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-The key to really protecting and helping our youth

is to let them know that they do have

a community, when they're in crisis,

to advocate for them and to help them.

And they do need resources. So go to, in your community,

your advocates and really your organizations

that are advocating for youth and fighting for youth

and tell them how you're feeling so that they can help you,

um, so that you won't end up going into a life of crime

or taking your life or using a controlled substance

to really self-medicate and cope.

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-I will have permanent hearing loss.

-Shit.

It's better than that fool Ray Ray's.

-Why do you give him such a hard time?

-I'm a boss bitch.

And because he reminds me of my two least favorite people,

my ex-boyfriend and my ex-stepdad.

-We're close. What you want again?

-A smoothie?

I don't know, I be forgetting.

-He is a talented artist.

He's got a dream.

-Yeah, my stepdad had a dream, too,

and I watched my mom go broke 'cause of it.

-But Bam's a rapper.

-Bam is my husband and my go-getter.

I can control Bam.

And Jazmine can do better than Ray Ray's sorry ass.

-Still, you got to admit it's pretty romantic.

-Where is this girl at?

-You get her?

-No, I'll try again in a second.

I called her like three times.

-She's probably in bed.

-Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

Did you just say romantic?

-Yeah. True love.

-First love.

-Still, no bashing him once we get back.

Jazmine doesn't need to hear that right now.

-Yeah, she's like a real live Juliet.

-First loves, you know.

Brain ceases logical function and...

-Darien, we need to turn the car around.

-What? You get her?

-No, just turn the car around, please.

-But we're almost there - -Yeah, turn the car around!

We need to go back! Darien, you have the fucking

right of way. -I'm gonna turn, I'm -

-Just turn the fucking car! -What's it fucking look like

I'm doing, goddamn it?! -Don't yell at me!

-Shut up!

-What do you mean you my father?

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Abuela?

Is this true?

Huh?

Abuela, is this true?

-Son. -No, you're not my pops, nigga.

Abuela, say something.

-Thomas Stone was -

-A crackhead motherfucker who murdered my mama.

-Was the man your mama married after you was born.

But I am your biological father.

-Abuela, say something.

Abuelita, say something.

-I can't.

-You can't?

Or you won't?

-Your mother, she made me promise.

-To protect you, man. I have enemies out here.

-And my mama died anyway.

So why you got me in the streets hustling?

-To keep you close,

so I could watch you, have eyes on you.

-My mama might be alive if you stayed.

-Look, Dylan, I'm not perfect,

but I'm trying to be a father to you now.

Man, you got to realize something, man.

You Black and you Latino.

You at the crossroads of these two cultures.

You have to be prepared for that when the time come.

-Abuelita.

-Look, son -

-Yo, you - stop calling me that.

-Dylan, I know how you feel, man.

-No, you don't.

The two people who I thought had my back

both been lying to me from the jump.

You want to know how I feel?

I don't feel the same.

[Door closes]

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-Jazmine? -Jazmine?

-Jazmine!

-Jazmine!

Jaz? -Jazmine.

-Jaz! -Jazmine?

-Jazmine? [Grunts]

Jazmine?

Fuck.

Muscle relaxers. You stupid girl.

How many were in this?

How many were in here? Jaylene!

-I don't know.

I don't...

-Some coal from the grill.

Mix it with water so it's drinkable.

Hurry.

Now, goddamn it, now!

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Jaz.

Jaylene?

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[Water running]

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Jaylene!

-I got it, I got it!

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-Drink this, Jaz.

Come on.

Drink, Jaz.

More, Jaz.

Good girl. -[Gags]

[Retches]

[Sniffles, vomits]

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-Still here?

-Settling in.

You?

-Yeah, about to leave in a little bit.

Gonna meet Wanda for dinner.

-Oh?

-What's this?

-Well, this is my theory board.

You never read a good Sherlock Holmes novel?

-No. [Both laugh]

So how's the task force settling in?

-Well, I'm paired Lang with Harper

and Khan with Lin.

I'll do the duty roster tomorrow morning.

-Sounds good.

-[Knocks on door]

Got something you need to check out.

-These are the weapons requisitions?

-Yeah.

-This guy has been putting in all kinds of overtime

after he took over your old job.

-Fuck you! [Gunshot]

-Bucking for a promotion?

-[Chuckles] Yeah, thanks.

-You think the two are related?

