:50:01
after a shootout
with the FBI
:50:03
in a quiet neighborhood
in Brooklyn.
:50:05
Already there are
unconfirmed reports of a link
:50:08
between the victims, who are
reported to be Arab-speaking,
:50:11
and the bombers of bus 87.
:50:14
FBI spokesman,
Anthony Hubbard.
:50:16
Uh, we are presently
following up on as many leads,
:50:19
and, uh, we're confident
that we're on the right track.
:50:21
I think were all happy
that these criminals
:50:24
are off the streets,
:50:25
and we can all get on
with our lives.
:50:26
Dad!
:50:28
Yeah!
:50:46
I think the FBI
deserves special recognition
:50:48
for the speed
:50:49
with which they handled
this current crisis.
:50:53
I'd especially like
to single out
:50:55
Special Agent Tony Hubbard
:50:57
and the men and women
of the NYPD, FBI...
:51:00
Here we are.
:51:01
Drink up, everyone.
:51:04
My first boyfriend
was Palestinian.
:51:06
You know, my father
used to say
:51:08
they seduce you
with their suffering.
:51:10
Have you ever
been over there?
:51:11
Have you seen the camps?
:51:12
No. No, never been.
:51:14
Oh, there's these incredibly
warm, hospitable people,
:51:17
living in
this horrible place.
:51:19
But yet you work
against them.
:51:21
Only the crazy.
:51:22
I tend to be suspicious
of all true believers,
:51:26
present company
included.
:51:28
Are you saying
I'm a fanatic?
:51:30
Why are you a fed?
:51:33
You read my file.
You tell me.
:51:35
Okay. All right,
I'll tell you.
:51:37
Catholic school...
:51:38
St. Raymond's
in the Bronx.
:51:39
President of this,
captain of that,
:51:42
hard work,
make a difference,
:51:45
fair play,
:51:46
change the system
from within.
:51:48
Rah-rah-rah.
:51:51
What?
:51:53
What about you?
What do you believe?
:51:54
Like what?
:51:55
Like right and wrong.
:51:56
It's easy
to tell the difference
:51:59
between right and wrong.