If you talk about 30, 40 years...
then... who knows?
If you'’re talking about ten years, I think it won'’t change very much.
- Good morning. - Mr. Strauss-Kahn'’s speech will confront head-on
the problems that have beset the financial industry
since the meltdown in 2008.
WOMAN ON TELEVISION: His speech is not expected to be popular.
Conservative politicians and many in finance
don'’t want the kind of change that the IMF director is expected to propose.
[monitor beeping]
I rise before the sun... and I stare into the darkness.
My body has been sleeping...
but my mind has not.
Although I can'’t see the devil'’s face,
I know he can see mine.
I can'’t hide.
[sharp grunts]
- Game. - Let'’s replay the point.
- What are you talking about?- I don'’t like to win that way.
Have I taught you nothing? Nobody cares how you win.
Besides, I'’ll kick your ass next time.
Your mind wasn'’t on the game.
Nina'’s taken Ed'ssuicide very hard.
You know how close she isto Claire and the kids.
- Claire didn'’t see this coming. - Did anybody?
I guess you never knowwhat demons torture a man.
Maybe it was because of the shame
of falsifyingthose record profits.
- What'’d you say? - All this time, I thought it was us in trading
who made the big money,covering for all the lossesin Ed'’s department.
You know what? I know you'’re upset,
but keep your suspicions to yourself
and keep them private.
It'’s interesting to watch how the dollar'’s affecting everything so differently.
- If you look at the first chart... - DOMINIC: How'’s Carrie?
The doctors induced a coma.
I'’m sorry. Truly.
I wish you would havetold me she was back.
I could have managedthe news with the boardbefore they found out.
They don'’t want me. The other guy'’s dead, and I still don'’t get it.
Now, we havebeen through this.
Tell me you'’ll stay.
I owe you my career,Dominic, you know that,
but if I can'’tbe Vice CEO...
Not now.
That'’s all. Not yet.
I have to fly to Washington.
Let'’s talk about this when I get back.
WOMAN ON TELEPHONE: Hello, Black Ship Investments.
- Li Acheng, please. - Hold one moment.
I'’m sorry, Mr. Acheng is busy at the moment.
I know he'’s busy.Tell him Massimo Ruggero called.
- Yes, Mr. Ruggero. - Thank you.
You used me.
And one of your colleagues killed himself as a result.
What are you talking about?
Edward Stuart jumped to his death
the day the Davenport story went viral--
a story you gave us!
Listen to me. Listen to me!
The board still promoted him to Vice CEO.
- So that story had nothing to do with his death. - So why did he jump?
Ask his shrink. I barely knew the guy.
Do you know anyoneat The Guardian?
- I might. - Good.
Get in touch for me.
[snickering]Get in touch for yourself.
You and your anarchist friends
want dirt on the evil bank, don'’t you?
Why would you leak informationabout your own bank? Huh?
Let me know.
[indistinct police radio chatter]
Do you think they'’llwant to talk to usabout Davenport?
Why don'’t you shout a little louder so everyone can hear?
[radio chatter continues]
As part of their investigation, the Police will
want to speak to some of you about the tragic events.
I know it'’s still raw for everyone, but be nice.
Look at Chris. He'’s eyeing up Ed'’s office already.
- Kate. - Guys.
WOMAN ON TELEVISION: ...the International Monetary Fund
and the World Bank.
Finance ministers and others...
- What did Dominic say? - Not much.
- He'’s stalling. - The longer I stay, the weaker I look.
- Well, we wish you could take us with you. - I'’m planning on it, Paul.
- You can'’t,we'’ve got non-compete clauses.- I'’ll take care of it.
- If you'’re all with me. - Of course we are.
Good, and thank you.Let'’s get back to work.
People are saying Ed killed himself because of Davenport,
because of the shit we did.
I mean, it wasn'’t exactly aboveboard, SEA-friendly shit, was it?
- We made him drop fifty... - It'’s not about that. Okay?
