All language subtitles for Suits.S07E09.BDRip.x264

Louis: Why did your last
boyfriend break up with you?

He asked you to choose
between him and Harvey.

Who did you choose? Harvey.

Because you love
him. It is not that simple.

You don't have a boyfriend, but the
one you did wouldn't share you with him.

Jessica: Your honor.
Please. I just need a...

Do you love Harvey specter?

Mark, ifyou're married, why did
you agree to have lunch with me?

I thought it's
just lunch, and...

This hasn't felt likejust
lunch and you know it.

What are you doing here?

I've worked at Columbia
for the past six months.

My fiance lives in the city
and I wanted to be with him.

I know how to stop frank gallo
from testifying.

But my dad isn't gonna be
the only one who doesn't like it.

Why not?

Because it involves impugning
his integrity and doing it through me.

I'm not going back to
Connecticut until Saturday.

I'll be staying at the Carlyle
for the next two nights.

I want your body one last time
before I walk down that aisle.

I didn't know if you'd come.

I can't do this.

I didn't know if you'd come.

How could I not?

Home wrecker.

What?

I said, shame.

All: Shame.

Shame. Shame. Shame.

Shame. Shame. Shame. Shame.

Shame. Shame. Shame. Shame.

Shame. Shame. Shame. Shame.

Shame. Shame.
Shame. Shame. Shame.

Shame. Shame.
Shame. Shame. Shame.

Thank god you are here.

I need you to call
lipschitz right now

and tell him I can't
make it in today, I'm sick.

Gretchen: What do
you mean you're sick?

I mean I'm deathly ill.

I can't make it in there
no matter what he says.

Louis, I don't mean to
get up in your business,

but the time you
spend with that man

is the most important part
of your week.

And by your week,
I mean my week.

Okay, I don't care
whose week it is,

I can't see him today.
I'm too busy.

Busy. Lthought you were sick.

I am. Sick and busy.

And I have a desk full of things

I need to get to,
especially this.

You don't even
know what that is.

How dare you.

I know what's going on
with every case on my desk.

And what I know is
this case needs my help.

Now, call lipschitz

and leave me to my
business and one more thing...

Take game of thrones off my
to-do list for the rest of its run.

Brian, I'm sure
you're doing just fine

on whatever
the hell case this is.

But I just thought I'd check in

and for whatever reason
Gretchen happens to ask,

you tell her that's
exactly what I did.

Okay? Good talk.

Actually,
there's a problem with it.

And I could
really use your help.

What's the problem?

It's our nipples. They're
almost exactly the same.

Our what now?

Our client, perfect baby.

Yes, those kind of nipples. Not
the kind that I was just this morning...

Never mind. Um...
What were you saying?

There's an overlap
between our pacifier

and the pacifier sweetie pie
baby is about to take to market.

I notified them, but they're
giving me the runaround.

So I thought
maybe if you called...

Wait, what do you
mean "runaround"?

I've been trying to set a
meeting for almost two months,

but they keep pushing.

Son of a bitch! We need
to get over there right away.

What? Why?

Because if we
notify them of overlap,

but we don't follow
up within 60 days,

we lose the right to sue them
for patent infringement.

Oh, my god. Exactly.

Now, let's go
tell these assholes

if they think they're gonna rip
our nipples off without a fight,

they got another thing coming.

What are you
doing in here, Mike?

I haven't had a chance to
enjoy my morning latte in weeks.

You seen this morning's journal?

There's a new deputy ag.
He's won 15 cases in a row.

He's making it his mission
to clean up wall street.

What does that
have to do with us?

You're gonna take him on.

Excuse me?

You're gonna pick
a fight with this guy

and you're gonna
clean his clock.

Mike, I appreciate
yourconfidence in my ability,

but what exactly
is going on here?

Harvey, when I got
back here, you set out

to show the world
that you're not Jessica.

And three seconds later,
I put you on the defensive

and you've
been there ever since.

Mike... just listen to me.

Jordan might've been one of the
best defensive players of all time,

but that's not what
people remember him for.

So, you're telling me it's time
to put the ball in my hands.

I'm telling you that
you take on this hotshot,

you show the world
that you can take on anyone.

That's a great idea, Mike,

but the only problem is, he's
not coming after any of our clients,

and I hope you're not suggesting

we put one of them on his radar.

I'm saying we sign a client
that's already on his radar.

Why the he” didn't you
say that in the first place?

I didn't need to,
'cause I already signed them.

Then I guess we pay
this jerk-off a visit

and let him know his winning
streak just came to an end.

See the money,
wanna stay for your meal

get another piece of pie
for your wife

everybody wanna know how it feel

everybody wanna see
what it's like

I'll even eat a bean pie
I don't mind

me and missy is so early

busy, busy making money

all right!

All step back I'm 'bout to dance

the greenback boogie

you know, I was thinking
about joining a place like this.

The truth is,

I've never been a fan of losers

sweating together
in a confined space.

