01x03 - Bruise Like a Fist

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What are you studying?

Cruz, head in the game.
What are you studying?

- Art history?

- Do you know
anything about art?

- Not really, no.

- What if someone happens to
ask you about Picasso or Renoir?

- English, then.

- Name five books
by Herman Melville.

- Okay, fine, you tell me.

- Undecided.
- That's interesting.

It's boring as f*ck,
that's the point.

Don't let her
friends dig into you.

Answer their questions
with questions.

Your life is boring,
their life is fascinating.

Ask them questions
about their lives.

It's all they want
to talk about anyway.

Have you
been to Chesapeake?

- Yes.

- It's f*cking beautiful.

- They will bug and place
a tracker in your vehicle,

they will sweep your phone.

Do not call from
your mark phone.

Any problems text "call me"
to Daddy in your contacts.

- "Call me" to Daddy, got it.

- Roger that, ma'am.

- Roger that, ma'am.

- When you're ten blocks from
the house k*ll the burner.

- Gonna k*ll it
right now, ma'am.

- Why now?

- This is the perfect spot.

- Good luck.

- That was fast.

- They buddied up
pretty good in Kuwait.

I'm not surprised she called.

- But you're surprised
about something.

- She has access to more
money than I expected.

A lot more.

And more connections
in the States.

- Who owns the
house in Chesapeake?

- Morning ladies, care to
hear the specials today?

- Surprise us with them.
- Two specials?

- Please.

- Any allergies to
shellfish, peanuts, gluten?

- I'm allergic to my ex-husband,

to everything else I'm immune.

- No allergies.

Qudrah Petrol owns the property.

- That's strange.
- Very.

- You have a theory?
- None that make sense.

- Both founding members of OPEC.

- That's not enough.

- Maybe they're onto us.

- Even if they were, they
wouldn't send his daughter

on the op to shut us down.

- No, they'd throw a big party
and plant someone on her.

- Possibly.
- Like they're doing today.

- I have a team waiting
in case we're blown.

And I'd rather have it blow
here than Dubai or Jordan.

- How well do you
know Senator Palmer?

- Chairs Foreign Intelligence.

- A real f*cking as*h*le.

- I bet.

- This one of your
science experiments?

This one
survived the experiment.

- Nice to see someone did.

Are you joining us?

- I'm leaving.

- Keep me posted.

- Yep. Excuse me.
- Mm-hmm.

- I took the liberty
of ordering for you.

I hope you don't mind.

- Isn't even noon, and I'm
already sick of making decisions.

I appreciate you taking
one off my plate.

- Got a couple more
I can help you with.

- Slick, smiling m*therf*cker.

- Joe.

Hey, Joe.

What f*ck are you doing?

You think I'm
having you snatched?

- You never can tell.
It is a Monday, Kyle.

- God, look how f*cking
wound up you are.

Jesus, I miss the Middle East.

- I'm so f*cking sick of Mexico.
- Mm.

- What are you doing here?

- Um, I'm late for my
class at Soul Cycle.

- You between things?

- You know I can't
talk about that.

Certainly not on the street
across from the f*cking Capital.

How many audio amplifiers
are outside this restaurant?

- I'm just asking if
you're on the clock.

- There's a meter
running, Kyle. Yeah.

- You, uh... You got
your team here, too?

- Could I borrow 'em
for a day or two?

- We're pretty busy, buddy.

- Look, I'm in a bind, okay?

Got a contact trafficking
for the Sonorans,

they're bringing in
Syrians and Afghans

over by the f*cking truckload.

- Sounds like a good mark.

- Except he's stuck in a
f*cking jail in Van Horn, Texas

and when the snitches get
word across the border

he's a f*cking dead man.

- In jail for what?

- Nothing. DUI.

But he's in the system,
f*ck's wanted.

When they figure that out
they're gonna hand him over

to Homeland Security
and some desk warrior's

gonna try and flip him
and he's f*cking dead.

- What do you want my team for?

- I want to snatch
him on the transfer.

- Are you out of
your f*cking mind?

- I don't have a choice.

If Homeland finds out that we're
planting a flag on the border

it'll end up in the news.

With these f*cking head
hunters in Congress now,

there will be a hearing

and then they start
flipping f*cking stones.