The bank'’s been coveringhis losses all year
and calling themrecord profits.
- Did you read the papers? - So what tipped him over the edge?
I don'’t know, Kalim.Let me quickly go searchhis office, and I'’ll find out.
- Well, we can'’t.The police are already in there.- That was kind of my point.
If he was hiding something big, why would he keep it on his work computer?
Kalim? Stop talking.
Massimo, wouldn'’t we look kind of guilty if we left right now,
like running from the scene of a crime?
All we did was exposea man'’s illness that...
would'’ve eventuallycome out anyway.
This is becomingan expensive meeting.Get back to work.
- Dominic? - Hi.
I landed, I'’m in D.C. now. How'’s Claire?
The shock of it all. She keeps bursting into tears.
You'’re a good friend.I'’m sure this is hard on you.
I know what it is to grieve, that'’s all.
This trip is badly timed.I need your help.
- I don'’t see what I can do. - Massimo trusts you.
Encourage him to confide in me.
So you can manipulate him?
So I can keep himfrom making a mistake.
Sometimes I almost believe you really do care for Massimo.
Of course I do.
You don'’t really care for anyone, Dominic.
It'’s beyond your grasp.
Aaron Swartz said that information is power, but, like all power,
there are those who want to keep it to themselves.
Why is it right toencourage the leakingof secret information?
You need to ask yourself what sort of information
is important in the world today and what will cause disruption.
If you think about the lengths
that people on the inside of certain organizations go to
in order to conceal what they'’re doing...
These are the new gods, really,
who need not worry themselves with little things
like politics or democracy, because they'’re up here.
We... they'’re-- they'’re up here.
You know, they'’re making their own rules,
manipulating the social pyramid
and virtually killing the future
for the next generation.
These are the new gods. Really.
...killing the future for the next generation.
- Daniel! We'’ve got to go! - Yeah, coming, coming.
- You'’ll have to be quick. - You'’re moving on?
I came becauseI wanted to spend...
I know, I know, I know. I'’m sorry.
It'’s just that as soon as that video hits, they'’ll be all over me.
I'’ll make it up to you.
- What is it? - Massimo Ruggero wants me
to put him in touchwith The Guardian.
- What'’s he got? - Dirt on NYL.
He didn'’t say what kind,but he made it sound bad.
- He'’ll have to tell us more than that. - He won'’t.
This is his game,not ours.
Why do I get the feeling you want to help this guy?
Don'’t be stupid.
Daniel, we got to go!
Yeah, coming! Coming.
Crazy, isn'’t it?
This city once dominated the world.
[distant bells ring]
Get in touch with Hilary Mason, okay?
Okay.
Dominic saidCarrie'’s in hospital.
I spent the night at her bedside.
I don'’t meanto add to your worries,
but you have toreally watch yourself.
Dominic thinks I'’m going to hit back against the bank.
He wants me to persuade youto confide in him.
- Of course he does. - You know what they could do to you, Massimo.
Promise me you won'’t doanything stupid.
Not in the way he thinks.
I need your help with something.
- Espresso, please. - Yes, sure.
- Do you want a coffee? - Uh, I'’m all right.
What happened?
When Professor Wadeoffered me a chanceto work with you,
I thought this wasthe opportunity that I'’d beenwaiting for my whole life.
Very good. And now?
I want nothing moreto do with you.
You know, cheating onexams was... was one thing,
- but making a man kill himself... - I didn'’t make Ed...
I did not make Ed Stuart kill himself.
Okay?
I need you to help me
prove that I had nothing to do with his death.
No, I'’m done.
Don'’t you want to know why he really died?
I need you to go to this address.
Yes, Dominic Morgan.
Thank you.
I heard about Ed. I am so sorry.
Yes, thank youvery much, Margaret.
So... did you geta hold of his speech?
I just finished reading it.
- And? - I think we may have a problem.
Globalization lifted hundreds of millions
of people out of poverty,
but this globalization had a dark side,
a chasm between rich and poor. The tendency was to...
