?
00:33:01	You're gonna ask for a continuance?
00:33:02	Yeah. Sure. Sure.
00:33:04	Look, I've been through this.
00:33:08	We exchange Christmas cards.
00:33:10	He's certainly not gonna jail you today.
00:33:12	-Jesus Christ.
00:33:13	I mean, if Albert's this calm,
00:33:16	We'll be out of here in five minutes.
00:33:19	Then we'll get a cup of joe
00:33:22	and the constitution and democracy itself
00:33:28	That's a Theory, right?
00:33:30	-Yeah.
00:33:31	Thanks. Nice suit.
00:33:34	It's not a suit. It's a Zegna.
00:33:39	What's that you're wearing?
00:33:43	I don't know.
00:33:46	I'm putting you in touch with my tailor.
00:33:48	You always know when you're in a Zegna.
00:33:51	Court room three.
00:33:52	Your Honor, this morning, Miss Armstrong
00:33:57	I furnished you with the transcripts.
00:33:59	And as you know, she was asked to reveal
00:34:05	quite possibly illegally,
00:34:09	Excuse me, Your Honor. If I may?
00:34:12	Yes.
00:34:13	-All right?
00:34:15	Your Honor, I just met my client.
00:34:18	I ask you to continue this matter for, say,
00:34:22	Let me get my bearings first.
00:34:25	Well, here's how it is, Your Honor.
00:34:26	Mr. Dubois will say that my client was asked
00:34:31	and that she won't do so,
00:34:34	He'll say that the information
00:34:39	and the GJ is entitled to know
00:34:44	He'll also say that there's no
00:34:48	and that there's
00:34:50	because this is a matter of,
00:34:54	Is that about right, Mr. Dubois?
00:34:56	In fact, that's it in a nutshell.
00:34:58	We contend that the First Amendment
00:35:02	I'm well aware of cases in this circuit
00:35:06	Well, I am aware
00:35:09	and they do not authorize her
00:35:14	Why don't the three of you
00:35:16	Rachel, Rachel, come on. Come on up.
00:35:22	Over here to where the bench is.
00:35:25	Miss Armstrong, I want you to understand
00:35:27	that if I should order you
00:35:31	that if you don't do so,
00:35:36	and that you will be jailed until you...
00:35:39	Hold on, Your Honor.
00:35:41	Can you rule, please,
00:35:44	Right. I'm gonna deny that motion.
00:35:47	I'm only asking for a few days, Judge.
00:35:48	I understand.
00:35:50	There's no reason
00:35:53	Let me run my courtroom.
00:35:57	Now, Miss Armstrong, I direct you
00:36:03	If you want a few days to consider it,
00:36:08	I can't do that.
00:36:10	Mr. Burnside, if you want a few days
00:36:13	I can't advise my client
00:36:17	Okay, look, Your Honor,
00:36:18	given the direct threat
00:36:22	I ask that Miss Armstrong
00:36:25	and that she be jailed immediately.
00:36:30	Well, it seems to me that I have before me
00:36:35	and who seems to believe
00:36:40	I hold you in contempt of court,
00:36:42	and I remand you to the custody
00:36:46	-Help.
00:36:48	Wait. No, no. Your Honor. Judge.
00:36:51	-Ma'am.
00:36:52	As soon as you're prepared to speak,
00:36:55	Could I have a minute
00:36:57	You may consult with her
00:36:59	Timmy needs to be picked up
00:37:02	-This proceeding is closed.
00:37:03	Judge. Your Honor!
00:37:07	A lot of people looking to get famous here.
00:37:10	-So now what? What do we do now?
00:37:13	-What are you gonna do now?
00:37:16	All right? Okay?
00:37:18	Well, at least you'll take him
00:37:21	That's right.
00:37:23	-It's a scare tactic.
00:37:26	I'll deal with it.
00:37:27	Okay, I'll head over there.
00:37:30	Mr. Burnside, this is a real honor for me.
00:37:35	I studied you, growing up.
00:37:38	This is a big, big mistake, Patton.
00:37:41	Well, there's nothing like
00:37:43	Yeah, well, sometimes a mistake
00:37:48	and sometimes,
00:38:24	Okay, there are two things I need to know.
00:38:27	-First, the story itself.
00:38:30	Rock solid. Well, are we talking talc
00:38:33	Albert, please.
00:38:35	-if it wasn't...
00:38:37	how many people know the...
00:38:39	How many people at the paper know
00:38:41	We know the corroborating source.
00:38:45	and one of Rachel's sources at the FBl
00:38:48	And why don't you have
00:38:51	Well, for one thing,
00:38:54	and because her story was confirmed,
00:38:57	Well, the good news is,
00:38:59	on something you don't know.
00:39:02	Bosca wallet.
00:39:06	Prada sunglasses.
00:39:09	-You can keep that.
00:39:12	Tape recorder...
00:39:15	I'm gonna need to get your jewelry.
00:39:24	The wedding ring.
00:39:27	I'd like to hold on to those.
00:39:29	It's diamond, baby doll.
00:39:38	Miss Armstrong, come up front, please.
00:39:47	Take a stand in front of the machine, please.
00:39:50	Would you give me your right palm, please?
00:39:54	Take it off. Left, please.
00:39:56	It feels like his only real target
00:39:58	for publishing the article,
00:40:02	Okay, if we've got Armstrong in jail,
00:40:06	Two. The Van Dorens
00:40:09	who worked with her
00:40:13	Jeez, could we turn this guy off?
