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When we lose someone from the neighborhood,

we all feel it.

What I'd like to know is who the fuck would

do Pat in our own backyard?

Had a little talk with Danny.

Aw, I appreciate that.

It's a little more complicated.

He thinks I gave the order

and you killed Pat Murphy.

If you want to keep him alive,

keep him out of Hell's Kitchen.

You're asking me to use federal pull

to ship your kid to a safe house

disguised as a clinic.

I talked to Cahill. Well, it turns out

he doesn't need the weapon.

I'm sorry, Brendan. It's gone.

But he does need me.

My target, Colonel Gerald Markham.

The man who killed your parents.

This is fucking dangerous.

And what you do isn't?

I took six kilos from that disco before we burned it down.

But if we don't deal it, someone else will,

and they'll just become stronger and more of a threat to us.

I think it's worth the risk.

We don't deal drugs.

I can't believe we're back to this

nickel and dime shit.

Your Mr. Sweeney just donated $100,000!

You think Sweeney sold our coke?

Fuck yeah, I do.

Eamon Sweeney with six fucking keys.

- How much? - Give you 40 apiece

for the first five, 35 for everything after that.

Eamon Sweeney himself sold it to Leon?

- That's right. - So, what's our next move?

Kill that motherfucker Eamon Sweeney.

I just can't believe he lied to my fucking face.

Problem is, you put Sweeney on a pedestal.

We all did.

To Eamon Sweeney, for always looking out

for the less fortunate. But now we know

he don't fucking belong there.

He has your loyalty, right?

You would die for that motherfucker, I know you.

You think he'd say the same for you?

Looks like the Italians weren't too happy with you

selling that coke.

You wanna get a beer?

You know me, Paul.

I wouldn't have asked for this sit down

if I didn't think it was in your best interests.

This guy's threatening war?

I'll send his Irish Mick crew

back to potato land in a fuckin' box.

Yeah, those two hitmen you sent after me

are in fuckin' boxes right now, John.

Happy to make the same arrangement for you.

Settle down, both of you.

We're here to talk.

You make a move against Eamon?

Of course not. I don't know anything about this shit.

He used hitmen from Scarfa's crew.

Angelo Bruno knows all about it. Ask him.

Who gives a shit what that mopey motherfucker Angelo Bruno says?

That guy's a fuckin' liar.

Angelo's a boss.

I trust bosses. How about you, Paul?

This is why I hate drugs, hmm?

Shit like this happens.

You think Angelo Bruno's a liar?

I'll call him and tell him you said that.

And if Eamon's story checks out...

...you and I will have a problem.

Understand?

Or...

we can agree to resolve this issue

right here, right now.

Because there's a federal fucking task force out there

tryin' to put me in fuckin' jail!

And they're not interested in you or you.

So I don't want dead fuckin' bodies piling up

that lead back to me!

Which is why I don't want neither of you

dealing narcotics!

Can you get that through your fuckin' heads?

Yeah, you think you're talking to John right now, right?

Because I don't fuckin' deal drugs.

Fuck yourself, Sweeney. Neither do I.

I want you two to make peace.

Whatever your gripes are, put it behind you.

Eamon Sweeney is not to be touched.

Or anyone in my crew.

You got that, John?

Not Eamon nor any of his crew.

I can't hear you, John.

Not to be touched.

Good.

Now shake.

- ♪ It didn't take long ♪ - ♪ It didn't take long ♪

-♪ I didn't get far ♪ - ♪ I didn't get far ♪

♪ Before the cops were told ♪

- ♪ That I'd stolen the car ♪ - ♪ Stolen the car ♪

- ♪ There was an APB ♪ - ♪ APB ♪

- ♪ Sent out for me ♪ - ♪ Out for me ♪

♪ Ratted out by my own ♪

♪ Now I'm a public enemy ♪

♪ I'm a Catholic school kid ♪

-♪ I'm an altar boy ♪ - ♪ Altar boy ♪

♪ I was dropped on my head ♪

- ♪ Now I'm here to destroy ♪ - ♪ Here to destroy ♪

-♪ I'm a stone-cold killer ♪ - ♪ Stone-cold killer ♪

- ♪ In the CYO ♪ - ♪ CYO ♪

♪ I'm lining them up ♪

♪ And I'm laying them low ♪

♪ But honest as the day is long that's a fact ♪

♪ I'm not nearly half as bad as I act ♪

♪ See, I'm always wrong in the eyes of the law ♪

♪ Parents and priests say it's the final straw ♪

♪ But sure as the sun, it rises and sets ♪

This whiskey was casked in '22.