See what I mean?
...to seeing it as a necessary evil on the road to riches.
I didn'’t realize he wasa fucking communist.
We need a new form of globalization, a fairer form of globalization,
a globalization with a more human face.
The monetary system has rested on the strength of the dollar.
Our idea is to rely on a basket of currencies,
combining the dollar, the yuan, the yen, and, above all, the euro.
That could guarantee an anchor, both stable and independent,
- free of the oscillations of the currency... - Look at Becker.
- He'’s eating it up. - ...of any one nation.
Ask yourselves: What kind of world do you want to live in?
Surely one more intelligent,
more just,
more virtuous than the old one.
Thank you very much.
[applause]
- They'’ll let anyone into these things. - Dominic.
You know my colleagues from Rheinthaler Bank,
Nicklaus Lang and Karl Haufman.
- Gentlemen. May I steal you? - Yes, of course.
I'’m afraid Ninawon'’t be able tojoin us tomorrow.
She needs to stayclose to Claire right now.
Of course. We were all shocked by the news, Dominic.
Just shocked.
I noticed you werenodding your approval.
Well, you know, he'’s... he'’s right.
We'’ve got to clean up the mess we made,
and a substitute currency would be good for all of us.
Well, I don'’t know,doesn'’t it seem...a bit radical?
Radical? No more radical than Nixon
dropping the gold standard in '’71.
Don'’t you think?
I'’ll see you in Frankfurt.
You heard Strauss-Kahn'’s speech. What'’s our exposure on the dollar?
- Around 700 million, boss. - Hedge the dollar
and buy the euro up to 50%.
- Do it carefully over the next 15 days. - Got it.
What else are you up to, Massimo?
I'’m taking care of our future. Good morning.
[children playing]
What are you doing in there?
- Get out, now! Out! - I'’ll get that.
[distant dog barking]
You have to keep the children out of Ed'’s study.
- Uh, Mrs. Stuart? - Oliver?
Wait here.
- You only have a few hours. - Massimo made that clear.
Did you have any luck finding the password?
Guess not.
[indistinct air traffic instructions]
...zero degrees.
MAN: We'’re righton heading one-zero-zero.
You'’d better take overbefore I kill us all, Jack.
[indistinct air traffic instructions]
Never thought I'’d see this:
the great Massimo Ruggeroin my plane.
I appreciate the hospitality, Mr. Acheng,
but it isn'’t necessary. Thank you.
I must admit
I was surprisedto hear of your interest.
Any bank could fallover themselves to hire you.
Black Ship is the second largest hedge fund in the world.
A hedge fund suits me fine.
I expect you'’ll make it worth my while.
Men reach a pointwhere they have moremoney than they can spend.
What they crave thenis power.
Who says I'’m like other men?
[indistinct television commentary]
[no audible dialogue]
[indistinct P.A. announcement]
- Oliver? - What am I looking for?
I don'’t know.
There must be something on there, something Ed was working on.
I gotta go.
Had your husband been under any particular stress lately?
Things have beenhard since the crasha couple of years ago,
but... it wasespecially bad...the past few weeks.
Why especially bad?
My husband wasup for a promotion,one he wanted very badly.
Was that because of his rivalry with...
Head of Trading, Massimo Ruggero?
Um... partly, I suppose.
It'’s business.
I watched iteat away at him.
We know this is a difficult time.
What were you doing at the office that day?
He called me,asked me to come.
I presumed it wasto toast his promotion.
I suppose I'’ll never know.
Did your husband have a personal computer,
other than the one in his office at work?
Anything that might help establish his state of mind.
He has a laptop.
I'’ll go and get it.
We'’ve been unable to reach your husband, Mrs. Morgan.
Well, Dominic'’s on his wayfrom Washington to Germany.
He should beback tomorrow night.
Mr. Stuart'’s suicide must have been a great shock to your husband.
Of course,it was for everyone.
I'’m sorry,it should be here.
