All language subtitles for JAG S08E24 A Tangled Webb (3).eng

Enter!

You wanted to see me, sir?

Close the hatch.

I just got off the phone

with the Deputy
Director of the CIA.

He's got a report
from the station chief

in Ciudad del Este.

Mac has vanished somewhere
in the hinterlands of Paraguay.

Is she alive?

Unknown.

Webb?

You knew she was with him?

Well, I knew he sweet-talked her

into going to Paraguay with him

as his pregnant wife.

If he got her killed...

Then he's probably dead as well

and you won't have
to track him down.

If, uh... if she's dead,

there'll be some sort of
a claim of responsibility.

If she's alive, there'll
be a demand...

Ransom?

Prisoner exchange,
interview with Mike Wallace...

this isn't about money.

No.

I haven't asked yet, sir.

Then don't.

Admiral, I can't stay
here and do nothing.

Send me T.A.D. to Paraguay, sir.

You're needed here.

That's unacceptable, sir.

Excuse me?

We're talking
about Mac, Admiral.

All right, make your case.

I can do JAG business
in Paraguay, sir.

Such as?

International military
education and training,

like I did in Russia.

Oh, and look how
well that turned out.

I can find her, sir.

How?

I'll fin... I'll find a way.

Then I request
emergency leave, sir.

Denied.

Then I quit, sir.

Consider my commission resigned

and my status as terminal leave.

Paperwork will be on
your desk in the hour.

Do what you got to do.

Commander...

you're willing

to give up your career,

and possibly your
life, to get her back?

What if you're successful?

What if you can bring her home?

What are you willing
to risk to keep her?

Well, I haven't
thought it through, sir.

My husband alive?

He's of no use to me dead.

We were forced
to hurt him badly.

It's amazing the amount of pain

stored in a car battery.

I offered to put
you in his place,

but he would not hear of it.

He must love you very much.

Yes, he must.

Don't hurt him anymore.

Please, I beg of you, spare him.

Please, do not kneel before me.

There will be no
more pain today.

Thank God.

Yes. Praise be to Allah,
the compassionate.

He has given each
of you another day.

Perhaps you can spare
him a repeat of today.

I'll do anything.

Then just answer these
questions: Who is he?

My husband.

Well, your husband
treats you very well.

Yes.

You have just contributed
to the war effort.

I will sell these
stones to buy arms.

Now, who is the man
you are trying to rescue?

He owes us money.

Really?

He must owe you a lot of money

for you to kill six of my
men to get him back.

Unfortunately, he is dead.

Now, I wanted to ask you,

you're wearing the same
clothes in both these photographs.

And your hair... it's the same.

Now, what are the
chances of that happening?

Both those photographs were
taken right after my wedding.

If you had answered
my questions truthfully

you would have spared
your husband more pain.

But perhaps you do not
love him as he loves you.

Excuse me. I'm looking
for Edward Hardy.

Harmon Rabb.

He's here, sir.

I was told to expect
you, Commander Rabb.

What can I do for you?

I need help finding
a couple friends.

What's your security clearance?

Well, it was high enough
to get through to your boss

back at Langley.

High enough that he
accepted my offer of help.

How well are you acquainted
with the situation down here?

Only what I've
read in the papers.

The Triple Frontier
is as lawless

as Tombstone was
a hundred years ago.

Except Wyatt Earp didn't
have to deal with terrorists

and drug dealers armed
with automatic weapons.

It's a dangerous
place, I know that.

A lot of people
missing down here.

Recently, two
British missionaries

were taken hostage
and held for ransom.

You ever drink cana?

Not at 8:30 in the morning.

It's a mixture of honey
and distilled sugarcane.

Nasty stuff.

You know who I'm looking for.

Yes.

Will you help me find them?

All right, you won't talk to me,

I'll tell you what I know.

United States Marine Corps,

Lieutenant Colonel Sarah
Mackenzie, a JAG lawyer,

volunteered to help recover

100 stolen Stinger missiles.

There's no way we used her.

If armed US uniformed
personnel are caught operating

without host country
knowledge, it's an act of war.

You must be mistaken about
the Colonel's whereabouts.

You and I both know
you bend that rule

when it suits your purpose.

She was undercover with
another one of your agents,

Clayton Webb, as
his pregnant wife.

I can neither confirm nor deny.

Are you even trying
to get them back?

My company has a policy:

we do not negotiate
with terrorists.