-[Grunts]

Mikey Batts is definitely gang related.

I was just messing around with that.

-Definitely want to get these guns off the streets,

help these kids.

Let's hit it, Sherlock.

-I'm with you, pal.

[Crickets chirping]

-Did you call her parents? Make sure she's examined?

She could have permanent damage.

-She's fine.

She just needs some rest.

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-She needs to talk to a professional.

-No, she doesn't. She has us.

-What are you talking about?

-Darien, please.

Do not make this a big deal.

-She tried to kill herself.

-Yeah, and you know her mother.

You're just going to make it worse.

-You don't know that. Are you a doctor?

-No, but - -Then what?

What makes you such a fucking expert?

I tried to fucking kill myself, Darien!

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-What?

-I tried to kill myself when my dad died.

My mom...

she left me at the house.

Instead of staying, I left and went to the playground.

-He had cancer and you were 11.

-Yeah, but I feel like if I was there,

I could have got his medicine in time.

-Jay - -We need to do this for her.

For me?

-Okay.

Okay.

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-[Sniffles]

[Crying]

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-Good. Okay.

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-What does an industrialist dream of?

She ready. -Daddy!

-Hey! Oh, ooh! Okay, alright, baby.

Let me see, let me see.

Oh, snap, I see little baby hair poppin'.

I see you, I see you.

Go on and finish your breakfast.

You are amazing.

-Yes, I am amazing. Mwah!

When God calls, you answer.

-What's his number? I mean, I've been trying.

I think I saved him under Satan.

That's why I don't answer most of the time, I don't -

-Stop it. Yeah, you just don't forget

we have that meeting later today.

-Ah, I can't, I got a thing.

-What? -I got a thing.

-Again?

You mean she can't wait for your daughter?

-Don't - Don't do that. -No, don't.

Don't do this to me and that baby.

It's not fair for me to have to do this all by myself.

-Alright, I'll move some things around.

Okay. -Thank you.

Let's go.

Mm-hmm.

[Dishes clatter]

[Laughs]

Bye, sweetheart.

-Really? Two hugs, the extra -

-Bye, Mama. -Really with the extra hugs?

-Bye, have a good day. -Alright, that's it.

You drive. Here, take the keys.

Nah, you drive. It sticks in first.

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-I've lost him forever.

-Stop it, Jaz.

Look, if he gives up on you that easily,

he doesn't deserve you.

If it's true love, it'll find its way.

-Yeah, and even if your folks don't support you, we will.

-Thanks, guys.

-But you have to promise that you will never,

ever do something so stupid again.

-And that you'll tell us if you're even thinking about it.

-I promise. No cops.

-You better,

or I'll freaking kill you.

-I love you crazy bitches.

-We love you, too.

Alright, let's go.

[Whistle blowing in distance]

Jaz.

-Hey, thought about it yet?

-What? About selling chocolate bars

in front of the store or something?

-That's not planned, dawg.

-Hey, let me see that paper again.

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Man, this is a lot of money.

What about your uncle or that Blue guy?

-Man, look, the prize money is more than enough

to get Ray Ray out of jail

and keep some for us.

-You really think you can win?

-Yeah. You know I can.

I mean, you've seen my murals.

I just need to buy art supplies.

-When? -Today.

-Okay. But first, I got to go get something.

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[School bell rings]

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-Alright.

Neisha Brown.

-Present. -Hi, Neisha.

I heard we had a new student.

Welcome to Wheatley High, Neish.

-Thank you. -Raymond Kennedy.

Raymond?

-[Laughs] That ese still on lockup, homes.

-Quiet, Mateo.

"Yeap" Chow?

-No, what? No, I don't - I don't know.

I don't know. Look, all it said was,

"What does an industrialist dream of?"

-I'm not sure. -What's the point of

the notes anyway? I don't...

[Sighs] If it's to drive me crazy,

it's fucking working.

Yeah. Alright.

Well, I'll tell you what.

-Kendrick? -Yeah.

I say we try Nelson again.

I got an idea. What are you doing later?

-I don't know. -Incorrect.

-The right response is, "You, Alison."

-I'll call you back.

Hey.

-The attorney's waiting. You ready?

-Let's go make you a mama.

-Okay.

-Hey, Joe, I, uh...

What the hell's going on here?

That my laptop?

-Why all the encrypted files on here, Detective?

-Excuse me?

How about you tell me what you're looking for?