- Looking for us everywhere.
- Yeah. Okay.

Look, my team's on
something right now.

We could be wheels
up at any minute.

Nobody else has a team?

- No, they're all in Ukraine,
Taiwan, or f*cking Africa.

And they won't let me
have a team state-side.

- There's a decent Constitutional
reason for that, Kyle.

- You got one.
- I have a protection detail.

- And it's just as ill*gal.

- I'll give you three.

But I'll need them
back in 48 hours.

- You got it.
- Expect a call.

- I f*cking love you, Joe.

- You don't f*cking love me.
You owe me, m*therf*cker.

- When I need it most.
- Done.

- Check check check.

I hope you guys can hear me.

- Good afternoon, Miss Adid.

- Hi.
- Any bags?

- Uh... just one,
I can get it.

- No, no, please. I insist.

Everyone's by the pool.
Come, I'll show you the way.

- Thanks

- Virginia Alpha-Alpha-Kilo...

Quebec.

You made it!

- Told you I was coming.

- I had my doubts.

Come.

This is my friend Zara.

That's Nala, Malika, and Nashwa.

- What's up, Zara?

- You got my f*cking hair wet!

- You're in the f*cking pool.

- Such a brute.

Why does God only give
good bodies to assholes?

- Malika?
- Hmm?

- Come meet Zara.

- She's rescued another stray.

- I'll explain the
whole soap opera:

Kamal is Sami's best friend.

- Who's Sami?
- Behind the bar.

- Kamal used to date
Nashwa, then he dated Malika

so Malika and Nashwa
hated each other,

but then he did what Kamal does,
and f*cked some little blonde,

so she broke up with
him, but by that time

Nashwa was dating Sami, so
Kamal is still with us...

And Malika and Nashwa
are best friends again

because they have
someone in Kamal

they can both hate together.

- Doesn't seem to bother him.

- Not much bothers Kamal.

And depending on the night
and who drinks the most

and whether he comes
home alone or not,

one of them will find
their way into his room.

It's all very...

- So, Nashwa dates Sami...

- Used to, they
broke up as well.

- Then...

- What are they doing here?

Kamal is my fiancé's brother.

He's working.

Very serious.

- Ah.

- Let me get a look at you.

- Oh, uh...

- Take off the glasses.

- She was in a car wreck.

- So?

Oh my God.

- I told you.
- That looks terrible.

Does it hurt?

- Little bit.

- This will help.

- What is it?

- I warn you, his
drinks are evil.

- Put on your suit.
Let's go to the beach.

- Oh, I've got it
on, let me just...

- How are you going to
find a husband in that?

- What? This is
good, this is pretty.

- No. Come with me.

- And the project begins.

- I want to see.

- Mm-mm.

- You're so shy.

- I'm not shy, it's just...

- If I can't see it how are you
going to wear it on the beach?

- That is my point. I can't
wear this at the beach.

I told you it was a bad wreck.

- What did that?

- I don't know.

The seat belt I guess.

Got against the
door pretty hard.

- Did you see a doctor?

- I'm fine.

- No, you are not fine.

- What a f*cking mess.

- How we doing?

- It ain't great.

- It's a f*cking
observation nightmare.

It's a house, sits on a
peninsula, surrounded by trees.

There's no approach.

I mean, we do have
a satellite on it,

but we're only
getting God's view.

So we're going to rent a yacht.

- How's our girl?

- Well, she's beat to sh*t
and it freaked 'em all out.

Think they called
a f*cking doctor.

- A doctor?

- Yeah, I'm thinking maybe we
try to pull her out of there.

- How, we can't call her?
They're screening the phones.

- Well, we don't know that.

- Qudrah Petrol owns the
house. They're screening calls.

- What's Qudrah Petrol?

- Saudi Oil and
Mobile joint venture.

Makes more money than
Amazon and Apple combined.

- Case officer on the border
needs help with an extraction.

I need three, who's in?

- A hot extraction?

- Doesn't get any
hotter than this.

- f*ck, I'll go.
- Pick me, coach.

- Oh, I'm in.

- Sending you his number.

- You kids stay out
of trouble. Boss...

- Wish us luck.
- Good luck.