So if anyone falls
into their hands,

they can consider
themselves beyond help.

Life is cheap down here.

You can trust no one.

Commander!

Is that any way

to great an old friend?

Gunny...

what are you doing here?

Waiting for somebody to show up.

I never figured
it'd be you, sir.

You look like
hell. Are you okay?

It's a long story, sir.

You can drop the sir.

I resigned my commission.

Sir?

I'll tell you about it later.

Let's hear your story.

Transferred down
here to Marine barracks

at the American
Embassy in Asuncion.

Is this the warm
weather uniform?

I'm working undercover, sir.

I got assigned
T.A.D. to Mr. Webb.

Where is Webb?

I don't know for sure, sir.

Where's Mac?

With Mr. Webb.

Oh, my God.

Darling... oh...

Hello, sweetheart.

What can I do?

What you're doing
feels pretty good.

Oh, my God. What
did they do to you?

I had no idea it
would get this bad.

I'll do whatever I can to
keep them away from you.

Colonel MacKenzie and
Mr. Webb left Raul Garcia's camp

after exchanging the Stinger
circuit boards for the diamonds.

Garcia's the arms dealer?

Trading as a middleman to Sadik.

So Garcia sent you
to Sadik's camp?

Yes, sir. I drove the truck
with the circuit boards

to Sadik's hacienda out
in the Chaco Borealis.

I was supposed to wait

for a shipment of uncut
coke to return to Garcia.

And what was Webb's plan?

Once I confirmed
the Stinger missiles

were in Sadik's hacienda,

he was going to call
in for a Predator strike.

Instead, Sadik had the missiles

moved out by truck
and I got jumped.

How did Webb and Mac get caught?

It was on account of me, sir.

They came in to rescue me

and it almost worked.

They made it to a
car, a grenade hit...

that was the last I saw of them.

I got shot.

How'd you get away?

Well, in all the confusion,
I crawled out of the camp.

Next thing I knew I woke
up in the middle of a field

and a Mennonite farmer
and his wife found me.

They got me patched up.

Mennonite?

Yes, sir.

There's a large religious
German community

in the Chaco Borealis.

So what happened next?

I hitched back to
Ciudad del Este.

Why didn't you go for help?

Mr. Webb told
me to trust no one.

I think Sadik knew
we were coming.

There was a leak somewhere.

In Garcia's camp?

Or in the CIA.

How bad is it?

I've handled worse.

They think we're Israelis.

Why?

Because Israel's their enemy.

They see their enemy everywhere.

What are they asking you?

Questions I can't answer.

I think there's something
big in the works.

A strike against the US.

Sadik needs to know

if this mission has
been compromised,

and he needs to know it soon.

I'm sorry about all this.

Please stop apologizing.

I agreed to be here.

Yeah, I know.

Sarah... I don't know

how much of my asking you here

had to do with
your credentials...

and how much had to do

with just wanting you with me.

I don't know what to say.

I just wish I could
die for both of us.

I don't want you
to die for me, Clay.

Am I interrupting?

No.

I, uh... I could
use the company.

You look how I feel.

It's hard to keep
up appearances.

I'm worried about them, too.

I just wish there was
something that I could do.

There was a time...

I mean, I knew
when this happened

that I'd be limited
by my disability...

That there would be
things that I couldn't do,

but I didn't expect
to feel so useless...

You know, when the time came

that they actually need me.

They need you here.

You're doing
something they can't do.

You're keeping JAG Ops running.

It's important.

There's more than
one way to be a hero.

This, uh... might be
a breach of protocol,

and it might get me transferred
right back to the IG's office,

but... I won't
tell if you won't.

Please help me.

He needs manaca.

Wha... what is
that?! What is that?

Balm of the manaca plant.

The Chaco natives have

used it as an analgesic
for a thousand years.

Last year an American
pharmaceutical company patented it.

The Indians got nothing.

You should sit down.

I'll get you some water.

The water here

is brackish. It's all we have.

Thank you for sharing.

I know the kind of pain he's in.

They used me the same way.

I'm Warren Robinson.

This is my wife Carla.

The kidnapped missionaries.

We came here to help

the Ayoreo and the Nivacle

and now we've gotten
caught in your war.

My war?

You're Americans, aren't you?

That's neither here
nor there, Carla.

We're victims of some kind
of fund-raising for the jihad.

They want

two million pounds for us.

