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NICK: What's your
favorite place in the world?

My Aunt Arana's farm

in Cuba.
I never been.

I'm gonna
take this.

I just saw
this one picture.

RASK:
Where's your dad?

You take me to
his front door,
we got a deal.

Alice, do you know where he is?

ALICE: He's in Panama.
He asked me to go with him.

NICK: Dad?

I did find him.
Someone killed him so he's...
He's dead.

NICK: The police said
there weremultiple killers...
People.

I don't know.
Some local gang.

He's just prying to him
for a lot of money like
everyone else in his life, so...

WES: Vera, why don't you
just say what you came here
to say.

Put GenCoin
on the network.

And you,
stop trying to kill my kids.

WES: Take it to a vote.

IZZY: Do you know
who these people are?

What they did,
what they took
from me?

And we're gonna help them.

We're gonna help them
make money?

In exchange
for not killing you.

It's kind of a good deal.

Delfia? All she ever wanted
was for everyone else
to be happy.

While you only think
about yourself.

Goddamn.

I am this close to fixing it.

I know where they are.

We are proposing a truce.

WES: Favor of using GenCoin
on Araknet.

Four to one.
There it is.

And we called that truce
with Vera, so,

I'm gonna ask
for a buyout.

Are you sure
you wanna do this?

(GUNSHOTS)

(GUNSHOT)

(GUNSHOTS)

IZZY: Ronnie. Ronnie.

Stella! Call someone!

STELLA: We need help,
please.

(KNOCK AT DOOR)

RASK: Yeah.
Hang on...

Hi.

How do you know
where I live?

RASK: Right.

Can we talk?

Yeah.

Can I get you
anything?

No. I'm good.

Right.
Take a seat.

I got it.
I got it.

Thank you.

All right.

Hi.

Hello.

So...

I know
it's been a beat,

but I just wanted to say
thank you for savin' my ass.

You came
through a clutch.

You're welcome.

I went by
the hospital,

but your daughter
was there.

So, how are
you doing?

Yeah,
I'm getting there.

Yeah.

Why'd you
really come here?

Um,

I don't know.

IZZY: I think
this was a stupid idea.

I...

Remember the day
you came and got me?

Do you remember
what you told me?

The story about...

The frog
and the scorpion.

...the frog
and the scorpion.

Anyway...

I have a girl now.

And she's special...

Oh.
Yeah.

And I'm...

I'm afraid
that I'm gonna hurt her.

I'm afraid that I'm gonna
end up getting her hurt.

IZZY: Like really hurt.
You will.

(CELL PHONE RINGING)

(DOOR SHUTS)

NICK: Hello.

RAUL: Hello, this is Raul
Vazquez from the Panama City
Police Department.

We met months ago
when you were here.

Yeah, hi.

RAUL: I was just wondering,
do you know the name
Marco Espinosa?

Marco Espinosa?

No. No, I don't think
I've ever heard of him.

Nick, when we last spoke,
you told me you were in Panama

searching for your father.
Is that correct?

Uh, yeah, well the FBI
was looking for him

and I just
wanted to help.

Well, we think it might
have been a hit job.

Do you know anyone who
might've been maybe panicked

that your dad might talk
to the Feds.

Someone who was worried
he might turn state's evidence?

Nicholas?

(THEME MUSIC PLAYING)

I told you
it was here.

Uh huh.

Sorry, baby.
It's okay.

Come on. Sit.

Lean on me.

Watch out.
Okay.

I got you.
Give me this.

All right.
Okay.

(GRUNTING IN PAIN)

Let me
get the...

Why don't you just
put your foot on this
for now?

Be careful.
Yeah.

Is that okay?

Mmm.

You need
anything?

(DOOR SHUTS)

I'm good, baby.

All right.
Okay.

(BOAT ENGINE WHIRRING)

Hey.

Hello.

Did she
say anything?

No.

No,
she's not talking
to me at all.

(EXHALING)

What do you think
she's planning?

(INSECTS AND BIRDS CHIRPING)

WES: Last chance
to come clean.

Why'd you call this?

They hurt you.
I get it.

But let's be
really clear here.

I don't give a shit

if they sodomized
your entire family's
severed heads while you watched.

If you tank
this partnership,

you and me
got a problem.

You understand?

VERA: It's very

kind of you

to have us here.

After everything.

Sorry about
your brother.

Didn't leave us
a lot of choice.

