:13:00
Not now.
:13:02
Two million, one- hundred thousand?
:13:06
Two million, two?
:13:09
Would you stand by
just a moment, please?
:13:13
How high do we go?
:13:25
Brand-new bullet.
:13:27
Explodes on impact.
:13:29
Yes.
:13:31
Two and a half million dollars,
Mr. Unger.
:13:34
Deal.
:13:36
Now, certified check?
:13:39
Dollars?
:13:41
Swiss francs.
:13:43
Our man is on the way.
:13:46
Since we will never use the bombs,
the price is too high.
:13:49
- We're prepared...
- Never buy anything you cannot use.
:13:52
You drive a hard bargain.
:13:53
In my business, no bargain, no credit,
and in your case, no sale.
:13:59
Carlos, our charming friends
are leaving.
:14:01
- American.
- Texas?
:14:03
Sounds like war.
Shooting, yelling.
:14:06
Texas.
:14:09
Hello?
:14:10
Hey there, partner!
:14:12
Gonna do me some fancy travelling.
Gonna get me some fancy luggage.
:14:16
You remember them
$2 million suitcases?
:14:19
What's that?
Shut that damn door.
:14:24
What?
:14:26
Did you say 3 million?
:14:30
Hey, hey, boy, that's cheap.
We're in business.
:14:34
Look for John Brown.
:14:36
John Brown.
He's leaving now.
:14:39
The suitcases are the key.
:14:41
Lockwood needs bombs
to prove justifiable homicide...
:14:44
...Rafeeq, to prove
there were none...
:14:46
...and Mallory needs them
to win the election.
:14:49
And we need them
for an exclusive story.
:14:52
Book me on the first plane to Paris.
Have that money when I get there.
:14:56
You expect us to pay $2 million?
:14:58
- Maybe more.
- But that's checkbook journalism!