They might as
well just kill us now

because our church can't
raise that kind of money.

It isn't my government

that moved these
people to violence.

You're forgetting
the Balfour Accord.

I have no idea what
you're talking about.

We're not politicians.

We're people of God.

It's our calling to
help those in need...

even if they're Americans.

You know what worries me?

Aside from oncoming traffic?

You ever wonder what
Sadik Fahd's up to?

What his targets are?

I'd lay my money on
a large deck amphib,

or maybe a carrier.

Just... try and keep your
eyes on the road, all right?

We want to get there
in one piece, right?

Still trying to blend
in with the locals, sir.

If we blend in any more,

we'll be smeared all
over the landscape.

There's trouble.

American.

Business?

Pleasure.

Turista.

They call this
country the green hell.

Why do you want to come here?

Birds.

Then you came
to the right place.

What have you seen so far?

Well, we saw some parrots, uh...

a blue-belly and a
scaly-face pionus

about a mile back.

Have you seen an Alicanto yet?

Yeah, we saw one yesterday.

It is a mythical bird.

Papers.

A.J., the chairman
wanted you to know

that the Secretary of Defense
has approved the ROE changes

for Persian Gulf ops.

Including use of the
new weapons systems?

Reviewed and approved.

We've also been working
with the Department of Justice

to fine-tune our rules for
trying suspected terrorists.

Thank you, Admiral.

You've been a great help.

Glad to assist any way we can.

Carry on.

Yes, sir. Excuse me, Admiral.

I was just wondering if
there was any news, sir.

No news.

What if...?

Don't deal in "what ifs," Tiner.

For food and all
Thy gifts of love,

we give Thee thanks and praise.

Look down, O Jesus, from
above, and bless us all our days.

I'm sure this isn't
what you're used to.

It's more than we've
had for a day or two.

We're so grateful
to both of you.

Will you be able to
pay your ransom?

It's not about the money.

We're prisoners of conscience.

You must be about halfway there.

Yeah, six months.

I hope you aren't here
when the baby comes.

But I've worked as a
midwife with the Chaco.

I can help you if you'll let me.

Um, hopefully, like you said,

we won't be here.

I can find no fault with you

so you may
continue your journey.

Gracias, Capitan.

Enjoy the birds.

We're about 70
miles to the turnoff.

After that, we'll have to
take it one road at a time.

Stand up.

Woman, stand up!

You defile motherhood.

You son of a...

No!

Carla.

What have you done?

You misunderstand Sadik.

He tempers his
cruelty with kindness.

He knows what's best for us.

He tortured your husband.

He videotaped it

and sent it to your church

to show that he was serious.

He's keeping you captive

and it doesn't look like
you're ever going to get out!

Is that what's best? Is it?!

Islam and Christianity
have much in common!

We're all people of peace.

Well, I hope your god

is a loving one, Mrs. Robinson,

because he's going
to have a lot to forgive.

Damn it!

Damn it.

Are you all right?

I'm fine, ma'am.

How are you feeling?

I'm great.

I like having babies.

I didn't mean that, ma'am.

I know.

You're talking about
Colonel MacKenzie.

And Commander Rabb, ma'am.

I'm just so afraid for them.

How do you deal?

All you can do is hope and pray

and then trust in God.

My father was a minister, ma'am.

He kind of soured me on God.

Maybe you should give
Him a second chance.

I never want to see
my father again, ma'am.

That's not the Him
I'm talking about.

Yes, ma'am.

I'll take that under advisement.

Ma'am... this place
is the only real home

I've ever known, as
pathetic as that sounds.

The truth is,

Colonel MacKenzie
and Commander Rabb

and you and Lieutenant
Roberts are the first people

who've given a damn about me.

Pardon my language.

I just...

I couldn't stand it

if something
happened to one of you.

Things happen, Jennifer.

My husband stepped
on a land mine

and you stayed with him
so he wouldn't bleed to death

until help came.

You handled that situation
better than anybody else

and you can handle this.

That's just it, ma'am.

That was a war zone.

I thought here, coming
back, it'd be safe

and bad things wouldn't happen

to people I care
about. I'm sorry, ma'am.

It's okay.

It's going to be okay.

Excuse me, ma'am.

Things have changed.

I will leave it up to you.

I will take one of
you or the other.

You choose.

Sarah...

Sarah?

The name on your
passport is "Jane."

Well, before you decide, Sarah,

know that one of you
will be placed in a room

with one of my men.