I can assure you that, uh,

this was an
isolated event.

He acted
on his own accord.

And with his own men.

It never
should've happened.

No,
it shouldn't have.

We want peace.

A symbiotic relationship
between GenCoin and Araknet.

NICK: So do we.

WES: Well,
Izzy called this meeting.

So...

What're we
doing here, Izz?

I've been giving it
a lot of thought.

I can't just walk away
from Araknet.

IZZY: It's my baby.

And GenCoin
is my firstborn.

This is a chance for them
to be together.

Under the same roof.

A family.

IZZY: And they need
their mother.

So,
I'd like to stay on.

This is great.
This is great.

NICK: We can be
at full strength.

Very brave.
I applaud you.

IZZY: I do have one...

One ask, though.

Not really an ask,

more a requirement.

I want personal control
over Guizer.

Um...

What do you mean
"personal control"?

IZZY: The network codes.

The back doors.
Everything

No competition.

Araknet
is already superior.

VERA: Your usership
has tripled Guizer's.

That's why we came to you
with GenCoin.

And I don't trust you.

And I don't trust you.

IZZY: And so I want
Guizer gone.

You can't shut it down,
though.

It's way too
decentralized already.

I'm not trying
to shut it down.

Just put a muzzle
on it.

Izzy, Izzy...

And if I had the backdoor
to the network,

I could do that.

VERA: Absolutely not.

We still have
plenty of traffic.

It's a reliable source
of income for Axis.

You'll make ten times that off
GenCoin once we allow it
on Araknet.

VERA: You've already
allowed it.

Your partners here did.

The deal is done.

Everyone at this table
stands to make a lot of money.

You are the only one who's
choosing to not be a part of it.

It'll fold without me.

Children need their moms...

(RAISING HER VOICE)
We were kind enough
to come back

to the table
with you,

as an individual,
because you are
indeed valuable.

(VERA BREATHING HEAVILY)

But if these
are your final terms,

Araknet and GenCoin
will be just fine without you.

Cool.
Buy me out then.

I want the same thing
you're giving Ronnie.
No more. No less.

RON: Come on, baby.
You got this.

Yeah, baby.
You're doin' good.

TAMARA: I see you.
Goal.

Look at that
little girl over there.

I got you.

Thanks.

You're doing good,
baby.

Good to be home?

You talk to them
about that meetin' yet?

Yeah, supposed
to go in there
on Thursday.

You got any idea
what they gonna offer?

You know,
it's hard to know.

The company
ain't even been valued yet.

But I was chatting
with Nick last night.

He says it's gonna
be all right.

"Healthy"
is what he said.

"Healthy" offer.

(SCOFFS SOFTLY)

What?

I just...

I want you
to think about it
that's all.

I ain't trying to be no place
where I ain't wanted, baby.

That's your company,
Ronnie.

You and our son.

And you ready
to just

walk away and throw
your hands up?

A buyout
about to be real nice.

Money we could use.

For what?

To get up
out of here.

We don't need money
to move out of here.

Baby, when you
started GenCoin,

you know I was the first person
to tell you that you was out
your damn mind.

You remember?

I remember.

And then when you and Touie
got Araknet up and runnin', I...

All I saw was the same thing
'bout to happen.

But I missed
somethin', baby.

I missed what it
was doin' for you.

And for Touie.

You weren't just tryin'
to change this hood.

You was tryin'
to change you.

And the way
people see you.

You can ask
anybody now,

black, white,
Haitian.

They all gonna say
the same thing.

Who Ronnie Dacey?
Ronnie Dacey is a thug.

You take that money
from that buyout,
all you're gonna be

is a rich thug.

Let me show you
how soccer's supposed
to be played.

(LAUGHS)

If Daddy didn't win,
you neither.

Don't let your mama
whoop you now, girl.

TAMARA: See.

Look at this,
she quick. Oh!

Goal. A goal.
A goal.

(LAUGHS)

Come on.
All right.

Thank you.
Okay.

STELLA: So, I was thinking
that this could be,
like, a really good

living space.
Mmm-hmm.

Like a living room
where we have people over.

You know,
not typical.

Come on.

A bit of a yard.

IZZY: I don't know,
Stella. I don't...

You deserve this.
It's a lot.
Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah. We do. You do.
You should just...

Live in a hotel.
No. Shut up. Come on.

Come on, we gotta spend that
buyout money somehow, right?