Where's the bugs?

- Got one in the
tassel on her purse.

One in the charm
on her necklace.

- Let me see. Yeah.

None in the car?

- I was worried they'd sweep it.

- Yeah, well, I'm worried
they're gonna sweep her.

And if they do now
there's just three of us

going to get her.

That's why we make
the big bucks.

- Hi, Zara, I'm Dr. Brumley.

Deep inhale.

- Good, hold it.

Exhale.

- Again.

- Exhale.

- Good. You can
set your arm down.

Car crash?

- Yeah.

- I want to show you something.

Typically, in an auto
accident, the hematomas,

the bruising, covers
large areas evenly,

because it is large
areas of the vehicle

that causes the trauma.

Your contusions are not
consistent with that.

- It was a compact car.

- May I?

- They're all the
size of a fist.

- Oh, f*ck it. That's it.

- We should probably
get on the road.

We're about 15 minutes
from the house.

Why are we fifteen
from the house?

- Because this is
the closest hotel.

Unless you want me to
rent a surveillance van

from local PD?

Come on, let's go.

- No, no, we're not
pulling her out.

We'll blow the whole
f*cking operation.

- As a physician, when I
see signs of physical abuse

I am legally bound
to report them.

- Come on, Cruz. Come on,
come on. Just say something.

Just talk your way out of this.

- I know it might feel like
that will make things worse,

but it doesn't get
much worse than this.

And reporting it is
how the abuse stops.

- I already reported it.

I just didn't tell them.

She, um...

She invited me up here and...

I'm trying to make friends.

I'm trying to start a new life.

I'm trying...

I'm really, really trying.

Please don't tell them.

Please...

- It's not my place
to tell your friends,

But I need to be assured that
the authorities are aware.

They arrested him last
night in North Carolina.

That's... That's why I'm here.

I'm...

I'm getting away.

At least I'm trying to.

- That's pretty f*cking good.

- Yeah, it's not bad.

- I want another go at
that SERE instructor

who put us in this situation.

There's turning up the heat,

then there's
setting her on fire.

- Yeah.

I told him to do it.

- It's my fault.

- It's real hard to watch the
sunset from the restaurant

if the sun had already set.

- Then go. Go to the
f*cking restaurant.

- Been in there a while.
- Will you take them to town?

Malika is missing the sunset.

- You'll catch up?
- Maybe.

- She should just get a dog.

- She did.

- She's fine.

Separated a few ribs.

She's gonna be sore for a while.

Ice on that nose will help.

- Thank you.

- Where'd everyone go?

- Oh, who cares?

We have the beach
to ourselves now.

Dodged a b*llet there.

- All those nosy friends are
gonna be a f*cking problem.

- Soon as we get
names, dig hard.

We're gonna get
pretty nosy, too.

- When is the wedding?

- June.

- Do you know where yet?

- I would love to do it here.

Or the Hamptons. You
know the Hamptons?

- No.

- Well, it's just every
day there's a celebration.

But my family will want
everyone there, so Kuwait.

If I'm lucky maybe we
get to do it in Dubai.

You've been to Dubai?

- Mmm.

- Have you been anywhere?

- Iraq.

- Ugh.

- Kuwait.

- So boring to me.

Keep the desert.

I hate the heat and
the wind and the filth.

You can lie to yourself
in a palace, but when

the palace walls are behind you,

and the lie stares
you in the face...

Ehsan works in
Manhattan, thank God.

I could never marry a
man who wants to live

in the Middle East,
where I choke on the sand

and all their rules.

In Turkey there is
this beach, Oludeniz.

And there is this place
they call the Blue Lagoon.

It's heaven.

My great fantasy is to
be ravaged on that beach.

- Sounds like a good
place for your honeymoon.

- Oh, no. Ehsan is no ravager.

He's too...

Kamal, maybe.

- Oh, that's not being ravaged.
That's being dry humped.

- I think I'll be much
happier after I have babies

and the world
allows me to be fat.

Know what I mean?

- Not at all.

- Of course you don't.
When will you be fat?

But someday I'll be
fat and I can't wait.

Maybe then this thing
will leave me alone.

- The sand doesn't bother you?

- Oh, no, I love it a little.

