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00:00:34 "Who am I then?
00:00:36 "tell me that first,
00:00:37 "and then if i like being
00:00:41 "if not, I’ll stay down here
00:00:44 till I’m somebody else."
00:00:59 Gene, is that you?
00:01:01 yes, it's me.
00:01:03 Oh, dear boy.
00:01:05 It is a comfort
00:01:08 Do you realize, Gene, this
00:01:14 You are all I do, Gene.
00:01:17 Every six months,
00:01:19 To move to a new apartment.
00:01:21 I settle in,
00:01:25 Only to move on again.
00:01:27 I think you are reason
00:01:33 Gene, the old man
00:01:37 ???
00:01:39 You mustn't fear going home,
00:01:42 But i am afraid
00:01:43 I am bearer of bad news.
00:01:47 ????
00:01:50 ??? Well.
00:01:55 the American military
00:01:57 once???
00:01:57 ????
00:01:59 but now that
00:02:02 to avoid the threat
00:02:05 ???
00:02:06 ???
00:02:07 You're welcome.
00:02:21 McAuliffe.
00:02:22 Mr. McAuliffe,
00:02:24 In the operations center.
00:02:26 What's with
00:02:28 Wanted to make it
00:02:29 Looks like
00:02:35 last week
00:02:36 This woman strikes up
00:02:38 With a Russian diplomat.
00:02:41 They chat,
00:02:44 Tonight, out of the blue,
00:02:46 The Russian shows up
00:02:47 How'd he get the address?
00:02:49 After a long talk,
00:02:51 And lets him come up
00:02:53 and he tells her
00:02:56 She agrees to help
00:03:00 Gonna go through
00:03:03 Ma'am.
00:03:04 I'll be outside
00:03:07 Would you mind waiting
00:03:11 I'd mind if i thought
00:03:14 Good luck, Sergei.
00:03:23 No. I am--
00:03:24 I'm not wanting that.
00:03:30 Okay.
00:03:32 Let's chat then,
00:03:33 Off the record.
00:03:35 What is your job at the embassy,
00:03:38 Political attaché is my diplomatic cover.
00:03:42 I have rank of captain
00:03:44 You may call me Sergei.
00:03:46 And what do you
00:03:48 Political asylum in America
00:03:50 For me, for my wife,
00:03:52 For my 7-years daughter.
00:03:56 What made you decide
00:03:58 My wife--
00:04:01 She is taking medicine
00:04:05 ???
00:04:06 I want her
00:04:09 American doctor.
00:04:11 She needs surgery?
00:04:14 Well, why didn't you
00:04:16 Borisov, KGB resident
00:04:19 Is schoolmate of mine
00:04:23 From him, i know
00:04:24 KGB has what you call a mole
00:04:29 Impossible for me
00:04:31 The mole would tell KGB.
00:04:33 Me, my family would be...
00:04:38 Two days ago,
00:04:39 After much whiskey,
00:04:41 Borisov is telling me
00:04:45 Are out of city.
00:04:46 This is moment
00:04:49 If you can identify
00:04:51 We could bring you
00:04:54 And make sure that
00:04:57 i do not think
00:04:59 ???
00:05:01 Only that he exists.
00:05:04 But you already know
00:05:07 Narrows down list.
00:05:08 And i am able to provide
00:05:11 Other particulars.
00:05:14 By telling us this mole
00:05:16 And his cutout
00:05:18 Pinnacle gives us
00:05:22 That could make him
00:05:25 When's this, um--what name
00:05:28 Pinnacle.
00:05:30 Gonna give us
00:05:33 Well, he gave me
00:05:34 The code name
00:05:37 When we bring the Russian
00:05:39 To the other side,
00:05:41 He'll give us the first initial
00:05:44 As well as the dates
00:05:46 That he took.
00:05:48 The dates correspond
00:05:50 A trip that Starik
00:05:52 Pinnacle will give us
00:05:54 To verify this.
00:05:55 Now with these two pieces
00:05:56 We should be able to nail
00:05:59 Jim, assessment?
00:06:03 It is a chance this could be
00:06:05 But even if he is genuine,
00:06:06 Starik's more likely dangling
00:06:10 Well, let's take the worst case.
00:06:13 He's offering us the mole,
00:06:17 As well as dozens
00:06:19 We should be able to separate
00:06:21 Almost impossible to do.
00:06:23 If pinnacle is real,
00:06:25 We'll need to go through
00:06:27 To establish this fact.
00:06:29 If he is a dispatched agent,
00:06:31 Starik is going through
00:06:33 And we're going
00:06:35 We have two weeks,
00:06:38 That's when Sasha returns.
00:06:40 Debriefing a defector
00:06:42 Is an art unto itself.
00:06:45 It's not simply a matter
00:06:49 But not asking the right
00:06:52 Very delicate game,
00:06:56 I'd like to bring
00:07:02 Defections take time, Sergei.
00:07:04 How much time?
00:07:06 Five, six weeks.
00:07:08 Sasha is back
00:07:11 Before five weeks!
00:07:12 In five weeks,
00:07:14 Calm down, Sergei.
00:07:17 There is no way
00:07:25 What should i do?
00:07:26 Does anyone ever
00:07:28 Just my mother, it could be her.
00:07:31 Answer it.
00:07:33 But what if it isn't her?
00:07:34 Well, don't say anything.
00:07:35 You're a woman having an affair
00:07:37 You'll naturally
00:07:41 Hello?
00:07:45 No. There's no one here
00:07:46 Okay. Thank you.
00:07:49 Good-bye.
00:07:52 The S. K. is having
00:07:55 They are checking on me to see
00:08:00 He had an accent.
00:08:02 your people trust you
00:08:04 thank you,
00:08:05 You did very well.
00:08:10 So this is how
00:08:13 You make me to give
00:08:15 No, not everything.
00:08:17 Just give us the first initial
00:08:20 And when he was absent
00:08:22 Is everything
00:08:25 How do i know
00:08:26 Out in the cold, huh?
00:08:28 How can i not know?
00:08:31 You give us Sasha,
00:08:33 You'll never have to worry
00:08:34 Or that of your wife
00:08:37 How can she visit doctor?
00:08:39 KGB will get suspicious.
00:08:45 She'll complain
00:08:47 It will require several visits
00:08:50 At the dentist's office,
00:08:51 There will be a top cardiologist
00:08:54 Waiting for her.
00:08:58 The Coany has roughly
00:09:00 22,000 regular employees
00:09:03 And 4,000 contract employees.
00:09:06 Clandestine system alone
00:09:09 4,000 in Washington,
00:09:10 Another 1,00
00:09:13 You're loving this,
00:09:14 Taking your time,
00:09:16 Drawing it out.
00:09:18 Your moment on the stage
00:09:19 After years sitting
00:09:21 With your little bits
00:09:25 We'll hear him out.
00:09:26 you will want
00:09:28 Because my
00:09:31 Is that pinnacle
00:09:33 May be that rarest of breeds--
00:09:36 You want to walk us
00:09:39 Information--yes.
00:09:42 Number one--
00:09:44 Pinnacle claims Sasha
00:09:47 Is a Russian speaker.
00:09:50 Two--
00:09:53 Sasha's last name begins
00:09:58 The computer came back
00:10:00 Of 244 Russian-speaking
00:10:05 Who have the last name
00:10:08 All of whom are expected
00:10:11 Till Sunday,
00:10:12 Which...
00:10:15 Brings me to the point
00:10:16 That i have put on
00:10:21 You need the patience
00:10:22 For counterintelligence,
00:10:25 Nurturing seemingly...
00:10:28 Meaningless bits of data,
00:10:30 Amassing
00:10:33 ???
