This was the last model the Soviets produced.
Is this what you need to reprogram the trigger?
Yes.
So, in a little less than an hour
it will detonate
and strike a blow that the Americans will never forget.
When you're finished, meet me at the safe house.
WALID: I think some people in this place have a connection
with the terrorist attacks.
How would you know that?
There was one phrase they used several times.
"Khamsa ziwar."
Pass that on to the FBI.
I've just approved the written agreement with Assad.
I am prepared to offer you full protection
and a pardon for all crimes or acts
of war in the past.
Is that acceptable to you?
I need to see this pardon in writing.
CHLOE: Jack, you were right about Curtis and Assad
having a past connection.
Curtis was in the Army just after Desert Storm.
His squad was ambushed by Assad's people.
They killed five of Curtis' men and took
two more hostage.
Assad's lieutenant personally beheaded them both.
Oh, my God.
You still don't remember?
Special forces battalion.
Curtis, put your weapon down!
Stay out of this, Jack!
I can't.
I gave him my word that we would protect him.
I can't let this animal live.
(gunshot)
BUCHANAN: Curtis didn't leave you any choice, Jack.
That's what I keep trying to tell myself.
We're going to find that suitcase nuke
because of you, Jack.
Tell the President I'm sorry.
I can't do this anymore.
Mr. President,
we believe we found the suitcase nuke.
CHLOE: The tac team is ready.
No...!
I just got a message from the FBI.
It's some Arabic phrase.
Khamsa ziwar. It means "five visitors."
Assad said "visitor" was a code word for "weapon."
Four more of these things out there.
TV REPORTER: These are the first images from the latest terrorist attack
here in Valencia.
The devastation, I've never seen anything like it.
This is as close as we can get at this time.
because of the radiation dispersal.
Judging from the direction of the smoke, the wind
seems to be blowing towards the northwest
and away from populated areas,
which is about the only good news we have so far.
My God.
How many people died in this?
Initial estimates:
no less than 12,000.
Mr. President,
I just got off the phone with Bill Buchanan at CTU.
He has intel that four more
tactical nuclear weapons were stolen
along with the one that went off.
Do we have any idea where they are?
We do not.
I want a meeting with the Joint Chiefs, Tom, right away.
I've already let them know.
Has civilian air traffic been shut down?
Yes. The FAA
gave the order as soon as they were informed about the bomb.
Mr. President,
given the current situation,
we've decided to move you down to the bunker.
All right.
But, Tom, I have to get in front of the American people.
Ellen, I want to make a televised speech
within the hour. Yes, sir.
All right, let's go, Dan. Sir.
ANNOUNCER: The Department of Emergency Services and Public Safety
have urged everyone to return home and stay there.
Attempting to leave the city is actually more dangerous.
Nadia, have we heard from any of the secondary teams
that were converging on Fayed?
No, we lost communication as soon as the blast hit.
Milo, can you get a visual?
I just checked the satellite. All...
All of our field teams were too close to ground zero.
They're all dead.
Morris, what was the last thing you heard from them?
They were engaged with the hostiles.
Which means they were closing in on Fayed.
We need to know if he was in the radius
when the bomb went off. Absolutely.
Mr. President,
your office has been prepared.
The continuity of operations plan has also been activated.
The Vice President has been alerted
and is following protocol.
The Joint Chiefs and most
of the cabinet members are on their way here.
The remaining cabinet members
are being routed to Site-R.
Right this way, sir.
(telephone rings)
Yeah?
Bill?
Are you all right?
We're upwind of the blast.
We're fine. What's going on over there?
The Secret Service moved us down to the bunker
and the President is about to meet with the Joint Chiefs.
Do you have anything new?
Here's what we know:
The bomb went off as we were moving in on Fayed's safe house.
Do you think their presence prompted the detonation? It could have.
It's possible they were just prepping the bomb in Valencia
and hoping to move it to a more populated area.
Is there any chance that Fayed could still be alive
and have those four other bombs?
We don't know.
We're running the intel now.
What about Assad?
He's on his way here.
We're hoping he can help us find Fayed.
All right, keep me in the loop.
And, Bill, please be careful. I will.
It's a lot to process.
So many people.
Yeah.
And Curtis... I can't believe this.
I know you and he were friends.
Why do people I know keep dying?
Did you find anything out about Fayed?
No, we're still positioning satellites.
We don't know where he is yet.
(sighs)
We've got massive packet loss.
Do you want to help me boot up routers?
Who wouldn't?
Open etudes five.