That's before the Depression.

It's almost as old as I am.

Only 40 cases ever sold.

Oh, Jesus.

That's got quite a kick.

This is liquid bliss.

If you don't mind me saying, I've had similar reactions

to cough syrup.

I guess it's an acquired taste.

So, I take it the meeting went well.

Gotti got spanked.

No more narcotics,

but...

Big Paul wants me to basically ignore the fact

that cocksucker sent two fuckin' hitmen after me.

Do we go after Gotti?

No. I got a better way to get that motherfucker back.

He's not allowed to sell drugs, right?

So... we will.

Okay. Uh, Castellano's all right with that?

He doesn't have to know.

Look, Jimmy, you were right.

Okay, it makes sense for us to get into narcotics.

We don't, somebody else will,

they're gonna get richer and stronger while we stand pat.

Well, you know I agree.

But I stole that coke from the Colombians

'cause I happened to be there.

I mean, we sure as hell can't go back to them.

I'm gonna introduce you to Leon,

dude that shylocks for us up in Harlem.

He can get you supply.

- What about money? - I'll cover that.

But you gotta do this on your own. Okay?

I gotta stay on good terms with Castellano.

Of course.

And ya gotta be careful, Jimmy.

This cocaine,

it's a nasty fuckin' business.

You can't trust anybody.

Slàinte.

Slàinte.

It's hot as a bitch outside,

and the A/C in this place is for shit.

Tax dollars at work.

Any word on Danny?

Oh, I hear he's doing fine.

He's only been disciplined twice.

He hit one of the counselors

and threatened the other one with cutting her throat.

- I see. - But let's talk about you!

What about me?

You know, when I invited you to join this task force,

my superior officers thought I was crazy.

"He's corrupt," they said.

I said, "So's everybody at Midtown North."

I said, "You've got to use a criminal to catch a criminal."

But you, as far as useful criminals go,

you've been pretty fuckin' useless!

Does this mean I'm gettin' fired?

No, it means you're gonna wear a wire.

What? What, are you fucking serious?

You tryin' to get me killed?

Get Sweeney on tape talkin' about something

- we can arrest him for. - Fuck that. I won't do it.

Then Danny won't get the help he needs.

I'll have him released,

and he'll be right back where he started.

You would do that?

Which is it?

You got it?

Yeah. Fine.

You got a lotta tattoos there.

Yeah.

Swift, silent, deadly.

Force Recon motto, right?

Yeah.

Legendary.

I'm betting you were deep in the shit.

You know, our enemy over there

were a bunch of gooks I didn't know.

Betraying my friends is different.

You're working for your country, same as you were doing then.

Yeah, semantics.

Sweeney's a smart guy. He won't talk.

It's your job to make him talk.

This guy is a serious street guy,

not some dipshit novice.

He can spot the fuckin' heat in a 40-acre field.

Who's his most trusted man?

It's a toss-up between Eddie Breen

and Dukey Sullivan, probably Breen.

Tell him Eddie Breen is one of our confidential informants

and he's been talkin' to me.

No way he'd buy Breen would talk.

Maybe yes, maybe no...

so plant that seed with care.

I'm gonna hide the recorder down your pants.

Be careful when you're sitting down.

This is Colonel Markham.

He arrived in Northern Ireland not long after Bloody Sunday.

They found this wee sadistic prick

to try and stop our movement.

He implemented aggressive house searches,

internment without trial,

and shootin' before asking questions.

Now, as you know...

he was also responsible for the murder

of Bridget's family...

Tadhg and Maureen McKenna and those two wee boys...

...all heroes to the cause in my eyes.

He arrives next month on the 14th,

and he's being given an award at the British Consulate.

It's like they're throwing it in our faces.

The more Irish Catholics they kill, the bigger the prize.

Aye. They want the world to think that black is white,

up is down.

Want to rewrite the narrative,

bury British crimes.

And it's up to us, mo chairde,

to give the world a wee dose of reality.

Now, the Consulate is on 48th and Second.

We're gonna put the car right at the entrance,

and we're gonna blow this motherfucker to smithereens.

This is why you wanted the rocket launcher.

And now that's gone...

there's another way.

Semtex.

A car bomb?

No, no, I don't know about that, Brendan.

I'm the leader of this cell, it's my decision.

Now, if we're lucky, only Markham

and his security detail will be killed.

Yeah, but you know the chances of that are slim.

