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CHERRY: What do you want me
to talk about?

I mean...we trained
just like we always trained

for any other mission, you know.

It's all serious.

STUNNER: The reason I wanted
to join the SEALs

was for missions like this.

The dream of getting this call.

VIVIAN:
As it happened that night,

the President was due
to give a speech.

White House
Correspondents' Dinner.

A room full of journalists.

The fact is,
only a handful of his aides knew

that just before the event...

the President had
authorized the raid.

PRESIDENT OBAMA: All right,
everybody, please have a seat.

[applause]

My fellow Americans...

[cheering]

it is wonderful to be here...

at the White House
Correspondents' Dinner.

What a week.

STUNNER: We done hundreds
of missions like this.

Dead-of-the-night type raids.

What was different
was the target.

SETH MEYERS: It's such an honor

performing for
those of you here tonight,

as well as the handful of people
watching at home on C-SPAN.

People think Bin Laden is hiding
in the Hindu Kush,

but did you know that every day
from four to five,

he hosts a show on C-SPAN?

[laughter and applause]

CHERRY: In this world,

you don't get to live free
without working for it.

You got to earn it every day.

And...that day we did.

MAN: It's good to see you.

"Talk" may be the wrong word.

Can you imagine being tied down
and your skin peeled off?

Did you know you have
three layers of skin?

So it can take a while.

It will make your time here
seem like heaven.

I expect you will end up dying.

Their torture chambers
are state-of-the-art.

And your wife and children.

They will go, too.

MAN: What can I do?

MAN: Give me something
to chew on.

I need to show
the guys with the keys

that you are worth
keeping around.

And there are
25 million green reasons

for you to help us find
the man we want.

MAN: I have nothing.

[sighs]

MAN: I know.

That's why I'm letting
the Saudis borrow you.

[sniffs]

I wish it could end up
better for you.

But at least now
you can take comfort

in the fact that this is
definitely going to end.

You're on your own.

MAN: What have you got?

MAN: Abu Ahmed al-Kuwaiti

MAN: The courier?
MAN: Let's find him.

MAN: Understood.
MAN: Now.

PRESIDENT OBAMA: If we have
actual intelligence

about high-value
terrorist targets

and President Musharraf
will not act, we will.

SENATOR McCAIN:
Teddy Roosevelt used to say,

"Talk softly,
but carry a big stick."

Senator Obama
likes to talk loudly.

PRESIDENT OBAMA:
We will kill Bin Laden,

we will crush Al-Qaeda.

That has to be our biggest
national security priority.

[horns honking]

VIVIAN:
The phone call that we traced

tied the courier back in
with Al-Qaeda.

We immediately put two assets
on the ground in Peshawar.

ANALYST: Pan to the left.

Your other left.

Got it.

And watch the profanity.
I understand Pashto.

[speaking foreign language]

[speaking foreign language]

ANALYST: On your left, talking
right now. That's our man.

WASEEM: It's okay.

There he is.

He's coming out.

Let's go!

MALIK: Hold this.

ANALYST:
We've got a good signal.

Don't blow your cover.

WASEEM: Keep the distance.
You have caught him.

MAN: Target is heading due east.

WASEEM: Give him some space.

[horns honking]

WASEEM: Get up here.
Take this way.

ANALYST: There he is.
You're coming up behind him.

MAN: Stay on course.

ANALYST: I'm getting
some interference.

Keep your eyes on him.

WASEEM: We have got him.

We have got a visual.

MAN: Target is approaching
Karakoram Highway.

Target is leaving Peshawar.

ANALYST: Do you still have him?

We're trying to get eyes on you.

WASEEM: Yeah.
We have still got him.

The boy is headed to Abbottabad.

MALIK: Are you sure?
WASEEM: Yes.

WASEEM: He's going off the road.

[horn honking]

ANALYST: We've got eyes
back on him.

WASEEM: So do we.

ANALYST: Good work, gentlemen.
We'll take it from here.

MAN: Mr. President,

this is the first time
we've had eyes on the courier.

We know he used to be
a courier for Al-Qaeda.

We have no confirmation
they are still in contact,

but we know the place
is built like a fortress.

REPORTER:
The pace of American operations

keeps going up
from week to week.

Night raids up six-fold,
air strikes nearly doubled.

The American troop surge
in Afghanistan

is part of what
an aide to Petraeus calls

"squeezing down on the Taliban
like a giant anaconda."

SOLDIER:
Come on, let's move, Cherry.

This gear ain't
gettin' any lighter.

MAN: SEAL Team Six,
this mission should be simple.

Transporting
two Taliban operatives

back to Khandahar Base.

Pick-up within 10 mikes.
Get in and get out.

SOLDIER: Let's go, Mule.
Keep that pace up.

CHERRY: Growing up...

it's pretty much
just me and my mom.

Eh...

As a kid in junior high,

I got stuffed in trash cans
all the time.

And then there was
this one year I decided

that wasn't gonna
happen anymore.

I started doing the beatin'.

So now, here I am.

I'm fightin'
at the highest level

of the United States of America.

It was like...

the SEALs were waiting for me,
and I'd been waitin' for them.

STUNNER: Exile 2 1, Exile 2 1,
this is Wild Eagle Niner.

Can I get a sit rep
on that bird? Over.

STUNNER: I joined because I felt
I had a duty to my country,

a country that I love.

And there was really
no other choice for me.

TECH: Wild Eagle Niner Reaper 6
says Reaper 12 is inbound,

TOT 50.

Keep your ears open as they
should be pushing Budweiser

in 4 or 5 mikes. How copy?

STUNNER: Hard copy, Exile 2 1.

Out.

CHERRY: What's up?

STUNNER: Just keep movin'.

Move up.

TECH: Pick-up should be right
over the next ridge, boys.

TECH: Wild Eagle Niner,

be advised you have four persons
approaching you.