-Just doing my job. Standard procedure.

-Yeah, so is a colonoscopy.

-Sorry, boss. Gave me this.

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-[Scoffs]

Signed search order from the head of Internal Affairs.

-I want all the information on the Mike Batts homicide.

That's signed by my boss.

-Yeah, well, my boss is Chief Lewis.

-You gonna give me the information or not?

-You gonna kiss my ass or not?

-Fine.

Have it your way.

-[Chuckles]

I always do.

[Sighs]

This could be bad.

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[Sighs]

-I didn't think you were gonna come.

-I just had to get something, remember?

-Come on.

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-I'll take the filings from here,

and if everything goes smooth, we can literally have

an adoption in less than a month.

-Thank you. -No worries, okay?

-Alright. -Thank you.

-Be blessed. -Alright.

-Thank you. Thank you.

Alright, baby, look, I got to get back

to the office. -Wait, now?

-Yeah. -Look, I thought we could pick

Kenyata up from school and go have dinner.

-[Sighs] Babe, I told you I got a thing.

Look, I won't be late, alright? I promise.

I got to go. -Okay.

-Ray Ray loves hard, like me.

This is all my fault.

-You know that's not true.

-I've just been so focused on getting Little T home.

I mean, what if Ray Ray finds out

I'm involved in this manipulative breakup?

-He won't, Mina. It's for the best.

The girl's mother's crazy.

-You can't let Ray Ray see that girl again.

-I know. -Definitely not.

Don't let him out of your sight.

Here he comes.

Talk to you, ladies.

-[Sighs]

-Hey. -Hey.

Jazmine broke up with me.

-It's okay, baby.

It's okay.

-Where's - Where's James?

-He's home,

waiting to see his big brother.

-Alright. -Let's go.

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[Cellphone rings]

Your grandmother's calling.

Hello?

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[Door buzzes]

Mina Kennedy?

Hi. Steven Rodgers. Nice to meet you.

I'm the administrator of this facility.

I recognize you from the news.

From Fifth Ward, as well.

So I'm here to help.

Now, the boys, are both of them yours?

-James is.

Rip - Charles - I've been looking after him

while his mom is in rehab.

My mother told me that they got caught shoplifting.

But all of this?

-Ma'am, it's more complicated than that.

Now, the police, they found a gun

in one of the boys' backpacks,

and it gets worse.

Now, the rounds, they match the shell casings

found at the Anthony Barnes crime scene.

-Oh, that 14-year-old boy that was shot?

-The very one.

-What does this mean?

-It means that the boys won't be out any time soon.

No- Now, look, they'll be arraigned in about two weeks.

-You be strong. If that boy sees you scared,

he gonna be scared, too.

-Tell me what I need to do to get them out.

-Look, once you receive your son's hearing date,

you'll meet in front of the judge,

and then everything else,

they'll just have to decide that.

-And Rip?

-Well, he'll have a guardian to - to handle his case.

-Oh, my God.

So be straight with me, honestly.

Just how long are they going to be in here?

-It was less than $100, but because of the gun...

-Mom, this is all my fault.

-No.

They are 12 years old. They're good kids.

-But I - I understand that,

and I am sure that they are.

Mrs. Kennedy, my advice -

get your son a damn good lawyer.

-Okay.

-We'll figure it out.

We'll be okay.

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[Vehicle approaches]

-[Sighs] Well, pops is waiting.

[Sighs] God.

Thanks for the ride, babe.

-You're welcome.

Babe, can you at least give it a try?

Just call me if you need anything, okay?

Love you. -[Chuckles]

You, too.

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[Sighs] -Yo, where you been, man?

I been waiting on you.

You always stay out this late on school nights?

-Only when you have jobs for me.

-Buddy, guess what?

You don't work for me no more. -What?

-Yeah, I already lost my cousin, I lost a bunch of good men.

I'll be damned if I'm gonna lose my son.

-I was doing just fine without you.

-Man, you got a smart-ass mouth.

Problem is you ain't had no father around

to show you how to be more useful with it.

Until now.

From now on, you home every night, 6:00.

-6:00? -Yeah, 6:00.

We gonna eat together, and then you gonna do your homework.

-[Sighs]

This the rule.

I'mma tell you what to do and I'mma tell you when to do it.

And you gonna do it, or I'mma beat your motherfucking ass.

-Man, this shit feel like prison.