So, there's gonna be civilian casualties and...

This is a war, Bridget.

Or have you forgotten that?

Lock up when you're done.

All right, thank you.

Yeah, thanks, Seamus.

Hey, Seamus, it's as hot as balls.

You got any cold beers?

In the ice chest.

- You're a fuckin' hero. - Yeah, yeah.

This Leon guy, he all right?

I've never met him.

I know, but is he a straight shooter?

Well, Sweeney seems to think so,

and he's fuckin' paying for it so...

I need a fuckin' beer.

Hey, hold on. He's here.

You Roarke?

Hello, Leon.

This is my associate, Mickey.

This my guy, Charlie.

Thanks for coming.

Didn't expect Sweeney's name and blow to come back so fast.

Must've got a taste of that cash.

He's not involved. This is private.

- Just the two of you? - Uh-huh.

- Boss, this is fucked up. - No. Hold up. Hold up.

How much you two lookin' for?

Three keys.

You got that kind of bread? That's 150 large, son.

Mm, from what I understand,

the wholesale price is 35 a key, so...

So, you think I'm gonna risk my Black ass for free?

Nah, white boy, I got to get my cut.

It's 50 per key, take it or leave it.

You'll still come out on top.

All right.

Let's start with two keys.

If this goes well, maybe we can talk about that price, huh?

Let me ask you somethin'. Do you two even know

what the fuck you are doing?

You know how to cut this shit up?

That's a no.

Okay, 'cause of Sweeney,

I'm gonna explain this to you real simple.

You cut the shit one to one

with baby laxative or inositol.

You chop it fine.

You press it with heat to maintain weight.

You keep your press, you keep your cutter,

and you keep your stash in separate places.

If you get raided and all that shit's in the same place,

intent to distribute, that's five years.

- Automatic. - You should teach

a fuckin' seminar.

- Control your fuckin' dog. - Hey.

Apologies. Thanks, Leon.

So, back to business. When and where?

Forty-seventh and Tenth. Tonight.

Around 11.

Bring the cash, we bring the bricks.

One more thing.

You white niggers get caught and dime me out,

I will kill you both and your whole fuckin' families.

What would we do if that Javits Center

wasn't being built in our neck of the woods, huh?

- Stand in line for soup? - Fuck that.

Bored out of our fuckin' tits is what we'd be doing.

Probably both.

Hi, Glenn. What's up?

I want to talk to you. Privately.

No secrets between me and Eamon, Glenn,

you know that, right?

It's personal.

Who gives a fuck? We own you.

Don't get fresh, Dukey, or I'll slap

that fuckin' taste right out of your mouth.

All right, all right, cut it out.

Let's, uh, get that cut to our Italian friends,

and, uh, let's go have a chat.

Half-ass-copper piece of shit.

Leave it out, will ya?

Dukey's not a big fan of the boys in blue.

Yeah, no shit.

All right. What can I do ya for?

I wanted to talk to you about Eddie.

What about Eddie?

He's been talking to the feds.

Fuck you! No way.

I saw his name on a list of confidential informants.

I'm sorry, I'm just tellin' you what I saw.

There's no fuckin' way Eddie Breen

is talkin' to the fuckin' feds.

Eamon. You fuckin' pay me to tell you things

you might not wanna hear, okay?

Up to you what you do with it.

Wait, wait, wait.

Where did you see this list?

On Agent Polk's desk when she was in the john.

Ask him. I'm sure he'll deny it.

Fuck, I would, too.

But let me do a little more diggin' around,

see what I can find.

Yeah, you do that.

I gotta ask ya.

What's Eddie have on ya?

What do you mean, have on me?

No, I'm sayin' what if, God forbid,

he had to testify, how could he hurt you?

I mean, has he witnessed murders?

Fuck you.

I don't fuckin' believe this.

Fine.

No. No fuckin' way.

Eddie Breen is solid as a fuckin' rock.

I'm just saying what I saw. That's all.

Let me look into it more on my end, all right?

- I'll see you later. - Yeah.

Jesus fucking Christ.

Hey, calm the fuck down, all right? I didn't steal it.

That looks like a small bank.

- It's business. - Whose business?

Sweeney's backin' a move.

What's the move? Don't say selling T-shirts.

- What do you think it is? - Hm.

Oh, so we're not buying the house in the Catskills.

No, we're buying time in federal prison.

Look, this is strategic, Bridget.

- Big money, low exposure. - Every drug dealer

says that at the beginning.

- Oh, yeah? - Yeah, yeah, yeah.