00:40:18	Better.
00:40:19	You know, that's the only thing
00:40:24	is the media, getting them to turn her
00:40:28	We can't allow that to affect us.
00:40:31	Well, under the Branzburg case,
00:40:34	Even if they point out
00:40:36	any other possible sources
00:40:38	Yeah. No,
00:40:42	-Sit still for the camera.
00:40:44	our goal, is not to...
00:40:48	I want to let her go.
00:40:50	That means we have got our source
00:40:53	and, frankly, that's all I care about.
00:40:56	Sit as still as you can,
00:40:58	Answer with the word "yes"
00:41:01	Is your name Erica Van Doren?
00:41:04	Yes.
00:41:06	-Were you born in Ossining, New York?
00:41:13	Have you ever lied
00:41:16	No.
00:41:20	Did you reveal to Ms. Armstrong
00:41:25	You gotta know a few rules.
00:41:26	First, ain't no smoking
00:41:30	Cigarettes are contraband.
00:41:32	No drugs, no fighting.
00:41:37	-What's that?
00:41:40	In the movies, they call it the hole.
00:41:43	I'm taking you to the spillover room.
00:41:48	What are you, a doorman? Get out of here.
00:41:50	-Come on. Let me out.
00:42:00	And ain't no fucking.
00:42:03	No kind of sex at all.
00:42:08	If you're here for more than eight months,
00:42:13	Here you go.
00:42:14	But the turnover here is normally two weeks.
00:42:18	Hey!
00:42:20	Hey!
00:42:22	-What's your name?
00:42:24	-Olivia what?
00:42:26	-Well, Olivia James, this is Rachel...
00:42:29	Rachel Armstrong, your new bunkie.
00:42:32	And show her how to make the bed.
00:42:34	There you go.
00:42:35	Lights out in an hour.
00:42:38	Okay. Excuse me.
00:42:41	Is there any way
00:42:43	No. But if you wanna watch the news,
00:42:55	-On his birthday, who was driving...
00:42:57	-I don't care.
00:43:03	That's just sad.
00:43:22	Are you one of those
00:43:25	You know, they teach you that at Langley?
00:43:29	Kicked ass, didn't l?
00:43:35	Who do you think spoke to her?
00:43:38	God damn it. I don't know!
00:43:44	But when you figure it out,
00:43:45	just give me five minutes
00:43:49	Well, it's been my experience
00:43:53	Right. She's never had her Vassar ass in jail.
00:43:57	I don't know. I met her.
00:44:01	She's a water-walker.
00:44:23	I wish we had the cookies, though.
00:44:26	Those were pretty good.
00:44:28	-Hey. Hey.
00:44:30	Guess who's here?
00:44:31	Little man wanted to say hey,
00:44:34	All right. Here he is.
00:44:35	Say hi.
00:44:37	-Hey, baby. Hi.
00:44:41	Hey. Why don't you tell Mommy
00:44:44	-Mom.
00:44:46	We brought you some cookies,
00:44:49	No way.
00:44:51	Well, maybe they'll let me have them later
00:44:56	-Dad made them.
00:45:01	Hey,
00:45:03	I'm gonna be okay, sweetie.
00:45:08	Hey, how was your spelling test?
00:45:10	It was okay, I guess.
00:45:12	I bet you aced it.
00:45:13	Practiced really hard, didn't you?
00:45:17	-Yeah.
00:45:20	Hand the phone to your dad, okay?
00:45:24	-Hey.
00:45:27	Hey. How are you?
00:45:29	-I'm fine.
00:45:32	Yeah, I'm fine.
00:45:34	-This is not a good place for him.
00:45:37	He's freaking out.
00:45:38	He wanted to see you. What do you mean?
00:45:43	Well, of course he wanted to see me. But...
00:45:46	-I mean, I'm really serious about this, Ray.
00:45:48	I'm not gonna be here forever.
00:45:49	-It's a couple of days. It's a few days.
00:45:55	So what is going on in the news?
00:45:56	-I haven't heard a thing.
00:45:58	No, there's no newspapers in here.
00:46:00	The TV is perpetually
00:46:03	Well, your jailing, your stance,
00:46:07	it's in every newspaper, on every channel.
00:46:09	No, no, no. I mean with the President.
00:46:12	No, same thing. Same as always.
00:46:15	"The White House refuses
00:46:18	What else are they going to say? Right?
00:46:20	I mean, the President, he's not making
00:46:27	Hey, listen, I was thinking...
00:46:31	I mean, if this gets crazy, crazier,
00:46:37	maybe you should tell me who it is.
00:46:39	And that way, I can maybe talk to the guy.
00:46:41	I don't know,
00:46:44	-Ray.
00:46:46	I've never asked you, not once.
00:46:50	But this is... This is getting crazy.
00:46:53	Okay, let's not go there. At all.
00:46:57	-You don't trust me?
00:46:59	You don't trust me?
00:47:02	-ls it... What is...
00:47:09	Okay. I miss you.
00:47:12	I miss you, too.
00:47:16	-Hey, can you hear me?
00:47:18	Okay. I need you to make your bed
00:47:21	I need at least one responsible male
00:47:24	-Okay? Don't tell Daddy I said that, okay?
00:47:35	She can't hear you, buddy. Okay?