Unless it's in a courtroom and
you're the one making them sweat.

I see my reputation precedes me.

Well, I'm aware of your
reputation now, specter.

So why don't you tell me
what the hell you're doing here?

Then you're also aware that
I don't like to waste my time

or my client's money.

So why don't you
drop your bullshit case

against elmont investments
right now?

Since when are you
representing elmont investments?

Since they realized they were
being railroaded by a showboater

and that they needed a real
lawyer to put him in his place.

Is that a fact?

Yes, it is.

Well, it looks to me like you
had to bring your little buddy here

because you're too scared to
go up against me by yourself.

Yeah, he's not
really scared of anyone.

And for your information,
until about 10 minutes ago,

he had no idea who you were.

Bullshit. He knows
exactly who I am.

We worked in the same
damn office for three years.

What the hell are you
talking about? What?

You really don't
remember me, do you?

No, I don't.

Well, let me ring a be” for you.

My name is Andrew Malik.

And while you were kissing
Cameron Dennis's ass

working on high profile cases,

I was three doors down,
working till 2:00 in the morning

putting the real criminals away.

And you may not have
remembered me then,

but you're sure as he”
going to remember me now.

Andrew: What are you
doing in here? Nothing.

Harvey asked me to put this
on Cameron's desk.

Of course he did. Cameron and
Harvey are like father and son.

And you and Harvey are like...

Well, you know what.

No, I don't, actually.
Why don't you tell me?

Forget it. I'm not
gonna forget it, Andy.

And I'm not gonna let you
make a false accusation

like that and get away with it.

How about this accusation?

It's past 8:00,
and I'm still here working.

Cameron will never see that

because he's probably out
getting a drink with your boss.

Well then maybe
you should realize

that working hard isn't the
only thing that matters in life.

No, what should matter is
that you care about what you do.

And Cameron loves Harvey.

So, he can't see the truth
that's in front of his face.

And what truth is that?

That there is no way that Harvey
specter will be here forever.

Well, I'll be here forever.

And I don't care
how tight they are,

or how tight the two of you are.

I will outlast you
all as a prosecutor.

Rachel: There you are. I
was looking all over for you.

What for?

Well, I know you were being a little
secretive about your date last night.

But I care about you and I
wanted to know how it went.

It didn't.

But you said...
I know what I said.

I wanted a night to just
feel good about myself.

But I realized that last night wasn't
gonna do that. So, I called it off.

Oh... I'm sorry.

Do you wanna talk about it?

No, Rachel. I don't.

I'm sorry, I think you
have the wrong office.

Louis: Oh, we're
in the right office.

In fact, we were supposed
to meet three weeks ago,

but you asked to reschedule
and never did.

You're from Pearson specter.

Pearson specter litt.

And according to Brian,
he's been trying

to meet with you
for quite some time.

Yes, we've been
a bit busy, so...

Yeah, busy trying to douche
our client out of their money.

And if you think
we're letting you

go to market with
your rip-off nipple,

you're even dumber than the
babies that buy your crappy diapers.

We're not shelving
our new product.

Brian: In that case,
we'll take you to court,

and it'll end up
being shelved anyway.

Or you can admit you infringed
on our design and cut us in for 60%.

We didn't infringe on
anything, and if you think we did

then you don't know a thing
about the market you represent.

Not know the market?

For your information,
I've got a newborn.

And if itweren't
for our pacifiers,

I wouldn't have gotten what
little sleep I have in the last month.

Then I guess you're an even
shittier father than you are a lawyer

becauseifyou can't put a
baby down without a pacifier,

then you don't have a chance
in hell against us in court.

What did you just say?

I said you don't know what
you're doing as a father or a lawyer.

How dare you. I don't give
a shit what you think.

We're not taking 60%. We're
gonna sue your ass into the ground.

And as soon as I get back to my
office, I'm filing a restraining order

to stop you from ever taking
your fraudulent product to market,

you lying sack of shit.

All right, why don't you say
what's on your mind?

Who says there's
anything on my mind?

There's always
something on your mind.

The only time it doesn't
pop right out of your mouth

is when you're not
sure you should say it.

Look, I was just
thinking if I'd known

there was a personal
history with this guy,

I wouldn't have
picked this case.

Yeah, if I'd known there was a
personal history with this guy,

you wouldn't have had to.

Harvey, listen to me.

I took on the prison case
and it almost ripped us apart.

I took on this
to make up for that.

I don't want it to
do the same thing.

What makes you think you know
what this case is gonna do?

I don't know exactly
what it's gonna do.

But I know it's personal with
this guy and that never ends well.

You still have time to get out.

Donna: Mike's right, Harvey.

You do not wanna go
up against this man.

I don't even remember this guy.
You expect me to run scared?

Well, I remember him. You acted
like he didn't exist for three years.

But he is sneaky
and he is conniving

and now he's got the power of
the ag's office behind him.

I don't care what office he has.