We have drug dealers in Ireland too, you know.

Look, I'm just-- I'm tryin' to plan ahead, all right?

- Yeah. - The future, our future.

- Okay. - I mean, come on,

you don't want our kids

running around in this fuckin' building, do you?

How do we have kids, Jimmy?

Every other day, you and I are one step away

from blowing ourselves up or throwing ourselves in jail.

It won't be forever.

When my ma died in her own bed...

'cause we couldn't afford a real doctor...

I swore to myself I-I would never let that happen again.

And if coke's the way to avoid that...

...then coke it is.

I love you, Jimmy.

I just want you to stay out of prison.

And I wish the same for you.

No, I'm sayin', what if, God forbid,

he had to testify, how could he hurt you?

I mean, has he witnessed murders?

Fuck you.

I'd call that a fail.

He was never gonna believe Eddie Breen was talkin' to you.

I told you this before.

We have to make him believe!

I want you to arrest Breen.

Ugh. You know, it never ends with you.

Why me? You do it.

So Sweeney thinks you're involved.

Then he'll be sure to talk to you about a lot of things.

Who you trying to entrap here, me or Sweeney?

We already know you're on Sweeney's pad,

we're clear on that.

You're not guilty of any other crimes, right?

Is that a serious question?

Then you have nothing to worry about.

And I'm supposed to trust you? Why should I?

I could ask the same question.

Okay, he talks,

I want immunity on everything.

You know that's not gonna happen.

So, what? You're just gonna throw me to the fuckin' wolves

and hope for the best, that's bullshit.

You used to be a marine

and a very good cop!

Do something right for once.

I'll give you immunity on everything.

Except murder. Deal?

Yeah.

Hold on. Let me get this straight.

Mr. Sweeney says we can't sell the coke,

then he says we can sell the coke,

just as long as he don't know that we're sellin' the coke.

That's right. And then when we do sell the coke,

we gotta pay him for sellin' the coke

but act like we're not sellin' the coke.

Is that right?

Yeah. Something like that.

This fucking guy is unbelievable.

Nah, that actually makes sense to me.

- That makes sense. - Of course it does.

'Cause you're a fuckin' cokehead.

It's the breakfast of champions!

I'm just actually looking forward to having my own stash.

- Free samples. - Hey.

We're not consumers, we're sellers.

Goes out the door, not up your fuckin' noses, alright?

If you put it like that, Jimmy, I'm fuckin' out.

Oh, and did I forget to mention

it's gonna make you filthy fucking rich?

- Oh, yeah, I'm back in then. - Yeah, I bet you are.

- I'm fuckin' in. - Okay, so,

we get this blow. And then what's the plan?

We start selling.

Now, there's 20, 30 joints between Ninth and Eleventh.

Irish bars, sailor bars, strip clubs,

all filled to the brim with fuckin' cokeheads.

- No offense. - None taken.

Then we got the unions.

Longshoremen, dock-rats, you know,

guys who'd rather move powder than crates.

Yeah, and don't forget those little snot-nosed yuppies

with polo shirts and trust funds,

makin' Wall Street all that money.

All those guys think about is getting fucked up.

For them, it's a hundred bucks a gram.

It's pocket change for those soft fucks.

- Fuck, yeah. - And...

Sweeney's frontin' us the cash for the first load.

How much, Jimmy?

Hundred grand.

You got that on you?

I'm meeting Leon tonight.

Fuck. We're all going with you, right?

Yeah, with our fuckin' guns loaded, we are.

No, no, no. All right, he's Sweeney's guy.

I don't need to bring the whole lot of youse.

Besides, I don't want him to think we're a bunch

- of fuckin' amateurs. - But Jimmy,

we are a bunch of fuckin' amateurs.

Well, my father was a history teacher

in a Catholic school just outside of Newry.

They pegged him as a revolutionary.

And they were not wrong.

Her father not only brought more volunteers to the cause

than any other man,

he organized weapon routes,

covert communications.

He inspired us greatly.

I came face to face with Colonel Markham

when I was in the Maze prison.

Like most of these fuckers...

first he tried to befriend me.

When I wouldn't talk, the torture began.

Started with psychological games...

saying that my family had turned me in.

And then sleep deprivation.

And beatings.

Then he broke my bones.

Fingers and toes first.

The worst...

was solitary confinement for months at a time.

I thought I'd go mad.

I did, for a while.

I've gathered photos and details of Markham

that we all need to study.

Together...

we can pay back this fucking bastard.