00:47:55	All rise. Hear ye, hear ye.
00:47:57	-Armstrong. Let's go.
00:47:59	with the United States District Court
00:48:03	Give your attention and you shall be heard.
00:48:14	Mr. Burnside, your client is here now,
00:48:19	Thank you, sir.
00:48:21	Your Honor, I would ask
00:48:24	until such time as
00:48:27	on the validity of this contempt citation.
00:48:29	Now that would vitiate the whole purpose
00:48:31	of her incarceration in the first place.
00:48:34	She has the key to her own cell.
00:48:36	A key that comes in the form
00:48:40	Integrity is subjective.
00:48:42	Miss Armstrong, I'm sympathetic,
00:48:45	Will you represent to me that if you're home
00:48:48	that you'll pick up the phone
00:48:52	and try to get permission
00:48:56	so we can put an end to all of this?
00:48:58	I would be dishonest
00:49:01	Well, then, you're really not
00:49:03	The motion is denied.
00:49:05	Sir, I would ask that the court now
00:49:09	impose a fine of $10,000 a day
00:49:13	until such time
00:49:16	Your Honor,
00:49:18	with all due respect to you,
00:49:20	we don't know who her source is.
00:49:22	I don't see
00:49:23	Sir, obviously,
00:49:27	obviously, the paper not only supports,
00:49:30	but is encouraging
00:49:33	They're enabling her.
00:49:35	The Sun Times should be obliged
00:49:39	and dismiss Miss Armstrong if she does not.
00:49:41	That is out of line!
00:49:43	Your Honor, respectfully,
00:50:04	Don't even think of buckling.
00:50:09	You pay the fine,
00:50:10	and you let Rachel hold strong,
00:50:18	You didn't need to say that.
00:50:37	Such a beautiful day.
00:50:39	-I like coming here.
00:50:41	-lt reminds me why we do what we do.
00:50:44	You know,
00:50:46	I feel it best that we not meet at Langley
00:50:49	-for the time being.
00:50:51	Yeah. You know,
00:50:53	I've been wanting to speak to you
00:50:56	You know, I was hoping I'd convince you
00:50:58	to give me a crack at the CBD
00:51:02	-There's other business to attend to first.
00:51:05	Erica, we've investigated
00:51:07	all of those people
00:51:09	We've looked at phone records,
00:51:13	-We're dead ending here.
00:51:14	So far, the reporter is in jail and not talking.
00:51:17	It's essential we find out
00:51:21	I know. I understand. You know,
00:51:24	You know, we don't know if this person
00:51:28	so can I just pick your brain a little bit?
00:51:30	Yeah, of course. Please.
00:51:32	-Ask me whatever you want.
00:51:36	Knowingly?
00:51:38	when she confronted me.
00:51:40	And you're both volunteers at
00:51:44	I am. Well, no, I'm not.
00:51:49	but she was a room mother there, she said.
00:51:51	You never met
00:51:53	-No.
00:51:56	You guys never perhaps
00:51:59	No. No.
00:52:00	Ever go to a school event
00:52:05	What? What?
00:52:08	You know, when my wife
00:52:09	those let-your-hair-down things,
00:52:13	my God, I can't tell you the things she said
00:52:17	Sir, wait.
00:52:21	Are you still investigating me?
00:52:24	-Well...
00:52:26	Well, given your training,
00:52:28	It is a clinical investigation.
00:52:33	I don't need to take it personally?
00:52:35	"We think that you're either incompetent,
00:52:38	"but you don't need to take it personally."
00:52:43	How dare you?
00:52:46	-How fucking dare you?
00:52:47	-you need to watch your tone here, Erica.
00:52:50	What, in my absolutely unblemished record,
00:52:53	"Yeah, yeah, that's somebody
00:52:56	-What?
00:53:01	You've been a NOC for so many years,
00:53:03	there are very few people
00:53:05	Okay, well, you know what?
00:53:07	I know your type. I see where this is going.
00:53:11	You know, if somebody
00:53:13	somebody messed up, gave me up
00:53:15	and now you guys are walking around
00:53:18	You're just aching for it to be me. I see it.
00:53:21	This way you can tell the press,
00:53:24	"lt is just some silly little girl
00:53:28	"that her investigative
00:53:30	"by the President of the United States."
00:53:31	Findings that absolved Venezuela
00:53:33	from having anything at all to do
00:53:37	-Now you're being dramatic, Erica.
00:53:39	You know what?
00:53:42	You can drop my protective detail.
00:53:44	You can stop cutting me checks. Okay?
00:53:47	You don't just quit, Erica.
00:53:48	Really? What is this, The Sopranos?
00:53:52	Well, it's a process.
00:53:56	You don't trust me? Fine, okay.
00:53:59	I'm gonna give you reason not to. Okay?
00:54:02	My husband's not the only one
00:54:05	Look, you sure you want to get
00:54:08	Do you need the messiness?
00:54:10	You're in the middle
00:54:11	You sure you want to drag Allison
00:54:16	You are so lucky you are a woman.
00:54:19	Why is that?
00:54:20	Because I don't hit girls.
00:54:22	You know, you weren't the only agent
00:54:28	but you were the only one that concluded
00:54:30	that they were not involved
00:54:33	Yours is not the only report
00:54:38	I wish you the very best of luck
00:54:43	I hope you get to see her again.
00:54:49	Thank you.
00:55:16	Yeah, watch this.