Maybe he left itat the office.
Why don'’t you just sit down. I'’ll find it.
Can you leave a number so we can contact you?
Of course.
Come on.
Come on, come on.
Come on!
Fucking buy, buy... fucking...
Fuck'’s sake, damn it!
- You okay? - Yep, fine, fine.
You look like you could use a smoke, Paul.
- Uh, I'’m all right now.I'’ve got too much work to do.- Just one.
Yep, okay.
KALIM: Talk to me, Paul.
Well, I don'’t blame Massimo for anything,
but, fuckin'’ hell, man, if he'’s playing games with our jobs...
Massimo has turned usinto the most successfulunit at this bank.
- Do you think we'’re going be here without this guy? - Yeah, I know that.
And I love him, Kalim. Obviously, I love him.
But I can'’t afford to be on the fucking scrapheap.
I'’ve got a wife, I'’ve got... two kids to put through private school.
And plus some bad habitsto support.
But Massimo has neverlet us down. Do you thinkhe'’s going to start now?
- No. - Exactly.
Let'’s just keepdoing our jobs.It'’s all we can do.
Mm-hmm.
Come on, man,look at you. Exactly.
- Fuck off, I'’ll follow you up. - All right.
[up-tempo music playing]
♪ Oxbridge, what up, man?
♪ Let'’s go ♪
Pull!
Good! Okay.
Pull!
[gunshot]
- Let'’s say... best of three, shall we? - Okay.
Pull!
[gunshot]
I'’m sorry, my turn.
You'’re gonna lose, baby.Pull!
[gunshot]
♪ You might sink in a moment ♪
[voice echoes]
- Thank you. - I don'’t think you're here
- because a hedge fund suits you. - No.
I think you want revengeon Dominic Morgan, and youintend to use me to get it.
I need to know how.
I'’m going to make Black Ship the biggest hedge fund in the world
by bankrupting NYL.
Explain.
I think Ed Stuart killed himself because he was falsifying the figures.
If I can prove it, it will wipe out NYL'’s stock.
You'’re paid in stock.You'’d be wipingyourself out, too.
Not if my new partner knows when the news is coming
and shorts NYL'’s stock the night before.
- People go to jail for that kind of thing. - If they get caught, yes.
But you could make 100 million, perhaps 200 million overnight.
All I have to do iscommit criminal conspiracy
and hire you.
And my team, yes.
Dominic Morgan waslike a father to you.
You'’re betraying him. Why?
You'’re right, Massimo,you'’re not like other men.
I won'’t hire your team.
They'’d make you a thousand times what they earn in the first year.
One day, you mayturn on me, like you'’returning on Dominic.
If you do, I don'’twant your team there to helpput the knives in my back.
Come alone, or not at all.
Deal?
[music playing]
[indistinct lyrics playing outside ]
- Don'’t spill it. - No. Fucking...
Steady-Hand Paul here, babes.
Tell me... how muchmoney you made today.
You talk too much.
Alex!
Now, what are we having?
- We should talk. - Sure. Yeah.
Don'’t see you down here that much. What'’s this? Early bonus?
The girl...in the photograph...
She'’s 16, Paul. 16.
The reputationaldamage alone warrantsinstant dismissal.
What? No...
Come on, you know this is nothing.
But the good news isthat there'’s still a chance
that you could keep your job.
Sorry, you'’ve been following me?
All you have to dois keep me abreastof developments.
No, no, no, I'’m not spying on Massimo.
I know how loyalyou are to Massimo,
but I'’ve got to ask:how loyal is he to you?
Let me know how it goes...your divorce...
when I show your wifethose photographs.
Wait.
[sighs]
Military... military say that...
many... do consider their currency as a weapon, and that certainly...
WOMAN ON RADIO: Good morning. You may be in line for a pay raise
in spite of a tough job market
and all the uncertainty about the economy.
Always running.
- Good morning, Mr. Morgan. - Good morning. Thank you.
- Dominic. You'’re early. - Ah, Hans!