STELLA: Ignore the couch.
I was really thinking that

this could be like
a live/work area for you.

Like, your office.

I like that it
has a lot of
windows.

You can have your desks,
the light will come in.

Maybe something for me
over here. Maybe like
a little minibar.

Just in case, you know,
you wanna come up
with something new.

Yeah?
Yeah.

What do
you think?

Is that
what you want?

Yeah.

Yeah, don't you think
it'd be perfect?

I can... We could...
We could get work done,
you know?

You're lying.
Why?

'Cause you're doing
this thing...

Every time you're lying.
Oh, my God.

What do
you want?

I don't know.

What do
you mean?

You know.

What do you want,
Stells?

Man up, stop doing things
for other people.

Make yourself
feel happy.

Look at it
one more time.

IZZY: What's your
perfect set up?

Not your parents'.
(LAUGHING)

Not mine.

Yours.

You're gonna laugh at me
if I tell you.

I'm not gonna laugh.

Tell me.
Okay.

For real?

(SIGHING)

Okay. I wanna leave work
at work.

Okay.

I wanna be able
to come home

to a 65" LED TV
right there.

And I wanna
be able to sit down

in my underwear
and play video games

and eat some Cheetos
and drink some cold beer

all night.

(LAUGHS)

What? Stop.

Cheetos?

Yes, Cheetos.
That's the dream.

Cheetos and beer?
Yes.

That's...
That's rich.

Yeah, this is why
I didn't wanna tell you.
You're gonna laugh at me.

It's actually disgusting.
(CELL PHONE RINGING)

STELLA: Come on.

This is the Cheeto room.
IZZY: Okay.

Come on,
I wanna show you
the bedroom.

STELLA: Everything cool?
Come on.
Yeah.

MAN: Hate to see the other dude.

RON: Appreciate ya'll coming
to the hospital.

You know that's
how much, baby.

You know how we roll.

He's got no black.
Looking good over there.

Feels good
to be back in.

Damn it feels good
to be a gangster.

Baby, baby, baby,
got that right there.

No, you gotta
come back over
here, though.

GILLES: Hope you forget
that, dawg.

Try to see what that
Maserati looking like.

(LAUGHTER)

You roll up in the 'hood
with a Maserati

somebody gonna roll out
the 'hood with your Maserati.

Do you know what
it costs, man?

Shit, I know how much
a Maserati costs.

What you need is try get
your grandmama out that little
shoe box she living in.

I'm working on that, man.
It's on a vision.

We gotta see how much
this buyout's for, though.

Yeah.

What buyout
you talkin' about?
Give me that cheese.

GILLES: The buyout, dawg.

Ain't that what
you waitin' on?

For fat stacks.

They're gonna pay me
what I'm owed my share
of the company is all.

That's what's up.

And then you gonna
break us off, though?

Right, fam?

EMMANUEL: Yeah, dawg.
We all in.

It's a family,
dawg.

GILLES: LH7.

Zo boys.

(SNIFFLING)

No. Just don't.

Stay in the car.

(DOOR CLOSES SHUT)

You're...

Okay.

Do you want me to...
(STAMMERS)

I'll come to you.

Okay.

(CAR DOOR SHUTS)

(WHISPERING)
Okay.

Why?

You know why.

(CRICKETS CHIRPING)

(CAR STARTING)

ALEX: Okay.
So, if you take a look

at what
I just sent you,

our pivot away
from Guizer

and the new partnership
with Araknet

have dramatically bolstered
GenCoin's popularity
in the past week.

We are all very pleased
here on this side.

I'm hoping
you are all,
too.

MARIA JOSE: We are.
We're really excited.

It was the right
decision to do.

And my clients are very
excited about the
benefits they're seeing.

JING-SHENG: It surpassed
Bitcoin the other day.

MAN: Outstanding.
MARIA JOSE: Yes. Yes.

We saw that.
I'm telling you it's gonna
be a runaway success.

Everyone wants a piece.

Hey.
Hi.

You have
a computer?

Yes. I have
one of those.

IZZY: Do you
wanna be a hero?

Okay.

RASK: Please. Come in.

I gotta
show you something.

(TAPPING ON THE KEYBOARD)

RASK: Where did you
get this?

Is it helpful?

Yup.

IZZY: Do you want me
to leave it here?

I do.

Okay. Great.

My boy Nick
needs to walk then.