The only reason he remembers
me and I don't remember him

is he sucked and I was awesome.

And if you're telling me
that between then and now

I've stalled and he's
skyrocketed, I'm not buying it.

I think what
Donna's trying to say

is that this guy
is like Louis litt

and Elliott stemple
rolled into one.

And if you can avoid a
fight with him, you should.

Well, I can't avoid a fight with
him because we just picked one.

And despite what you both
seem to think, I can handle him.

Well, you're gonna
get your chance.

'Cause he just
subpoenaed our new client.

Louis, I'm so sorry. I didn't
mean to fly off the handle like that.

What, are you kidding? That was
the best thing I've seen in weeks.

So, you're not mad?

Mad? I'm blown away.

It was like watching a fierce,
manly butterfly

emerge from its
pussy little cocoon.

Where the hell did
that Brian come from?

I don't know. I guess you can
say a lot of things about me,

but when you insult my
ability as a father...

It brings out the lion in
you. Something like that.

But I promise,
it won't happen again.

But I want it to happen again.

In fact, when you draft
the restraining order,

I want you picturing that
asshole laughing to his buddies

about what
a shitty father you are.

Think about it when you're
writing the opening,

think about it in the middle,

and definitely think about it
when you write the close.

Because mufasa Brian is the only
Brian I want to see from now on.

Harvey: Let's get on with
this. My client's a busy woman.

Apparently she's
too busy to realize

shejust hired a firm that's
willing to sell out their own clients.

What the hell are
you talking about?

Oh, come on.

You must be aware of what
happened with William sutter.

What happened was
Harvey got him a better deal

than anyone could have
under the circumstances.

Andrew: Is that what you call
sending him to prison?

A great deal?

I hope there's more
to your legal strategy

than talking shit
about my firm, Andy.

Oh, I see you asked
someone who I was.

Took a while to find someone
who actually remembered.

Now, ask my client
an actual question

or I'm shutting
this down right now.

Okay, here's one.

Mrs. Stanger, why don't you
tell me why one of your divisions

suddenly needed to be sold
on December 31st at 11:53 pm?

We finally got the offer
that we'd been waiting for.

An offer worth eight
million less than the last one.

Mike: Last time I checked,

being a deputy ag
doesn't make you

an expert in wholesale shipping.

No, but it sure as
he” makes me an expert

on executives locking in
their bonuses illegally.

That is not... he's
baiting you. Don't respond.

I'm not baiting. I'm deposing.

Then why don't you ask a
goddamn question based on evidence

and save your speeches
for outside the courthouse?

Did you knowingly defraud your
shareholders to inflate your own bonus?

Don't answer that.

Did you inform your
board of directors

that you were taking
a below-market offer?

Don't answer that either.

You're getting a lot of,
"don't answer that question."

I can see why they're
worth the big bucks.

Harvey: Listen to me, asshole.
My client's innocent.

And you come at her
with nothing but innuendo,

she's taking the fifth.

Well, let me tell you
something that you may

not know since you
left being a prosecutor.

Innocent people
never take the fifth.

And if you try that, I'll put
the criminal case on hold,

I'll bring the board up
on civil charges,

and believe me,
they'll roll over on her

before I'm finished
offering them the chance.

Can he do that?
Andrew: Yes, I can.

And for the record, I don't give
a shit if you're innocent or not.

You are going to prison.

How's that for making
an impression, Harvey?

Dad.

What are you doing here?

I was in the neighborhood.

I realized I haven't
seen your office

since you became
a member of the bar.

Well, that's sweet, but my
office hasn't changed one bit,

so why don't you tell me
what you're really doing here?

I came to tell you that was
one hell of a move you made,

using my own daughter against
me with the reform corp. Case.

I'm not just your daughter.
I'm a lawyer.

That's why I'm here.
I wanna work with you.

I don't follow.

Rachel, frank gallo wanted
to connect with his daughter

and waited until
it was too late.

I don't wanna make
that same mistake.

And I appreciate that, dad.

But I've also made it really clear
that I wanna make my own way.

I'm not talking about
you switching firms.

I'm talking about a pro bono.

Now, I know you did one
with Jessica last year.

I thought maybe it was time
you did one with me.

What kind of case?

Predatory lending.

They're taking advantage
of people of color.

I'd really like that.

But I have to clear
itwith Harvey first.

No, you don't.

I told the man I wanted to
work with my family and he said,

"of course, Robert. How
can I stand in the way of that?"

Well, in that case, I think we
should head back to your office

and get ready to
show those bastards

what the team of
Zane and Zane can do.

Hey. We need to talk.

No, we don't. I just got off the
phone with the last board member.

We need to get 'em in a room
and lock 'em down

before Malik gets a chance
to issue subpoenas.

Harvey, you heard him.
It's not gonna be enough.

What are you saying?

I'm saying that we cut a deal
to pay a fine while we still can.

Are you kidding me?

Listen to me, I saw the
look on that woman's face.