I always thought sand on
the body was so erotic.

I rolled in the sand all over,

pulled Ehsan into the trees.

But then sand got everywhere

and he itched and I itched.

Turns out sand is
not erotic after all.

It's funny how these
images in our minds...

There's no recreating them.

They're only for the mind.

No matter how hard we try.

Stay away from
Malika and Nashwa.

Nala's a nuisance,
but she's harmless.

The other two...

They hate every
friend I try to make.

And they'll hate you, too.

- Then why be around them?

- Because it's not just
husbands they choose for you.

- They choose your friends, too?

- They choose it all.

- This f*cking day.

- Jesus, don't you knock?

- Why would I knock, Kate?
It's my f*cking house.

Where's your father?

Porch. Where else?

- What's your name?

- Michael, ma'am.

- Oh, we're way past ma'am.

You got a phone, Michael?

- I do.

- Give it to me.

- You want my...
- Give it to me.

- You don't even know the code.

Hello.

- Hi, this is Kate's mom.

- Oh, hi.

You ready for me to pick him up?

- I walked in on
your son dry humping

my half-naked daughter,
so I'd say yes.

- Wait, doing what?

- He'll wait for
you at the curb.

- Um, okay, I'll be...

- Get out of my house.

- Go to your room.
- What did I do wrong?

- Go to your room.

- Tell me what I did wrong
and I'll go to my room.

Tell me I did anything
you didn't do at my age.

- And, by the way, you can't
just show up every six months.

Play parent, and
"lay down the law."

What law? Your law
doesn't even matter.

- My law is the only
thing that matters.

I'm your mother. I brought
you into this world.

- Did I ask you to do that?

I was pulled into
this world, screaming.

- Oh, come on.

- Nobody bothered to ask
if I wanted to be here.

And yet I'm here, anyway.

So I'll choose how I spend my
time here, thank you very much.

And if you want to kick
me out of your house?

Fine. Do it. I'll survive.

But don't think you can
tell me how to live the life

that I never asked
for you to give me.

- All right, give me a better
image of the bile duct,

but I say take it.

- It looks acute to the
head of the pancreas.

- Yeah, I know what
it looks like, Tom.

But we are in the business
of eliminating possibilities.

- I see no abnormalities,
I see no...

- Tom. f*cking surgeons.

As the attending, I
am instructing you

to remove the spleen
and the bile duct.

- When he dies of
meningitis in five years,

I'll remind you of
this in the law suit.

- Yeah, you do that. You do
that, right on the stand.

- This as*h*le.
- I heard that.

- I wanted you to hear it, Tom.

- I can see it's
Monday for everyone.

This is gonna be
a week of Mondays.

- I hate to pour on, but
our daughter was having

quite the petting
session on our sofa.

- We have rules about that.

- Rules?

- Yeah, anything over the jeans
is fine, but they stay on.

She has discretion
with her shirt.

- Discretion with the shirt.

- I sacrificed the top
to protect the bottom.

- You left some meat on the
bone in negotiation there.

You should have consulted
with her mother.

- When was I gonna do that?

- I'm going to go take a shower.
How long is this going to last?

- Well, it depends on when he
starts doing what I f*cking ask.

- Woo!

- f*ck it.

Thanks.

- Unless you care for
something stronger.

- It's two in the morning.

- I'm on vacation. So are you.

- Not really.

- You could be.

- Yeah, I lack the trust
fund for endless vacation.

- You don't need a trust fund.

Just need to find
a guy with one.

- I'm good. Thanks.

Stop it.

I f*cking mean it.

- Ooh, she's a fighter.

- I'm off to my room.

- Perfect.

- Get your second wind?

- Just getting some water.

- What the f*ck happened to you?

- Nothing. I'm fine.

- b*tch knows
karate or something.

- No means no, player.
- Come on.

- All right, we're gonna crash.
- Yeah. Me, too.

- f*ck.

- Miss Adid?

Everything okay?

- I've had better days.

- We're around if you need us.

- Thank you.

- So we're 29% of our
RTP. What's in the SDR?

118 billion in holdings,
114 in allocations.

I'd start with London.

I agree.

Makes as much sense
as cap and trade.

- Any other paper claiming this?

- Just London.