Okay.
I just have a really bad feeling about everything.
Did you know Jack quit?
Yeah, Buchanan said
he's off channel. What's that all about?
I'm sure it's because he was forced to kill Curtis.
You know I'm here for you,
right?
Yeah, I do.
(sirens blaring)
(screaming)
(tires screech)
The authorities discovered our location.
The bomb never reached its target.
Damn it, Fayed.
I sold those weapons to you.
The least you could've done was warn me
before you blew them up in my city.
I told you it was not supposed to happen the way it happened.
Little late for apologies, don't you think?
My engineer died in the blast.
The device used to reprogram the trigger
was destroyed as well.
And that's my problem, why?
I have four more bombs whose triggers
need to be made operational.
Sorry, Fayed.
I'm going to Vegas.
Find me a way, McCarthy.
I'll pay you more.
Double the amount from our previous transaction.
That's interesting.
You need someone who can replicate what that device did
with modern equipment.
We're talking pretty advanced stuff.
I'd have to do some checking.
Do you know someone who can do this?
Even if I found someone who can, I doubt they will.
This is over the line.
I don't care how you get them to comply.
I need someone within the next few hours.
Are you in or not?
I'll do some research and get back to you.
(screaming)
Help! Somebody, help!
Look, I can't get through to 911!
Would you help?!
I need a doctor!
I need a doc... I need a doctor!
I... I need a doctor!
Please, our helicopter, it went down.
And there are two others: one's dead,
one's unconscious. I don't know what to do. Please!
Please help me. Show me.
I don't even remember anything hitting us.
Things just went out of control.
You were hit by a shockwave.
A shockwave of what?
Nuclear bomb.
What?
What are you talking about?
(people screaming)
(sirens wailing)
Can you hear me?
Chuck, is that you? Yeah, yeah, I brought help.
We're gonna get you out of there.
(creaking) Careful, it's about to fall.
It's jammed.
(grunts)
(Jack panting)
You ready?
One, two,
(helicopter creaking) three, go!
Stay here.
(sirens wailing)
Are you okay?
I think so.
(panicked screams in distance)
(screams continue)
This guys says it's a nuclear bomb.
That's Valencia-- that's where I live.
My wife and kids are there.
I got to go... You can't go back to Valencia.
The radiation will kill you.
Jeff, don't! You'll die!
This is Jack Bauer. Let me speak to Bill Buchanan.
If you want to save your friend, don't let him go back home.
Jack, you all right? Yeah, I'm fine.
Where are you?
I'm still in Granada Hills.
Good. You're upwind of the blast.
Don't go any further north. How bad is it?
It took out a one-mile radius.
Do we know if this was Fayed's endgame?
It wasn't-- there are four more nukes out there.
You need to pick me up.
You said you were out.
Not after this.
All right. Tell me where you are.
I'll send a car.
I'm on the corner of Glasgow and 15th.
--Colonel, Fayed has to be at least partially state-supported.
Have your guys identified a country?
Not yet, sir.
Uh, CIA has narrowed down the list.
It's on your screen in the short
brief section. Have you been in touch
with the ambassadors of these countries?
Yes, sir.
They all extend their condolences
and have, of course, disavowed any role in the attacks.
Well, we know at least one of them's lying.
Maybe all of them.
I'm not sure we know that, John.
But let's say it is true-- what are you suggesting?
We have carriers on standby in the Persian Gulf.
They have the capability of striking multiple targets
in each of these states.
We've been playing games with these terrorists
for 11 weeks now.
The only language they understand is force.
So let's speak it to them real clearly.
I guarantee you that if
each of these countries had to sustain
three major metropolitan nuclear strikes, they'd no longer
have the time or the resources to play in our sandbox anymore.
These people want to live in the Stone Age--
I say let's put them there.
Admiral, I am very sure that your emotions
are shared by many in this room
and across this country... These are not just emotions.
Our duty demands we defend... The President is talking, Admiral.
Do not interrupt.
We will retaliate, Admiral.
But we will do so, sir, carefully
and with our sights locked on our enemy and only our enemy.
Karen, what has CTU learned about the remaining weapons?
They're assessing the initial satellite intel
and forensic data. So what do we know?
We're assuming that the bomb was meant
to be detonated in a more populated area
and was only being assembled in Valencia.
By the scientist that I released.
Yes.
The scientist was killed in the blast, and CTU
is trying to determine where Fayed was at the time.
The worst-case scenario
is that he is still alive
and in possession of the remaining nuclear weapons.