She did it, and
the board's gonna know it.

The second that
he makes this civil,

they're gonna turn on her,
just like he said.

I get what this is.

What the hell are
you talking about?

You brought me this to make
up for your pro bono fixation

messing with my business.

And now you found
out that she's guilty,

so you wanna cut and run
'cause it goes against yourcode.

Bullshit.

I knew she was guilty
the second I signed her.

Harvey, we're not talking about

some chemical company
causing cancer.

We're talking
about one rich person

stealing money from
other rich people.

I'm saying that we cut a deal
because he's got us.

He doesn't have shit because
she didn't give him anything.

But that doesn't matter to him,
and it's not gonna matter to a jury

because she's guilty
whether we like it or not.

What did you just say?
I said she's guilty.

No, you said it
doesn't matter to him.

But she doesn't matter to him
and we got him on tape admitting it.

Malik's not just
some corporate lawyer.

He's a public servant,
andlastlchecked,

public servants are supposed to
give a shit if someone's guilty or not.

Holy shit. We've got him.

Ms. Sonowski?
My name's Rachel Zane,

this is my father, Robert Zane.

Did we have an appointment?
Because I have a full schedule today.

Then you're gonna
have to clear it

because this lawsuit just
became your number-one priority.

A discrimination suit.
This is unbelievable.

What's unbelievable
is that your bank thought

they could rip people off for
years without anyone noticing.

Let me guess, you're
gonna slap me with this

and turn around 15 seconds
later tell me you wanna settle.

I don't wanna settle anything.
I wanna depose your ceo.

Well, that's not gonna happen.

Bullshit it's not.
This is a legitimate lawsuit.

Then why don't we skip the part

where you punch me
and I counterpunch you

and you go ahead and give me
your bottom-line number right now.

One. One what?

One son of a bitch who's
been screwing over people.

That's my number. And I want
the man's head on a platter.

Then I guess
I'll see you in court.

Because I'm not gonna let you
depose my boss without a fight.

Okay, gentlemen,
why exactly are we here?

Your honor, we're here because
this is a trumped-up charge

that shouldn't be
allowed to go toward.

If it's so trumped up,
why wouldn't your client

answer a single
question about it?

Because it's herjob
to protect her company,

not offer up information
to be used against it.

Bullshit. All your client cares
about is protecting her bonus.

And all you care about
is making a name for yourself,

even if it means
taking down innocent people.

Mr. Specter,
I'd think very carefully

before accusing a deputy attorney
general of something like that.

I'm not accusing him
of anything, your honor.

I'm repeating exactly what
he told my client, ontape.

What? That's a lie.

You want us to play it for you?

We have him on tape saying

he doesn't give a shit whether
Janet stanger is innocent or not.

Your honor, that was said
in the heat of the moment.

I did not mean that literally.

You mean you only said it
to intimidate my client.

It wasn't intimidation.
Then what the hell was it?

You piece of shit.
Judge: Mr. Malik.

I like what you've been
doing for wall street.

But I'm not
letting you prosecute

a fabricated case
in my courtroom

just to get another
notch in your belt.

That's not what I'm doing.

Then you have 24 hours
to prove them wrong.

So, I suggest you
stop calling them names

and go find
yourself some evidence.

Louis, that asshole from
cheapskate baby is on line one.

Louis. What'd you say?

I said that sucker that's trying
to rip off our client's calling.

Evidently, he got Brian's tro.

Which means he's about to cry his
eyes out. This is just what I needed.

What line did you say? One.

Hank, I understand
you got our tro.

I sure as hell did.

Well, I assume
you're calling to beg me

to let you keep
a piece of your product.

Well, sorry to tell you, buddy.
That's not gonna happen.

Why don't I hear crying?

You didn't read that thing before
your associate sent it over, did you?

Well, of course I read it.

What kind of idiot doesn't read a
document before sending it over?

The kind that just
opened the door for us

to countersue
the shit out of him.

Because he was too
busy thinking about

the woman he's
never going to marry.

What did you just say?

I said I'm Sheila's fiance
and I know you slept with her.

And even now, you're thinking
about sneaking around and...

You don't understand,
it was just...

A one-time thing?

You could've ruined my life,
you selfish son of a bitch.

But I love Sheila,
so if you think this is

gonna stop us from
getting married, it's not.

I'm sorry.

I didn't mean to.

It doesn't matter
whether you meant it or not.

If you think this is gonna
stop us from going to market,

you're an even shittier lawyer than
that sorry excuse for an associate.

Louis, hey. Don't "hey" me.

Did you file that tro?

Yeah. First thing this morning.

And did you read it
before you did?

Of course.

Then what are you, illiterate?

Because that's the
only reason I can think of

as to why you'd send
a restraining order

that says their product's
inferior to ours.

What? That's right, inferior.

As in different.

No, I couldn't have
used that word.

Well, you could've
ifyou're the world's

worst lawyer,
which you apparently are.