00:10:37 And creating an interlocking...
00:10:41 Picture, which really only
00:10:45 Through your own interpretation.
00:10:47 And all the while,
00:10:50 Whispering behind your back.
00:10:55 "mother's obsessed,"
00:10:57 "paranoid.
00:10:59 A conclusion searching
00:11:02 Believe me...
00:11:05 I heard it all.
00:11:06 I heard every word.
00:11:08 The information, mother.
00:11:15 I always knew...
00:11:21 If we could find Sasha's cutout,
00:11:25 And that is what I’ve been
00:11:29 In 1961,
00:11:32 The FBI stumbled across
00:11:36 An old communist
00:11:37 A.k.a. Kahn.
00:11:44 Who lived above his store,
00:11:46 Who delivered liquor
00:11:47 In the Washington area.
00:11:49 The cutout went by the name
00:11:52 Which curiously...
00:11:57 Of Lewis Carroll,
00:11:58 Author of
00:12:03 Makes you wonder if Starik
00:12:06 Creating worlds within worlds
00:12:10 For all of us
00:12:14 Dodgson got away, but i didn't forget
00:12:16 ??? Noment.
00:12:18 All these years,
00:12:20 Seemingly meaningless pieces
00:12:23 You have to have the patience
00:12:27 James.
00:12:32 I looked over Kahn’s
00:12:34 For the past ten years
00:12:36 And discovered
00:12:39 Dodgson had been delivering
00:12:41 To a double agent,
00:12:44 My friend
00:12:46 And former colleague
00:12:49 With Philby gone,
00:12:50 It seemed logical to suppose
00:12:53 ???
00:12:55 For Philby's replacement.
00:13:02 Sasha.
00:13:04 Starik knew
00:13:08 Sasha was still delivering
00:13:11 Cheking through Kahn’s clients
00:13:12 Who had been on the receiving
00:13:16 During the previous ten years,
00:13:18 I was able
00:13:20 Of 167 full-time
00:13:25 And 64 contract employees.
00:13:28 you matched
00:13:31 Against the names
00:13:33 Who were currently
00:13:36 Whose last names
00:13:39 And who spoke Russian?
00:13:40 That's pretty
00:13:45 It seemed too good
00:13:48 It was.
00:13:50 None of the names
00:13:53 It may have looked
00:13:55 To the ordinary eye,
00:13:58 But not to mine.
00:14:00 Last Saturday, as my wife
00:14:04 Making restaurant reservations
00:14:08 Security precautions...
00:14:11 Sasha could have a wife.
00:14:14 Yes. Yes.
00:14:19 Using her maiden name.
00:14:21 In the six years
00:14:23 And Max Kahn’s arrest,
00:14:25 I've compared the maiden names
00:14:27 Dodgson had delivered
00:14:29 Against the suspects
00:14:30 From the pinnacle leads.
00:14:33 That's brilliant.
00:14:35 So what maiden name?
00:14:38 You're not going
00:14:41 What?
00:14:50 Was it great?
00:14:51 Oh, it was wonderful--
00:14:52 The French countryside,
00:14:57 Everything except for the part
00:15:00 To get cigarettes
00:15:02 What happened, daddy?
00:15:05 With a local peasant girl,
00:15:07 But really, i just couldn't
00:15:09 People were giving me.
00:15:11 Well, I’m not quite convinced
00:15:14 With a French girl.
00:15:17 Let alone lure
00:15:20 Mr. Kritzky?
00:15:21 I've been instructed
00:15:22 This eyes-only letter
00:15:29 What is it, daddy?
00:15:31 The director wants
00:15:35 Doesn't say why.
00:15:36 Sir, i have
00:15:41 What department
00:15:43 I'm with the department
00:15:46 What's going on, Leo?
00:15:48 I don't know.
00:15:50 Erika, will you drive
00:15:51 Sorry, darlin'. I'll be home
00:15:58 Hey!
00:16:00 What is this?
00:16:02 ???
00:16:03 I will not,
00:16:12 Place your clothes
00:16:13 One article at a time,
00:16:15 Start with the left shoe.
00:16:19 ???
00:16:22 ???
00:16:24 No talking.
00:16:25 We must search your clothes,
00:16:28 A cavity search?
00:16:31
00:16:32 You call William Colby,
00:16:35 You tell him that Leo Kritzky
00:16:37 He'll clear up any confusiving.
00:16:39 ???
00:16:42 Now shall we start again,
00:16:44 Your left shoe,
00:17:27 How about...
00:17:35 Begin with your father?
00:17:40 Jim,
00:17:43 It's me, Leo.
00:17:52 Start with your father.
00:17:56 Can i have
00:17:59 Water in the bowl.
00:18:07 ???
00:18:13 You're crazy if you think I’m
00:18:17 When you get thirsty enough,
00:18:20 Bill, for chrissakes, this has
00:18:23 I've known Leo since Yale.
00:18:24 We rowed together.
00:18:28 I'm the godfather his children.
00:18:30 I-i-i would stake
00:18:33 And what
00:18:36 It isn't.
00:18:38 It can't be true.
00:18:41 All those ops that
00:18:45 Your assets in Berlin,
00:18:47 That ballet dancer--what was
00:18:50 Kritzky worked
00:18:52 He knew every detail about
00:18:55 He was Bissell's right-hand man
00:18:58 Who better?
00:19:00 Who better
00:19:01 Than the man running
00:19:03 This kind of thing's
00:19:06 Fee was
00:19:07 ???
00:19:09 ???
00:19:13 Just imagine the kind of inside stuff
00:19:14 He could have gotten
00:19:16 Makes me sick
00:19:33 Weeks, months...
00:19:36 It's really no skin
00:19:37 I'm not in any hurry.
00:19:41 U like to begin
00:19:42 Or should i
00:19:54 You son of a bitch.
00:20:09 My father's name
00:20:12 He was born in
00:20:15 In November of 1896,
00:20:18 Emigrated to America
00:20:24 Go on.
00:20:27 He got a job
00:20:28 Working at
00:20:32 Sewing bands inside hats.
00:20:37 He was there when the famous
00:20:39 And killed 150 seamstresses.
00:20:42 He got out with his sewing
00:20:46 When firemen hacked open
00:20:51 Did the experience
00:20:54 Yeah. Of course
00:20:57 Did it turn him
00:21:00 Jim, you know,
00:21:02 When i was recruited.
00:21:03 The company knows everything.
00:21:05 My father's a socialist.
00:21:10 He was a bleeding heart,
00:21:12 Which wasn’t a federal crime?
00:21:14 Until the house un-American
00:21:19 You were born
00:21:24 The day that the--
00:21:27 Are you gonna something into t
00:21:30 By then, your father
00:21:33 The crash wiped him out.
00:21:35 Yeah. The banks
00:21:37 He'd bought the brownstone
00:21:40 And he lost it.
00:21:47 And then what happened?
00:21:53 I could come back tomorrow
00:21:57 After my
00:21:59 If you'd prefer that.
00:22:04 He jumped off
00:22:09 They found his body
00:22:10 Washed up under the pier
00:22:18 Did capitalism
00:22:21 No. My father
00:22:26 Did capitalism
00:22:29 Capitalism in the '20s and '30s
00:22:33 That caused a great many people
00:22:35 Including the capitalists,
00:22:36 Who threw themselves out
00:22:41 Are you gonna interrogate
00:22:43 Hmm.
00:22:46 Jim,
00:22:48 My wife is gonna
00:22:50 When i don't turn up
00:22:54 By now the director
00:22:57 And apologized profusely
00:23:01 On such short notice.
