If my music is literal, and I'm a criminal
How the fuck can I raise a little girl
I couldn't, I wouldn't be fit to!
— I'm Dana Sibota, state attorney general. You've got DEA, ATF, FBI, all wanting their pound of flesh.
— Yes, ma'am. It's... It's quite a room.
— Yeah. Well, you hit the trifecta, didn't you? I mean, guns, drugs, money laundering. And the state of Arkansas is gonna rip the bark right off of you, boy. We are gonna put you in a four-by-six cell for the rest of your life.
— You know who I am, Mr. Seal?
— No, ma'am.
— I'm Dana Sibota, state attorney general. You've got DEA, ATF, FBI, all wanting their pound of flesh.
— Yes, ma'am. It's... It's quite a room.
— Yeah. Well, you hit the trifecta, didn't you? I mean, guns, drugs, money laundering. And the state of Arkansas is gonna rip the bark right off of you, boy. We are gonna put you in a four-by-six cell for the rest of your life.
— Ma'am, that's a long time.
— Yeah.
— (ON SPEAKER) Miss Sibota, I have Governor Clinton on the line. He says it's urgent.
— It's the Governor.
— Put him through. Clear the room. Take him with you.
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— I'm gonna walk out of here. (ALL LAUGHING) I'm gonna walk out of here.
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— Wait. Wait... Wait a minute. No, no. No, he's free to go, boys. What the fuck'? What the hell do you mean, "He's free to go"?
— He's free to go.
— Yes, I'd forgotten you're moonlighting as a criminal mastermind now. Got your next heist planned?
— No. But I'm thinking about growing a big, black moustache. I'm a traditionalist.
The desert's filled with people that had bad attitudes.
— There was one thing I was thinking.
— What's that?
— I know he ain't your rapist. He is a rapist, though. I'm sure of that.
— What are you saying to me?
— Got his license plate. I know where he lives.
— Where's he live?
— He lives in Idaho.
— That's funny. I'm driving to Idaho in the morning.
— Want some company?
— Sure.
— I'd do anything to catch the guy who did it, Mrs. Hayes. But when the DNA don't match no one who's ever been arrested, and when the DNA don't match any other crime nationwide, and when there wasn't a single eyewitness from the time she'd left your house to the time we found her, well... right now there ain't too much more we can do.
— Could pull blood from every man and boy in this town over the age of eight.
— There's civil rights laws prevents that, Mrs. Hayes. And what if he was just passing through town?
— Pull blood from every man in the country, then.
— Then what if he was just passing through the country?
— If it was me, I'd start up a database. Every male baby what's born, stick them on it, and as soon as he done something wrong, cross-reference it, make 100% certain it was a correct match, then kill him.
— Yeah, well, there's... definitely civil rights laws prevents that.
— This Grant's one of the best men we've ever had. Homicidal paranoiac. Superb material. Though his methods were a little crude, his response to our training and indoctrination have been remarkable. I hope our work here meets with your approval.
— Training is useful, but there is no substitute for experience.
— I agree. We use live targets as well.
— According to your instructions, I've planned for SPECTRE to steal from the Russians their new Lektor decoding machine. For this we need the services of a female member of the Russian
Cryptograph section in Turkey and the help of the British Secret Service. Naturally, neither the Russians nor the British will be aware that they are now working for us.
— Number Three, is your section ready to carry out Kronsteen's directives?
— Yes, Number One. The operation will be organized according to Kronsteen's plan. I've selected a suitable girl from the Russian Consulate in Istanbul She's capable, cooperative, and her loyalty to the state is beyond question.
— And you're absolutely sure she believes you're still Head of Operations for Soviet Intelligence?
— It is unlikely she would know I'm now working for SPECTRE. Moscow has kept my defection secret from everyone but a few members of the presidium.
— For your sake, I hope so. Kronsteen, you are sure this plan is foolproof?
— Yes, it is, because I have anticipated every possible variatio of counter-move.
— What makes you think that M, the Head of British Intelligence, will oblige you by falling in with your plan?
— For the simple reason that this is so obviously a trap. My reading of the British mentality is that they always treat a trap as a challenge.
— Siamese fighting fish, fascinating creatures. Brave, but on the whole, stupid. Yes, they're stupid. Except for the occasional ones such as we have here, who lets the other two fight while he waits. Waits until the survivor is so exhausted that he cannot defend himself. And then, like SPECTRE, he strikes.
— I find the parallel amusing.
— Our organization did not arrange for you to come over from the Russians just for amusement. Number Three.
They killing over colors in L. A.
In El Salvador, it's numbers essay
For the E. T. A bombs are the best way
Independence is a monstrous death game
They killing in Iraq for black gold
In Nigeria they killed stacks for black gold
They killing in Chad for black gold
But do the U. N. ever react to that
No, innocents killed in London subway
Mexicans kill trying to run the drug trade
Mumbai killings was random gun spray
Tell me your kids don't love the blood games.