We will, Brendan.

You can count on us.

You can count on me, too.

Hey.

Sweeney's guy. How's it goin'?

Good.

- You met Charlie. - Hey, Charlie.

What's up?

Got the bread?

Got it right here.

- Hundred K? - Mm-hm.

Well, it came from Sweeney,

so I ain't gotta count it, right?

It's all there.

Charlie?

Careful when you open that up, kid.

Just take a quick look.

It's good.

Two keys.

Yeah, looks good.

Hopefully, this is just the beginning.

Well, right on.

Just one second, Leon.

Yeah, what?

What the fuck?

Shut the fuck up.

Gimme the money. Gimme the coke.

Toss it into the front seat.

Do it fast or I'll blow your motherfuckin' head off.

You know you're gonna die for this, right?

Nah.

Gotti says you are.

♪ But now I sing the sad, sad song ♪

♪ Of how you live so fast and die so young ♪

♪ So don't push me 'cause I'm close to the edge ♪

♪ I'm trying not to lose my head ♪

♪ Ha-ha, ha ha ♪

♪ It's like a jungle sometimes, it makes me wonder ♪

Hey, let's go!

♪ It's like a jungle sometimes, it makes me wonder ♪

♪ How I keep from going under ♪

Fuck.

Wait, why the fuck are we laughing?

I don't fuckin' know.

You know what?

Maybe I'm just laughing about the fact we got this

and we got this.

- Fuck John Gotti! - Shh! Bridget.

Hey, we're keeping this, right, brother?

Jimmy? We're keeping this, right?

I've gotta... uh, go and...

clean this fucking shit off.

Come on. Hey, Jimmy!

Shut the fuck up!

Big money, low exposure.

Isn't that what you said?

Charlie Bricks is dead.

- Where? - Hell's Kitchen. Forty-Seventh.

Cops found him with half a fuckin' head.

Fuckin' idiot.

Never should've trusted him.

Leon?

Him too, looks like that Mick punk

he was supposed to meet got the jump on him.

- What about the coke? - Product's gone.

So's the 100K.

So, who is this kid?

I've been checking around, some kid

named Jimmy Roarke. Sweeney's crew,

along with that stronz Mickey Flanagan.

Maybe those two assholes are smarter than I thought.

Sweeney wouldn't have the balls to touch cocaine

after our meeting with Paul, but that's not gonna stop

- this Roarke kid, right? - What, you think

this kid would go against his boss?

Everybody fucking does that. I do it all the time.

You want this Roarke guy clipped?

Let me talk to Paul.

Don't tell me you sold that shit already.

No, not yet. It's being cut up by the boys as we speak.

Your pal Leon's dead.

Yeah, turns out Charlie Bricks was in Gotti's pocket

the whole fuckin' time.

He musta told him about the coke I snatched from the nightclub,

which explains why he sent hitmen against you.

So you got the money and the coke.

- What about Charlie Bricks? - Dead too.

Nasty fuckin' business. Didn't I tell ya?

Anyway, I just thought you should know.

Yeah.

Hey, Jimmy.

You coulda kept this fuckin' money.

You know that, right? I never woulda known.

It's not how I do business.

Appreciate it.

Fuck.

Poor Leon.

You're gonna have to find a new connection.

And Gotti knows you're dealing now, so...

...watch your back.

We're under Castellano's protection, right?

So, Gotti can't touch us?

Only as long as Big Paul thinks we're not dealing drugs.

They're gettin' ready to move weight, Paul.

The Irish.

Which Irish? Come on.

I'm askin'.

Sweeney's crew. It's in motion.

So, you're saying Sweeney disobeyed my orders

to sell narcotics?

No, no, no. The younger ones.

Guys named Roarke and Mickey Flanagan.

Ya remember Flanagan?

Vaguely. You got proof?

What? I need proof? I know. I hear things.

There was this drug deal on the West Side gone south,

and I think this Irish kid, he whacked these two mulignans,

stole their coke.

This is exactly the type of shit that you wanted to avoid, right?

Dead bodies all over the city.

So what do you want me to do?

Well, I want your permission to whack these Irish bastards.

Sweeney's men?

Yes. Sweeney's men.

My answer's no.

I don't give a flying fuck about the Irish.

Sweeney's problem.

But you... you keep your nose out of it.

Ah, Paul this is just the type of shit that you--

I don't want to hear you selling coke behind my back.

Understood?

So why the fuck you got a different standard for them?

Because they're animals, John.

Let them poison themselves.