00:23:02 "something's come up,"
00:23:04 "you'll untandi t
00:23:08 Your wife will take
00:23:10 She will inquire
00:23:12 As to when you
00:23:15 Well, when might
00:23:17 uh, it could
00:23:20 I've instructed him
00:23:23 So he may not be able to speak
00:23:25 But rest assured, i will call
00:23:28 When i have more
00:23:30 She might say, "will he
00:23:33 None whatsoever.
00:23:36 You have my personal word
00:23:40 Thank you,.
00:23:43 mommy!
00:23:46 ???
00:23:52 ???
00:24:14 Papa.
00:24:23 Yevgeny.
00:24:28 ???
00:24:36 olive? Afraid
00:24:39 Twist? Haven't got that,
00:24:45 Got ice--
00:24:48 Plenty of that in Moscow.
00:24:51 Starik sends you around
00:24:54 To check me.
00:24:56 Eugene--is that what
00:25:00 No. Starik doesn't
00:25:03 I brought you these.
00:25:05 Oh.
00:25:06 Well, that's awfully kind
00:25:10 I do love to check up
00:25:16 Good lord.
00:25:18 Prices have skyrocketed.
00:25:31 How's Russia treating you?
00:25:33 I can get anything
00:25:36 Easy as falling off a log.
00:25:39 Just draw up
00:25:43 M-m-mango chutney
00:25:47 And beluga
00:25:49 It's more upscale than
00:25:52 Mind you.
00:25:56 I first saw the light
00:25:58 Way back in Cambridge,
00:26:00 But never
00:26:02 Did i imagine
00:26:07 I never thought
00:26:10 They tell me i need
00:26:14 To prevent mi6
00:26:19 But what they're
00:26:20 Is that Jimbo Angleton
00:26:25 Ple agt.
00:26:28 By god, if i was
00:26:30 I'd be up nights
00:26:32 Which side I’m working for.
00:26:38 Starik didn't send you
00:26:47 I miss
00:26:48 The great game, Eugene.
00:26:55 Well, thanks
00:26:59 Come back and see me again
00:27:02 Won't you?
00:27:05 Love to chat about
00:27:09 In the colonies,
00:27:12 Yes, i-I’d like that.
00:27:15 Good-bye.
00:27:25 Let me take a look at
00:27:34 Not changed, Yevgeny.
00:27:40 For a long time, i have
00:27:46 Since the 1950s,
00:27:47 The KGB has been retaining
00:27:49 From the sales
00:27:53 As well as oil sales abroad,
00:27:54 And placing the proceeds
00:27:59 E amount in these shells
00:28:00 Now total more
00:28:03 In American dollars.
00:28:05 $63 billion?
00:28:07 The beauty of kholstomer
00:28:10 Are held in banks
00:28:13 The abrupt sale
00:28:16 Will suck in people
00:28:19 Speculators from
00:28:21 Asian and European
00:28:24 And the American
00:28:27 ???
00:28:29 Yes. Can you see
00:28:32 Americans, British, French--
00:28:35 The whole Western world
00:28:37 Will suffer
00:28:39 And the peoples
00:28:42 To demand a government
00:28:45 All these nations crying out
00:28:48 For communism!
00:28:50 With the CIA crippled,
00:28:52 To our campaign
00:28:55 And the soviet union's example
00:28:59 And hope for the good
00:29:00 Will shine like a beacon
00:29:08 I know
00:29:10 Homesick and at times,
00:29:11 You may wonder
00:29:15 It is, Yevgeny.
00:29:18 And the soviet people
00:29:20 Back to the front lines
00:29:26 ???
00:29:29 do the initials "l. K."
00:29:32 In the upper right-hand corner
00:29:40 Jim,
00:29:44 I think
00:29:46 Because i--
00:29:47 It comes out in clumps.
00:29:51 They never turn
00:29:52 And it's driving me insane.
00:29:56 Your name turns up
00:29:59 A great number
00:30:00 ???
00:30:02 ???
00:30:04 Let's go thrhem
00:30:06 One by one.
00:30:09 Ease, please stop.
00:30:12 Just...
00:30:14 Please stop.
00:30:20 Please stop.
00:30:21 Did you betray jack McAuliffe’s
00:30:25 Code name rainbow,
00:30:27 God, no.
00:30:29 Ah. Did you betray the Cuban at the bay ???
00:30:35 They turn these lights up
00:30:37 And it's burning
00:30:39 And i can't sleep.
00:30:42 Please, Jim.
00:30:46 I-i can't sleep.
00:31:00 Oh, please,
00:31:04 Only tell the truth,
00:31:06 And I’ll let you sleep
00:31:18 So what am i supposed
00:31:20 I can't put a time limit
00:31:22 He's been chasing shadows
00:31:25 He's decimated the company's
00:31:28 In this obsession.
00:31:30 We don't even know if Sasha
00:31:33 Jack, if you don't believe at ests,
00:31:35 Then your defector pinnacle
00:31:39 So which is it,
00:31:39 ???
00:31:47 ???
00:31:50 But the most deceptive orchids
00:31:53 Moecies
00:31:56 Depend upon their ability
00:31:59 ???Nsts.
00:32:01 ???
00:32:03 ???
00:32:06 And then spreading their pollen
00:32:09 this Trichocereus orchid
00:32:14 So perfectly mimics
00:32:16 The underside
00:32:19 Down to the hairs
00:32:21 It actually triggers
00:32:24 In passing male flies.
00:32:26 Jim, i need to know if
00:32:32 Jack...
00:32:38 Deception is everything.
00:32:40 It's an agart, arcane,
00:32:42 ??? Derestimated by kings
00:32:44 Our very survival
00:32:47 Depends upon our ability
00:32:49 That lies behind
00:32:52 Counterintelligence
00:32:55 We will put our faith in
00:32:56 In order to win
00:32:58 Leo would never betray us.
00:33:05 As i once thought--
00:33:08 My best friend,
00:33:11 That's absurd beyond belief.
00:33:16 But i was deceived.
00:33:18 We were all deceived
00:33:21 ???
00:33:24 ???
00:33:26 Did you want him
00:33:27 At ima ?????
00:33:31 That James Angleton was giving
00:33:34 ???
00:33:36 ???
00:33:38 Maybe you warned Philby. Thou would want.
00:33:42 The damage was done,
00:33:43 But he could do a lot more
00:33:46 A lot more.
00:33:48 All those lunches
00:33:51 LKG secrets
00:33:53 Starik's ears--
00:33:57 ???
00:33:59 ???
00:34:05 Well, my, my.
00:34:08 You certainly are
00:34:12 Before Adrian...
00:34:15 Betrayed me,
00:34:18 I always knew where i was.
00:34:22 Now I’m lost.
00:34:25 We're all lost, jack.
00:34:29 We're lost in the wilderness
00:34:39 my superior--
00:34:40 He had much to drink
00:34:43 He left safe open.
00:34:44 While he was sleeping, ok inside files.
00:34:47 I see something that
00:34:50 What'd you see?
00:34:53 To meet with Starik,
00:34:54 A trip in 1972
00:34:58 Do you know this place?
00:35:02 Yeah.
00:35:05 I know nova Scotia.
00:35:07 I check files.
00:35:09 Starik went on trip
00:35:11 In autumn of 1972.
00:35:14 You see if perhaps dates
00:35:16 Your man in custody took.
00:35:19 You check files.
00:35:22 Thanks.
00:35:24 I'll check the files.
00:35:36 Angleton, you bastard!
00:35:38 Get me food and water
00:35:46 Good cop?
00:35:49 No.
00:35:51 He's genuinely upset.
