:18:02
Now, this new fellow "Nezmeroz"...
Is that his name?
:18:06
Nemerov, sir.
:18:09
Despite what your source says,
we hear "Nezmeroz" is a hard-liner.
:18:14
Is he a hard-liner?
:18:16
No.
:18:17
It's a bit too soon
to make that assessment, sir.
:18:20
According to CNN...
:18:22
your Mr. "Nezmeroz"
is making promises...
:18:26
to rebuild the Russian Empire.
:18:28
That sounds pretty rash
from where I sit.
:18:32
If I were sitting in Chechnya,
I'd be even more worried.
:18:36
Sir, Nemerov's saying what he needs
to get the hard-liners off his back.
:18:40
If we leave him alone, Russia will
stabilize. Push him, bets are off.
:18:43
When I asked for your advice,
I didn't mean you should actually speak.
:18:47
Yes, sir.
:18:48
Mr. Cabot.
:18:51
Mr. Chairman, some of our assets
in the Russian government...
:18:54
who actually know Mr. Nemerov,
have not had a chance to report in.
:18:57
I'd like to take
a couple of days...
:18:59
and get more information for you
before characterizing him.
:19:03
But I do maintain my opinion
that appearances can be deceiving.
:19:07
You're saying I'm wrong?
:19:09
Absolutely, Mr. Chairman.
:19:15
I don't think you're ugly.
:19:19
- I apologize for being out of line.
- Senators don't like surprises.
:19:24
I give them a hint of what
I'm going to tell them...
:19:26
then I give them a while
to get used to it.
:19:29
Then I tell them.
:19:31
I understand.
:19:32
Good.
:19:34
But I'm right about Nemerov.
:19:39
Your girlfriend like
this stubborn streak in you?
:19:43
What?
:19:45
Cathy Muller,
second-year surgical resident...
:19:48
Baltimore Memorial Hospital.
:19:53
Welcome to the CIA, sport.
:19:56
Well, your intelligence is just
a little flawed in this matter.