Because you just invalidated
our whole goddamn case.

Because if they're different, they
couldn't have violated our patent.

Okay, Louis, I am so sorry.

You told me to think of that guy
laughing at how bad a father I was...

Are you saying this
is my fault? No, I...

Because this is not my fault,
this is your fault.

I know. I am so sorry.

No. What you are
is off this case.

Louis, please.

No. You shut the hell up!

Our client trusted you

with something special,
with something they love.

And then you snuck around
behind their back,

and you did something
stupid and reckless.

And you ruined their life, you
worthless, selfish son of a bitch!

Your honor, this bank has a
practice of predatory lending.

It starts at the top,

and we can end this whole thing
quickly by deposing their ceo.

They need to end this quickly
because they have nothing.

And if every time
a lawyer wanted to

sit down my client
and depose him,

he'd never be
able to do his job.

What a wonderful argument.
"You can't depose us,

"because we're too busy
screwing over our clients."

Mr. Zane, if you wanna tie up an
important man for hours on end,

you need to show there's
enough evidence to warrant it.

I'll give you evidence,
your honor.

We'll show the jury John Fuller,

who makes $80,000 a year
and has his own business.

And then we'll show
them Meg Grossman,

who makes the same, but has at
least that much in credit card debt.

And then we'll ask the jury who
they would give the better mortgage to.

And we're willing to bet that
all 12 would pick Mr. Fuller.

Which is who his bank
would've picked

if he weren't African American.

Your honor, they're picking
two cases. Two out of 100.

And I'm sure
there's an explanation.

Then get your goddamn ceo
in here to give it.

That's enough, Mr. Zane.

I'm willing to let
you build a case,

but I need evidence
your claims are true

before I'm gonna let you
figure out who to blame.

Your honor...

You can start by
deposing the loan officers.

But unless there's enough
there to make a case,

that's all you're gonna get.

Gretchen, what the hell
are you doing here? Get out.

I'm not going anywhere.

You had no business
treating that boy like that.

Well, you know what? If all
you're gonna do is judge me,

as far as I'm concerned, Brian's
not the only one lucky not to be fired.

What did you say to me?
You heard me.

Back off or you're gone.

Then you better hear this.

You say those kids
are your children.

Well, a father doesn't
treat his children that way.

You don't know what you're
talking about. The hell I don't!

You were nasty and abusive.

And if he were your son, I'd be
calling child services right now.

Well, he's not my son!

He's a lawyer and this is
none of your goddamn business.

None of my business?

Watching your back
is my goddamn business.

I don't know what the
hell is going on with you

that you don't wanna
talk to lipschitz about,

but you better
get a handle on it.

Because if you treat
another associate like that,

I will knock you the hell out!

Isn't it a little early
for a victory drink?

Did you see the look
on Malik's face?

I'd say we're
a couple of hours late.

Then I guess I betterjoin you.

'Cause by tomorrow, all
of wall street's gonna know

that Andy Malik went up
against Pearson specter litt

and lost in record time.

Thanks for bringing me
this case, Mike.

You're welcome, Harvey.

And for the record,

I'm sorry I said you
should've thrown in the towel.

It's okay.
I'm sorry you said it, too.

Got an extra glass?
I feel like celebrating, too.

What are you doing here, Malik?

I'm here to deliver this.
What's that?

It's a copy of tomorrow's paper.

I'm required to hand
over all discovery,

and unlike you, I comply
with that requirement.

What's that supposed to mean?

Oh, you'll find out
what it means tomorrow.

Then why did you
come all the way

down here to give
us this tonight?

Because I wanted to see
the look on your face

when I told you that I've got
you, you cocky son of a bitch.

And if you wanna turn on
your recorder, go right ahead,

'causel1lsaythat
right to the camera.

Good night, gentlemen.
Enjoy your drinks.

Donna. I see you're in the same
position as you always were.

And I see you have
the same Harvey-sized

chip on your shoulder
you've always had.

How bad is it? Bad.

They got a smoking gun?

And the bullet
and the body, too.

So, what are you gonna do?

We're gonna find out
what the hell's going on here.

Gretchen: What is that?

My letter of resignation. I'm not
gonna work for a man like that.

A man like what?

Are you kidding me?
I know you saw that.

And I'm not gonna put up
with being bullied by a nutjob.

He's lucky I don't sue him
like everybody else.

Excuse me?

I said, he's lucky I don't
sue him like everybody else.

Well, you know what,
you little pissant?

Why don't you go ahead and try?

Because he will take
your little incompetent ass

and wipe the floor with you.

What?

Did you misunderstand me

the way you misunderstood
the assignment you were given?

Because maybe you
weren't paying attention.

You may have just
cost this firm a client.

Bullshit. He had no right
to treat me that way.

I don't give a shit
what he had a right to.

If you were my son,
I would tell you

this is your case and your mess.

Well, I'm not your son.
And he kicked me off.