(exhales)
Tell them we're safe.
That we're moving away from it now.
(exhales)
Mr. Buchanan, this is Hamri Al-Assad.
Mr. Buchanan's Director of CTU.
Mr. Buchanan, I know that you see me as your enemy.
But today...
I assure you I am not.
Follow me.
There. All right?
Why are we going out of our way treating Assad,
one of the most violent terrorists of our time,
like a VIP?
No holding room.
Audience with the White House? Sure.
How would you like your mineral water,
Mr. Assad, room temp?
Please have a seat.
Ready?
Bill Buchanan, Director of CTU, Los Angeles.
I'm here with
Hamri Al-Assad.
Less than 30 minutes ago, Abu Fayed detonated
a nuclear weapon in Los Angeles.
We have reason to believe he's still
at large with four more tactical nuclear weapons
in his possession. Four?
That's right.
Please,
you must understand.
I came to the United States to stop Fayed-- I knew
he intended to inflict damage, but I did not know
he was in possession of nuclear weapons.
But he is.
Which means there has to be a trail.
There had to have been many people involved in the planning of this.
This attack was planned
after Fayed betrayed me six monthsago.
When he learned of your intention to broker a peace plan?
Which I still intend to do.
But you knew Fayed was coming to the United States.
This information came to me only days before
the first attacks began. From whom?
I am a well-informed man, Mr. Buchanan.
Are there any other paths you can think of
that can lead us to Fayed? Yes.
The source.
The source of the bomb. About a year ago
I sent Fayed to negotiate with an ex-Soviet general
about the cache of tactical nuclear weapons.
But there was no transaction at the time.
What was the name of the general?
Dmitri Gredenko.
Can you tell me anything about Gredenko?
Nothing. Nothing.
I've never met the man.
Continue questioning him.
I'm gonna check this out.
Gredenko. You got that, Chloe?
Yeah, I'm opening a Russian database now.
--Wait a minute, what about this file here with Gredenko's name on it?
It's a link we're using as a match basis, Milo.
Mind your own business. I know, I understand that.
Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.
I just compiled a list of names, people in L.A.
who had contact with Gredenko
on business channels.
That's a lot of names. Yes. But one of them
kind of floated to the top, if you know what I mean.
Put it on Buchanan's screen.
Wow.
Yes, yes,
they'll fly him up.
All right.
Morris just put something on your B window.
Gredenko contacts. Good.
Look at number 17.
Chairman of BXJ Technologies.
Phillip Bauer.
Jack's father.
Did you get anything more specific?
No. BXJ does a lot of business in Eastern Europe.
This could be a purely coincidental linkage.
Yeah, what if it's not? Most of their
contracts are highly confidential, but I'll look into it.
You calling Jack? Yeah.
This is Bauer. Jack, Assad just gave us
the name of a Russian general
Fayed contacted a year ago about the nukes.
The general's name is Gredenko.
Do you know him? No.
It turns out your father does.
My father?
Are you sure? Yeah, Gredenko did business
with BXJ Technologies, specifically with your father.
What kind of business? We don't know.
That's why we want to talk to him.
Bill, I don't understand-- is my father a suspect?
No. His name came up on a list of people
who have had contact with Gredenko.
We're gonna question him.
I wanted to check with you first to see
if you could shed any light. I haven't spoken to him for over nine years.
All right, well, we'll send someone over to talk to him.
Bill, wait.
I should do this.
Jack, we can run this.
You don't have enough time.
He'll talk to me if I go alone.
Are you sure? Yeah.
All right, tell Stokes
we'll pick him up-- you take the car.
Let me know what you find out. Thanks, Bill.
You need to pull over.
(indistinct talking)
Yes, he is, but I don't know exac...
The FBI's here. I got to go.
Why did they send you?
Believe me, Miss Palmer, I didn't want to arrest you or your friend.
This is Agent Jennings.
He'll be working this with me.
Well, what exactly will you be doing?
Walid overheard some conversations about the bombs.
He heard a fragment of a conversation.
If there is an active cell inside that detention facility,
we need Walid to find out more.
Agent Jennings will be putting a wire on him.
Putting a wire on him?
I thought you were gonna be replacing him
with an undercover operative.
Walid isn't trained to do something like this.
Well, he's already in place.
He's established a confidence.
How will you be putting a wire on him? Just...
let us do our job. (sighs)
(men speaking Arabic in distance)
Have you heard anything more?
About what?
About what's going on out there.
Well, how would I know that?
I thought...