Looks like LNs.
No weapons observed. Over.

STUNNER: See, I copy
four likely LNs.

No weapons observed.

STUNNER: D-Punch?

I want you to take Trench
and check it out.

D-PUNCH:
Yeah, I got it. I got it.

D-PUNCH: Hands up! Hands up!

Hold up here.

Take it easy, buddy.

D-PUNCH: Sit down! Down!

Sit down!

MAN: Easy, easy.

STUNNER:
What's going on up there?

D-PUNCH: They're wanting
to have a female

come up and do the pat-down.

D-PUNCH: Maybe you can go ahead
and send Cherry on up.

CHERRY: Screw you, D-Bag.

STUNNER: Let's go!
We've got to move!

TRENCH: Where's the fire?

STUNNER: Get down!

TECH:
Captain Marshall, situation.

STUNNER: We got a man hit!

STUNNER: On the top ridge
on the left!

CHERRY: Stunner, are you hit?

STUNNER: No, I'm good!

STUNNER: Exile 2 1.

Wild Eagle Niner.
We've taken fire.

At least one shooter.

Can you give us info
on his position?

TECH: Exile 2 1,
that's negative.

I'm not seeing anything.

Aaaah!

STUNNER: Cherry, flank left!

Move! Move!

[yelling]

STUNNER: You all right?

MULE: No, man! I'm shot!

STUNNER: One down.

SOLDIER: Aaah!

CHERRY: Surprise!

All clears up here.

STUNNER: Copy that.

TRENCH: All clear.

STUNNER: Exile 2 1,
any more hostiles?

TECH: Negative, Wild Eagle.
No hostiles in view.

STUNNER: We're all clear.
Let's push the LNs through

and get the hell out of here,
all right?

[D-Punch speaking
foreign language]

Let's go, guys.
Come on. Move it out.

Hold up!
I need to finish searching.

STUNNER: D, forget about it.
Let's go! We got to move.

STUNNER: Oh, D!

D?

D?

STUNNER: You know, we're trained

to live by
the rules of engagement.

Don't cause reckless harm.

Don't use women, children,
or old people for cover.

And don't strap 50 pounds
of explosives to your chest.

But as team leader, I know

if we give up on the moral code
that our country believes in,

then we're no better than them.

CHERRY:
My problem is very simple.

It's with the rules.

We got rules,
the other side don't.

MAN: Oh.

VIVIAN: Okay, let's see.

Good. Good, good, good.

[speaking foreign language]

WOMAN: Um, you're Malik?

WASEEM: He is. I'm Waseem.

WOMAN: Hi. Come,
I'll take you inside.

My family has owned
the building for five years.

And we take
very good care of it.

No pets allowed.

And most of the residents
are families.

So, please,
keep your parties quiet.

WASEEM: No parties for us.

WOMAN: Please come.

This comes semi-furnished.

We have television.
There's no AC,

but we can provide you
with a cooler.

There's 24 hours running water,
most of the time.

It's one bedroom.

So you men will be
sharing the bedroom?

WASEEM: Hmm. Do you have
any two-bedrooms?

WOMAN: I'm afraid not.

[sighs]

This is a very peaceful
neighborhood.

Very quiet.
Safe and very quiet.

WASEEM: Quiet is good.

VIVIAN: Come on,
let me see the view.

MALIK: That place looks like
it's got some serious security.

WOMAN: That house
was built a few years ago

by a wealthy
Pashtun businessman.

Strict Purdah family.

Very quiet.
They don't bother anyone.

VIVIAN: Okay.
That works.

WASEEM: How is that, Malik?

MALIK: A little to the right!
A little to the right!

WASEEM: Right! Yeah?

WASEEM: Good! Lock it! Yeah.

MALIK: Perfect.

WASEEM: How is this, Malik?

MALIK: Yeah!
WASEEM: Is it okay?

MALIK: A little left. Left.

WASEEM: Left?
MALIK: Yeah.

WASEEM:
How is the view? Good?

MALIK: It's good.

WASEEM: The first one is this.
Is it okay?

[indistinct talking]

VIVIAN: I just need
one more minute of your time.

I really think it would be
in our best interest

to focus on
what we were talking about.

GUIDRY: You're going to tell me
what's in my best interest?

VIVIAN:
Things got heated in there.

GUIDRY: You got
a lot of passion.

We're on the same team, but time
is not a luxury that we have.

And that hour you just
took back there at the end

is an hour that
I'll never get back.

Decisions like this are never
as simple as they seem.

Hunches and educated guesses

will never take the place of
real actionable intelligence.

VIVIAN: My obsession with
catching him started on 9-11.

The idea of him just kind of
got deeper in my head.

I don't know, I guess
gradually you could say he...

took over my life.

I understand our current culture
is risk adverse.

But I think if you just
look at the field data,

I'm sure you'd agree

that there's more
to support this hypothesis

than any unsubstantiated
cave theories.

GUIDRY:
Christian thinks he's dead.

VIVIAN: He's not dead.

GUIDRY: Come on.
Keep it coming.

Spit it out.

VIVIAN:
There is a good possibility

that by the time
we've gathered enough data

to validate a static final say,
something will leak.

He will be long gone and it will
be Tora Bora all over again.

I believe that if there's even
the slightest possibility

of his being in there,
then we should--

GUIDRY: We should what?

VIVIAN: Bomb the [bleep]
out of it...sir.

GUIDRY: You understand that
people will want proof?

They'll want to see the body.

And a DNA match.

Or conspiracy theories
will abound.

And if we drop a bomb
on our ostensible allies

in the war on terror,

we run the risk of nuclear
retaliation on someone,

probably India or Israel.

We also run the risk of
destroying any and all evidence

of his ever having been there.

Let's reconvene at 0600.

We're gonna need a back-up plan.

Maybe two.

VIVIAN: My college roommate

lost her father and her brother
in the South Tower.