And instead of being a baby
and running away,

a man would figure out a way
to stay and clean up.

It's up to you.

But don't you dare talk shit about
my boss to my face ever again.

Well, I hope you're here to tell
me the case is getting dismissed.

We're here to ask you if you
wrote a memo instructing your team

to sell that division
for whatever it takes.

No, I didn't.

Then why the hell does
the journal say you did?

This is ridiculous.

Ridiculous because it isn't true

or because you didn't write it?

I didn't write it.
Harvey: But it is true.

I may have mentioned it
would be in our best interest

if a division was sold
before the end of the year.

But I was never dumb enough
to write it in a memo.

No, you'rejust
dumb enough to put

your interests in
front of your company's.

I am this company.
Our interests are the same.

Or have you forgotten
what side you're on?

We haven't forgotten anything.

But we can't defend you if we
don't have all the information.

Well, now you have it.
I didn't write the memo.

And as I recall, you were the ones
who came knocking on my door.

So instead of coming into my
office in the middle of the night,

why don't you do
your job and stop

this goddamn thing
from getting into court?

Mike: Harvey...

If you're gonna tell me you
don't believe her, you can save it.

I'm not gonna tell you that.

Why not?

Because when a client
says they're guilty,

I believe them when they say
that's not the gun that they used.

Then what were you gonna say?

I think he brought us that paper

to send us on a wild goose chase

trying to figure out
where that memo came from.

Why would he wanna do that?

Because he doesn't
actually have it.

And he wanted to take
our eyes off the ball.

I don't get it. What ball?

The ball that
says he's gonna try

and use that article as evidence

to get the memo that
he doesn't have admitted.

He can't do that.

The rules of evidence say that if
that thing exists and he doesn't have it,

he can't even
submit a copy of it,

let alone an article
referring to it.

And that, Harvey, is the ball
he's trying to keep our eyes off of.

That means all we have to do is
show up at court tomorrow and stop him.

That's pretty good, Mike.
I gotta say, I'm impressed.

I'm impressed you remember
the rules of evidence.

I am a lawyer, you know.

To tell you the truth, between
the hair and the short hours,

I kind of forget it sometimes.

I don't even know
what that means.

I'm pretty sure you
know what that means.

Good night, Michael.
Night, Harvey.

Okay, let's go over the plan.

Okay, we make every
one of these loan officers

think that we've seen
their records.

And if they're not willing to
admit this came from the top,

we're gonna show that
they did this all on their own.

In which case,
we report them to hud

and they never
work in banking again.

Good. Good.

You know, the last time we worked
together on something like this was...

When you helped me
with model UN.

I was Switzerland.

And as I recall,

Switzerland's never
kicked so much ass.

I'm glad you put off
that wedding.

What?

I thought you liked Mike.

I do.

But you put it off
to spend time on your career.

And because of that, I'm
spending time with you right now.

Louis. I'm glad you're here.

I'm glad you're here, too.
Brian, I...

I wanna say I'm sorry.

You don't have to apologize.

You were right. I messed up the
case. But I wanna show you this.

How'd you come up with this?

The truth? I was pissed off
and I couldn't stop thinking

about how you keep treating us
the same way over and over again.

And then I got to thinking,
most people have a pattern.

And most companies do, too.

Exactly.

Brian, this is
an amazing amount of work.

I stayed up all night doing it.

But I thought you take
the night shift with your son.

Usually, but I told my wife
she'd have to take it last night

because I don't like being
accused of being a bad father.

But I won't abide it
making me a bad lawyer.

I don't understand.

How does that make
you a bad lawyer?

I am not saying it's your fault.

Butwhen I pictured him
laughing at me, I lost control.

And iwrote the word inferior
because I was lashing out at him.

Because the truth is,
I'm afraid I am a bad father.

You're a good father, Brian.

How can you know that?

Because I do.

And I know what's it like

to let your insecurities get in
the way of your work, believe me.

But right now, we're gonna
channel the shit out of our insecurities

and go spank these
nipple-stealing motherfuckers.

Okay.

Your honor, you gave me 24 hours

to introduce evidence
that I have a case.

Well, I would like to
introduce this document.

Your honor,
he's about to introduce

an article that says my client
directed an illegal sale of a company.

Well, I have a copy of
that article right here

and unless he has the
actual memo it refers to,

this article itself
is inadmissible.

Let me see that.

Your honor, Mr. Specter's right,

I do not have the memo
that he's referring to.

But since he brought it up,

the reason that I would like
to have entered that article

is to show the court that that
memo existed and he buried it.

What? Judge: Mr. Malik,
that's an outrageous claim.

What's outrageous is that he's done
it before and he's still practicing law.

Okay, that is a lie and I want
that stricken from the record.

It's not a lie. I can
prove it. Bullshit.

Judge:
Mr. Specter, that's enough.

If Mr. Malik can't
back up his allegation,

he'll be held in
contempt of court.

But in my experience, old
dogs don't learn new tricks.