He will put you through hell

and no one will be
there to call him off.

I thought you believed
in a compassionate God.

Oh, he is. I have no
interest in debating you.

Because I'm a woman?

A woman, an infidel, perhaps.

Perhaps even a Jew, Sarah.

Are you a Jew, a
falsifier of words?

An occupier of the holy places?

Denier of prophesies?

One of the so-called
chosen people?

Okay, so we'll try again.

So you say you are Mr. Williams.

You claim you are
an arms salesman.

You sell circuit
boards to Raoul Garcia

in exchange for diamonds.

That is your story?

Yes.

Explain this:

after the sale, Raoul
Garcia's house exploded

in the middle of the night.

That... that... has
nothing to do with me.

Why did you shoot your
way into my hacienda?

Who was the man you
were trying to rescue

and where is he now?

And who are you

working for?

I'm self-employed.

It's the American way.

You live in a free country?

Yes.

Well, that so-called freedom

is going to drag your
nation to the bottom.

And I, whose country
you have taken,

will show you no mercy!

"Peace be upon you.

"Your lord hath laid down

"for himself a law of mercy

"so that if any one of you
commit a fault through ignorance

"and afterwards turn and amend,

he will surely be
gracious and merciful."

You know the Koran...

as do I.

And this I say:

our path is soaked in blood,

and so we write in blood

a language you can understand.

I have to settle a matter
with the Robinsons.

Where are they?

They've made them
more comfortable.

I will be back in an hour.

You decide, woman...

Your blood or his.

Enter.

Excuse me, Admiral.

Lieutenant Sims would
like to see you, sir.

She did say it wasn't
important, Admiral.

Then why the hell
are you bothering me?

Because I believe the
Lieutenant believes otherwise, sir,

on the importance scale.

Tiner, are you...
are you clairvoyant?

I don't know, sir.

Read my mind.

Aye, aye, sir.

Lieutenant, the Admiral
will see you now, ma'am.

Is this a bad time, sir?

Bad time for what, Lieutenant?

Sir, I just wanted you to know

that if there's anything
I can do, I'll do it.

Other than your job?

Here's the thing, sir.

I know at times like
these you normally turn

to Colonel MacKenzie

or Commander Rabb.

Sir, I just wanted you to know

that if you ever wanted to talk,

that Lieutenant
Roberts and I are here.

Have you mentioned
this to the Lieutenant?

No, sir.

Good. Then don't. Dismissed.

Aye, aye, sir.

How'd it go with
the Admiral, ma'am?

Ducky, just ducky.

Is that good or bad, ma'am?

It's great if you're
a duck, Tiner.

Did I tell you I was
sorry about all this?

About a million times.

If we ever get out of this...

When, when. Not "if."

Aren't you the
cockeyed optimist.

I can't accept dying here, Clay.

I won't.

And I won't leave you behind.

There's something I
need to say to you, Sarah.

You don't need to say anything.

No, Sarah!

It is her choice and
she has made it.

The Koran teaches
you to protect women

if they can't
protect themselves!

You can't do this!

It is no more

than you have done
to us for centuries.

Sarah!

I believe it is your custom
to kneel when you pray.

Get on your knees.

What is going on?

Your church has
given its answer.

They will not pay to free you.

I did everything that you asked.

In your scriptures
there was Jesus

and there was Judas.

You followed the wrong example.

Carla!

Who was that, sir?

Can't tell, but it
couldn't be good.

Have you no mercy?

I have mercy on those
who deserve mercy:

the poor, the
widowed, the homeless.

You are none of these things,

so you do not deserve my notice.

There's Mack.

What can I say
that will stop this?

Nothing.

I am not interested in you.

But I will sit with
your husband.

When your cries for
help go unanswered

and your shrieks
become unbearable,

he will tell me
what I need to know.

This goes against

everything your
religion has taught you.

Don't tell me about my religion!

There is a fatwa.

It says that I can
kill Americans

when and where I find them.

So my hands are clean.

Shalom, Sarah.

At least she's alive.

She won't be for long if
we don't do something.

Let's go.

Let's get to the Stingers.

Hey! Hey!

You take the
house. I'll get Mac.

We got to get you out of here.

I'm too far gone, Gunny.

Help's too far away.

What happens now, sir?

We get Webb to a hospital.

There's no ambulance here.

We're a long way
from a hospital.

You'll make it.

I have to.