We're men.

And we follow orders, right?

Of course. Yeah.

- Mm. - You're the boss.

You got my loyalty, 100%.

Here you go, darling.

You're too kind.

To the Irish,

the only people who can start a bar fight over poetry.

Some fights are worth having, don't you think, Sergeant Kent?

Ex-sergeant.

Call me Randall.

And don't get me wrong,

I like poetry as much as the next guy.

Do you have any favorites?

Sure. Dr. Seuss.

Mm. Partial to Yeats myself.

Ah, you got one in ya?

Yeah.

Yeah, one my father taught me.

But where can we draw water, said Pearse to Connolly,

When all the wells are parched away?

O plain as plain can be,

There's nothing but our own red blood

to make a right rose tree.

Well, I don't understand what the fuck that means.

But it sure sounds good

coming outta your mouth.

Randall, let's get down to business.

We wanna buy some Semtex.

Oh.

Oh, that's not gonna be easy.

Grenades, M16s, no problem.

I'm not saying it's impossible,

but it's gonna cost ya.

How much?

One million dollars.

Just takin' the piss.

I'll need 50,000.

That's fuckin' outrageous.

This is for a good cause.

Randall, are you Irish?

My father was Irish,

but my mother was kind of a mutt.

I'm not sure. Maybe German or French.

To be honest, I never bothered to ask.

She's a bit of a cunt.

I prefer my father, if that makes any difference.

Well, this is for Irish independence.

A good cause.

But I've done my time serving good causes.

Germany, Turkey, Vietnam.

I'm interested in getting paid.

Fine.

We'll get you the 50,000.

You toss in a bottle of Irish whiskey,

and you have yourself a deal.

Here.

Take this as a down payment.

Where the fuck did you find him?

Look at you.

- Where are we going? - We're gonna go to my place.

I thought we were gonna go see a show.

Some place with air-conditioning?

Are you kidding me, honey? You are the fucking show.

You and me and this chinky food, a bit of fuckin' music.

We'll have a fuckin' great time.

- Eddie! - Are you fucking for real?

- Let's go! - Fuck sakes!

Put the fuckin' bag down.

- Fuck off! - Come on.

Eddie!

Put your hands on the fuckin' trunk.

Jesus fucking Christ!

Feds wanna chat you up.

You better not be packing.

Keep moving, please.

Eamon's gonna hear about this, you know that, yeah?

- I'm sure he will. - You fucking cunt.

You keep a fuckin' civil tongue in your head. Let's go.

How are ya, Mary? Ya all right?

Yeah. Yeah. Get in the fuckin' car.

Deb, honey! Pick up the fuckin' Chinese food!

Yeah. Ah! Oh, here we go.

You got 15 ghost names on Local 780 payrolls.

Not one of them ever lifted a beam at Javits.

That's theft of federal funds.

That looks great.

- What's it gotta do with me? - Then there's

the no-show contracts at Pier 76.

Same contractors.

We're connecting the dots, Eddie.

Ah, you're connecting the dots, are you? Well done, you!

Where the fuck's my lawyer?

I should tell you what, lady, don't bother,

because you can't prove any of this.

You want to know why?

'Cause none of it's true.

Ask Officer Keenan right there.

Officer Keenan? Why would I ask him?

'Cause he knows me.

Go on, Glenn. Tell her she's talkin' shit.

Well, thing is Eddie, she's got evidence.

Now, I'm lookin' to help you out...

cut a deal with them.

It'll go easier for you.

Are you fuckin' for real?

You double-crossing prick.

I got you on conspiracy to commit fraud.

Maybe throw in a racketeering predicate or two.

But I don't want you, Eddie.

Oh, no?

Why the fuck am I here then?

Because...

I want your boss,

Eamon Sweeney.

My boss Eamon Sweeney

is an upstanding Irish-American citizen

who pays his taxes, gives to the poor,

and creates jobs. What the fuck do you do?

Eamon Sweeney's a thief...

...who milks his own community dry

under the guise of the working man.

You wanna go down with him?

Be my guest.

♪ Do you want your old lobby washed down Con Shine ♪

♪ Do you want your old lobby washed down ♪

♪ Says I, I'll take half and says she, with a laugh ♪

♪ Do you want your old lobby washed down, Con Shine ♪

So now what?

Wait till Eamon Sweeney reaches out to you,

which I have no doubt he will.

See what he has to say.

Yeah, have your little

fuckin' chats there, are ya?

You fuckin' prick, you.