So, if he can prove it,

that combined with
this article will give me

reason to believe that
you've done it again.

We'll reconvene in two days.

What the hell is
he talking about?

Mike: Whatever it is,
I swear to you

that when the dust settles,
we'll still win this thing.

You son of a bitch.
You got nothing on me

because there's nothing to have.

Oh, I've got plenty.

The only question is,
which of the many

times that you've
crossed the line

am I planning on
exposing to the world?

I hope you don't mind.
I'm returning the favor.

You better not be
in here to yell at me.

I'm not. I'm here to tell
you that you were right.

And I'm sorry I yelled
at you, Gretchen.

And I'm also sorry I told
you to cancel lipschitz.

I mean, that was the
dumbest thing I've ever said.

No, Louis, the dumbest
thing you've ever said

was when you ordered me to adopt

a family of siamese
cats for the office.

But you didn't do that.

And I didn't cancel
lipschitz either.

I moved him to 6:00 tonight.

6:00? I'll never make it
over there, it's too late.

Then it's a good thing
I convinced him to come here.

Thank you, Gretchen.

And for the record,
I would never fire you.

I know, Louis.

I know.

Rachel: Ms. Davies?

You look surprised.

We have the time right,
don't we?

Yes, you do.

Rachel: Before we get started,
I would just like to point out

we're not just here to
getjustice for our clients.

We're also here to protect you.

Careful, Lisa, they're
trying to get your trust

before they stab you
in the back.

We're not stabbing anyone.

We have 123 plaintiffs

who were all steered into
higher-rate mortgages,

all of whom happen
to be people of color.

And what exactly
is your question?

We wanna know who gave
your client the goddamn mandate.

There is no mandate.

Justbecause
it's not written down

doesn't mean
it's not understood.

I've been a loan officer
at avon for 10 years.

Our lending process doesn't
allow for discrimination.

How is that possible?

A computer program strips
out race, gender and photos

before approval officers
ever see the application.

Bullshit. Then why even ask
for those things in the first place?

Because we have to protect
against identity fraud.

And none of that stops the boss

from telling you to deny number
512 their rightful mortgage.

Because he's
a predatory piece of shit

and he's using fools like you
to cover his own ass!

Excuse me? Dad.

How can you work
for a man like that?

I would never work for a place
that engaged in discrimination,

and I am more than happy
to say that on the stand.

Well, you're gonna
get your chance,

because something
is going on here

and I'm gonna get
to the bottom of this.

We're done here.
Bullshit we're done.

We have five more
people to depose.

And they're gonna say the
exact same thing Lisa just did,

but I'm not gonna
give you the chance

to treat them the way
you just treated her.

What I am gonna do is petition the
judge to have this case thrown out.

Don't tell me you still want me to
give up, because even if I wanted to...

That's not what I'm here to say.

We need to figure out
what case he's talking about.

I know what case. He worked
in the da's office 10 years.

He's talking
about Clifford danner.

Harvey, that doesn't
make any sense.

You didn't suppress that
evidence, Cameron Dennis did.

Malik doesn't give
a shit about that.

I was the prosecuting attorney.

I should've known what was
happening with my own case,

which means we're screwed.

Unless... unless what?

Unless we can get Cameron Dennis

to admit that he
buried the evidence

and that you
didn't know about it.

Mike, there's no way
Cameron's gonna admit to that.

Wait a second. What?

There's also no way he'd set
me up for something I didn't do.

Which means
we need to figure out

how Malik's gonna make it look
like I suppressed that evidence.

He's gonna subpoena the
one other person who was there

when you put
Clifford danner away.

Yes.

He's calling me to
the stand in two days.

Then we need to
get you prepared.

And we need to do it
in front of an audience.

You're talking
about a mock trial?

No way, I'm not
putting Donna through that.

Harvey, Mike's right.

But you're not
the one who has to

put me through it,
it has to be Louis.

Donna, you know what happened
last time Louis did that.

Yes, I do. He was brutal.

Which is exactly what
Andy Malik's gonna be.

So, either you can
tell Louis or I will.

But either way,
it's gotta be him.

Donna, even if I said yes,

last time Louis did that,
it made him sick.

He's not gonna
wanna do that again.

Mike: He won't want to.

But he will.

Well, thanks for
meeting me here.

Well, when you
put off our session,

I knew you must be in the
middle of something important.

That's not why I put it off.

What happened, Louis?

You remember Sheila?

Yeah, of course.

She was the subject
of many of our conversations.

Yeah, well, the long and short
of it is she's getting married.

And before she does, she wanted
to have one last night with me.

And I didn't tell you about it

because I was afraid
that you would judge me.

Louis, it doesn't matter
what I think of your actions.

What do you think?

She said it would free her
to live her life.

And I want her to be happy with
her life, even if it's not with me.

Then your heart is
in the right place.

Louis: Don't you see?
My heart is not the problem.

I can't get her out of my head.