It was awful.

And then we go into Afghanistan,

and we have Osama
holed up in Tora Bora,

and we let him go.

We had him and we let him go.

I didn't wanna be
part of the team

that let him get away again.

REPORTER:
Twin car bombs exploded

outside the U.S. embassies
in Nairobi and Dar es Salaam.

REPORTER: ...bombing at
the U.S.S. Cole in Yemen,

claiming the lives
of 17 U.S. soldiers.

REPORTER: The biggest attack
ever on U.S. soil.

REPORTER: ...that Osama
Bin Laden is behind the attack.

REPORTER: Tragedy in paradise

as a bomb rips through
a resort in Bali.

REPORTER: 10 separate bombs
ripped through commuter trains

and railway platforms.

REPORTER: ...hundreds
of emergency vehicles...

REPORTER: Al-Qaeda
is the group being credited

for terrorism
in the city of London today.

CHERRY: So...
I finally got to buy my mom

a house up the road from mine.

It wasn't much
to look at, but...

that was the best
damn day of my life.

When she walked
through that door, and....

just that smile, you know.

And, um,

you know, when we come home
from deployment,

most of the men, they got
wife, kids to go to.

And me, I just,
I keep it simple.

You know,
it's my mom, my bike...

a few girls
every now and then.

[chuckles]

But, you know...

even though we go away from
each other for a few days,

it's, um...

we're still a team, you know.

The issues that
we had out on the field,

they're still there.

WOMAN: All righty, boys.
What else can I get you?

CHERRY: I'll have
another one of these.

WOMAN: All right.

TRENCH: Mmmm.
Chocolate moon cake.

Yeah.
WOMAN: You got it.

TRENCH: Any y'all wanna share?

MULE: No thanks.
I'm not a big chocolate guy.

TRENCH: Oh, no, no.
Correction.

A big chocolate guy
is exactly what you are.

CHERRY: The other night me and
Trench were at this bar, right?

And this pack of Frog Hogs
comes marching in.

You remember that?
TRENCH: Yeah.

CHERRY: And I just kept thinking
to myself, "Damn.

I feel sorry for the poor guy
who's got to pick a wife

out of that bunch of buns."

I'd have to drink two six packs
and put a gun to my head

just to go home at night.

And then I think,

"Man, if I was Mule,
I'd be ready to kill myself.

MULE: Well, you ain't me.
So leave me out of this [bleep].

CHERRY: Sorry, man.

How is little Jaclynn?
What is she, four or five now?

MULE: My kid has nothing to do
with this conversation.

CHERRY: Okay. All right!
We'll switch it to Stunner.

Stunner, how is married life
treating you, huh?

STUNNER: What are you askin'?

CHERRY: Just, you know? How is
everything on the home front?

It's all good?

STUNNER: Why would you
like to know?

You writin' a book, maybe?

CHERRY: You got to realize
how good you got it.

Team leader at 31.

Wonder kid flying up
the command chain.

Why don't you just relax?

STUNNER: I'm relaxed.

I'm always relaxed.

I'm just getting tired of you
runnin' your mouth all the time.

CHERRY: I get tired
of explaining

how we let a little old lady
blow up D-Punch.

MULE: Hey, Skipper.
What's up?

LT. COMMANDER:
Square things up here.

Meet me outside.

CHERRY: Y'all leave a good tip.

LT. COMMANDER: We're still
the alert squadron.

And I just got word

that we're being placed
under operational controls

of the Agency's Special
Activities Division for this op,

at Admiral McRaven's
personal direction.

I don't know the target yet.

Whatever it is,
it's important to someone.

So say goodbye
to your wives and kids,

your girlfriends, your Harleys,
your pets, whatever.

Load off you guys at 04.

Looks like we may
have the opportunity

to get payback for D-Punch
sooner than we expected.

Hopefully you guys

have had enough time
to get your heads straight.

Okay?

ALL: Okay.

WASEEM: Wait.

Hold on a second.

MALIK: What?

WASEEM: Never mind.

It was nothing.

VIVIAN: Morning, sir.

Vivian Hollins,

Senior Counterintelligence
Threat Analyst.

I was at CTC
during Operation Anaconda.

Your recon on that mission
saved hundreds of lives.

If you hadn't taken out
that SAM position,

it would have been a blood bath.

LT. COMMANDER:
That was a credit to the men.

GUIDRY: We had a ghost detainee,
a known Al-Qaeda courier

lead us to the suspected
location of a high-value target.

And the DCI wants us to put an
immediate action plan in place.

We've opened the file and
started the planning cycle.

The HVT is in a walled compound.

The main building is surrounded
by 12-foot walls,

two gated
and guarded entry points.

No telephone lines, no Internet.

Trash is incinerated.

Kids are home-schooled.

STUNNER: How many kids?

GUIDRY: 13, maybe 14.

LT. COMMANDER:
It's a goddamn Madrassa.

There are at least seven
armed military age males

in the compound.

GUIDRY: This structure here
on top of the main building

looks like it could have
been designed as a station

for some sort of
antiaircraft equipment.

And intelligence indicates

that the target has access
to Stinger missiles.

LT. COMMANDER:
And there are reports

that there are 2,000 pounds
of C4 in this main structure,

rigged to a light switch.

GUIDRY: NRO has a dedicated
satellite watching the compound.

Since this began, analysts have,
on several occasions,

recognized the man who appears
taller than the rest.

Proportional shadow measurements
put his height at 6'5".

He doesn't seem to participate
in daily chores.

He just kind of walks around.

We've nicknamed him "The Pacer."

We've got boots on the ground
trying to verify his identity.

LT. COMMANDER:
Is this a permissive

or non-permissive environment?

GUIDRY: Non permissive.
STUNNER: Capture or kill?

LT. COMMANDER: Well, it's a CIA
Special Activities mission.