I was just wondering if you... knew anything.
No more than you, my brother.
(speaking Arabic)
I'm sorry, I have to get back.
Sure.
JENNINGS: Walid Al-Rezani.
Yes?
You and I have to talk.
About what?
You don't ask the questions, you son of a bitch.
I do.
Get out.
Get out!
We know who you're involved with.
I told your people, I work for the IAA.
I'm not involved in any kind
of terrorist activities.
You're lying! I'm no terrorist.
You're lying!
(thump, groan) What's he doing to him?
What do you know?! Don't worry. He's not going to hurt him.
It's just for show.
(groaning)
That doesn't sound like it's just for show.
Miss Palmer,
I advised you to leave. If you want to stay,
keep your comments to yourself. JENNINGS: You hear me?!
You're gonna explain to us what we found in your wallet.
What are you talking about?
You know damn well what we're talking about!
(thump, groan)
(under his breath): He's wiring you. It's a two-way radio.
Now, you're gonna tell me
what we found in your wallet. You understand me?
What do you know about this guy?
(Walid groans) Huh?
This is ridiculous.
What do you know about this guy? Sit down.
JENNINGS: Tell me now,
or I'll take you to the interrogation room.
You don't want that.
I'm not telling you anything. I don't care
what you do to me. You will.
You're gonna say that I asked about this man.
You gotta make them believe you're working for them.
(thump, groan)
I'll be back for you.
What did they do to you?
Nothing.
I'm fine.
They think they can do anything to us,
those bastards.
We've got a clear signal.
(phone ringing)
Hello.
Sam, is that you?
Yes. Who's this?
It's Jack.
Jack.
How are you, Sam?
We thought you were...
Where are you calling from?
I'm in Los Angeles.
Listen, Sam, I need to speak to my father.
It's really important. Is he there?
No, he's not.
Where is he?
He left yesterday without telling me
where he was going.
I haven't heard from him since.
Can I reach him on his cell?
He left it here.
I must admit, it's all a bit mysterious.
I tried calling your brother.
He didn't know either.
Where is Gray?
Well, he was at work earlier, but who knows now?
Can I get his cell number?
Yeah. 818...
555-0175.
Okay, I got it.
Sam, listen to me. If you speak
to my father, tell him to get back to me
at this number. Did it show up on your screen?
Yes. It's really important.
I hope you find your father soon.
I know he would want to talk with you.
He... regrets the way things ended between the two of you.
JACK: Yeah, me, too.
SAM: Be well, Jack.
JACK: Thanks, Sam.
MAN: Yeah.
It's Liddy.
You'll never guess who just called here.
Who?
Your brother, Jack.
What are you talking about?
Jack's rotting away in some Chinese prison.
No, actually he's here in L.A.
How the hell did that happen?
I don't know.
What does he want?
He's looking for the old man.
Yeah, why? He didn't say.
But if I were you, I'd expect a call from Jack.
Your name came up.
Damn it, we should have killed Jack when we had the chance
instead of handing him over to the Chinese.
We tried.
This isn't good.
My brother has a way of digging things up
that need to stay buried.
--Hello.
It's me, Jack.
Jack?
Yeah.
Sam said you called,
but I didn't believe him. Are you okay?
Yeah, I'm fine. Is everyone safe over there?
Yeah, yeah, yeah, we're, we're cool, Jack. Wow.
It's blowing my mind hearing from you like this.
Listen, I want you to know that when Dad and I found out that
you were in China, we tried everything to get you out.
We called in a lot of favors. Thanks.
Yeah. How, how did you get out?
Some sort of exchange.
Yeah? For what?
I'm not really sure.
It must have been one hell of an exchange.
Listen, Gray, I'm working with CTU right now.
I'm trying to help them out with something.
Yeah, uh, Sam said that you were, uh,
you were trying to find Dad?
Yeah. Where is he?
I don't know. He took off yesterday without
saying where he was going.
I assume he went to visit one of his girlfriends.
He's got a few of them, you know.
One of them's really kind of hot,
if you can believe that.
Why did he leave without his cell phone?
Um... I guess he just
didn't want to be bothered.
Gray, I need your help.
I need to find him. It's important.
Yeah, whatever you need, Jack.
Um... I'll make a few phone calls.
Can I get back to you at this number?
Yeah.
Okay. You got it.
Thanks.
(phone ringing)
CTU. O'Brian.
Chloe, it's Jack. I need you to help me find an address.
Whose? Graem Bauer.
Your brother?
Yeah.