His hearing's
in three weeks.

And I'm sure whatever is here
is much more valuable to the FBI

than any of the shit
you have on him.

Okay.

Charges
get dropped.

Deal.

Thanks.

This is mine.

(WAVES SPLASHING)

So, the contractor
said that this could be ready
as soon as July.

That's if we want to go
with the open space.

Yeah. Still have offices
on the sides there.

Yeah. For executives
and project managers.

WES: I'm gonna take
the big one right here.

MARA: Of course.

MARA: Anyway, this is what
the designer likes

in terms of flow.
(CELL PHONE VIBRATING)

That's a quote.
Flow is important.

Ronald's here.

Yeah.
He's early.

Yeah. Let's just
pause this.
Okay.

NICK: Good to see you movin'
around again, bud.

Hi. How're you feeling?

You know.
Feeling good.

I'm blessed.
Good.

I'm really relieved
it wasn't worse.

WES: It's quite a sacrifice
you made.

For all of us.

Yeah. Mara, you got
that paperwork?

Yeah.

I told you
it'd be healthy.

That's a generous
offer, man.

I can't do it.

I started this company.

Me and Touie.

I'm a part of this.

You are.

And I ain't 'bout to be
this dude's nigga no more.

I want everything
you got, Nick.

And I want everything
you got, Mara.

I wanna be co-CEO.

I want a nice office.
Same as you got.

I wanna go to the conferences.
I wanna go to the meetings.

I wanna learn.

I wanna do.

And I want everybody
to know this.

Ronald Dacey.

Entrepreneur.

You tear that shit up
right there.

WES: Ronald.

Ronald,
you made a choice, man.

I changed
my mind.

I think
it's great.

I think the three of us
should have a meeting
right now.

I think
it's great, too.

Nick says he's the best
pitchman he's ever seen.

Yeah.

He's the best.

Welcome back.

(LAUGHS)

LEARMONT: Warrants are being
issued as we speak.

We need to execute
all at once.

Of course.

Cyber's taking
the lead on it.

Understood.

I'm gonna try

to make sure you're part
of the conversation, though.

I appreciate that.

Anything else?

Yeah.

Talman.

You talked to
Director Belgrad?

LEARMONT: Mmm-hmm.

Charges
are being dropped.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Welcome.

(WELDER WHIRRING)

MARA: Nick wanted you
to pick first.

We got the whole
damn floor?

Yeah.

At this rate we could probably
have the whole building.

(WELDER CONTINUES WHIRRING)

That's the one.

It's the corner.

Looks good
on you.

(MARA LAUGHING)

Well, glad to see you
don't need that anymore.

Unless you do
and then I'll get it.

Thanks for the help.

Here.

(IZZY READING SOFTLY)

So is this
a general statement,
or...

Yeah, officially
from the FBI.

It'll hit the wires when
the warrants are executed.

Thank you.

Are you kidding me?
Thank you.

One more thing.

Just in case.

Now,

don't get caught
with it on you

'cause that's
a world of pain.

I don't need it.

Isabelle...

Isabelle...

I'm not gonna name you as a
source, but if anyone does find
out it was you,

there's gonna be
a lot of people mad at you.

Now, I can take you
through safety...

Phil, I already
have one.

Of course you do.

I tried shooting Alex Bell
on the face with it, remember?

That does
ring a bell.

Good times.

You only tried,
remember?

Besides, I'm not gonna be here
when the bomb goes off, so...

That's probably smart.

Yeah.

Well, good luck.

Thank you.

WES: So, take the tip
of the knife

and you

get it under here.

Right?

And then you

make sure that you
are separating

the flesh
from the bone.

Yeah, like this?

That's right.
Very, very good.
Very good.

And it's just a matter,
at that point, of

slicing.

Look at that.
That's beautiful.

Yeah,
it's a little mangled.

Come on,
man, that...

You're gonna be cooking
for me soon.

Thanks.

Hey, did you get
my father murdered?

(UTENSILS CLANKING)

Yeah.

He was
your best friend.

You know,
you're young, Nick.

You haven't
had enough time

to live on this earth

through the ups
and downs,

of loves,

betrayals.

But you will.

You will.

You'll have plenty.

And I mean,
sure, you know, I...

I preach about
relationships,

and about having
each others' backs,

supporting each other
and all that blah, blah, blah.

That's...

That's good stuff,
you know.