00:55:24	If there was enough money in the world,
00:55:28	Honey, if there was enough money
00:55:31	-in the first place.
00:55:39	What's that?
00:55:40	A Christmas present from my son.
00:55:42	-How old is he?
00:55:44	Shit, ain't nobody in the whole world
00:55:49	I'm moving in.
00:55:50	That fat piece of shit over there
00:55:53	About to turn my carjacking beef
00:55:56	Well, welcome to the neighborhood.
00:56:02	Congratulations, everyone.
00:56:10	For investigative reporting.
00:56:22	Yo, Armstrong.
00:56:24	A message for you
00:56:27	I just took it for you.
00:56:31	"Armstrong - you are for the
00:56:33	So you won something, huh?
00:56:36	I ain't never won nothing.
00:56:39	-Thanks.
00:56:42	How was school today?
00:56:43	-Okay, I guess.
00:56:46	-What was the best part?
00:56:50	Hey, I won an award.
00:56:55	A big one, for being a good reporter.
00:56:58	-That's nice.
00:57:01	was you 'cause you're my most special guy.
00:57:11	-You want to put your dad back on?
00:57:13	Okay.
00:57:19	Hey, he really misses you.
00:57:22	-Really?
00:57:26	Yeah. You told me, remember?
00:57:30	That's not that...
00:57:35	Everyone to your bunk! Shake down!
00:57:38	Lock your hands behind your head.
00:57:41	Come on, Armstrong, let's get to your bunk.
00:57:43	Lock your hands behind your head.
00:57:46	-Let's go!
00:57:48	I can find your head by your bunks.
00:57:50	-Move!
00:57:51	Get to your racks now!
00:57:57	What is you doing, Miss Jones?
00:58:03	You know this is not allowed in here.
00:58:07	Sorry.
00:58:09	You been taking these
00:58:17	More contraband.
00:58:32	Hey, that's personal stuff.
00:58:34	Can I have that back? What the fuck is this?
00:58:37	-What did you say?
00:58:39	Get back to your bunk!
00:58:41	You hold that noise, ma'am,
00:58:45	You understand me?
00:58:48	Lock your hands behind your head.
00:58:54	Deseg for you.
00:59:00	Fuck.
00:59:23	Well, it's amazing news about the Pulitzer.
00:59:27	Yeah. No, that's great. I just...
00:59:29	I'm not surprised Tom Williams got it.
00:59:33	The President is so popular,
00:59:35	Well, we're all proud of you.
00:59:38	No, I know. Thanks.
00:59:40	I'm sorry.
00:59:42	They took my journal, my notes,
00:59:46	I can't write, and it's driving me nuts.
00:59:48	They took my pen.
00:59:51	I was wondering if you could possibly
00:59:53	write an editorial or something,
00:59:56	Yeah, of course.
00:59:58	Thank you.
01:00:01	So, look,
01:00:03	Molly Meyers wants to interview you.
01:00:06	What? Why? I'm not anorexic.
01:00:09	I'm not in rehab.
01:00:13	Human interest, I guess.
01:00:14	Look, she's a journalist.
01:00:18	The top dogs are really pushing for it.
01:00:21	It's like you said,
01:00:24	We're losing traction.
01:00:26	The government isn't feeling
01:00:28	And the fines
01:00:31	-I get it. Say hi to Avril...
01:00:33	We just need to get you out in front again,
01:00:38	Molly Meyers will get the eyeballs on you.
01:00:42	So?
01:00:43	Okay. But it's gotta be live.
01:00:45	She's not gonna edit me
01:00:48	-Absolutely.
01:00:52	All right.
01:00:54	What are you wearing?
01:00:56	It's a wonderful watch.
01:00:58	No, it's not a watch. It's jewelry.
01:01:01	I'm suddenly nuts about this de Grisogono.
01:01:05	-All different sizes. Isn't that nice?
01:01:08	-Ready, Molly.
01:01:13	Okay. They're telling me
01:01:18	It's gonna be serious.
01:01:19	-Really?
01:01:21	This will be your moment, not hers.
01:01:26	Here you go.
01:01:27	-Rachel, hi. I'm Molly Meyers.
01:01:32	I interviewed with you
01:01:34	Oh, no kidding.
01:01:36	We are not going to have time for this.
01:01:38	If you have time for the ldentities Act. Great.
01:01:42	-That's fine.
01:01:44	All right.
01:01:48	-And congratulations on the Pulitzer.
01:01:52	-Well, bravo. We're all with you.
01:01:56	Of course, I can't say it on the air.
01:01:58	All right, ready?
01:02:00	-You know we're live?
01:02:05	Thank you, Todd.
01:02:06	Rachel Armstrong, thank you for joining us.
01:02:10	Rachel, you have been here
01:02:13	How are you feeling?
01:02:16	Well, physically I feel fine.
01:02:19	I don't get the exercise that I need,
01:02:24	You know, I look at you and I get this
01:02:29	Vassar girl, Columbia Journalism,
01:02:34	How Twilight Zone-ish is this for you?
01:02:37	I must say, when I wake up in the morning,
01:02:40	it does take me a few seconds
01:02:42	I mean, I haven't grown accustomed to it.
01:02:47	You're married to the novelist,
01:02:52	How is the marriage holding up?
01:02:54	-Well, obviously, it puts pressure...
01:02:57	It is hard. But we're strong.