-Yeah, it do. Prison.

Me and you together.

You gonna learn to respect me.

You're gonna love me for it later.

Let's get in.

Gimme that.

[Insects chirping]

-Look. There he goes.

-Jenkins.

[Car door closes, engine starts]

[Engine starts]

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-? I been needin' some affection ?

? Just a little more attention

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? All this loneliness is lethal ?

? Baby, you forgot

? About this good thing that you got ?

? And you don't even notice

? That your girl is losing focus ?

? Oh, I don't wanna go

? I don't wanna go

? I don't wanna go, babe

? I don't wanna go

? I don't wanna go ?

? I don't wanna go ?

-Pick you up after school.

By the way, Blue has a job for you at the club.

-[Sighs] I don't want his money.

-It's honest work.

And I can keep my eyes on you.

Now off to class. You have a big day.

Ma, can I just be homeschooled?

-No, you cannot. You're already behind,

and if you plan on graduating on time -

-I don't care, I ain't gonna learn nothing anyway.

Look, Miss James, and...

well, Jazmine.

-Look at me, Ray Ray.

You have to stay away from that girl.

I know you're going to see her, and if you do,

just walk the other way.

Can we not talk about this anymore?

-You want me to walk you to your classroom?

'Cause you know I will.

-[Sighs]

[Chuckles]

-I love you.

-I love you, too, Ma.

-Have a good day.

[Chuckles]

[Indistinct conversations]

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-[Laughs]

Hey, look.

[Whispering] I heard he raped her.

-I wouldn't be surprised.

I heard his mom is a ho.

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-You mind if I join you?

-Sure.

I'm Neisha.

Neisha Brown.

[Chuckles] -Sorry, I-I don't mean to be

unfriendly, I'm just...

I'm a little out of it.

I'm Ray Ray.

See my reputation precedes me,

so you sure it's okay if I sit here?

-You're directing the senior showcase, right?

-I was.

-But it is your song that the choir's singing, right?

I mean, everyone's talking about how amazing it is.

-That's what everybody's talking about.

You sing?

-You interested?

-[Chuckles]

-Finally a smile.

Now, when you're all rich and famous one day,

I can say, "Hey, that's the guy who sat with me at lunch."

[Indistinct conversation, laughter]

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-Parker!

The packages, the notes, the phone calls.

Yeah, they stop now.

Yeah, or I'll call the police on your Black ass.

-You better be careful how you come into my office,

or you gonna surprise Jesus. Do you understand me?

Sounds to me like you got you some new enemies,

and why am I not surprised?

-You got a beef, you take it up with me, alright?

But you leave a man's family out of it.

You don't mess with his wife, and you leave this child

out of it! -Kenyata is my grandbaby!

Did you forget that?

Are you high?

-So you're saying it's not you?

Mm? -[Scoffs]

I literally have no idea what you're talking about,

but you go ahead and call 911 right now.

Tell the police how you murdered my niece.

And how you keeping my grandbaby from her blood.

-Just stay away from my family.

-You know what, I'll call 'em myself.

And on top of murder charges, I'mma tell 'em

to charge you with harassment.

[Door closes]

You've lost your mind.

-? I'm gonna love ya, baby

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-? The days will come, the days will go ?

? Tides will roll and the winds will blow ?

? Forever

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? Oh, the birds will sing the morning songs ?

? Flowers kissed by the dew

? Leaves make the trees strong

? And I am gonna love you

-? I'm gonna love you

-? Forever -? Forever

-? Oh, yeah, yeah

? I am gonna love you

-I know.

I know we've been through the wringer,

but you got to keep the faith that the Lord

has not forgotten about us.

-Come on, Ma. How can you even say that?

I got to work.

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-? You left me behind

? With all your shadows and schemes ?

? And told me we both had to live our our dreams ?

? Followed your own path

? To the music we made

? Dreams took you away

? To those Ohio days

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? How many roads will we wander? ?

? How many dreams will end in vain? ?

? Come back to me and share the laughter ?

? Forget all your pain

? And fly away

[Radio chatter]

-[Sighs]

This is killing my date life.

You hear about what happened this morning with Lin?

-What do you do in that situation?

You heard the rumors about our new bosses?

-A thing or two.

But it's just rumor.

Right?

-Ask Internal Affairs.

-When this task force is over, we get to go back

to being regular cops.

Do you trust Kennedy and Sones?