00:35:53 He still believes
00:35:56 If he'd just
00:35:57 He'd be wringing
00:36:00 Listen to me.
00:36:02 This doesn't have to end
00:36:02 With you spending the rest
00:36:06 ???
00:36:30 Mmm.
00:36:32 It's delicious.
00:36:35 Cold.
00:36:43 Do you believe it?
00:36:46 Do you believe I’m Sasha?
00:36:48 We know it, Leo.
00:36:50 I'm here to offer
00:36:53 How do you know
00:36:55 We have
00:36:59 And has pinnacle
00:37:01 He said,
00:37:03 He said that Sasha's last name
00:37:07 He said he speaks
00:37:10 He said that the Russian
00:37:12 Was just in the south of France
00:37:15 In September of '72,
00:37:17 Sasha met Starik
00:37:20 I was on a bicycle trip
00:37:22 In September of '72.
00:37:25 Yes, Leo.
00:37:29 Did it ever occur to you
00:37:31 That Starik was feeding you
00:37:34 With phony information?
00:37:35 It would be easy to look
00:37:37 And concoct some kind
00:37:40 No.
00:37:42 There are
00:37:47 Did you flutter him?
00:37:49 We will flutter him when
00:37:50 Pinnacle will never take
00:37:53 He'll be run over by a car
00:37:57 Or whisked back
00:37:58 ??? That sounds plausible,
00:38:00 But he won't be fluttered,
00:38:01 Because he will
00:38:02 He won't be brought in,
00:38:05 Sent to convince Angleton
00:38:07 If you're not Sasha, Leo,
00:38:11 That means
00:38:12 Yes.
00:38:15 Then why hasn't pinnacle
00:38:18 ???
00:38:22 And Sasha, if he exists,
00:38:24 ??? L init--
00:38:26 Starik, the defector,
00:38:28 And they're all
00:38:29 Of one paranoid dinosaur--
00:38:33 Who do you believe?
00:38:36 I was your damn crewmate!
00:38:43 I believe pinnacle, Leo.
00:38:57 Leo,
00:38:59 Look at the mess
00:39:02 Think about your family.
00:39:05 Admit it,
00:39:07 We will turn you
00:39:12 The only way I’m leaving
00:39:14 Or walking out that door
00:39:28 Jack,
00:39:31 ???
00:40:07 there's no reason
00:40:09 Into getting on the plane.
00:40:10 E bastard
00:40:12 ??? Ban
00:40:14 And demanded
00:40:16 The fact that he didn't
00:40:18 He was going
00:40:20 Yes. Well, that's the way
00:40:24 The safety of his wife
00:40:26 Was being held over his head
00:40:28 He had to go back...
00:40:30 Or else he would
00:40:33 Our informant
00:40:35 Has positively
00:40:37 So he's in Moscow
00:40:39 Not only that,
00:40:41 The informant says
00:40:43 Brought him to a car and placed
00:40:46 Oh, god.
00:40:48 We were so careful.
00:40:49 We have Sasha locked up,
00:40:53 How in the hell
00:41:02 "traitor Kukushkin trial--
00:41:05 Betrayer
00:41:15 You'd think
00:41:20 What would?
00:41:24 Losing people...
00:41:31 People
00:41:36 People you cared about.
00:41:39 What should
00:41:45 There's nothing
00:41:48 Let it go.
00:41:51 Can you do that, Manny?
00:42:01 McAuliffe.
00:42:02 I thought you'd want
00:42:04 We just got word
00:42:05 Was executed this morning
00:42:09 Okay, Manny.
00:42:10 Thanks.
00:42:22 Whew.
00:42:24 I didn't know
00:42:26 It's one of the things
00:42:27 When you're about
00:42:29 Have a seat, kid.
00:42:32 Get one for me, too.
00:42:39 It's 11:00
00:42:41 I love the fresh air.
00:42:43 Ha.
00:42:48 I'm getting' healthy.
00:42:51 So...
00:42:52 What brings you to my little
00:42:55 Something woke me up
00:42:56 Out of a sound sleep.
00:42:59 It was two things
00:43:00 First, Angleton
00:43:05 What else?
00:43:07 Well, number two is actually
00:43:10 That--that stuck with me.
00:43:12 He said, "pinnacle
00:43:15 He said Kukushkin
00:43:18 Or mugged in an alley
00:43:19 With some excuse
00:43:23 So Leo was right.
00:43:27 And now this thing is--
00:43:29 Night and day.
00:43:30 Was Kukushkin
00:43:32 Just to convince Angleton
00:43:36 To keep the heat
00:43:37 Yeah, was i an insect
00:43:40 That--that Angleton
00:43:42 Lured by pinnacle
00:43:48 Ugh.
00:43:48 I think it stinks.
00:43:51 So now what?
00:43:53 You want to know if Kukushkin
00:43:56 Or if the whole thing
00:43:58 How do we know
00:43:59 All--all we have
00:44:01 And if Kukushkin
00:44:03 Kukushkin was
00:44:04 Sent to frame Leo,
00:44:08 Then the real Sasha's
00:44:10 Exactly.
00:44:16 I got to go talk
00:44:20 these photographs
00:44:22 His wife and his daughter.
00:44:25 And here's
00:44:26 Safe house in Moscow.
00:44:28 But if he
00:44:30 If this whole thing
00:44:33 There ought to be
00:44:35 Out there somewhere.
00:44:37 If your people
00:44:38 My people would be
00:44:41 How grateful, Harvey?
00:44:44 Would the whereabouts
00:44:46 Be of any interest
00:44:51 Ooh.
00:45:03 the rabbi's people
00:45:06 They got the forwarding address
00:45:07 Off a letter sent
00:45:35 Quite simply.
00:45:37 Starik knew i was getting close to Sasha,
00:45:39 So what does he do?
00:45:41 He gives us what we believe
00:45:42 Is a genuine defector.
00:45:45 And just when I’m getting close,
00:45:48 He pulls the rug out from under me.
00:45:51 Makes me believe
00:45:52 That I’ve got the wrong Sasha,
00:45:54 That the real Sasha is still out there somewhere.
00:46:04 So, of course,
00:46:05 We put Leo Kritzky back to work,
00:46:07 And Starik has got his mole back in operation,
00:46:11 Created and executed
00:46:12 By a grand master spy.
00:46:15 Absolutely brilliant.
00:46:19 Jim,
00:46:22 Leo Kritzky will be released.
00:46:30 Leo Kritzky...
00:46:34 Is Sasha.
00:46:46 Leo,
00:46:48 Angleton... All of us
00:46:50 Have made a horrible mistake.
00:46:54 Does that mean i get to go home?
00:46:56 Yeah, buddy.
00:46:59 Home.
00:47:05 What the hell were you guys doing?
00:47:09 They were protecting the company
00:47:11 From its enemies.
00:47:28 All right. All right.
00:47:32 Leo Kritzky's devotion to duty,
00:47:35 His loyalty to the company and his grace under fire
00:47:37 Have set standard for all of us
00:47:40 And for future Generations of CIA officers.
00:47:43 Now it's the nature of things that only a handful of us
00:47:46 Are aware of the details of your ordeal, Leo,
00:47:49 But all of us owe you a debt of gratitude.
00:48:05 When i came on board as a young man,
00:48:09 It was with the intention
00:48:10 Of serving the country whose system of governance
00:48:13 Seemed to offer the best hope for the world.
00:48:16 I've since come to understand
00:48:18 That serving in the trenches of the Colr
00:48:20 Is no less important.
00:48:23 And as john Milton said,
00:48:25 "they also serve
00:48:27 Who only stand and wait."
00:48:34 I appreciate this...