01:03:00	You know, he's very supportive of me,
01:03:07	And what about your son? Timothy.
01:03:12	When was the last time you saw him?
01:03:16	It's been a long time.
01:03:19	How long?
01:03:25	He came to see me
01:03:29	but I have asked
01:03:34	Well, that must be brutal.
01:03:36	Most mothers, though, are going to have
01:03:40	I guess I would have, too,
01:03:44	but most mothers would have no idea
01:03:46	unless they were in my position.
01:03:52	The truth is,
01:03:56	You know, it would be for me.
01:04:01	And I do wonder a lot if I can survive
01:04:08	but I know Timmy,
01:04:12	and I saw the look in his eyes
01:04:17	and I know the damage that it would do
01:04:22	to see his mother in this place, caged up.
01:04:26	So, you know, I can't do that to him.
01:04:30	Rachel, let's get to the meat of it,
01:04:35	On your story, on uncovering the identity
01:04:41	who was your source?
01:04:44	Well, Molly, let me ask you.
01:04:48	Try to get a fellow journalist
01:04:51	I know you know better than that.
01:04:55	Before the cameras rolled, you said
01:04:58	Look, I have empathy.
01:05:01	But you know what?
01:05:03	Right, okay.
01:05:04	If the information
01:05:08	Iike with Watergate or the Pentagon Papers,
01:05:12	Any real journalist would be prepared
01:05:16	to protect their principle.
01:05:19	I know you say
01:05:21	as if you're saying,
01:05:26	and you're never gonna have to worry about
01:05:28	-the government coming after you.
01:05:31	Because the government really doesn't care
01:05:33	how you found out
01:05:38	That's my bunkie right there, y'all.
01:06:03	Ray.
01:06:05	Hey. Hey, Albert. Hey.
01:06:08	Hi, I'm Albert Burnside.
01:06:11	-Hi, I'm Gretchen Monroy.
01:06:15	-So, did you see the Molly Meyers thing?
01:06:18	-Rachel was real terrific. It was great.
01:06:24	-I'll catch up with you.
01:06:27	Nice to meet you.
01:06:32	-Look, Albert.
01:06:34	No, no, no. No, you don't.
01:06:35	There are things about us
01:06:37	-When you say "us"?
01:06:43	Look, Ray, if you can sleep at night,
01:06:49	She made a choice.
01:06:52	-Choices have consequences.
01:06:56	felt like she had a choice in this,
01:07:02	Well, you can tell her or not.
01:07:08	Keep up the good work.
01:07:28	Excuse me, ma'am. Excuse me.
01:07:31	-That's okay.
01:07:35	Stein residence?
01:07:39	You know, I don't know.
01:07:43	Harv and Sheila?
01:07:45	Harv and Sheila...
01:07:49	Oh, God.
01:08:23	Rachel?
01:08:26	Who do you have working the story?
01:08:29	Evans and Merkow.
01:08:31	The shooter belonged
01:08:34	I guess he thought Erica had it in
01:08:38	Name's Alan Murphy. He's nuts and stupid.
01:08:42	Drove his own car to the murder site,
01:08:47	Once she resigned from the ClA,
01:08:51	God, this is so crazy.
01:08:55	Evans and Merkow will want to get
01:09:04	I know. I get it. It's okay.
01:09:08	It's okay.
01:09:12	-How's Allison doing?
01:09:17	Erica's daughter.
01:09:20	-Bonnie...
01:09:28	Am I doing the right thing?
01:09:34	What's the problem?
01:09:37	Judge wants to see her.
01:09:58	The President now seems to feel
01:10:02	He wants to get
01:10:08	What happened is terrible,
01:10:13	-but it hasn't changed my position.
01:10:17	I have here copies of waivers
01:10:21	that have been signed
01:10:28	It authorizes you, gives you permission
01:10:31	to reveal their names
01:10:36	It's a blanket waiver.
01:10:39	That should do it for you.
01:10:42	Have a look. See if your source has signed.
01:10:44	-These people were obviously coerced.
01:10:47	These people have signed
01:10:50	Yeah, if you don't sign these,
01:10:54	we'll investigate you,
01:11:00	I'm not even going to look at them, Judge.
01:11:10	-Anybody want some tea?
01:11:12	-No, thank you.
01:11:22	What are we going to do with you?
01:11:25	This has gotten to the point now
01:11:30	and is telling me that I'm some sort of bully.
01:11:34	Well, you're not gonna get
01:11:37	Your Honor,
01:11:47	You think I should look at the waivers.
01:11:58	A man can live a good life,
01:12:05	but in the end, the number of people
01:12:08	is generally dependent on the weather.
01:12:14	What? I'm sorry. I'm not following.
01:12:17	The weather has changed, Rachel.
01:12:25	In the old days,
01:12:28	The public would have called you a hero.
01:12:30	But I don't know,
01:12:33	The press stopped being the white knight,
01:12:37	That's the way people see it.
01:12:39	You want to know why no paper
01:12:44	has continued covering your story?
01:12:48	Why don't you tell me?
01:12:49	Because your 48-hour news cycle
01:12:55	I mean, look at you, Rachel.
01:12:58	-Your kid is growing up without you...
01:13:01	-It's not fair. Okay. I'm a good mother.
01:13:05	Look, you may not
01:13:07	-but I do. You want to know why?