My mother'd never forgive
me if I died before her.

Neither would I.

I liked having you for a wife.

I liked having you as
a husband and a friend.

There's something about
sharing the same bed,

the same toothbrush.

You used my toothbrush?

I didn't think you'd mind.

You've been single too long.

Maybe we both have.

You're right.

Sarah...

I need you.

When we get back...

I'll, uh, I'll see you
back home, Clay.

Take care of her, Rabb.

It's more than I was
able to do for her.

Well, whatever you did do,

she's obviously
very appreciative.

It was a pleasure working
with you again, Colonel.

You, too, Gunny.
Semper fi, ma'am.

Semper fi.

Good luck, Gunny.

Thank you, sir.

You think he'll make it?

Depends on how fast
Gunny can get him help.

So what do you know
that I need to know?

I overheard one of the guards

talking about the
Stinger missiles.

From what I could make out,

they're in a
Mennonite cattle farm

about 20 miles from here.

They didn't happen to
mention an address, did they?

No. All I know is they're near

the Rio Verde...
the Green River.

It covers a lot of ground.

I can't wait to not be pregnant.

I'd, uh, I'd wait on that.

It might come in handy.

Sorry about the ride.

I can slow it down.

Gunny, I need help fast.

Well, look at that, Mac.

You're going into labor,
so let me help you out.

Hola, senor.

You don't have
any money, do you?

I got picked clean.

A few days ago, I had
a diamond necklace

worth half a million dollars.

Where is it now?

Sadik Fahd took it.

You got anything?

300 Guarani and a credit card.

Senor...

Guten tag.

Mein Herr, we would
like to rent your aircraft.

Okay.

Give him all the money.

And your passport
and the car keys.

The hospital in Pozo Grande

is a hundred miles due east.

Ma'am, I will fly you myself.

No, no. My husband flies.

He's a pilot. US Navy.

Hornet?

F-14s. Off the Patrick
Henry, the Seahawk.

Luftwaffe.

I was a glider pilot
before the war.

On religious grounds,
I never wanted to fight.

You're a Mennonite?

Ja.

But I did not want

my family put on a
boxcar to Dachau.

I'll get our things, sweetheart.

Okay. All right.

So I learn how to fly

a Messerschmitt BF Ein-zehn.

They assigned me to
a fighter-bomber unit,

Erporpbuingsruppe zwein-zehn.

I was shot down

by a Spitfire

near Southampton, 13
August, 1940 on Alder Day.

I spent the rest of
the war in detention.

The British treated us well.

This was a long time ago.

It was at the time when there
was still some civility in war.

Now this is my new life...
Gardens from the desert.

We good to go?

Yes. Yeah.

Ja, ja.

Thank you.

Have a safe flight.

MacKENZIE: Thank you.

You ready?

I'm never ready for this.

The last time you took me up,

you crashed and I
got stabbed in the leg

by a deranged hillbilly.

I still have the scar.

Try closing your eyes this time.

It only makes it worse.

It all looks the same.

We have maybe an hour
left before we run out of fuel.

What happens then?

It's not a problem. I can
put it down anywhere.

That's what I'm afraid of.

Road block up ahead.

Who are they?

They're Paraguayan
military, sir.

Thank God for small favors.

I've seen you before.

You're the man who
claimed to know about parrots.

Only then you were
driving a nice Land Cruiser.

And now it is full
of bullet holes.

Now why don't you
tell me who you are

and what you are doing here?

It's along story, Capitan.

This man's hurt badly.

He needs medical assistance
immediately, please.

First, I need to see his papers.

We have a problem
with that, Capitan.

He doesn't have them.

Then I cannot help you.

Por favor, Capitan.

How do I know you're
not smuggling drugs?

If you don't help that
man, he's going to die.

The only way you can help him

is to tell me a
story I can believe.

Ah!

That looks like the blue
truck Gunny was driving.

Let's go take a look.

You think that's wise?

You got a better idea?

The Stingers are in that semi.

I'm going around again.

When I give you the signal,

take the stick.

What? I can't fly this thing.

You can do it, Mac.

Just take the stick
and hold on tight.

Now!

I got it!

Mac, I'm going lower.

When I tell you, take
the stick back again.

Any lower and we've landed.

They're on the move!

Take the stick.

I got it.

Harm!

Missile!

Harm!

I'm on it.

Oh.

Damn!

Oh, no!

Harm?!

Hang on!