00:48:37 All of you.
00:48:43 Now I’m gonna get back to my desk
00:48:44 And get on with the tedious day-to-day business
00:48:46 Of winning the cold war.
00:48:48 Leo, welcome back.
00:48:54 If you never forgive me, Leo, I understand.
00:48:57 There's nothing to forgive.
00:49:00 You're my best friend.
00:49:02 ????
00:49:36 I, uh...
00:49:38 I have an announcement to make.
00:49:40 James Angleton,
00:49:41 To my great regret,
00:49:44 Made his intentions of retirement clear to me
00:49:46 Earlier this morning.
00:49:47 I don't need to tell anyone here
00:49:48 That his contributions to the company
00:49:52 Are nothing short of legendary.
00:49:54 Jim, any, uh...
00:49:56 Any parting words?
00:50:01 Lenin once said,
00:50:04 "the West are wishful thinkers,
00:50:06 "so we will give them
00:50:09 What they want to think."
00:50:11 The soviets have a master plan--
00:50:13 Feeding layer upon layer of disinformation
00:50:17 To the whishful thinkers of the West to make them think
00:50:20 That we are winning the cold war.
00:50:22 Nothing...
00:50:25 Could be...
00:50:27 Further from the truth, gentlemen.
00:50:31 Over the last 20 years, the CIA has transformed
00:50:33 Fr ark of informants,
00:50:37 Double agents, caseworkers
00:50:41 To a shadow of the former self.
00:50:43 All the handiwork...
00:50:48 Of a soviet mole inside the CIA
00:50:51 Named Sasha.
00:50:53 Starik and Sasha have made certain
00:50:56 The world view of America has shifted
00:50:59 From a beacon of hope and justice...
00:51:07 To a, uh...
00:51:10 Tyrannical, power-mad,
00:51:13 Colonialist juggernaut.
00:51:16 Of course, these facts
00:51:17 Were not handed to me on a silver platter.
00:51:23 I teased them.
00:51:26 I ased them from the wildeess
00:51:30 With excruciating attention
00:51:33 To the minutiae.
00:51:36 It takes the patience of a saint.
00:51:40 Philby, the KGB, Sasha--
00:51:42 They've tried to discredit and destroy me for years,
00:51:46 And now, of course, they have.
00:51:51 Gentlemen, you do not realize
00:51:53 That you are surrounded by a wilderness of deception.
00:51:56 Thank you, Jim.
00:51:59 We will try our best
00:52:01 To muddle through without you.
00:52:07 You will be missed.
00:52:21 I know it's you, Sasha.
00:52:25 The rabbi found Kukushkin
00:52:27 Far too easily.
00:52:29 Starik never would have been that sloppy...
00:52:32 Never.
00:52:37 I bear you no hard feelings, Jim.
00:54:01 Yes? whatever you said
00:54:03 Scared the hell out of them, comrade Starik.
00:54:06 They should be scared. The Gorbachev is a pawn.
00:54:08 He's being used by the Americans.
00:54:10 The politburo are terrified the Americans will wipe out
00:54:13 Our second strike mobile train platforms,
00:54:15 Leaving us vulnerable to invasion.
00:54:18 How did you do it?
00:54:20 Well, the facts spoke for themselves.
00:54:22 The Americans' "able archer" plan
00:54:24 Is for a preemptive nuclear strike.
00:54:26 I embellished nothing.
00:54:28 The cold war must continue, comrade colonel.
00:54:31 I know how your mind works.
00:54:33 I am not swayed as easily as the rest of them,
00:54:35 But i must congratulate you, Starik.
00:54:38 You would have made a brilliant chess grand master
00:54:40 If you ever played.
00:54:43 But i did.
00:54:46 I did.
00:54:48 hello, Eugene.
00:54:50 Sasha.
00:54:52 Starik has convinced Gorbachev
00:54:55 That America is planning a first strike
00:54:57 In an operation known as "able archer."
00:55:01 You and i both know the whole idea is pure nonsense.
00:55:05 The Russians have a mobile second strike capacity
00:55:07 Aboard railroad flatcars--
00:55:09 12 trains with 4 icbms a piece
00:55:11 Shuttling around 300 miles of track.
00:55:14 The Americans know full well that a second strike launched
00:55:17 From the Russian rail platforms would annihilate
00:55:19 The eastern seaboard of the united states.
00:55:21 And what happens to the world then, Eugene?
00:55:23 I don't know, Sasha.
00:55:26 You told me long ago
00:55:28 What Starik said to you.
00:55:30 That we should promote
00:55:31 The Generosity of the human spirit.
00:55:34 So tell me, Eugene,
00:55:37 What does launching a preemptive strike
00:55:39 To provoke nuclear holocaust
00:55:40 Have to do with promoting
00:55:41 The Generosity of the human spirit?
00:55:46 I'm--I’m trying to make sense of this, ladies.
00:55:48 Well, the new computers can analyze so much data
00:55:51 That we can now run all the old leads
00:55:53 That were never followed up.
00:55:54 Because it was just too time-consuming.
00:55:56 Mm-hmm. And there just weren't enough man hours--
00:55:58 Woman hours--and the stuff just laid around forever.
00:56:01 So we analyzed old transcripts
00:56:03 Of radio Moscow from the 1950s...
00:56:04 Mm-hmm, to look for patterns or repetitions or sentences,
00:56:07 Phrases that might appear out of context... Under the assumption KGB agents abroad
00:56:11 Might be receiving coded messages from these shows. Yes, I-i get that part.
00:56:15 Well, we found something in the old transcripts--
00:56:17 A pattern in a nightly quiz show. You did?
00:56:20 I adored "Alice in Wonderland"
00:56:22 As a kid, and in the 23 years
00:56:24 This radio program has been airing--
00:56:26 That's 1,200 50-minute broadcasts... Yeah.
00:56:28 The Lewis Carroll quotations have appeared 24 times.
00:56:32 Now they instantly caught my eye,
00:56:33 Because i could answer all the quotations.
00:56:35 No, the Russians wouldn't be so sloppy
00:56:37 As to use a radio program to broadcast messages. Of course not,
00:56:41 But we learned
00:56:42 In all of our counterintelligence seminars
00:56:43 That sometimes these codes are merely recognition symbols--
00:56:46 Special sentences intended for the agent
00:56:49 To let him know that there'll be something
00:56:50 Appearing for him later on in the program.
00:56:52 And after every Lewis Carroll quotation,
00:56:54 There was an announcement of a winning lottery number.
00:56:58 Huh.
00:56:59 Angleton once told me that soviet agents
00:57:01 Were given American $10 bills
00:57:03 To use in some kind of a-a code system
00:57:06 That we just couldn't break.
00:57:07 We think they took the serial number off of--
00:57:09 Off the bill and subtracted it from a lottery number
00:57:11 That was broadcast on the radio.
00:57:14 Presto.
00:57:15 They'd wind up with a phone number of a contact.
00:57:17 I still don't see how you get a phone number
00:57:19 Unless you have the particular serial number of the $10--
00:57:24 You found the bill?
00:57:26 Not the actual bill, director.
00:57:28 My team hunted down all the serial numbers
00:57:30 From every $10 bill printed
00:57:32 Between 1945 and 1951--
00:57:36 The likely date that a soviet agent
00:57:37 Would have used for a code bill.
00:57:39 Six years of bills?
00:57:41 Over $67 million worth.
00:57:43 We narrowed it down by assuming
00:57:44 That the soviet agent would have lived in Washington,
00:57:47 So we used area code 202 as a Rosetta stone.