01:13:09	Because I'm defending Rachel Armstrong,
01:13:19	A man leaves his family to go to jail
01:13:24	and they name a holiday after him.
01:13:27	A man leaves his children
01:13:30	and they erect a monument to him.
01:13:32	A woman does the same thing,
01:13:37	If we back down,
01:13:39	"Trust reporters as long as
01:13:44	The truth is, if I had known that
01:13:48	would have separated me from Timmy,
01:13:52	But here we are. The story's been published,
01:13:55	and the path has been chosen,
01:13:59	and in the end, my son will be fine.
01:14:03	You know, Ray is a great father,
01:14:08	but that will not be the case with my source.
01:14:11	My source will be publicly saddled
01:14:15	and that, I promise you,
01:14:17	will mean the destruction
01:14:19	and that, Albert, that is not fair.
01:14:23	Why?
01:14:25	I mean, your source knew full well
01:14:34	My source didn't know what they were doing
01:14:38	when I got the information.
01:14:42	-Was he drunk? Was he talking in his sleep?
01:14:48	We're trying to swim
01:14:50	We have a responsibility to the shareholders
01:14:52	If you're so worried about that,
01:14:55	-How about that?
01:15:00	Come in.
01:15:01	Okay. I just got off the phone.
01:15:07	Stan Riggens has agreed
01:15:11	I guess signing that waiver spooked him.
01:15:14	Stan?
01:15:17	-I owe that kid in my office 10 bucks.
01:15:21	As soon as possible.
01:15:25	Once he confirms he was your source,
01:15:28	Pack your bags, Rachel.
01:15:33	You were chief of staff to the Vice President.
01:15:36	I resigned 11 months ago.
01:15:39	And were you
01:15:43	on the October 6th edition
01:15:47	in which the identity
01:15:52	I was.
01:15:54	Can you tell us all how that came about?
01:15:59	Well, I guess I was just so angry
01:16:04	-my emotions got the better of me.
01:16:09	I want to know how
01:16:14	I was at a party.
01:16:15	...you guys, it's muddy right here.
01:16:16	I had been drinking.
01:16:23	Stan.
01:16:26	Hello there, young-ish lady. How are you?
01:16:29	Can I get a beer, please? Good. Great.
01:16:33	They're cute now, but they grow up.
01:16:37	So I've been reading.
01:16:39	So I heard Glen invited you.
01:16:42	Yeah, and you thought,
01:16:47	That is exactly what I thought.
01:16:53	-Can I ask you a question?
01:16:56	Ambassador Van Doren.
01:16:57	-What about him?
01:16:59	Is she a spook, Stan?
01:17:06	Come here.
01:17:11	-Now, look, you did not hear this from me.
01:17:16	-Not from me.
01:17:18	But, everybody knows she's at the ClA.
01:17:23	But you can't use that.
01:17:24	Hey, I won't say it came from you,
01:17:30	Screw it.
01:17:32	Everybody knows anyway.
01:17:36	Do you know if she happened
01:17:39	Wait a minute. Wait a minute.
01:17:41	She came to you
01:17:49	She already knew.
01:17:51	That's right.
01:17:53	They're not satisfied with Riggens.
01:17:55	He was just your corroborative source.
01:17:57	So was the FBl guy
01:18:01	They still want the original source,
01:18:05	Well, how much longer can this go on?
01:18:08	It's seven months or so before
01:18:12	and then Dubois
01:18:14	I can't...
01:18:29	I'm gonna have to tell the Warden I did this.
01:18:34	Look,
01:18:42	if you're gonna be here
01:18:44	then you should know, in every way
01:18:50	how this will affect you.
01:20:04	Albert told me.
01:20:13	Well, do I get any details?
01:20:19	Details? Yeah.
01:20:23	The details are you're in here,
01:20:26	and whatever it is keeping you in here
01:20:28	is more important to you
01:20:35	-Well, how long have you been seeing her?
01:20:40	-Do you love her?
01:20:43	You don't know?
01:20:44	It's only been a few weeks.
01:20:48	-What do you do with Timmy?
01:20:51	When you're fucking her,
01:20:55	He's with a sitter when we go out.
01:20:58	-Has he met her?
01:21:01	-Do I know her?
01:21:05	-She lives in Maryland...
01:21:07	-I don't want to hear any more.
01:21:09	Ray, I know this is impossible for all of us.
01:21:13	I get it. You're lonely. I'm lonely.
01:21:18	Look, all you have to do to keep me,
01:21:20	to keep my respect,
01:21:24	That you love me, and that...
01:21:42	I'd like to see Timmy now.
01:21:46	Something you should know is
01:21:49	All right, don't patronize me. Okay?
01:21:55	-That's it.
01:21:57	I'll see what we can do.
01:21:59	They don't allow visitation
01:22:02	and his school routine is pretty locked in.
01:22:06	So, now, on top of everything else,
01:22:07	you're gonna try and keep my son from me?
01:22:09	-No. No, it's not like that.
01:22:12	It's not like you're cheating on your wife
01:22:13	-while she is fucking rotting in jail?
01:22:15	-Rache.
01:22:17	-Fuck you!
01:22:18	-Fuck off!
01:22:24	Go to hell!
01:22:26	It's okay.
01:22:28	Really, this is how you want...
01:22:32	You know what? Thanks for the fuck, Ray!
01:22:37	Right, 'cause you're the only one
01:23:01	Hey.