-Sones got me out of the morgue, so. ..I trust him.

Kennedy...

-Here's the thing.

If they turn out to be dirty,

do I really want to be tied to them?

-Oh, Leslie.

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[Engine starts]

[Engine starts]

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[Engine starts]

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[Window blinds open]

-Stop moping. Get out of bed.

You're going to be late for school.

-Why would I?

The senior class president and valedictorian

always emcees the showcase you won't let me be in.

-Actually, your father and I discussed this.

We've decided that you can be in it.

Unless that Kennedy boy is involved.

-Like that matters now. He hates me.

You made sure of that.

-Of course I did.

You don't see it because you think you're just this daughter

from some working-class parents.

-I am.

-No, you're not.

My parents were lawyers in Vietnam.

They had the respect of others and ourselves.

We are still those people, and so are you.

-I'm not better than anybody else.

-Yes, you are.

And if you don't start acting like it,

I'm going to keep handling things for you.

Get going, get up.

I am your mother, not your bestie.

Okay? Now, you can hate me for as long as you want,

but I will still always love you.

Now, I'm gonna drag you out of this bed

and help you get through this long day.

I will.

You have school.

You have to practice for the showcase.

And you have to get a new prom dress.

-How am I going to prom when you made me break up

with my boyfriend?

-He was never your boyfriend.

-If not Ray Ray, then who?

-My client's son at the salon.

He's a very nice young Vietnamese boy.

It's been arranged.

-I'm not going to prom with some rando guy.

-Jazmine, I love you.

But if you don't go, there will be no showcase.

I can make sure that boy Ray Ray goes under the jail.

Am I clear?

-[Sighs]

-I am willing to destroy this village

to save it from itself.

Why aren't you?

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-Dr. Roberts was so excited to get your call.

-Well, I think it is high time that our city celebrates

and recognizes your facility's wonderful commitment

to our mentally handicapped community.

-We prefer the term special needs.

-Right. What was I thinking?

Do you have the visitor passes for us?

We just wanted to finish unloading the rest of our gear

and start getting set up. -Absolutely.

Here you go. -Thank you so much.

-Do you guys care for some coffee?

-No, I'm good, thank you.

-We're fine, Emma, thanks.

Did you ever get that, uh, city management certification?

-Five hours away.

-You're gonna be our boss soon.

[Laughter] [Telephone rings]

-Let me get this.

-So you think he's our mole?

-You tell me.

What do you think the odds are that Jenkins would ask

for the Mikey Batts file right after

the failed raid on Yuri's warehouse?

-The Chief will see you now. Just knock.

-Seems awfully convenient. -More than convenient.

-What's convenient?

-That these two are so enmeshed

in the turf war of Fifth Ward

that this guy says that the Mike Batts murder

isn't even mentioned in the files.

-I have my reasons.

-Like the money you'll make taking over the drug trade?

-That's enough!

Enough!

Everybody shut up and sit down.

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And Jenkins. I don't want to hear shit

about you going to the D.A.

We're cops. We solve our own problems.

-Chief, these two are dirty, and I'm taking them down.

-You guys know who Mildred Jones is?

-No.

-She's a 75-year-old grandmother.

[Chuckles]

She even babysat my own kids.

This sweet little old lady

cursed me the fuck out

at church over our mishandling

of the Anthony Barnes incident.

-Chief, we're getting pushback from the unit patrol.

There's nothing we can do about it -

-The FBI wants to open

a civil rights investigation.

And I got Donell X

in front of every goddamn TV camera in the city!

And you two,

you came to me wanting to get back in the fight.

Get the guns off the street, you said.

And what do I get?

A two-bit "Keystone Cop" operation.

-Chief, we have reason to believe

that there is a mole in the department.

-You got a name?

Even a lead?

-[Quietly] No.

-Huh? Say what?

-[Normal voice] No, sir.

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-[Sighs]

Here's what we're going to do.

Sones, you're gonna give me the Mike Batts file.

If I see any sign of impropriety,

Jenkins, I'll hand their asses on a silver platter.

If not, fish somewhere else.

And you two.

Do not embarrass me for the second time.

Now get your asses out.

-This ain't over.

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-Excuse me. -Yes.

-Uh...you must be with the film crew.

-Yes. -Looking for the restroom?

-Mm-hmm. -It's around the corner.

-Thank you.

-Come here.

Come here.