00:57:50 The computer told us
00:57:51 That the 8-digit serial number on the bill
00:57:53 Would have to begin with a three and a zero--
00:57:56 Cut down the number of bills to a manageable size
00:58:00 It was a matter of burning the midnight oil
00:58:02 To narrow it down to a single $10 bill.
00:58:05 We took the phone numbers
00:58:06 We got from the Russian radio program,
00:58:08 Matched 'em with phone records from D.C.
00:58:12 We came up with a polish immigrant.
00:58:14 She's been moving to a new apartment
00:58:16 With a new phone number almost every year
00:58:18 Since 1955.
00:58:20 She's 69 years old,
00:58:21 Never had a job, and it's not clear
00:58:24 Where she gets money to pay the rent.
00:58:26 We think she's the go-between,
00:58:29 And i think she will lead us to Sasha's cutout.
00:58:33 maybe she's dead.
00:58:35 Let's go check and see if she's dead.
00:58:37 She's not ad.
00:58:39 I heard the toilet flush a half-hour ago.
00:58:42 she's got her favorite soap operas--
00:58:43 Oh, wait a minute.
00:58:46 Keys.
00:58:48 Look, I think she's going for the door.
00:58:50 She's saying good-bye to the cat.
00:58:51 ????
01:00:02 thanks.
01:00:05 She's at the checkout counter.
01:00:08 I got it!
01:00:09 Give me the camera. Yep.
01:00:18 Here.
01:00:22 One more. Yep.
01:00:26 Got it.
01:00:30 she's half a block away.
01:00:32 Do you want me to slow her down?
01:00:34 Negative. We're out.
01:00:38 Hand me the picture. You got it?
01:00:44 Let's go.
01:00:51 We turned her place upside down,
01:00:53 Found these--
01:00:55 Coded phrases their coded equivalents
01:00:58 And, uh, one-time cipher pads
01:01:01 To break the codes.
01:01:03 So now we're waiting for Sasha's cutout to call.
01:01:06 I’m also gonna need some repairs
01:01:08 On a 1952...
01:01:10 Bentley.
01:01:11 The windshield is cracked and, uh...
01:01:14 Needs to be replaced.
01:01:16 And the 1957 Bel Air g.s...
01:01:19 Got him! Payphone-- 8th street and 11th.
01:01:21 Is no longer for sale in case interested parties ask.
01:01:24 I will pass message along, Gene.
01:01:36 N. S. A. is working on the codes
01:01:38 Phone call right now.
01:01:40 I think it's best we wait
01:01:41 And see if the cutout calls back.
01:01:43 And if he doesn't call, pick her up and flip her?
01:01:46 No, she could lead us to Sasha.
01:01:48 A cut out who moves around for 23 years
01:01:51 Who has his own cutout to shield his identity--
01:01:54 This guy's too important,
01:01:55 Whoever he is.
01:02:05 How many people have you shown this to?
01:02:08 No one.
01:02:09 Just you.
01:02:11 I can't make heads or tails of it.
01:02:12 It's a list of contact numbers
01:02:16 That don't exist as far as i can tell
01:02:18 And a series of dates.
01:02:19 The numbers are not contact numbers.
01:02:22 What are they?
01:02:24 Bank accounts...
01:02:28 And swift codes.
01:02:34 What you are seeing here, jack,
01:02:38 Are the threads
01:02:40 Of kholstomer.
01:02:46 ???? Kholstomer's $63 billion
01:02:49 Thatld have an effect.
01:02:50 It's the panic that would ensue from a sudden sell-off.
01:02:53 If--if fund managers and central banks
01:02:55 And foreign entities get the impression
01:02:56 That the dollar is in a freefall,
01:02:58 Kholstomer could have devastating consequences
01:03:01 Worldwide.
01:03:03 At the federal reserve to back the dollar on d-day.
01:03:08 Flood the media with inside stories
01:03:11 About federal reserve's resolve
01:03:13 To support the dollar.
01:03:15 Let the world's financial community know
01:03:17 The reserve has an almost unlimited ability
01:03:20 To back American currency. Will that be enough?
01:03:23 Angleton said it himself--
01:03:25 "prevent the panic, and we crush kholstomer."
01:03:28 And what about Sasha?
01:03:29 Won't he know,
01:03:31 Warn the Russians not to implement kholstomer?
01:03:34 Sasha won't know as long as this stays in this room.
01:03:38 why not let it leave the room?
01:03:40 Leak it to the company.
01:03:42 Let Sasha know we're onto kholstomer.
01:03:45 Let him postpone it.
01:03:46 No. We can't let Sasha know.
01:03:49 Kholstomer will always be out there to come back and haunt us.
01:03:51 We need to deal with this now.
01:03:55 Eugene, is that you?
01:03:58 Yes, it’s me.
01:03:59 Oh, I didn't think i would hear from you
01:04:01 Until next month, my dear boy.
01:04:03 Do you need more repairs for your... Starting trace.
01:04:06 You have to send a warning
01:04:07 To the old man immediately. I'm listening.
01:04:11 The other party knows about his intent to sell
01:04:13 The 220 seb coupe Mercedes with the white finish.
01:04:17 They know about the price, the date of the sale,
01:04:19 All of it. He has to postpone...
01:04:22 He's on east 8th and maple crest.
01:04:24 I will let him know immediately.
01:04:30 this time we got him. what's his name?
01:04:33 Renting an apartment under the name of Ludwig.
01:04:36 We're checking background.
01:04:38 He's careful.
01:04:40 Switched cabs twice and took two different buses coming home.
01:04:44 And the old lady?
01:04:45 We nabbed her before she could spill the beans.
01:04:49 With Lutwidge's contact gone, won't he get suspicious?
01:04:54 I'm really not too comfortable
01:04:54 Leaving this guy out there for so long, jack.
01:05:00 Let's wait just a little longer.
01:05:10 Tell me about this cutout, jack.
01:05:12 Dr. Kramer, phone...
01:05:16 dr. Kramer, phone call on line two.
01:05:18 He hasn't left his apartment in two days.
01:05:21 Couldn't get a clear photo of him yet.
01:05:25 Neighbors think he might be a writer.
01:05:27 He tends to keep to himself.
01:05:30 well, we--
01:05:31 We looked in the library of congress
01:05:33 To see if he had written anything
01:05:35 Or published anything.
01:05:36 It turns out the only thing that came back was, uh...
01:05:39 Under his name was "Alice in Wonderland"
01:05:41 And "through the looking glass."
01:05:45 What was this cutout's name?
01:05:47 He goes by the name of Lutwidge, Gene Lutwidge.
01:05:51 The writer of "Alice in Wonderland"...
01:05:54 Lewis Carroll-- we know.
01:05:57 Lewis Carroll's pen name...
01:06:01 Is Charles...
01:06:03 Lutwidge...
01:06:06 Dodgson.
01:06:07 Dodgson?
01:06:09 The delivery boy
01:06:11 We never caught...
01:06:12 who is it, Adrian?
01:06:15 From Kahn’s liquor shop...
01:06:20 That same delivery boy, jack,
01:06:23 Who made deliveries
01:06:26 To other people.
01:06:30 Leo was cleared.
01:06:34 Not by me, he wasn’t, jack.
01:06:39 You came to me for advice.
01:06:45 Snatch him up.
01:06:48 snatch Dodgson up now.
01:07:02 Pick him up.
01:07:07 Mr. Lutwidge, you are gonna be taken to a secure--
01:07:11 Yevgeny?
01:07:13 Well, jack, you can't still be mad
01:07:15 About that raccoon coat.
01:07:22 Oh, my god.
01:07:29 I'm going to say a name to you, Leo.
01:07:33 Okay.