It should be in my family file.
I haven't seen him in years. Is he still in Malibu?
No, he's in Indian Falls.
226 Pine Crest Road.
Do you want his cell phone number?
No.
I already have it. I just talked to him.
Well, why didn't you ask him where he lives?
I'll get back to you.
ANNOUNCER: California Highway Patrol wants to make clear
that it is essential
their emergency personnel be allowed
to reach those injured in Valencia.
So keep the streets clear.
Once again, a nuclear bomb has gone off in Valencia.
The President will address the nation...
Dad. Josh.
...in a half hour.
You and your mom doing okay?
Yeah. I mean, on the news they're talking about
nuclear fallout. We'll be fine.
Look, you know, we're actually safer now. They've made
their big show in L.A. with this nuke. Whatever's gonna
happen next, I'm sure it's gonna be in another city.
Okay? Yeah.
Josh, I need to talk to your mom alone.
For a minute. All right.
I just got
off the phone with my brother, Jack.
Jack?
How? I thought
the Chinese were holding him.
He's back in Los Angeles.
(scoffs)
It's impossible.
Apparently not.
He's looking for Dad.
Is he coming here?
Why?
Are you hoping he will? Don't go there, Gray.
We're already there.
I'm just looking for a little honesty.
You weren't over Jack
when we got married, and you're still not.
Okay, how's this for a little honesty?
Insecurity in a grown man is not attractive.
"The latest terrorist incident"?
This was a nuclear bomb.
Can we call it what it is?
We thought it would give the President
a little more flexibility.
Once you mention the word "nuclear,"
they're not gonna hear anything else.
No, actually, Ellen, they will hear the truth.
Everybody in this country knows what happened today.
And now they're looking for reassurances
that no matter how ugly
this thing is, the President is in charge.
Listen, we don't have any tangible leads
and confidence is low.
Now, if I go out there and I lie to the American
public and tell them that we're on top of this,
and then some other bomb goes off somewhere...
they won't believe a single word I say. That can't happen.
I agree, sir, and that's why I see an opportunity here.
Opportunity?
This bomb is going to remove
any remaining doubt that we should be taking more aggressive
measures, suspension of certain freedoms.
Internment, deportation.
Now is the time to start hitting those topics.
Tom, you are counseling
that we embrace the politics of fear.
I am saying that we
embrace reality. We are afraid,
but if fear consolidates public support
for measures that save our nation from extinction,
then you bet, I'm in support of fear.
Tom, the people cannot be any more afraid than they are now.
I would like this message to have a calming effect.
Yes, we will call this a nuclear bomb, because
that is what it is, but if we expect
civil order on those streets,
we cannot stoke the panic.
We're not gonna mention policy in this speech.
The American public just needs to know that every single member
of this administration is working with the single
purpose of restoring order and making our streets safe again.
I don't need a list of names.
I need one person who can do the job.
MAN: I'll get back to you.
(horn honks)
What took you so long?
Why couldn't you just pick me up at my place, huh?
Instead of leaving me on some street corner
looking like some hooker.
Just get in the car.
Do not... talk to me...
like one of your bimbos.
You got me?
They just
said on the news
that if the wind changes... we're screwed.
I just want to get out of the city
and get to Vegas.
We're not going to Vegas.
Oh, no. I'm not going to Palm Springs...
Again. No. No, no. That's where you
can just drop me off right here.
That place is like assisted living for an entire city.
We're not going there either.
We have some things
we gotta do here first.
What are you talking about?
A nuclear bomb just went off, like 25 miles from here.
I'm talking about a lot of money.
Now, shut up. Darren.
Stop talking...
now!
FAYED: Yes.
Things are looking up.
What does that mean?
It means
I might be able to find someone
to do your dirty work.
How soon?
I expect to have some good news for you within the hour.
Just make sure my money is ready to wire.
The money is ready now.
McCarthywillfind someone for us.
Tell the men these bombs will go off today as scheduled.
--Finished with Assad. He gave me
a few more names, but nothing that he thought would help.
BUCHANAN: a What else did he say?
He wants peace.
You believe him?
Yeah.
The President would like you transported to Washington DC.
You'll be leaving out of Port Hueneme on a military jet.
Some of the information you gave us checked out.
Good luck here in Los Angeles.
I hope the worst is over.
Thank you.
Sir, the FBI just upgraded one of their leads.
They're sending us live audio they think we should monitor. What kind of audio?
They've got a guy wearing a wire at the Anacostia Detention Facility.