GUIDRY: We are comfortable
with either outcome.

We've narrowed it down
to three options.

Our job is to present
all three to the President

so he can make the most informed
decision possible.

The first option is a joint raid
with the host nation.

However,
there is no way of knowing

if the target is in league
with the host government.

So this operation runs the real
risk of his being tipped off.

LT. COMMANDER: Option two:
helicopter assault.

That's where we come in.

STUNNER: And how are we in, sir?

LT. COMMANDER: DF160.

Night Stalkers
will handle transport.

GUIDRY:
We all remember Eagle Claw,

1980 failed mission
to rescue hostages in Iran.

Poor planning
led to two downed aircraft

and eight dead.

TRENCH:
What about tunneling under?

It would be a lot quieter

than bringing in two birds
into a rural environment.

GUIDRY: The compound
was built in a flood basin.

Water table's
too high to tunnel.

Third and final option

is to simply level the compound
with a JDAM.

With this option

comes the added complication
of collateral damage

and the inability to verify
that he was ever there.

LT. COMMANDER:
But you're still not sure

if the target's in there.

You're still not
one hundred percent.

GUIDRY: A hundred percent's
hard to come by these days.

Stacy.

J.J.

May I have a word in my office?

LT. COMMANDER: About what?

GUIDRY: In my office.

Have a seat, please.

LT. COMMANDER: No, thank you.

GUIDRY: I'm sure
I don't have to tell you

how delicate this mission is...

how professional errors
can be compounded

by secrecy and concealment.

However, in my opinion,
you are the exception.

LT. COMMANDER: I'm not sure
I understand what you're saying.

GUIDRY: I'm saying that
you are the type of man

whose judgment I shouldn't have
to question or second guess.

And this file
doesn't say any differently.

However, there is one page
that is cause for concern.

LT. COMMANDER: Which is?

GUIDRY: Your wife.

But I would expect

that you won't let the past
cloud your decision making

or lead you to put your team
into any unnecessary danger.

LT. COMMANDER: It's a job.

I'm not interested
in punishment or revenge.

I care about mission success.

Getting my men home safely.

GUIDRY: So do I.

Good luck.

[indistinct
cheering and yelling]

LT. COMMANDER:
All right, lovers!

Break it up! Break it up!

Sauce, you've got a visitor.

SAUCE: Hey! Come here.

LT. COMMANDER:
She's on our team now.

Take her through
the drills, okay?

Just know there's
2,340 other dogs

that would love
to take her place.

You got that, people?

You got that?

TEAM: Yes, sir!

LT. COMMANDER: You think
you're so important?

You put your finger in a bucket
of water, you pull it out,

you see how fast
that hole fills up.

Every one of us is replaceable,
including me.

CHERRY: If you ain't
been out on a mission with us,

you ain't trained with us...

you can't know how we are.

You can't know
how we communicate.

All right?

You just don't.

You take Stunner, right?

He's a team leader,
hell of a soldier.

And that just, uh...

[chuckles]

That don't mean I'm not gonna
set his ass straight

if, you know,
I feel like he needs it.

So, no, when lives are at stake,

you got no business
hidin' behind protocol.

You know.

STUNNER: You got
something to say to me?

CHERRY: What?

STUNNER: You got something
to say to me?

CHERRY: I don't think so.
Not with a gun in your hand.

STUNNER: You know, if you think
you should be team leader,

you should run off to the CO
and make your case.

CHERRY: I think
you're a good leader.

I just don't think
you have what it takes

to fight this enemy and win.

This ain't the Boy Scouts.

If D Punch were here,
he'd say the same thing.

All right.

LT. COMMANDER:
What are you doin'?

Really?

If you boys can't reconcile this
right here, right now,

I need to know right now!

CHERRY: We're good.

STUNNER: We're good.

LT. COMMANDER: Good.
You better be.

Get out of here.

You, stay.

What's the deal, huh?

You used to be a regular
Billy Bad Ass out there, huh?

Now you're the weakest link.

You're supposed to be
the leader of this team, huh?

This cannot be
in here right now!

You need to be right up here!

We lose men, good men,

but you got to focus.

I know why I'm here.

And you got to figure out
why you're here.

And if you can't,

then you've got to get
the hell out of here...

and go home.

PRESIDENT OBAMA: There are a lot
of things that could go wrong.

There are a lot of
moving parts here.

I'm sending those guys in,

and Murphy's law applies
and something happens...

can we still get our guys out?

SAUCE: Seek!

PRESIDENT OBAMA: They don't know
what they're gonna find there.

They don't know
if the building is rigged.

They don't know
if there are explosives

that are triggered by
a particular door opening.

So huge risks
that these guys are taking.

SOLDIER: Stand up!

SOLDIER: One!

LT. COMMANDER: Go, go!
Move, move, move!

Open door!

Two on the left!
Two on the right!

[barking]

Two down! Two down!

Open door!

Next room! Next room!
Let's go! Let's go!

Down! Down! Get down now!

LT. COMMANDER: Okay.

Got ya. Got ya.

Who shot this woman?

Who shot this woman?

CHERRY: Uh...my bad!

LT. COMMANDER: We get our guy
and leave dead women and kids,

this mission is a failure.

CHERRY: Yes, sir!

LT. COMMANDER:
Okay, people, back to one.

We gotta keep running this thing
till we get it right.

Watch the hands!
Watch the hands!

You don't see a gun, you don't
see a weapon, you don't shoot!

Understood? Let's go!

CHRISTIAN: Yo!
I'm goin' on a coffee run.

VIVIAN: Yes, please.

CHRISTIAN: How do you take it?

Cold and black
with a shot of heroin?

Ooh, maybe I'll just bring you
a syringe filled with espresso.

Rim the cup with
Demerol and Valium.

VIVIAN: What?

CHRISTIAN: What, what?

VIVIAN: That's it.

That's it.