- What's the Prime Minister
trying to hide today, I wonder?

- It's a real problem.

Government has overused
media to push a narrative,

now nobody believes
anything they read.

So there's no way to release
legitimate information

and get anyone to
pay attention to it.

- I didn't plant it.

I didn't.

How does that story help me?

- Not sure. I don't
know your case load.

- Is Iraq's oil
production back to normal?

- Hundred million
barrels last month.

- Exxon-Mobil's biggest partner.

- And BP.

- How much of that
oil makes it here?

- About five percent of it.

You've got a new case.

- Same case. New target.

- Qudrah Oil sells 12
million barrels a day.

Every day.

Be careful poking
that bear, Kate.

Or the target will be on you.

- Want to go to Fiola
for dinner tonight?

- Yeah, sure.

- Errol.
- Hmm?

- Face me.

- Then the sun's on my
screen and I can't work.

- I'll have my assistant
make a reservation at seven.

- Six.

Gotta wake up at two, and track
this mess of a Chinese market.

- What are we doing
in this f*cking relic?

- This thing got f*cking AC?

- Nope.

- Wanna talk ROE?

- Perfect world
we take him clean.

I'd like to avoid a gunfight.

- Yeah, me too, but that
sh*t rarely happens.

So, what's the play?

- Avoid it unless it happens
then win at all costs.

- What agency are we under?

What's our flag, Kyle?

What f*cking agency
approved this?

- It's not authorized.

We're off the rez on this one.

- Man, listen. You know
these cop cars got cameras,

These officers got body
cams and f*cking radios.

There ain't no off
the reservation.

- You f*cking door kickers.

- Oh, that's just f*cking
great. Way to complicate things.

- I'd turn off your phones.

- This m*therf*cker.

- Here comes our target.

- Boys, I think this
van has another tail.

- sh*t.

- Let's see if I can
get this guy to pass me.

- Exit's up here.

If they take him, they're
gonna do it there.

- You'd better be Johnny
on the spot with that EMP.

- Soon as they make their
move, you f*cking zap 'em.

- Oh, f*ck me.

Now!

- Christ.

- Let me see your hands!

- May not look like it, but
we just saved your lives.

Leave us out of
your f*cking report.

Let's go!

- Move!

- Rapido, m*therf*cker!

- Face down, now!

- Don't see sh*t!
- Face down!

Stay there.

- Move!

- Done some stupid
sh*t in my life.

- This f*cking tops it.

- I thought that
went pretty good.

- f*ck!
- f*ck!

- Randy, drive
this m*therf*cker.

- How in the f*ck do you expect
us to get away with this?

- We just did.

- We'll see about that.

- What we're going to do is
hear this on the f*cking news.

- Administration won't even
admit there is a border.

Worse than what we did
happens every day out here.

Every f*cking day,
and nobody covers it.

And if they do,
the Administration

kills the story before it
even teases going national.

This story was over when
we got back in the truck.

- I come bearing gifts.

- Thank you.

- How'd it go?

- Well, one of 'em got handsy,

but Cruz thumped him pretty
good by the sounds of it.

- They arguing?

- Ehsan is sending him home.

He thinks no means try harder.

I'm sorry.

- Oh, it's fine.

Besides, he got the
worst of it, so...

- I heard.

- No more Sami for a while.

He goes home to grow up, and
I think we go somewhere, too.

- Where?

- A surprise.

I love surprises.

- ETA on the boys?

- Wheels down 1600.

- They'll have to catch up.

Let's go, let's go, let's go.

- You're really
bad with make up.

- I told her that.

- Don't worry. I'll
help you on the plane.

- The plane?

- Don't spoil it.

This isn't the
way to the airport.

She said plane and the
airport is behind us.

They're going to
the f*cking FBO.

I'm gonna need a tail number.

f*ck!

- Yeah, that's great, Tex.

No one's going to
see you out there.

November-878-Foxtrot-Lima.

- N9109, is that a type
of plane or something?

- It's the tail number.

Like a license plate for planes.

- Yay! You're going to
be so much fun to spoil.

- She thinks on her feet.

- That she does.

Get me a flight path.

I need a jet ready to
travel. We're one hour out.

No destination yet.

Tex, we got it. Come back.