01:07:35 Yevgeny Tsipin.
01:07:40 Yevgeny?
01:07:53 He, um...
01:07:56 Slept with my girlfriend at Yale.
01:07:58 Did you know that?
01:08:00 We just arrested him for espionage
01:08:03 Right here in D.C.
01:08:05 You're joking.
01:08:08 Yevgeny's a spy?
01:08:10 We think he's Sasha's cutout.
01:08:13 Wow.
01:08:16 Yevgeny was the delivery boy
01:08:18 From Kahn’s liquor store.
01:08:22 Yevgeny delivered your liquor,
01:08:27 Delivered it to your house, Leo!
01:08:28 You're telling me that if he was at this door,
01:08:30 You wouldn't recognize him?
01:08:31 Are you trying to tell me this is just a coincidence? Relax, jack,
01:08:34 I can explain. Okay, please do. Please do, Leo,
01:08:36 Because, god help me, i got you
01:08:38 Out of Angleton’s prison, and if i was wrong, Leo,
01:08:40 If i was wrong, and you killed the Cubans,
01:08:42 And you--you betrayed the Hungarians,
01:08:44 And if you killed Lily, Leo,
01:08:46 If you killed Lily,
01:08:48 I don't know what the hell i will do to you.
01:08:51 Look, you were Yevgeny's friend, too.
01:08:53 I'm not accusing you of being Sasha.
01:08:54 Yeah, you and Yevgeny have shared a girlfriend--
01:08:57 Stella Bledsoe.
01:08:58 I ran a check on her, Leo. I never forgot her name.
01:09:02 She was an American communist
01:09:03 Who got caught a while down the road
01:09:05 For trying to recruit an undercover FBI agent.
01:09:08 She kept tabs on Yevgeny at Yale,
01:09:10 And she recruited you, Leo, didn’t she?
01:09:12 Coach waltz recruited us, jack.
01:09:13 Coach waltz recruited us to the company!
01:09:16 Stella recruited you to the KGB.
01:09:19 Tell me Stella didn't recruit you!
01:09:35 Sasha.
01:09:43 I need an ambulance
01:09:45 To 1544 victory lane.
01:09:48 A man's been shot.
01:10:07 Jack, i never took a penny.
01:10:11 I want you to know that.
01:10:14 I did it because i believed in serving the country whose
01:10:16 System of government offered the best hope for the future.
01:10:19 That system was socialism, jack.
01:10:21 Adelle--she knew, didn't she?
01:10:23 Yes, she did, and I’m not proud of it.
01:10:27 I was assigned to her to get secrets out of her father,
01:10:29 But guess what?
01:10:33 I did. I swear.
01:10:36 You are scum, Leo!
01:10:38 The company trained secret police in Argentina,
01:10:40 Chile, Iran, Iraq, Dominican Republic.
01:10:42 The list is as long as my arm.
01:10:43 This is the business we're in.
01:10:51 So here we are now.
01:10:53 You think this is what i had in mind when i joined?
01:10:56 Do you think this is what i signed up for?
01:10:57 You're a hero to me.
01:11:01 I'm sorry, buddy.
01:11:06 I wanted to protect my children.
01:11:08 That's why i stayed-- to protect my kids.
01:11:11 You're a traitor, Leo!
01:11:13 Leo!
01:11:16 Go to hell!
01:11:37 paramedics. Anyone in here? Anyone here?
01:12:02 Harvey?
01:12:14 the extraordinary if restrained action
01:12:17 taken in the Persian gulf early this morning
01:12:19 was overshadowed through the day
01:12:21 by scenes such as wall street has never witnessed
01:12:24 as the Dow Jones industrials
01:12:26 took off on a fear-fed free fall
01:12:29 to close down
01:12:30 a record 508.32 points.
01:12:34 panicked traders worked through lunch hours
01:12:37 in a desperate but losing attempt
01:12:39 to keep up with tickers that rolled up
01:12:41 an all-time high volume.
01:12:43 CBS news looks at this devastating day for the market.
01:12:46 as the bell tolled at the end...
01:12:48 So how bad was the fallout?
01:12:50 It made a ripple, but America always bounces back.
01:12:53 We traced the cash back to the KGB connections--
01:12:56 Central foreign banks and the agents of influence
01:12:58 That Starik's been using all these years.
01:13:00 You should have been there, jack.
01:13:01 Tessa and Vanessa went ballistic.
01:13:03 They tracked down a hundred banks
01:13:05 That had major influences on the stock markets.
01:13:08 we knew that our target of five or six banks
01:13:10 With connections to kholstomer
01:13:12 Would be in there somewhere.
01:13:15 In the end,
01:13:16 We had to call in the only person in the CIA
01:13:19 Who would be able to recognize the invisible threads
01:13:21 Between the disparate names on the list.
01:13:24 He narrowed down the list to five bankers
01:13:26 In different parts of the world.
01:13:28 All these guys had connections to the KGB
01:13:30 At some point in their life,
01:13:32 But it was only Angleton who could see
01:13:34 Past the forest for the trees.
01:13:37 The first target was Tokyo bank international.
01:13:41 another bank on the London exchange.
01:13:43 The next two Angleton identified
01:13:45 As heads of prominent banks in Saudi Arabia and Johannesburg,
01:13:48 Both with powerful influences on their exchanges.
01:13:51 The last guy, maybe the ringleader--
01:13:54 That was Harvey's department.
01:13:55 i recognized the name of a bastard
01:13:57 Who worked with the soviets before the war.
01:14:00 He was running Banco Ambrosiano
01:14:03 Until it collapsed in the '80s.
01:14:04 Disappeared for a while
01:14:06 Only to turn up as Banco di Santo Spírito
01:14:09 With a whole new disguise
01:14:12 And even more power than before.
01:14:15 He was running the Vatican bank.
01:14:18 we think that's where Starik
01:14:19 Was laundering his funds.
01:14:21 Those Russian bastards were so naive.
01:14:24 They actually thought $63 billion
01:14:26 Would have an impact on the market.
01:14:28 The plan might have worked in the '50s,but now...
01:14:32 On average, the daily turnover
01:14:33 Is $1.9 trillion...
01:14:37 Kholstomer is over.
01:14:38 It's finished.
01:14:57 Why would i want to help the CIA, jack?
01:15:00 Because you'll rot for the rest of your life
01:15:02 In your cell, Yevgeny.
01:15:04 No one will know. No one will care.
01:15:07 We'll bury you in a pauper's grave.
01:15:10 Not even a going away party
01:15:12 For an old schoolmate?
01:15:20 I want you to find him for me.
01:15:25 Who?
01:15:27 You know who.
01:15:29 Now what makes you think that i know where he is?
01:15:33 We'll release you-- time served,
01:15:36 Send you back to crumbling mother Russia.
01:15:40 The KGB will keep you on ice for a while.
01:15:41 That's par for the course,
01:15:43 But they'll let you once they know
01:15:45 You have no agenda.
01:15:47 When that happen get in touch with Leo,
01:15:51 Then contact us and let me know where he is.
01:15:53 It's a simple assignment...
01:15:59 Are--you're actually serious about this.
01:16:04 Why in the hell would i do that, jack?
01:16:16 The KGB is trying desperately
01:16:18 To hold on to its control,
01:16:20 Even as Gorbachev brings us closer to détente.
01:16:23 We have some very disgruntled KGB employees
01:16:26 ????
01:16:28 All looking for asylum,
01:16:31 All bringing actual information.
01:16:34 The great game is coming to a close, Yevgeny.
01:16:38 Gorbachev released 3,00isoners of the state
01:16:41 Last October.