- Holy shit. - Hey, Declan,

Connor's waitin' on that fuckin' laxative!

Holy fuckin' Christ.

I'm sweating like a fuckin' dago.

Bag it up. Yeah, take a look at that.

It's good, it's good. But it's about consistency.

Keep them all the same fuckin' size.

Let's go. Give me that fuckin' laxative.

All right. That enough?

Jeez, it's too much. I told ya, I don't need that much.

And you're mixing that one to one, right?

Of course, I'm mixing it one to one.

- I need clean fucking product. - Yeah, I'm very

fucking passionate about my work,

so I do it right, okay?

It's good fuckin' work, boys.

We're about to make some serious fuckin' money.

As long as that powder goes in the bags

- and not up your fuckin' nose. - I'm fine, Mick, I'm fine.

Holy, Mick, Mick. Lighten up, okay?

Have a fuckin' bump. Do a line.

No! You all heard what Jimmy said, alright?

The product is for the customers, it's not for us.

- Hey. - Hey, Jimmy.

- How's it going? - Jimmy.

- Hey, Jim. - It's going good, Jimmy.

It's all moving like clockwork.

We had some fuckin' discipline problems with Sean.

- But we straightened that out. - Hey, Sean,

maybe take it easy on that,

- you know? - Yeah, I'm fine.

- What did I fuckin' tell you? - And, uh...

and do me a favor when you're done?

Can you just, you know, make sure

you put everything back to the way it was,

- you know, spick and span. - Jimmy, you want a beer?

No, no, I just came to get you.

I got a lead on a potential buyer,

- so let's go. - All right.

Oh, and bring a couple of samples.

- Sure. - Keep up the good work, boys.

Yes, Jimmy.

Sean, it's gotta be consistent.

- I'm tryin'. - Connor, watch him!

Yeah, I'm watchin' him.

Fuck.

Hey, you see Sean trying to cut that shit?

Looked like he was bagging flour at a fuckin' bakery.

Yeah, hopefully he learns before he snorts himself stupid.

Don't move. Don't fuckin' move.

The fuck are you doing?

Get in the fuckin' car. Get in the fuckin' car.

Get the fuck off me! You fuckin' dago cocksucker.

Fuck you.

Where is everyone?

Sent them home.

You know, the less people who meet Randall, the better.

Mm-hmm. For security?

Yeah.

I don't trust him. I do not like the way he drinks.

Well, the weapon you lost came off a freighter

from Liberia, and that contact's well gone.

Randall's our best bet.

I am sorry to have put you in that position.

Do you have the money?

Yes.

You have 50,000? Yeah?

- Yes. - Where'd you get it?

Let's just say I have very rich sponsors.

Oh, full of surprises, aren't you?

Listen.

I only keep information from you for your sake.

Strictly professional.

Get the door.

You are gonna want to be very careful with this.

I carried it here myself by foot.

Couldn't trust a car or subway.

Even without a blasting cap, this stuff can be volatile.

- Where'd you get it? - From the armory on Lexington.

I have a friend there.

He know about us?

Of course not.

He lets me in, he turns the other way.

Of course, I did promise him a nice payday

from all the money you're gonna give me.

Speaking of which.

Oh, yeah, of course.

There you go.

Ah, you don't mind if I take a peek, do ya?

Not that I don't trust you fine Irish soldiers

fighting for a good cause.

Sure, count it all.

What's this?

Poetry.

Jesus Christ!

Why'd the fuck did you just do that?

Like you said, Bridget.

Can't have a drunkard like him...

blabbering about us to the highest bidder.

Hey, hey.

I did this to protect the mission.

And you. Okay?

Come on.

So you got wind Eddie was gonna get grabbed up,

you didn't think I might wanna know?

Took me by surprise.

But I insisted on being in there while they interrogated him.

- Oh, good. What'd he say? - Yeah, well.

Fuckin' turns out the only reason they brought him in

was to try to get him to flip on you.

Hmm. Did he?

I gotta ask.

What have you done that Breen knows about?

Eddie knows all about me.

Yeah, I know, but I mean, specifically?

But, what do you mean, like with the Javits Center?

Yeah.

Ah, he knows about the skimming,

you know, the no-show jobs, all of it.

And your deal with Castellano?

How many times I gotta tell you, Glenn?

Eddie knows everything there is to know about me.

But you can ask him yourself.

How are ya, Glenn?

Eddie, you're out.

Yeah.

Eamon got me the best lawyer money can buy, didn't he?

They wanted to keep me in overnight, but fuck it.