CHRISTIAN: That's how
you want your coffee?

VIVIAN: No, no, no.
No, no, no. That's it.

CHRISTIAN: What's it?

VIVIAN: The syringe.

I'm thinking we do a vaccination
drive door-to-door.

But instead
of disposing the needles,

we send them to our lab
for analysis.

So if we can
get a doctor inside,

get a Bin Laden kid
to participate,

get a familial match.

Remember when Bin Laden's sister
died a few years back?

Stateside Mass General?

The body was subpoenaed so
if and when Bin Laden was caught

we'd have a DNA profile
to identify him with.

What do you think?

MAN: Are you serious?

Is this a real question?

MALIK: It is.

MAN: I want
Osama Bin Laden captured

as much as anybody else.

And I know...

I know the people of Pakistan
do not support Al Qaeda.

Well, who has the time?

99 out of a hundred

are just happy making
two square meals a day,

fighting their own demons
of poverty, hunger.

And I know the consequences
for myself and my family.

If what I'm about to do
is discovered,

I'd get killed.

WASEEM: Here, stand up.

Stand up for a while.

Good.

It's recording.
That's good.

Do you have anything
in your pocket?

It's gonna be fine.

You've got
the full force and faith

of the United States
government backing you.

MAN: Yes, today.

What about tomorrow?

[knocking]

VIVIAN: Come on.

Come on. Get in.

[indistinct talking, knocking]

WASEEM: How is the transmission?

MALIK: It's working.

Go, go, go!

VIVIAN: Get Guidry. Now.

It was an idea.

You know, "Let's do
a vaccination drive."

And then all of a sudden,
the live feed is running,

and I realize that I'm putting
someone's life in danger.

GUIDRY: What do you got?

VIVIAN: We're in.

GUIDRY: Yes, we are.

VIVIAN: Pan around.

Come on.
Let me see the whole place.

Christian, do you recognize
any of these people?

CHRISTIAN: No.

VIVIAN: Who's that?

GUIDRY: I don't know.

[yelling in foreign language]

[yelling in foreign language]

GUIDRY:
Let's get voice analysis.

I want every one
of these faces I.D.'d.

One of these kids
must be a Bin Laden.

Good work, Hollins.

MULE: Come on, man.
Come on out here.

SAUCE: Oh, look at that!
MULE: There we go!

MULE: Oh!

There it is!

Put it down!

That was savvy!

SAUCE: A bazooka!

MULE: That was savvy.
That was savvy. Come on.

Ugh. Aaaah!

STUNNER: All right,
all right. Turn that off.

MULE: Wait...hold up, man!
Hold up!

STUNNER: Hit the racks.
Get some rest.

MULE: Hold on, man!

STUNNER: And 3, 2, 1!

MULE: Oh, come on, man! Damn!

TRENCH: I had next!

STUNNER: All right.
You got next tomorrow.

Let's go!

STUNNER: Rank meant
nothing to me. Nothing.

But it killed Cherry
that I was team leader.

You know, he doesn't like
to take orders from anyone,

let alone someone
younger than him.

CHERRY: He thinks
I'm a hot headed redneck,

which I am.

I think he's a surfer boy,

which he is.

And, uh...

takes all types.

[breathing rapidly]

TRENCH: Hey, Stunner?

STUNNER: Yeah?

TRENCH: It's him, isn't it?

STUNNER: I don't know.

TRENCH: Well, who else
could it be?

MULE: Could be Al Zawahiri.

TRENCH: Nah.

No, no, no, no.

It's Osama.

We're gonna be the team
that takes out Osama.

STUNNER: Don't worry about
who it is, all right?

Just worry about
completin' the mission

and gettin' home safe.

TRENCH: I'd like to be the one

that puts one right in between
the eyes, you know?

The $25 million bounty buys
a lot of diapers, huh, Mule?

MULE: Whole lotta diapers.

TRENCH: Oh, yeah.

STUNNER:
There won't be a bounty.

All right?
Even if it is Osama.

You can't talk about it
with anyone...ever.

[rock music playing faintly]

CHRISTIAN: Okay.
Let's say he's not dead.

Let's say Osama is in there

with his 27 wives, his 108 kids,
and his 7 favorite goats.

Do we think there is any chance

that the Pakis don't know
that he's in there?

VIVIAN: Of course
they know he's there!

It's a military town.

It's a half mile from the gate
of the Kakul Military Academy.

CHRISTIAN: Okay.
So what are we gonna do

when the Pakistani police
show up?

VIVIAN: We have assets
on the ground

that tell them it's
an authorized operation.

The police tell their commander,
who tells their commander.

And by the time
it's worked its way

up and down
the chain of command,

it's Christmas again,
and we're back in Afghanistan.

CHRISTIAN: Okay.
How about their F-16s?

We just shoot them down?

VIVIAN:
We sold them their F-16s.

We have on-site
video surveillance.

They scramble, we move out.

CHRISTIAN: How 'bout when
they launch their nukes?

VIVIAN: It's not gonna happen.

CHRISTIAN: Really? You're
just so positive about that.

VIVIAN: I am, actually.

GUIDRY: Christian,
what do you suggest that we do?

CHRISTIAN: I suggest
we get a B-2.

We launch a few dozen JDAMs
into the compound. Done.

VIVIAN: Oh, sorry.
Okay. Let's just take it back.

So then...you do think
he's in there?

CHRISTIAN:
No. No, no, no, no.

I think he's dead.

But if we're gonna
go down this path,

don't put our best Special
Ops in an impossible situation

just 'cause you think
he might be in there.

We killed Khalid Habib
with a missile.

How do we know
this isn't a trap?

PRESIDENT OBAMA: We're going
into the sovereign territory

of another country.

If it turns out that it's
a wealthy prince from Dubai

who's in this compound,

and we've sent
Special Forces in,

we've got problems.