They think one the detainees may have information about Fayed.
Give it to Chloe. Make it a priority.
--Walid should not be doing this.
He's going to be okay.
That is not the point. This was his decision.
And it was the right one.
Usually it takes weeks or months to develop a cover.
He might be able to find something out within hours.
If this works, he'll have done a heroic thing for his country.
Please don't give me speeches, okay?
If it works? What if it doesn't?
What if they find out he's wearing a wire? The guards inside
know what's going on. They'll keep an eye on him.
Right. You know, it's probably not
the best thing that you're here.
I've told you before-- Walid is my client.
I know what you told me,
and frankly that carries no weight with the FBI.
Now let's be honest.
The only reason you're here,
is you're the President's sister.
Then you remember that, and we'll be fine.
You don't have any trouble bending the rules
when it's to your advantage, do you?
(Salim speaking Arabic)
What did they want with you?
I shouldn't bring you into this.
It's all right.
You can talk to me.
I heard the guard say
he found something in your wallet.
Yeah, they confiscated it.
What was it?
What did he find?
A phone number.
Whose?
Listen to me.
If you and I are in the same situation here,
we should know each other.
Talk to me.
Maybe I shouldn't have gotten involved.
I met some people through my organization.
What organization is that?
The IAA.
I'm regional director.
Go on.
Most of what we do has no teeth.
I was introduced to a man who was more active.
I wanted to help him.
That's good.
We set up a meeting,
but before I had a chance, I was grabbed.
Who is this person?
Abu Fayed.
You know him?
No.
But, please...
Join us, brother.
--He did that well.
What happens now?
He's going to have to sell himself to the others
before they open up.
(doorbell rings)
Jack...
uh... didn't know that you were coming here.
We need to talk.
Yeah, sure, yeah. Come on in. Come in.
Damn, Jack,
it's good to see you. Good to see you.
Um, you've never been here before, have you?
No.
God, when was the last time we saw each other?
When Teri died.
That's right. The funeral.
Have you found Dad yet?
No, no, I made some calls, but so far noth...
Hey, Josh.
Come here.
Josh, this is your Uncle Jack.
You two have not seen each other
in a long time.
Hey.
Hi, Josh.
How you doing?
Okay, I guess.
It's kind of been a weird day.
Yeah, I know.
Josh, give your father some privacy.
JOSH: Maybe we can talk later.
I would like that.
Marilyn, I'm sorry for the intrusion.
I just need to get
some information about our father and then I'll leave.
Well, that was pleasant, wasn't it?
Come on, let's go to my office.
Have a seat.
I'm fine.
Okay, so what are we doing here, Jack?
Our father used to do business
with an ex-Russian general.
His name was Gredenko. Do you know him?
Um... no.
He must be one of the old guard.
You can't believe some of the drinking buddies
Dad's cultivated over the years.
Oh, there was this one time,
we were down in Venezuela, this was before Chavez...
Gray!
I didn't come here to listen to your stories.
I'm serious. I need to find Dad.
Okay, we will.
Boy, Jack, you could never just
walk in a room and get along, could you?
I mean, I know, you know,
you must have gone through hell in China and everything,
but look on the bright side-- you got out.
You're here. You should just relax a little bit.
--Ow.
Ow!
If you try and raise your voice, I will rip
your tongue out, are we clear?
Gray, people in this country are dying.
I need some information.
Are you going to give it to me,
or do I have to start hurting you?
Actually, you're hurting me now.
Trust me... I'm not.
(door opening)
The speech is in the teleprompter, sir.
With the most recent changes?
Yes, sir.
Okay.
Are you all right, sir?
Tom, I can't let the American public see how scared I am.
No, you cannot.
But then we just got hit by a nuclear bomb.
Bravado would be no more appropriate than fear.
Thank you, Tom.
My fellow Americans,
there is no easy way to say the words...
America has been hit by a nuclear weapon.
But, as you know, this is now a fact.
The question remains, what do we as a country,
as a people, do about it?
How do we rationalize the fear and sorrow
that each one of us feels?
Do we let our anger guide us down a dangerous path?
Or do we come together,
continuing to show courage and strength
in the face of our enemy?
Now, this horrible act of evil
which has struck our great nation
is the cowardly action of barbaric men.
One more thing comes out of your mouth that I don't want
to hear, and this is gonna start to hurt. I told you, I don't know
where Dad is. What do you want from me?
The truth. That is the truth.
I swear to you on my family's life.
Not good enough.
(clattering)
You brought this on yourself.
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