- I'm here now. - Nice.

Yeah.

Good, huh?

You stood up. Good fuckin' job.

I'm relieved.

What? Come on, look,

I had no choice. I had to bring you in

for those fucks, right?

I cannot tip my hand to them.

See, the problem is now, Glenn,

is I can't trust you.

- Don't say that. - Neither do I.

Get the fuck outta here!

Fucking cocksucker!

Motherfucker!

Grab, grab, grab him!

You fucking cunt.

Fuck you, motherfucker!

All right, all right, all right! Can we take him outside now?

Jesus.

Alright, alright, enough, stop!

We can't kill him.

They know where he is.

Looks like maybe he fell down a flight of stairs, right?

Probably drunk.

That's right.

He fell down dead drunk

and wet himself, right, boys?

Okay.

- Oh-oh! - You fucking piece of shit.

Wake up, asshole.

Hey, Glenn.

In case you're wondering, yeah.

You're off the pad.

You boys know what Manhattan's gonna be

in five years?

It's gonna be condos, shiny towers,

cocaine in every club, every party,

every fuckin' bathroom stall.

Whole island's gonna run on powder.

That sounds like paradise.

Someone's gonna own the pipeline.

I want it to be you.

My supply. Your streets.

Fifty-fifty.

What the fuck did you just say?

Fifty-fifty. It's pretty nice, right?

And what would your boss think?

Castellano's a dinosaur.

He's still acting like it's 1952,

and he's peddling olive oil out of a fuckin' Buick.

At least your guy Sweeney was willing to experiment.

Sweeney's concentrating on the Javits Center.

The coke thing was a one-off.

- He's not interested. - Right.

But you're sittin' on two keys and a hundred grand.

Which is gonna be gone as soon as you peddle it.

So, how the fuck are you gonna re-up?

You lost your guy Leon. Right?

You burned the Colombians, who were my guys.

What, you think I didn't know about all that?

Don't worry about it, willing to forgive.

So what the fuck do you want from us?

Well, listen, I've been moving weight since

before you two were pulling on each other's peckers.

So I got connections with other Latin crews.

You wanna play, you're gonna need me.

Oh, I know you're loyal to Sweeney, but come on,

let's be honest, where the fuck is that heading, huh?

Javits gets built, Castellano tosses him out like garbage.

And you? You're standing on a job site in Queens,

with a wrench in one hand and your dick in the other.

You wanna win, Jimmy, you gotta come with me.

Let me just get this right.

Your fuckin' dogs here pinch us off our streets,

put their fuckin' hands on us, and now what?

You're offering us a job?

Well, I'm offering you boys a future.

You don't want a future, then an early grave.

That's quite an offer.

But you know what?

And with all due respect, John...

...you can go fuck yourself.

Your little lovers' tiff with Big Paul,

that's your fuckin' business.

Not mine.

I'm not your salesman.

And I don't snake the man who brought me up.

Jimmy.

You think that old cocksucker's got your back?

All bosses are snakes. You don't know that?

We done here?

Yeah, I got a roast in the oven.

I don't want it getting burned.

Yeah, yeah, we could be done.

You know...

...if that's what you want.

But that's not gonna solve my problem.

So, listen, I'm gonna let youse think about it.

Alright? You're gonna come back. You'll see.

Now get the fuck out.

What the fuck was that?

No fuckin' idea.

But he needs us bad, or we'd be fuckin' dead.

Where the fuck are we?

This is guinea country, Jimmy. How the fuck would I know?

Hey, we ain't never selling for that dago bastard, right?

Of course we're fuckin' not. You crazy?

Sometimes, Jimmy.

You got money for a bus?

They'll be back.

♪ I was messing at a gathering atop a hill ♪

♪ Of a brisk and shepherd's morning ♪

♪ Air so cold you could crack it on a knee ♪

♪ I train the eye like an eagle ♪

♪ And watch the creatures flee one by one ♪

♪ Sometimes you get lucky ♪

♪ Sometimes they'll disappear back up their own arse ♪

♪ If it's not too mucky ♪

♪ If you're lucky ♪

♪ So smug and busy ♪

♪ Just another suit yourself is he ♪

♪ He's an Irishman though ♪

♪ So smug and busy ♪

♪ Just another suit yourself is he ♪

♪ He's an Irishman though ♪

♪ So stick your harps up a yipaderry-o ♪

♪ So smug and busy ♪

♪ Just another suit yourself is he ♪

♪ He's an Irishman though ♪

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