MULE: The year
before I enlisted,

I was living in Brooklyn.

And there was this party on this
roof of my friend's building.

Well, I got hammered
at this party.

TRENCH: I've seen you
get hammered.

MULE: And I was passed out
on the roof,

sittin' in this lawn chair,
facin' the city.

The very next morning,

as soon as I opened my eyes,

that's when
the first plane hit.

I thought I was still dreamin'.

From across the river,

I had a front-row seat
to the whole damn thing.

TRENCH: I was in BUD/S.

Second or third week,
I think. I don't know.

One day they yanked
everyone to the side,

and they made an announcement.

"We're going to war."

What followed was...

three days of...

[chuckles]

Three days
of the worst ass-kicking

you can ever imagine.

34 quit that weren't quitters.

34.

[chuckles]

MULE: Not 35?

TRENCH: Whoo-wee!

I guess 34's my lucky number.

MULE: I guess it is.

LT. COMMANDER: Gentlemen,
we're gonna do some shooting.

And we're gonna
do more shooting.

And we're gonna be
shooting some more!

Start at fifteen!
Stop at three!

Two double taps with the rifle.

Transition to pistol.

Fire or failure.

As always, gentlemen,
big-boy rules apply.

BABY: Nnnyaahh!

MULE: Oh, what's up, man?
Hey, little man!

TRENCH: I can hear you,
but I can't see you.

WOMAN: Okay, hold on.
Let me figure this out.

TRENCH: Oh, come on!
I showed you how to do it.

WOMAN: Hello!

CHERRY: Hey, Mama.

WOMAN: Hi, babe.
It's so good to see you.

SAUCE: Hey!

WOMAN: Hey, Billy.

SAUCE: Hey, sis. Hey, bro.

TRENCH: Don't keep me waiting.
I haven't seen you in a while.

Oh! There she goes!

WOMAN:
So, what are you up to?

TRENCH: Aw, you know.

Just getting ready.

Getting ready.

TRENCH: Pull away!
Open opposing doors!

WOMAN: He got up at five,
so he's... He's tired.

BABY: Da-da, I love you.

MULE: I love you.
Can you see me?

TRENCH: You knew
I was gonna call you,

and you have on
your cleaning sweats?

WOMAN: I have
something else on...

TRENCH: Oh, you do?
Oh! What was that?

What do you got?
Oh! Let me see.

WOMAN: You need to beg.

TRENCH: I need to beg?

MULE: Hey, Pop!

You had on the space glasses.

DAD: We might need a spaceship
if you keep clowning me.

TRENCH: Open opposing doors!
STUNNER: Spread out!

Clear, clear, clear!

WOMAN: I love seeing you,

but, you know, you really
need to cut your hair.

I'm gonna cut your hair for you.

CHERRY: They like me to look
like the bad guys over here,

so I get to grow it
any way I want.

SAUCE: You know, just doing
a lot of training.

WOMAN: You look bigger already.

SAUCE: They've been
working me out a lot lately.

MAN: Ain't nothing wrong
with working like a dog.

It makes you appreciate
the good things in life.

TRENCH: Close door right!

SAUCE: Breach!

TRENCH: Oh, yes.

GIRLFRIEND: You like?

TRENCH: I love.

MAN: When you coming home?

TRENCH: Three! Two! One!

Execute!

MULE: I'll be home soon.

I can't really tell you much
about what we're doing,

but we're doing
a lot of training.

Uh, a lot of shootin',
and, um...

you know, we'll be home soon.

WOMAN: Okay.
Are you staying safe?

Being careful?

CHERRY: I got the best men
in the military backin' me up.

It's not gonna be a problem.

WOMAN: Thank you
for what you're doing.

All my friends thank you
for what you're doing.

SAUCE: Well, thank you, guys.
We appreciate that.

That's nice to hear.

LT. COMMANDER: Nice.

WOMAN: I really want you
to take care of yourself.

CHERRY: Yes, ma'am.

Yes, ma'am.

TRENCH: That's what I miss.

MAN: Hang tough
and mind your details,

and if nothing else,
keep an eye on your six

so that nothing happens to you
on the dark side.

Look after the best part.

MULE: Yes, sir.

SAUCE: Tell everybody
I miss 'em and I love them,

and I can't wait
to call you guys again.

MAN: You take care.

MULE: All right.
I love you, Pop.

GIRLFRIEND: I miss you, babe.

Get back, okay?

TRENCH: Okay.

BABY: Bye!

MULE: Bye, baby.

WOMAN: I love you.

BABY: Bye. Bye.

TRENCH: Bye-bye.

WOMAN: Bye.

STUNNER: You know, in our world,
we really have two families.

You have your actual family
and your teammates.

I mean, we're gone
300 days a year.

Truth is, we live for it.

We're always wanting that call.

WASEEM: I'll drive this time.

TECHNICIAN: That could be
Bin Laden's wife.

Don't lose 'em.

Let's see if we can get a match.

MALIK: Easy, easy.

Maintain distance.

TECHNICIAN:
We've got an eye on you.

MALIK: Slow down.
Slow. Slow down.

Slow, slow, slow.
Wait. Stop, stop, stop.

WASEEM: You stay with the women.
I'll stay with the car.

TECHNICIAN:
Try to get a closer shot.

We need a positive I.D.

WASEEM: Malik is following
two women on foot.

I am following the car.

TECHNICIAN: I see you both.

We need to see the eyes
to get FRS to work.

Try to get a little closer.

WASEEM: Get aside...
you old man!

Get aside!

[siren]

Hello.
The police are on my tail.

What should I do?

TECHNICIAN: Where's your gun?
WASEEM: It's in the car.

Are you connecting?

TECHNICIAN: She is complying.
We'll take care of it.

TECHNICIAN: Stay calm.
Avoid confrontation.

VIVIAN: Yeah?

TECHNICIAN: One of our assets
was just stopped

by the Pakistani police.