I can'’t tell you how muchyour being here meansto Kristina.
I'’m afraid I can't stay, but I wanted to give you this first.
It'’s for you. No, please, open it.
Oh.
Hmm.
Well, thank you, but...what does it mean?
You see this? "E pluribus unum." From many, one.
It'’s my country's motto: we'’re stronger together,
united under a single currency.
Dominic, you haven'’tcome here to discuss currency.
I don'’t need you to talk, just listen.
We have a pact, you and me,
and you'’re going to honor it.
Our pact...is a separate matter.
No. It isn'’t.
You threaten me,on the day of mydaughter'’s wedding?
Relax.
I don'’t knowwhat you think Ican do.
I have total faith that you'’ll work it out.
If you have difficulties, turn to the dollar for inspiration.
- Papa! - Oh, look who'’s here!
How are you? Please give my best to your mother.
Auf Wiedersehen.
[sighs]
[monitor beeping]
[dance music playing]
♪Now is time ♪
♪ For us
Enjoy your night.
♪ ...is time
♪Now is time ♪
♪ For us
♪ Now is time
♪ For us
♪ Now is time
♪ For us
♪ Now is time for us
♪ Now is time
♪ For us
Lira for your thoughts.
- Good morning. - Good morning.
You'’re some kind of artist?
Um... yeah, some kind.
- What about you? - Student.
- Yeah... - What?
[giggling] What are you studying?
- Economics. - Okay.
Oh, I'’ve got a lecture,actually, so...
Always running.
I guess you get good marks. Top of your class...
- Possibly. - Definitely.
Where are you running to?
Come back to bed.
- I really should get going. - No. No.
It'’s all right.
Come back to bed.
You don'’t have to keep running.
From now on, I will take care of you.
[giggling]
MASSIMO: Okay.
I'’m going to stop now.
It'’s my turn to take care of you.
[monitor beeping]
[distant siren wails]
Raw!
I'’ve got to be shitting me.
Stay here.
[music playing on car stereo]
♪Come to the club ♪
Hey!
Did you get into the computer?
One condition. Please.
Don'’t turn uphere in this thing again,I don'’t need the trouble.
Okay.
I couldn'’t find much,but it'’s all in there.
- Taking my brother for a ride?- Hey, Tyrone, that'’s it!
- You know what? Get in. - Let me come!
Literally zero chance. Get inside!
[music continues on car stereo]
♪ ...word of mouth is funky fresh ♪
[engine revs]
♪And messed up my standard ♪
♪ '’Cause the drinking got me thinking I'’d be pampered ♪
♪ By the babes, ladies got me fazed ♪
♪ Slurrin'’ speech, eyes blurry with a glaze ♪
♪ It'’s a maze ♪
♪ To find ways through the clubbers ♪
♪ The girl I'’m sleepin' with, she'’s gonna need a cover ♪
♪ She'’ll be back again next week, addicted like a drunk ♪
♪ Check out the excitement, come to the club ♪
Yo!
♪We'’re livin' it up ♪
[lyrics continue indistinctly]
♪ Come to the club, where you hang out... ♪
Hey!
♪ So don'’t forget where you are ♪
♪ Ah ah-ah ah-ah ah ah-ah ah-ah ah ah-ah ah-ah ♪
Mr. Ruggero?
- Damn. Let me be you. - Wait over there.
I expected to havethe story by now.
- Did you get the reporter lined up? - Hilary Mason.
Okay, meet me at 7:30. Okay?
Okay, great.
- Hey! Where? - I'’ll text you.
Okay.
Massimo metLi Acheng yesterday.
Job interview, apparently.
- Where are we at with Paul? - He'’s under no illusions.
Good.
Good morning. I need a guest pass for Oliver Harris.
Hey! For you.
[beep]
[indistinct shouts]
Five hundred on...
- Where are we? - Trichet'’s leaving his meeting with the ECB.
We'’re down 50 million.
