:32:02
What makes him dangerous
is that he wants to prove himself...
:32:05
...as invincible as he ever was.
:32:07
Well, not to us, of course, but
to international terrorist networks.
:32:11
So he may strike anywhere,
without warning.
:32:15
What he wants most is press coverage.
The media is their voice.
:32:20
ABC... Television, right?
:32:24
Right. And CBS is down there.
:32:27
Radio City is way on down there.
:32:29
- The news is here.
- Mm-hm.
:32:33
You know...
I never asked you what you do.
:32:37
Well, besides dance a lot,
I fly for National.
:32:42
"I'm Pam. Fly me."
:32:45
That's an airline joke, sort of.
:32:48
Don't get me wrong. I don't actually
fly the plane. I'm just a stewardess.
:32:52
A flying waitress, some people call us,
but I'd rather dance than do any of that.
:32:57
- How about you?
- Me?
:32:59
I'm an international terrorist,
wanted by half the countries in Europe.
:33:04
- And I'm a lady-killer.
- Sure(!)
:33:08
If you allow him to
dictate the circumstances...
:33:11
...the hostages will ultimately die.
:33:14
You can count on that.
:33:16
So, try to stay with me, everybody.
Time is short.
:33:21
Very short.
:33:23
- Something to add, DaSilva?
- We can't catch him if we sit in here.
:33:28
It's a logical procedure.
:33:29
When you have been exposed
to counterterrorist techniques...
:33:33
...then you will be ready for the streets.
:33:36
A more logical procedure.