:11:02
- And why not?
- No way was she gonna meet her daddy...
:11:04
in a prison visitor room surrounded
by home-made cookies and--
:11:08
and love-starved murderers.
:11:10
- No way.
- What you got here is a walking,
talking reason to rehabilitate.
:11:18
So today let's exemplify
our three operative words--
:11:23
firm, fair and vigilant.
:11:27
Now, let's go to work.
:11:29
We off-load six in Carson City,
the rest are sheeted to Feltham.
:11:31
Good. Let's go deal
with the DEA boys.
:11:38
- You know this guy?
- Haven't had the pleasure.
:11:39
He's a piece of work,
a real piece of work.
:11:43
Duncan, good to see you.
She sure is beautiful.
:11:46
Hey, beautiful? Sunsets are beautiful.
Newborn babies are beautiful.
:11:49
This, this is
fucking spectacular!
:11:51
Duncan, this is Vince Larkin.
He's overseeing the transport.
:11:54
Vince,
Duncan Malloy, DEA.
:11:57
Nice to meet ya. I'm sure
we're gonna have a good time
working on this together.
:12:16
- Hey, Willie.
- Boys!
- How ya doin'?
- What's up, Chief?
:12:19
- You know each other?
- Vince Larkin.
- Sims, DEA. Good to meet you, Larkin.
:12:21
This is our file on your man,
Francisco Cindino, son of Eduardo...
:12:23
prime mover of narcotics
from Colombia.
:12:25
It's gonna be
an all-star flight.
:12:28
This kid's a potential fountain of
information about the family business.
:12:31
- Eleven and a half okay?
- Yeah.
:12:33
Look at him.
Nice college boy, right?
:12:35
We interrogated him for months.
He gave up nothing.
:12:37
This is our last chance
before the FBI gets him.
:12:39
Over my dead body
those assholes get the glory.
:12:41
We pick up Mr Cindino
in Carson City.
:12:44
From then until the plane hits Alabama,
we've got two hours to get him to talk.
:12:47
We got you a seat right next
to him, and he's known to be...
:12:48
somewhat garrulous
in the company of thieves.
:12:50
Garrulous?
What the fuck is garrulous?
:12:52
That would be loquacious, verbose,
effusive. How about "chatty"?
:12:56
What's with dictionary boy,
here?
:12:58
Thesaurus boy, I think,
is more appropriate.