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Yeah, while shamelessly violating
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the Constitution.
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The National Security Agency argues it's
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one of its most important weapons against
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terrorists. And that they don't
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abuse the system.
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Somehow that's... unreassuring.
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Well, there's this man named Gerard Cuvee
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who figured out how to hack into Echelon.
:02:18
He was able to pick up secure military
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communications.
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Because of that, he was able to locate and
:02:23
destroy a US military lab in Dresden.
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In London, we shut down Cuvee's access to
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Echelon and, thank God, kept it
:02:32
away from SD-6.
:02:35
So you get Echelon, you become Big Brother.
:02:37
The best thing about this mission,
:02:39
this guy that I work with --
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this sweetheart, Marshall --
:02:44
was pulled out of SD-6 and taken
:02:46
into protective custody.
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The CIA's gonna give him a life.
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A real life. I can't tell you
:02:56
what a relief it is to know
:02:58
he's safe.
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You took something that doesn't
:03:11
belong to you. My employer would
:03:13
like it back.
:03:29
Oh, please, help, oh--
:03:31
No, please, no, no--
:03:38
Epoxy... is a binary compound.
:03:43
You have just ingested the resin.
:03:46
Alone, it's not toxic. But a combination
:03:51
with a hardener...
:03:55
...the epoxy cures, passing from a
:03:59
liquid state to a gel state...