We'’re too long on German bonds. We should get out.
- Come on. - I don'’t understand.
If the Presidentof the European Central Bank
says he'’s raisinginterest rates, werecover our loss
- and make profits for five years. - And if he lowers them?
- We'’re out $50 million. - Massimo, hold?
Ask him.
[chuckle] You'’re kidding, right?
What do you say? Will he raiseinterest rates or lower them?
- Massimo, let'’s get out now. - What do you say, Oliver?
[nearby telephone ringing]
- He'’s raising them. He'’s going to raise the rates. - He'’s guessing!
- Come on, Massimo, for real. - You do what Oliver says, we hold.
Thank you, everybody, and I am pleased to say
we will raise interest rates by 0.1%.
[Kalim laughs] Never a dull moment, hey, Massimo?
- Un-fucking-believable. - What made you say he was going to raise them?
Just the way he walked.
Tense, like he had
something to sayno one was expecting.
You read him,
just like you read Davenport at the restaurant.
I think you might have a talent for this kind of work. Good job.
[keyboard clacking]
- Hey. - Hey.
Any, uh... news?
- I was thinking about Ed Stuart. - What is it?
The contents of Ed'’s laptop.
Right.
So, um... what'’s happening? What'’s the big plan?
I'’m meeting a reporterfrom The Guardian.
- I'’m going to tell her whatever I find. - But, Massimo,
if that shows Ed falsifying financial records,
- NYL stock will plummet. - So will our shares.
- We'’ll still make money. - How?
I just got off the phone with Li Acheng from Black Ship.
He'’s shorting NYL as we speak.
You'’re playing an awfully dangerous game.
- Go home, guys. Get some sleep. - See you.
- I think he'’s a little bit late, I'’m sorry. - Bankers.
Oliver, tell meabout the laptop.There is nothing.
The only thing I could find is that file with your name.
- Yeah, but the file is empty. - Yeah, it'’s been erased.
- Can you tell who erased it? - Maybe.
- With a bit of time. - You need to get it back.
- Actually... I still have it. - Good.
[cell phone beeping]
Fuck, fuck, fuck, fuck.
[sighs]
Yeah, it'’s Paul.
[distant sirens wail]
Hey!
Ed'’s computer...there is something else.
- Shall I get Paul back? - No, it'’s okay.
Someone loggedinto Ed'’s laptoptwo hours after he died.
They deleted a single file.
There was my name on it.
It was called"Massimo Ruggero."
Why would Ed have a file under your name?
MAN: Mr. Vance is here.
Excuse me. I'’ll be a minute.
DOMINIC: Yeah?
Hilary Mason...
- Yeah. - From The Guardian.
I'’ve tracked her phoneto a pub
Massimo must have retrievedsomething from Ed'’s laptop.
If this report sees the light of day,
this bank, everything...
You know what I'’m saying?
[sighs]
- WOMAN: Hello, Black Ship Investments. - Li Acheng, please.
- Who'’s calling, please? - Dominic Morgan.
One moment, Mr. Morgan.
- Dominic. - Li.
I understand you'’ve been talking to Massimo Ruggero.
[alarm beeps]
- Mrs. Stuart. - What are you doing here?
I came to offer my condolences.
Flowers would havebeen fine.
I need to talk to you.
Just five minutes.
Please.
- I'’m sorry about your husband.- You already said that!
- I mean... - So, you'’ve come to absolve your guilty conscience.
How noble.
Mrs. Stuart...
Ed and me...
we had our differences,
but we both wanted a promotion, and...
Ed didn'’t give a tossabout your preciousbloody promotion.
- What? - I couldn'’t tell the police.
I'’d have lostmy stock options,millions worth.
Couldn'’t tell the police what?
Ed turned down the jobbecause he had resignedfrom NYL.
He was quitting the business.
He wanted his life back.
You don'’t have children,do you, Mr. Ruggero?
- No. - Don'’t.
This businessdestroys families.
Takes your soul,then it takes your life.