VIVIAN: Get Munter
and Pasha moving.

I don't care what you do.

Just don't let our guys
get swept up.

WASEEM: This is my license, sir.
And this is just for...

I have a passion
for photography.

[speaking foreign language]

WASEEM: That was close.

Thank you.

GUIDRY: Just get him
on the phone.

I don't care what he's doing.
Just get him--we already know.

VIVIAN: We need to get
a green light. Now!

GUIDRY: I'll call you back.

VIVIAN: Being obsessed
with a target

is like having a one-way affair.

It's, um...it's secret,

and you can't stop
thinking about him,

but you're always alone.

The only question is...

how it'll end.

PANETTA: Continue your
interrogation of the data

to see if you can disprove
the theory that he's there.

GUIDRY: We have two agents
whose cover was likely blown.

PANETTA: I thought
we took care of it.

GUIDRY: We don't know.

We don't know
what the fallout is.

We have sources at ISI.

But Al-Qaeda
also has sources there.

Jeez. You'd think
two billion a year

would buy you
a little more allegiance,

but we don't know who's working
for us and sleeping with them.

The longer this goes on, the
greater the chance of a leak.

That's the bottom line.

PANETTA: Across the river,

they still think this is
a circumstantial case.

GUIDRY: Well, it is
a circumstantial case,

but it's a strong
circumstantial case.

We now know that ISI
is watching the compound.

We know that
they're protecting him

or they have him under
house arrest, or whatever.

In either case, that's why
our operatives were followed.

PANETTA: They may be
protecting someone.

We just don't know
who that someone is.

VIVIAN: Um, sorry.

He's a...
he's a 6'5" bearded guy,

doesn't use the phone,
doesn't use the Internet,

doesn't leave the compound
surrounded by a 12-foot wall,

has a known Al Qaeda courier.

So I think we actually
do know who he is.

PANETTA: Who is that speaking?

VIVIAN: Vivian Hollins,
Mr. Panetta.

Senior Counterintelligence
Threat Analyst.

PANETTA: Well, Miss Hollins,

the President
of the United States

is gonna be staking
his presidency on this call.

No one will ever know your name
if it turns out badly.

[dial tone]

GUIDRY: That went well.

VIVIAN: If you do not have

the go-ahead
from the Oval Office,

it's irrelevant.

Anything you've done,
anything you know

is irrelevant at that moment,

and so that is one
of the most frustrating parts

about what I do.

PRESIDENT OBAMA:
At the end of the day,

we cannot say definitively
that Bin Laden is there.

Sending in choppers and actually
putting our guys on the ground

entails some greater risks
than some other options.

But it's important for us
to be able to say

that we definitely got the guy.

GUIDRY: We're a go.

LT. COMMANDER: Stunner?

We're on for tonight.

Tell the team.

LT. COMMANDER:
All right, people, listen up.

We are officially executing
Operation Neptune Spear.

The HVT is Osama Bin Laden.

Code name will be Geronimo.

TRENCH:
What did I tell you, man?

I am clairvoyant.

LT. COMMANDER:
Latest intel tonight

is there are at least
30 people in the compound.

Many of them women and children.

Your job is to secure
and segregate non-hostiles.

I cannot stress this enough!

You must be able to discern
shooters from non-combatants.

As for the primary target,
the preference is no detainees.

FBI and CIA will be on hand
to assist with chain of custody.

F-15 Strike Eagles
will be on station.

There will be two Chinooks
no more than ten mikes out

in case we get in trouble
with the natives.

Apaches will provide
gunship support.

JSTARS will jam Pakistani radar.

If it gets rough,
we fight our way out.

Rangers are sitting right across
the border to help out.

As always, we go in sterile.

If you get killed,
you're stupid.

If you get captured,
you've gotta get killed first.

Make sure your Smart Packs
are back here.

SEAL Team Orange
will ride with Stalker One.

SEAL Team Green, Stalker Two.

Our enemy here is Al-Qaeda.

It's no secret
they are not afraid to die.

Neither are we.

[indistinct talking on radio]

LT. COMMANDER: Tonight...

we know why we are here.

We know who we are.

Tonight we fight for something
truly greater than ourselves.

Tonight we ride.

[knocking]

MALIK: Who is it?

WASEEM: I don't know.

[knocking]

[knocking]

WASEEM: Who is it?

MAN: We're here for Geronimo.

WASEEM: What?

MAN: A game play from Minnesota
is coming over later.

Good news.
We're going hot.

Kill the lights, please.

TECHNICIAN: JSTARS will begin
jamming in one mike.

Strike Eagles are airborne.

Strike Eagles
have reached their ceiling.

PILOT: Departing
friendly airspace.

Here goes.

PILOT: Roger that.

PILOT: You gonna fire up, boys?

PILOT:
Zebra in two mikes.

Dim your lights.

PILOT: Roger,
that's not gonna work.

[indistinct talking
between pilots]

COMMANDER: Check the target.
Three mikes. Good luck.

[dogs barking in distance]

[speaking in foreign language]

[dogs barking]

JSOC COMMANDER: Single uniform,
right side courtyard, not armed.

STUNNER: We started losing
elevation at about 500 feet.

CHERRY:
The motor starts straining,

and then you realize
it's not straining;

it's just actually
not getting any lift.

PILOT: Stalker One
has lost tail rudder.

JSOC COMMANDER: Stalker One,
report. Are you hit?

CHERRY: You see the ground
rushing up at you.

MULE: Brace!

Brace!

TECHNICIAN: Stalker One is down.
Stalker One is down.

GUIDRY:
Eagle Claw all over again.

Son of a bitch!

JSOC COMMANDER: Stalker Two,
use alternate LD.

JSOC COMMANDER:
Stalker One, report.

LT. COMMANDER:
Stalker One on ground.

SOLDIER: Go, go, go!