01:16:42 Azalia Ivanova was in that group.
01:16:47 After rattling around in prisons
01:16:48 And insane asylums outside of Moscow,
01:16:51 She served 21 years in a Siberian gulag.
01:16:54 And i have something else.
01:16:57 This is her arrest and deportation order
01:17:01 Straight from the Kremlin.
01:17:02 She was not given a trial.
01:17:05 It's signed by a " P. Zhilov."
01:17:08 I would like you to meet an old friend
01:17:12 Your mother's-- Pavel Zhilov.
01:17:13 "Starik" to my friends.
01:17:19 after the fall of the Berlin wall,
01:17:21 soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev and U. S. President George Bush
01:17:25 met in Malta.
01:17:27 the historical summit was a turning point
01:17:29 in east-West relations and viewed
01:17:31 as the official end of the cold war.
01:17:34 the meetings have continued with vows of friendship
01:17:36 and cooperation replacing antagonism.
01:17:39 the world pulled back from the fears
01:17:41 of nuclear annihilation that prevailed
01:17:44 in the '60s and '70s.
01:17:46 however, rumblings of discontent have been heard
01:17:48 from soviet hard-liners within the politburo
01:17:51 who feel Gorbachev is weakening
01:17:53 Russia’s stability as a world superpower.
01:18:12 Hello, Sasha.
01:18:24 Or are you back to Yevgeny again?
01:18:28 Come to keep me company?
01:18:30 You're not doing a very good job
01:18:31 Of hiding out these days.
01:18:36 What's the point?
01:18:42 How did you find me anyway?
01:18:49 KGB.
01:18:54 I told them i wanted to, uh...
01:18:58 ????
01:19:02 And they didn't seem to care.
01:19:06 Nobody cares about me anymore, Yevgeny.
01:19:10 Someone from Gorbachev's inner circle
01:19:11 Occasionally asks me my opinion
01:19:13 About something going on in America.
01:19:17 Somebody has replaced us on the front lines now.
01:19:23 Gorbachev's corroded the power of the KGB.
01:19:27 The KGB are chomping at the bit
01:19:29 To get rid of him,
01:19:30 Get back to their old ways.
01:19:33 They can't decide if he's trying
01:19:37 To reform the communist system
01:19:39 Or do away with it entirely.
01:19:47 It's not the Russia i grew up in.
01:19:49 It's not the ideal i fought for all these years.
01:19:59 Jack wanted me to find you.
01:20:07 I thought this was a social visit.
01:20:19 Jack's obviously got something that you want,
01:20:21 Or you wouldn't be here.
01:20:26 It's nice of you to let me know.
01:20:28 ????
01:20:30 ????
01:20:51 It's as if uncle's mind has left him
01:21:46 the soviet army is on the streets of Moscow...
01:21:49 the worst fears of supporters of democracy
01:21:52 have now been realized. Yeah?
01:21:56 It's a coup d'état, Ebby.
01:21:58 I just got word that Kryuchkov
01:21:59 Still has Gorbachev in a dacha
01:22:01 Loaded up on vodka and pills.
01:22:03 Coup leaders are telling the world that Gorbachev
01:22:05 Is medically unfit to lead the country.
01:22:07 It's all crumbing around him.
01:22:11 What's the word on the streets, jack?
01:22:13 This is an opportunity.
01:22:15 To do what? To back Yeltsin.
01:22:18 And Gorbachev, whether or not he gets out of this thing
01:22:20 Has lost his balls in the coup, Ebby.
01:22:22 He's been castrated in the eyes of the people.
01:22:25 But this guy...
01:22:27 Yeltsin could do it.
01:22:30 Yeah, he wants liberal reform.
01:22:31 The heart of the people in his hands.
01:22:34 He can bring democracy to Russia if we're there
01:22:36 To support him. If he can take power.
01:22:39 Yeah, if.
01:22:42 Try to give me reports on the hour.
01:22:44 Find out what you can.
01:22:46 Yeah, will do.
01:22:48 ...the movement has spoke to other cities and districts
01:22:50 across the country...
01:22:52 ...have poured into the streets
01:22:54 in a desperate last-minute attempt
01:22:58 to demonstrate their support for democracy
01:23:00 in a country that has seen so little of it over the years.
01:23:05 the question on everyone's mind
01:23:06 is the location and condition of president Gorbachev himself.
01:23:10 rumors of his arrest have swept through--
01:23:13 Yeltsin! Yeltsin! Yeltsin!
01:23:16 Yeltsin! Yeltsin! Yeltsin!
01:23:19 Yeltsin! Yeltsin! Yeltsin! Yeltsin! Yeltsin!
01:23:24 Yeltsin! Yeltsin! Yeltsin!
01:24:37 You should be more careful, comrade.
01:24:44 ????
01:25:18 Do you still dislike summer so very much?
01:25:27 Yes,
01:25:30 I still dislike summer.
01:25:41 A face i never thought i would see.
01:25:49 Do you have time
01:25:50 To hear an apology from a friend?
01:26:07 Russia has changed.
01:26:09 I can feel it all around me.
01:26:13 Makes me want to...
01:26:16 Makes me want to keep living.
01:26:19 I'm glad for you, Azalia.
01:26:26 For me, there's, uh...
01:26:30 Very little to live for...
01:26:34 Except for you.
01:26:38 I'm trying to find a way to hate you...
01:26:45 Hate you for leaving me the way you did...
01:26:55 But i cannot.
01:26:57 I cannot, Yevgeny,
01:27:01 Even after all these years.
01:27:08 Don't, Yevgeny. Please.
01:27:16 Is????
01:27:22 It is--it is a source of pain to me
01:27:24 To????
01:27:27 ????
01:27:30 To think of the years i--
01:27:32 I spent in the gulag,
01:27:36 Wondering if you were still alive...
01:27:44 Hoping.
01:27:48 Can we not try?
01:27:55 We can try.
01:27:58 Yevgeny...
01:28:03 We can try.
01:28:10 Get it done, sport?
01:28:17 He was already dead.
01:28:22 I wanted to.
01:28:25 I wanted to kill him.
01:28:27 But...
01:28:30 I just couldn't.
01:28:31 Oh, you're a better man than me, sport.
01:28:36 So the great game goes on
01:28:39 With or without us.
01:28:42 Ohh.
01:28:43 Without us, I guess.
01:28:46 Think we made a difference, Harvey,
01:28:49 Any difference at all?
01:28:52 God, I hope so, sport.
01:28:54 No, nowadays people have short memories.
01:28:57 They????
01:29:00 You and me, kid-- we put our warm bodies
01:29:02 On the firing line,
01:29:04 And we turned 'em back.
01:29:07 You truly believe that?
01:29:09 You bet i believe it.
01:29:12 Something????
01:29:13 Otherwise what was it all about?
01:29:18 It was about the good guys beating the bad guys...
01:29:20 Uh-huh.
01:29:23 But we sure screwed up along the way.
01:29:24 Yeah, but we screwed up a lot less than they did,
01:29:26 Which is why we won?
01:29:29 Yeah, the--the soviet union wasn't a country.
01:29:31 It was a--it was a metaphor
01:29:34 For an idea that looked good on the drawing board,
01:29:36 But in practice, it was flawed.
01:29:39 And let me tell you something'.
01:29:41 A metaphor is a lot harder to slay than a country,
01:29:44 And we clobbered them in thend.
01:29:47 Yeah.
01:29:49 You got to remember what it was all about.
01:29:52 It was always black and white, kid--
01:29:55 Right versus wrong.
01:29:58 There were good guys, and there were bad guys.
01:30:01 Which side were we again, Harvey?
01:30:06 We???