It's Sheila.

It's always been Sheila.

But, Louis, as I recall,

it was you who ended itwith her.

Because I wanted to have a baby.

And she didn't.

And now I'm not
gonna have anything.

Louis, I understand all that.

But from what Gretchen told me,

I think it's time
we figure out a way

for you to stop lashing out
at those around you.

I thought you went
back to your office.

Rachel: No, I didn't.
I thought that I would

give you some time to calm down

and think about telling me the
truth about what is going on here.

Nothing's going on.

Dad, you said that you
wanted to be closer to me.

Now's your chance.

This case isn't
about race or money.

That man who heads up
this company is a predator,

through and through.

And I wanted to get
him back for going after

the one person I should've
helped when I had the chance.

But I didn't. Who?

Twenty-five years ago,
that ceo was a branch manager.

Arthur kitridge.

And your aunt worked for him.

And he made her life
a living hell.

Because she was black?

Because she was beautiful.

He wouldn't leave her alone.

Finally, she threatened to do
something, and he fired her.

And you didn't help her.

I was a young attorney.

Taking on a case like that was
only gonna get me fired, too.

So I told her there
was nothing we could do.

And after that,
her life fell apart.

Dad, why didn't you ever
tell me any of this before?

Because she died a few
years later, and I was ashamed.

And then I watched your fiance
risk his career to help those prisoners

and I knew I had
to do something.

You only knew her later.

But if you had seen her before,

smart, beautiful,
full of life...

She could've been
anything she wanted.

Just like you.

I wish I had known her then.

But, dad, I know that whenever
you set your mind to something,

there is nothing
that can stop you.

So, lsay we take the
night and we regroup.

And tomorrow morning,
we'll find a way.

Harvey: Louis, wait.

Whatever it is, guys,
I can deal with it tomorrow.

It's been an emotional day.

Donna: Unfortunately,
it's not over yet.

I've been subpoenaed by
the Attorney General's office.

Louis:
What are you talking about?

You don't have anything to do
with Harvey's case.

Harvey: She doesn't.

But he wants to use her

to prove that I've
suppressed evidence before

and I'm doing it again.

Did you? No.

Louis, he's gonna question me
about the Clifford danner case

and try to make it look like
Harvey knew what was going on

and so I must've too.

You know what that means.
I need you to prepare me.

Uh-uh.

I don't care. I can't. Louis.

No. Ask Alex to do it, ask Mike.

It has to be you,
you've done it before.

Which is exactly why
I don't wanna do it again.

I'm not doing that
to Donna. Louis!

Look, you told me
you did what you did

because Travis Tanner
doesn't give a shit about Donna

and he was gonna come
after her full bore.

Well, this guy has at least
as much of an axe to grind.

And he worked with us
in the d.A.'S office.

Which means he
knows more about us.

And the only way to protect me
is to prepare me for what's coming.

You are asking me to go
personal again, and I won't do it.

No. Louis, I am asking you

to do whatever you have to do
to protect me again.

And I am telling you
it's okay to do it.

Okay.

But I'm not gonna do anything
until tomorrow.

Because I need to do
something first.

Donna, what are you doing here?

I'm ready to tell you about what
happened on my date the other night.

Well, Mike's still at the office

and we've got the place
all to ourselves, so...

Donna: Do you remember at
Harvey's mock trial a couple years ago

when Louis asked
if! Loved Harvey?

How could I not?

He also asked me about my last
serious boyfriend and what broke us up.

He asked you to choose
between him and Harvey.

And you wouldn't.

Well, I was thinking about
that old boyfriend recently and...

I called him and
we went out to lunch.

And?

It was wonderful.

Until he told me he was married.

And I was about to meet him
at a hotel when I got your text.

And I told him I couldn't.

Why didn't you tell me
about any of this earlier?

I don't know. I guess
maybe iwasjudging myself

and I was afraid that you
were gonna judge me, too.

I would never do that.

I know.

But sometimes it's just easier to push
away the people who care about you

than tell them the real story.

Well, you can push me away
as much as you want.

I'll still be here.

Do you regret it?

Regret what?

Putting Harvey over this guy.

I think maybe I regret
putting Harvey over myself.

Louis, what are you
doing here? It's 11:00 pm.

I came because I knew you
were taking the night shift,

and since you
stayed up all last night,

I thought you might
need a little relief.

Are you sure?

I am. Though I may need a
little help the first half hour.

I don't know, you look
like a natural to me.

You wanna take him? Okay.

Yeah.

Get his head. His head, okay.

You gotta support his head.
There we go.

Austin,
I'd like you to meet Louis.

Austin, it's so nice
to meet you.

Hey, come in.

Hey.

Louis: Do you really think
I'm gonna be a natural?

Yeah, absolutely.

Oh, what do I do?

I don't care.
I'm going to sleep.

No, no, no. What do I do?

Thank you.

It's gonna be okay.

It's gonna be okay.

Hello. I'm Louis.