LT. COMMANDER: We have a chopper
down in the courtyard.

We have prepared for this

and will now be
amending the mission.

STUNNER: Get to the wall!
Everybody line up.

MULE: In position.

STUNNER: Trench!
TRENCH: Break! Return.

LT. COMMANDER: Hold position!

Three, two, one...

execute!

LT. COMMANDER: Come on,
go, go, go!

[indistinct yelling]

[baby crying]

[barking]

Go, go, go, go!

Top floor! Top floor!

TECHNICIAN: Pakistani assets
are outside the compound

on crowd control.

MALIK: Put the lights up!
Put the lights up, please!

TECHNICIAN: JSTARS reports
Pakistani police chatter.

STUNNER: Cease fire!
Cease fire! Cease fire!

I need eyes on that target.

We don't know
who else is in that room!

[crying and screaming]

STUNNER:
Open and close the doors!

TECHNICIAN:
Paki jets are still grounded.

STUNNER: Closed door right.

TRENCH: Open door! Open door!

TRENCH: Unknowns coming out!
Unknowns coming out!

MULE: Come on out!

[speaking foreign language]

[crying]

[speaking foreign language]

SAUCE: Unknowns coming out.

Come out, come out.
It's okay, it's okay, it's okay.

[crying]

TECHNICIAN: Paki police
are Oscar Tango Mike.

[men talking
in foreign language]

[siren]

SOLDIER: Breach!

SOLDIER: One.

Fire!

MAN: What happened?

WASEEM: What happened?
Even I don't know.

MALIK: That's because
you make 20 rupees a day.

Call Superintendent
Mohammad Rafique and ask him.

He will fill you in.

TECHNICIAN:
Pakistani jets are scrambling.

SOLDIER: Curtain!

SOLDIER: Hold!

SOLDIER: Come out now!

Let me see your hands!
Let me see your hands!

[speaking foreign language]

SOLDIER: Move! Move!
Move! Move! Move!

Clear! Clear!

MULE: Hands! Hands!
Let me see your hands!

SOLDIER: Moving up!

SOLDIER: Unknowns coming out!

TECHNICIAN:
Pakistani jets are airborne.

GUIDRY: Where's our DoD Rep?

TECHNICIAN:
Eagles en route to intercept.

STUNNER: Khalid.

Khalid.

SOLDIER: Khalid is down!

Closed door left!

[dog barking]

[man speaking
foreign language]

TECHNICIAN: Pakistani jets
are closing in.

JSOC COMMANDER: Pakistani jet,
return to base

or you will be engaged.

Pakistani jet, return to base
or you will be engaged.

Pakistani jets
are breaking away.

Pakistani jets are
breaking away.

Pakistani jets are
returning to their airbase.

[yelling]

TRENCH: Closed door left!
MULE: Closed door right!

LT. COMMANDER: Get down!
Get down! Get down!

LT. COMMANDER:
For God and country,

Geronimo is KIA.

[weak laughter]

CHRISTIAN: Oh, my God!

PRESIDENT OBAMA: Tonight I can
report to the American people

and to the world

that the United States
has conducted an operation

that killed Osama Bin Laden,

the leader of Al-Qaeda,

and a terrorist
who's responsible for the murder

of thousands of innocent men,
women, and children.

A small team of Americans
carried out the operation

with extraordinary
courage and capability.

STUNNER: Gather everything up.
Take what you can carry, boys.

Come on, let's go.
We're outta here in five.

Trench, we need to
blow this bird.

We're not leaving them behind.

PRESIDENT OBAMA:
After a fire fight,

they killed Osama Bin Laden and
and took custody of his body.

LT. COMMANDER:
Get that medic over here.

Pull that DNA sample.

PANETTA: Give your team
my congratulations.

GUIDRY: I will.

PANETTA: Is Miss Hollins there?

GUIDRY:
As a matter of fact, she is.

PANETTA: Let me have
a word with her.

GUIDRY: It's for you.

VIVIAN: Hello?

PANETTA: Miss Hollins,
this is Leon Panetta.

VIVIAN: Hello, Mr. Panetta.

PANETTA: Good work.
You called this a long time ago.

VIVIAN: Oh. I appreciate it.
It's been a long journey.

PANETTA: Yes, it has.

And you've been
a big part of it.

VIVIAN: Thank you, so much.
PANETTA: Thank you.

VIVIAN: There aren't
many moments in life

when you get to realize

that everything you've
sacrificed for a goal

was worth it.

Because that goal
is so much...

is so much bigger

and so much
more important than...

than any individual.

PRESIDENT OBAMA:
Tonight we give thanks

to the countless intelligence

and counter-terrorism
professionals

who worked tirelessly
to achieve this outcome.

The American people
do not see their work,

nor know their names,

but tonight,
they feel the result.

We give thanks for the men who
carried out this operation,

for they exemplify
the professionalism, patriotism,

and unparalleled courage of
those who serve our country.

And they are part
of a generation

that has borne
the heaviest share of the burden

since that September day.

As a country,
we will never tolerate

our security being threatened,

nor stand idly by when
our people have been killed.

We will be relentless
in defense of our citizens.

We will be true to the values
that make us who we are.

And on nights like this one,
we can say to those families

who have lost loved ones
to Al-Qaeda's terror,

justice has been done.

STUNNER: You know,
looking into everyone's eyes,

you could see that none of this
had sunk in yet.

But then you remember

the thousands
of people across the world

who sacrificed to get us here.

CHERRY: It was Skipper who took
them two women to the ground.

If they'd had a suicide vest,

he was gonna
take the blast himself...

to protect us.

STUNNER: You know, a lot
of people had their doubts...

If he was there...

If we could pull it off...

And the fact is that he was
and we did.

[cheering]

CHERRY: It's a good day
to be a SEAL.

It's...

it's a good day
to be an American.

[cheering]

THE END
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