What am I supposed to sayto the children?
How am I supposed to explainto them their daddy'’s dead
because of a fucking bank?
So I'’m sorry, I will notaccept your apology.
You retaliated againstmy husband for nothing,and now he'’s dead.
Your five minutes is up.
[music playing]
I'’d say he's officially late now, wouldn'’t you?
Just give me a minute, okay?
[cell phone rings]
Fuck it, Massimo.
[cell phone buzzes]
[monitor beeping]
Good morning. Another historic morning.
WOMAN ON TELEVISION: Good morning.
Some big stories breaking this morning.
- Let'’s start withThe Guardian. - Several of the papers
- are running with the lead city... - The bad news...
What'’s happening in the United States is very uncertain.
MASSIMO: Any good news?
I hear you had a lookat Ed'’s computer.
Just wanted to find what really drove him to suicide.
And did you putyour mind at ease?
All I found was that someone got to the computer before me.
You didn'’t tell me Ed Stuart resigned.
- I was protecting you. - Right. Like always.
[Massimo sighs]
I understand.
You didn'’t get the job,and you'’re looking for answers.
You wiped data off Ed'’s laptop, hours after he died.
What would it look likeif the police had found
those falsified documentson Ed'’s computer?
When the boarddiscovered the fraud,he was fired on the spot.
We allowed him to claim...
resignation,to protect his good name.
Obviously, he chosea much more permanent way out.
I get it. You were protecting him too.
Claire and the kids,they'’ve suffered enough.
They don'’t need his namedragged through the mud.
So that'’s it?
No one'’s to blame for Ed'’s death but himself.
I want you totake some time off.
Go spend it with Carrie.
Yes.
This time I'’m not going to let her go.
Hey. What'’s up?
You called Alex Vancelast night, momentsafter we spoke.
How do you know that?
They had photos, Massimo. They were going to show Emma.
- I had no choice. - Coming to me was a choice.
What, whilst you were off negotiating your contract
and leaving us behind? That'’s your choice.
We were a team, Paul.That was nevergoing to happen.
Well, no harm done. Right? You'’re staying, I'’ve learnt my lesson--
I'’m sorry.
- Massimo, please. - Go home, Paul.
And don'’t come back.You'’re finished.
- Max. - Go.
- Hell was that? - Are we going to Black Ship?
No.
- Were we? - Maybe.
Why aren'’t we going?
Because I don'’t thinkEd Stuart killed himself.
He didn'’t want the job,and Carrie...
It wasn'’t him.
Wait.
Are we saying...
Ed was murdered?
[cell phone chimes]
- Yes? - Is that Mr. "Rogarrow"?
Ruggero, yes.
This is Nurse Selden from the Royal Free.
I'’m heading there now. How'’s my wife?
They couldn'’t bring her out of the coma.
I'’m so sorry...
but she passed away 20 minutes ago.
CARRIE: You don'’t have to keep running.
From now on, I will take care of you.
[Carrie giggles]
MASSIMO: Okay.
The International Monetary Fund Managing Director,
Dominique Strauss-Kahn,
has resigned whilst in custody in New York
over allegations of sexual assault,
which he strongly denies.
But before his resignation,
crowds gathered in Washington, D.C. to join...
MASSIMO: God can'’t beat the devil.
He has always existed, and he always will.
I know, because I'’ve breathed the devil's fire into my lungs.
MAN ON TELEVISION: His attorney and wife
vigorously defended Dominique Strauss-Kahn.
MASSIMO: I have burned his dark soul into my own.
[indistinct television commentary]
MASSIMO: God can'’t beat the devil,
but no matter what it takes...
I will.
Why is it rightto encourage the leakingof secret information?
Well, you... you need to ask yourself what sort of information
is important in the world today, and what will cause disruption?
If you think about the lengths that people on the inside
of certain organizations would go to
in order to conceal what they'’re doing, you know...
These are the new gods. [tape rewinds]
These are the new gods. ...are the new gods.
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