01:23:03	What the fuck is your problem?
01:23:06	-You're in my bunk.
01:23:12	-Hey. That's my stuff! Stop it!
01:23:14	-Hey!
01:23:18	-Go get a new bunk!
01:23:21	This is not your bunk!
01:23:23	That ain't right.
01:23:24	You want the bunk? Your bunk?
01:23:28	You want that bunk?
01:23:39	You want your fucking bunk now, huh?
01:23:43	Yeah.
01:23:55	Come on, leave her alone.
01:24:01	Get down! Get down! Get down!
01:24:13	Oh, God.
01:24:17	What happened?
01:24:20	I got the shit kicked out of me, Albert.
01:24:23	How? What? Over what?
01:24:26	-We both wanted the top bunk.
01:24:31	Well, you've always known
01:24:40	Are the doctors saying
01:24:43	Yeah. Whatever that means.
01:24:51	You know,
01:24:58	I've had 32 different bunk mates
01:25:03	I gotta say, that's a record.
01:25:11	Is that a new tie?
01:25:13	No, I've had it a while. Domenico Vacca.
01:25:17	-I took you for a Kenneth Cole man.
01:25:23	Well, I'm glad you retained
01:25:30	You look like a woman
01:25:35	It's great news.
01:25:41	They've agreed.
01:25:44	It's gonna be an expedited hearing.
01:25:52	The next case this morning
01:25:55	We'll hear first from Mr. Burnside.
01:26:01	Mr. Chief Justice,
01:26:05	In 1972 in Branzburg V. Hayes,
01:26:08	this court ruled
01:26:13	to withhold the names of their sources
01:26:17	and it gave the power to the government
01:26:21	to imprison those reporters who did.
01:26:25	It was a five-four decision. Close.
01:26:29	In his dissent in Branzburg,
01:26:32	"As the years pass,
01:26:35	"the power of government
01:26:39	"Those in power," he said,
01:26:43	"want only to perpetuate it
01:26:47	"and the people are the victims."
01:26:50	Well, the years have passed,
01:26:56	Ms. Armstrong could have buckled
01:27:00	She could have abandoned
01:27:02	She could have simply
01:27:06	But to do so
01:27:09	would mean that no source
01:27:12	and no source would ever speak
01:27:16	and then tomorrow when we lock up
01:27:22	we'll make those publications
01:27:27	and thus we'll make the First Amendment
01:27:32	And then how will we know
01:27:36	Or if an army officer has condoned torture?
01:27:42	We, as a nation, will no longer be able
01:27:48	to those whom they have power over.
01:27:52	And what then is the nature of government
01:27:56	when it has no fear of accountability?
01:28:01	We should shudder at the thought.
01:28:05	Imprisoning journalists?
01:28:10	That's for countries who fear their citizens,
01:28:15	not countries that cherish and protect them.
01:28:22	Some time ago,
01:28:23	I began to feel the personal
01:28:33	and I told her that I was there
01:28:45	And it was not until I met her
01:28:53	there's no difference
01:29:12	Come on. I got new digs for you.
01:29:17	-You know, they brought him out here...
01:29:21	He's not a real person here.
01:29:22	-Soccer isn't a real thing here.
01:29:25	-Judge, good afternoon.
01:29:28	Good afternoon, thanks for coming over.
01:29:31	Mr. Burnside.
01:29:33	We're talking about soccer not law.
01:29:37	Look, the reason I asked
01:29:40	is that the Supremes
01:29:44	The ruling will be down on Monday,
01:29:46	but I've been told by a confidential source
01:29:50	and I wanted to share it with you.
01:29:53	Five-four, opinion against you, Albert.
01:29:57	Same as before.
01:30:01	the court went with national security.
01:30:05	And I want to say to you, Patton,
01:30:08	The court once again
01:30:10	has made clear that in a case
01:30:15	they may have to be incarcerated.
01:30:17	Well, thank you, sir.
01:30:21	That having been said,
01:30:24	I've decided to let her go.
01:30:30	I'm sorry, sir. What?
01:30:33	I've gotta let her go.
01:30:37	and I am sure that this woman
01:30:42	She's been locked up for almost a year.
01:30:45	She has been beaten
01:30:48	-She is resolute.
01:30:52	I can only keep her in jail if I think doing so
01:30:57	She's not going to talk.
01:31:01	If I may. This is a...
01:31:03	This is a woman
01:31:07	-That makes her a criminal.
01:31:12	and she won't be a criminal
01:31:13	unless she is duly charged
01:31:18	and that's not my call.
01:31:21	When are you gonna sign the paperwork,
01:31:23	I want to get her out of there right away.
01:31:24	I'm gonna go to court Monday morning.
01:31:25	I'm gonna announce that I'm freeing her.
01:31:29	And, Patton, you got a choice.
01:31:31	Just dissolve the grand jury.
01:31:36	As I'm sure your attorney has informed you,
01:31:38	the grand jury has been disbanded.
01:31:41	We're gonna have to
01:31:43	Midnight?
01:31:45	What? You're keeping the reporters
01:31:49	Rachel, I know almost all of it.
01:31:54	I am indicting two government officials
01:31:58	I wish I knew who it was
01:32:02	but I'm not gonna get greedy.
01:32:08	I'm losing custody of my kid.
01:32:13	You want the wedding ring?
01:32:15	Kind of a trophy.
