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:51:00
- The one in the middle?
- Yes, ma'am.

:51:02
Oh, my God! It's the wrong one!
:51:05
It's a joke! You didn't blow up anything.
Look what you did do.

:51:08
"Distinguished visitors
from Birmingham."

:51:40
Last week I had the governor
of New Jersey in this chair.

:51:43
He said, "Colonel Thomas, why are we
at DEFCON 4?" as we are right now.

:51:47
Why are we at DEFCON 4?
:51:49
The Soviets saw our bombers scramble
and went on alert.

:51:52
We told them it was just an exercise, but
we want them to relax their posture first.

:51:57
Wait. Wait.
:51:58
- Give me that.
- Oh, Christ. Another tour group.

:52:00
Just what we need today. Why don't they
go to Disneyland where they belong?

:52:05
- Well, I think they're going to tomorrow.
- OK. All set? Oh, here.

:52:12
It was a one-in-a-million shot.
:52:14
There was an open line
at our division in Sunnyvale.

:52:16
The phone company screwed up!
:52:19
- John. John McKittrick, George Wigan.
- How are you?

:52:22
George is with the FBl.
He brought the kid in.

:52:24
It looks like we've got
a high-school prank on our hands.

:52:27
Paul, what happened?
:52:29
The kid broke into the war game using a
password left by the original programmer.

:52:34
- A password?
- Yes, sir.

:52:36
None of my team even knew it was there.
:52:38
Kid claims
he was looking for a toy company.

:52:40
That's great!
Anybody in here buy that one?

:52:44
We can find the password and take it out,
but it might help to beef up security.

:52:48
Oh. Beef up, huh?
:52:51
How about screwed up?
:52:53
We did all that and he broke in again.
:52:55
Kid says your computer called him.
:52:58
What the hell is going on, John?

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