[Whispering] I voted for you, too.

-I'm sorry?

-[Normal voice] I voted for you, too.

-Oh. Oh, thank you.

Nurse Jones.

Thank you very much.

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[Door creaks]

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Professor.

Professor.

-Who the hell are you?

-I'm, uh - my name is Kendrick Davis.

You - You don't know me.

Um, so, I need to ask you some questions,

if you don't mind.

-You CIA?

Are you?

-No. No, I'm a councilman.

And, um, I was...

I was just wondering if I could talk to you.

Just want to talk. -Why?

-Well, I was - I don't know.

I was told I needed to talk to you.

-By whom?

The university?

Is this about me investigating the Illuminati

putting fluoride in the water?

They shut me down on that.

-No, I - sir.

I'm pretty sure this is not about the university

of fluoride. Okay, look,

I've been getting these really cryptic messages, okay?

Dead rats.

[Sighs] And they're all signed by

"a friend."

So - And I was told I need to see you right away.

-Mind control.

That's what the fluoride's in the water for.

Mind control.

-Do you know a Tina Andrews?

-No. Who's she?

-She was a friend, um, who was recently murdered.

-By the Illuminati! I knew it!

-What? No.

-It's killing thousands of people.

And nobody's talking about it.

The government, they're all in on it.

They're trying to kill me, too.

-Fifth Ward - does that -

does that - does that mean anything to you?

Like - Like, do you have any connections there

or have you ever been there?

-I'm tired now.

I need you to leave.

Nurse. Nurse!

-Okay, okay, okay, okay, listen, um...

What - What does an industrialist dream of?

-[Laughs]

Sounds like you have an Illuminati problem,

and you're next.

Nurse.

Nurse!

Land.

-Okay, what? What?

-The answer is land.

Land.

-Land.

Thank you.

-So, you've got a powerful picture here

of Houston's present and future.

No force in the world is going to stop

Houston or Texas or America

from becoming more African-American,

more Asian, more Latino,

and less Anglo as the 21st century unfolds.

That is our destiny. That is who we are.

The greater Houston metropolitan area

comes closer than any other community in America

to equal divisions - so one-fourth Asian,

one-fourth Latino, one-fourth African-American,

one-fourth Anglo.

It's called the entropy index.

It's the best measure we have of

how ethnically diverse is a population.

We're not going to succeed unless all of us succeed.

And it's that recognition of the community

and the need to make the investments...

There's enormous inequalities in Houston and in America

that are unsustainable and that are immoral,

and those are the kinds of things that drive me,

that make me feel like we all need to work together

to - to ensure that we can build what,

as I say, is something that is truly remarkable.

Never in human history

have all the world's peoples come together in one place.

The United States is becoming a universal nation -

the first nation in the history of the world that can say

we are a free people, and we come from everywhere.

And it's a truly remarkable process

and ties into all of God's children,

and all of us are there together.

And it's the great opportunity and the great challenge

as all of us go forward to help build the Houston, Texas,

and the America of the 21st century.

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-Oh, what's up, brother? -Hey.

Welcome back, fam. [Chuckles]

-Yeah. Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Who was this?

-[Sighs] Man, I got daddy issues.

-What you mean? -Seth took me out the game, man.

-But honestly, after everything that went down

with Carlos and his crew,

I want to - nah, I needed a break.

-For real. [School bell ringing]

-Hey. You know, this coach is ex-cop.

-Wait, so now you running for the police

instead of from the police? [Chuckles]

-Man, it ain't like I wanna do it.

Alright, man, it'll be good for you.

-So, did you do it?

-Uh, not yet.

-What are you waiting for?

Come on. They started rehearsing already.

-Alright. Uh, just... give me a minute?

-Damn, nigga. That was fast.

-[Sighs] She's just a friend.

-Uh, if you say so.

Hey, she fine though. -[Chuckles]

-Dylan!

Dylan!

-[Sighs] I got to go.

-Alright. -Alright, I'm gonna see you.

Alright? -Yeah.

-Yo. I'm right here. -So you coming?

-Yeah. -Let's go.

-[Chuckles] Okay.

-? Conflicted, I'm in conflict

? I can't take...

-Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Hey, hey. It's - This is it. This is it. It's all right here.

Look, look, look. Here. Come here.

So they're buying up all of these,

like, residential properties, right,

under a shell corporation and way above market value, and...

but to let them sit.