01:32:19	You know, vilify me if you want, Rachel,
01:32:22	but I had a job to do,
01:32:28	I think you're confusing your rights
01:32:45	It's okay.
01:32:51	We booked you a room at the Mayflower,
01:32:53	but you know you're welcome
01:32:57	-Thank you. Thanks.
01:33:01	I spoke to Ray.
01:33:03	He's gonna bring Timmy by
01:33:05	Thought maybe
01:33:08	Yeah.
01:33:12	-That's okay?
01:33:15	That'd be amazing.
01:33:17	God, I'm gonna scare him to death, though.
01:33:23	And, well, you let me know
01:33:28	You can if you want to.
01:33:29	No one's going to pressure you
01:33:36	Oh, please.
01:33:37	Rachel, look in the glove,
01:33:38	hand me the insurance and registration,
01:33:41	I was only going 30.
01:33:55	Ma'am, would you please
01:33:57	-What's going on?
01:34:00	Not you, ma'am.
01:34:02	-Are you kidding me?
01:34:04	-What's the problem, sir?
01:34:07	-What do you want?
01:34:09	-What is it? What are you doing?
01:34:14	Rachel, I'm sorry that it's come to this.
01:34:16	-What is going on?
01:34:17	Rachel, you're being charged with...
01:34:19	-What's going on here?
01:34:21	You're being charged
01:34:23	What does that mean?
01:34:24	Well, it means you have obstructed justice,
01:34:28	-Come on. Let's go.
01:34:34	God damn it.
01:34:41	Oh, no. God.
01:34:44	Dubois! Dubois!
01:34:48	Rachel, you're looking
01:34:51	for impeding a federal investigation,
01:34:54	but I don't wanna go to trial.
01:34:57	So, I want to give you a chance
01:35:00	I want you to look in my eyes
01:35:05	Use your reporter's instincts. Okay?
01:35:10	-I'm gonna offer you two years.
01:35:14	No, it's gonna be suspended sentence,
01:35:19	You have to respect
01:35:20	Albert, two years is not
01:35:25	but it's not as bad, either.
01:35:28	Because you're guilty, Miss Armstrong.
01:35:31	and if you want to waltz
01:35:37	trust me, you're gonna see something
01:35:41	Because this polite,
01:35:45	is gonna give way
01:35:48	that you can't even begin to imagine.
01:35:51	That jury is gonna hear
01:35:54	about a country
01:35:58	a husband widowed, and a little girl
01:36:02	because you wanted to chase
01:36:08	So, if you force me to take you to trial,
01:36:12	I'm gonna make sure
01:36:14	-for your son's high school graduation.
01:36:20	So, what's it gonna be, Rachel?
01:36:28	If I agree to this, there is one thing I need.
01:36:33	Oh, my God. You have gotten so handsome.
01:36:36	You're a real little man.
01:36:38	I'll bet you got all the girls
01:36:41	No.
01:36:42	No? Well, you will.
01:36:45	I don't care. Whatever.
01:36:48	Hey, I kind of like your hair this way.
01:36:53	-Look, I know you're mad at me.
01:36:57	Well, I think you are,
01:37:02	-I'd be mad at me, too.
01:37:04	Okay.
01:37:06	Look, kiddo,
01:37:09	If I'd known it was gonna go on this long,
01:37:10	I would have done things differently.
01:37:12	I would have let you see me
01:37:18	I am so sorry.
01:37:21	Dad says you could have
01:37:24	Well, your dad is wrong.
01:37:30	-Look, kiddo...
01:37:32	Okay, you know what? You can pretend
01:37:35	and I can pretend to believe it,
01:37:39	but I love you,
01:37:41	and I think about you
01:37:45	Okay?
01:37:47	Dad says you're going to prison.
01:37:50	-I am.
01:37:54	No. This is jail.
01:37:55	Jail is where you go
01:37:57	and then you go to prison.
01:38:00	And what's your punishment?
01:38:03	-Two years.
01:38:06	Yeah. But if I'm well-behaved,
01:38:11	So...
01:38:12	Is it dangerous there?
01:38:15	You know what?
01:38:19	I'll be okay.
01:38:25	Okay. I'm kind of busy, but I'll try.
01:38:30	I think we should go now,
01:38:33	Hey, hey, how about a kiss? Just one.
01:39:02	Bye.
01:39:59	You're a tattletale!
01:40:01	-I am not!
01:40:03	That's because he won't stop.
01:40:06	-You're a tattletale.
01:40:09	-That's enough.
01:40:11	Well, you're not supposed
01:40:16	Come on. Come on.
01:40:20	Are you a writer or something?
01:40:22	Yeah, I'm a reporter.
01:40:26	We get that newspaper.
01:40:27	Oh, yeah?
01:40:29	-The lnternet is killing us.
01:40:34	-About 18 hours, Timmy.
01:40:38	I don't know. I don't know.
01:40:43	My daddy is a writer.
01:40:45	-He is? What does he write?
01:40:48	though my mom doesn't really like
01:40:52	-What's he write about?
01:40:56	-What's your last name?
01:41:00	Why doesn't your mommy
01:41:03	I heard her yelling at Daddy once.
01:41:05	'Cause he used her secret stuff,
01:41:08	-What she found out?
01:41:12	Why was your mom in Venezuela?
01:41:16	No, she was working.
01:41:19	-Working?
01:41:23	But don't tell anybody
01:41:30	You bet.

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