But

when it comes
right down to it,

people just
aren't reliable.

And when you get backed
into a corner,

then you gotta
make a choice.

Gotta go
with that guy.

And you

gotta go
with that guy.

WES: Anyway...

This gonna
be a problem...

(CUTLERY CLANKNG)

...or are we good?

(AIRPLANE ENGINE ROARING)

Ready?

(CELL PHONE RINGING)

(SPEAKING RUSSIAN)

OLEG: Meet me at MPJ.

We'll take my jet to St. Thomas.

What are you talking about?

Turn on the news.

We're being told that this was
a coordinated takedown,

spearheaded by the FBI,

and with the help of other
foreign law enforcement
agencies.

Over 1,000 individual
arrests worldwide,

affecting what the FBI
is telling us

are at least 31 different
criminal organizations.

Officials are calling it
"The single largest
multi-syndicate takedown

"in the history
of organized crime

"let alone the darknet."

And it all began with
an anonymous... Well...

What we're being told was
a backdoor into the Guizer
network.

If you haven't been following
over the last couple of months,

Guizer is this highly encrypted
anonymous network,

the latest development
from Alex Bell's Axis,

which also holds the keys
to GenCoin.

GenCoin, a cryptocurrency,

that many are now saying
was originally backed

by the Kazankov family,
a very wealthy,
very powerful...

She's not
answering her phone.

BROOKE:
...criminal organization,
based in Moscow.

MARA: You really think
this was her?
Yeah.

And they've allegedly used
it to fund a worldwide
network of nefarious activity.

Everything from common drug
deals, to arms trade,
to human trafficking.

Holy butt.

And what's so startling here
is this GenCoin.

It seemed nearly unstoppable
in its ascent and now,

Scott, what are
we looking at here?

SCOTT: Yeah, well, I mean it's
pretty self-explanatory
here. You can see,

even after Mt. Gox. Bitcoin
didn't take such a severe
hit as what GenCoin

is going through right now.

BROOKE:
And what's that going
to do to the markets.

SCOTT: It's gonna be
a bloodbath.

As you're well aware,
GenCoin had managed to secure

the backing of some of
the world's top tech moguls.

BROOKE: Actually, hang on,
Scott. We're about
to go live here.

We have Special Agent Phil
Rask with us remotely
here from his home in Miami.

He's the FBI agent who
intercepted the leak
from Guizer.

Agent Rask,
how are you?

I'm good,
thank you, Brooke.
How are you?

I'm well.
Thank you, sir.

So, Agent Rask,

this is definitely a big
deal, correct?

RASK: I would say so, yeah.

So, what's so startling,
now that we're seeing
this all unfold...

I mean, this is probably
just the tip of the iceberg,
right?

Absolutely.
Most crime is invisible.

Most corruption
does go unpunished.

There's just
too much politics,

too many financial strands
at play

to really feel like
you're making a difference.

But today I do feel at least
like we made a dent.

BROOKE:
It definitely seems that way.

Thirty-one different
criminal networks
affected by this.

That is more
than a dent.

RASK: Sure.

BROOKE:
And how long have you been
doing this job?

RASK: Well, I've been
with the bureau going on
20 years now, actually.

BROOKE:
So, you must've seen,
over all those years,

a multitude of situations
like this

where the bad guys
just walked free, right?

RASK: Absolutely.
More often than not.

BROOKE:
Let me ask you this, then.

Just... Not to get too
personal...

As a man fighting for justice,
for almost two decades,

how do you feel today?
How does all of this feel?

Honestly?

Honestly.

I don't care.

* Mmm-mmm-mmm

* I stepped inside of a dream

* Where I want to believe

* We both belong

* Flames

* Hoping you were the same

* Sees the change
but my heart won't move along

* Dreams show me that I'm alive

* With you standing
beside me I'm

* Okay

* Oh, when anger

* Washes over me

* Those stones and sunny days

* Are my light

* Oh

* Close my eyes and say

* I'm never on my own

* I'll never be afraid

* When I feel like
breaking down

* Will you come around?

* Catching me when I fall

* When there's nowhere
left to go

* Show me how to get home

* And I know that I'm not alone

* I'll be keeping you near
when I feel like

* Breaking down

* You come around

* Catching me when I fall

* Ooh, when there's no way

* To get home

* You show me
how to get home

* And I know that I'm not alone

* I'll be keeping you near me *