I'm onto something. I know I'm onto something here.

-How about we get... on to something?

You know, like, bed?

-[Chuckles] Yeah. Um...

I'm expected home tonight.

-I was hoping you could stay tonight.

-I know. I know. -It's been a while.

-I know, but...

[Sighs heavily]

Next time, I promise. Alright?

Oh, you were brilliant today. Thank you.

[Glasses clink] Yes.

-Feel like I'm being used.

-Come on, stop. You know it's not like that.

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-No?

-No.

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-Prove it.

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[Chuckles softly]

? 'Cause Eddie ain't acting right ?

? He's turning all the colors in the world to black and white ?

? Too young, too dumb

? Too young, too dumb ?

? Too young, too dumb ?

? Now all I see is gray

? There once was a time

-? There was a time

? I thought that I could call him mine ?

-Be right there.

-? But now the stage lights are dimmed ?

? And I see who he is...

-Yes.

-? Lord, He has blessed me

[Applause]

Hallelujah! Yes, hallelujah!

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah!

? He's enough, yes, sir

Oh, I wanna meet the Lord. It was the Lord that lifted us.

Amen. -Blessed Jesus.

-Amen! -And guess what.

Well, now I got a surprise for you today.

Amen? -Amen!

-Whoo! Y'all sound so good. [organ playing]

So glad to see you all, and we want our surprise...

to come on to this pulpit

at this time and grace us with a song.

-Mm! -Mina?

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[Cheers and applause]

??

-[Exhales sharply]

[Low-tempo music playing]

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-? Grateful for my life

? Grateful for this time

? For every breath given and step I've taken ?

? From darkness to the light

? You've been right by my side

? And, Jesus, in Your name I'll follow as You lead the way ?

? Your love is amazing

? Don't know where I would be

? I'd be lost and weak, I'd be incomplete ?

? Without Your hand on me

? Now I've got my wings and I'm prepared to fly ?

? Like an eagle soaring above us so high ?

??

? Hear the angels sing

? It's time

-? Lord, please help me -? Spread my wings

-? So I can -? So I can return

? I want to return

? Lord, help me make that turn

? So many lessons learned

? I'm ready to be return to You, God, yeah ?

-? Ooh -? Ooh

-? Ooh -? Ooh ?

-? Ooh, save me, Lord -? Ooh, save me, Lord

-? Take me, Lord -? Take me, Lord

-? Raise me, Lord, and...

? As you lay me down

? Down to sleep

? I return to You Lord, my soul to keep ?

[Applause]

??

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-I love you, Mina. Amen.

Oh, hallelujah. Well...

[Sighs]

I got one more surprise for you.

I want to announce...

one of the newest associate pastors here at Miles Chapel.

Amen? [Applause]

Amen.

[Vehicle approaching]

[Indistinct singing in distance]

[Emergency brake engaging]

-? I've had some hills to climb ?

[Organ playing]

? I've had some weary days

? And

? Some sleepless nights

??

? But when I, when I looked around ?

??

? And

? I think things over

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? All of my good days

? Outweigh my bad days

? Oh

? I won't complain

[Cheers and applause] -Amen! Amen!

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-Amazing.

-We thank the Lord. -Hallelujah!

-We bless the wonderful name of Jesus.

Well, it's time to go.

We want to thank you all for coming to one of

the greatest homecomings

that Miles Chapel has ever experienced.

God bless you and may the good Lord take a liking to you.

Amen, amen, and amen.

-That's them, Mama. That's them right there.

-Just stick to the plan. He gonna pay.

??

-? Thinking about everything we could be ?

??

? Something about you

? Can't quite put my finger on it ?

? But I'm thinking about you

? Midnight, all day, early in the morning ?

? Even in my dreams when I'm sleeping ?

? Got me every night and I'm thinking ?

??

? Thinking about everything we could be ?

??

? I can be everything that you need ?

? Thinking about all the possibilities ?

? Ooh

? If you give me your hand, give me a chance ?

??

? Trying to think of ways I can make you see ?

? Love can be better when you're loving me ?

? Oh, give me your hand, give me a chance ?

? Chance to adore you -? Chance to adore you

-? Chance to care for you

? You, you got me thinking, I'm thinking, I'm thinking ?

? Thinking about everything we could be ?

? Everything we could

-? I can be everything that you need ?

-? Everything that you need

-? Thinking about all the possibilities... ?

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