All language subtitles for POWER - S04 E08 - Se termino (1080p - BluRay)

Ghost". Previously on "Power"...

I'll deliver Julio to you,
and you take him out.

But I have one condition... you don't
make it look like a Toros Locos kill.

So, Tommy, what you, uh, what
you gonna do about a distro, man?

One oi yours, a Toto,

killed my distributor
in cold blood.

I want our old territory back, and I
want six new Toros Locos corners.

Look, man, if this starts a war,
Uriel, we both gonna lose, man.

Rashad Tate.
Councilman in Queens.

And I heard about your interest
in the Minority Trade Commission.

Bailey Markham, Joe.

I think he had evidence that
would convict Egan and St. Patrick.

I think they made him disappear.

She's a fuckin' liar.

- Just like Dad, Uncle Tommy.
- Damn it, 'Riq...

- Get out of my room.
- Ow, Tariq, stop!

I'm your dad.

And I want to meet you.

This is the view
of the main stairs

right before the tape cuts out.

- Is that...
- Fuckin' Mike Sandoval.

Tamara: Hello?

Hey. I-I was
looking for your dad.

I don't want to represent
your husband anymore, Tasha.

But we need you. I need you.

♪ They say this
is a big, rich town a'

♪ I just come from
the poorest part ♪

♪ Bright lights, city
life A' I gotta make it a'

♪ This is where it goes down a'

♪ I just happen
to come up hard a'

♪ Legal or illegal,
baby, I gotta make it ♪

♪ I never took a straight path
nowhere, life's full of twists and turns ♪

♪ Bumps and
bruises, I live, I learn 4'

♪ I'm from that city full of
yellow cabs and skyscrapers a'

♪ It's hard to get a start in
these parts without paper I'

♪ Homie, I grew up in hell,
a block away from heaven ♪

♪ That corner every 15
minutes, they moving seven ♪

♪ Pure snow, bag
it, then watch it go a'

♪ Occupational options,
get some blow or some hos a'

♪ Shoot the ball or the
strap, learn to rap or to jack a'

♪ Fuck it, man, in the meantime,
go 'head and pump a pack ♪

♪ This my regal, royal flow,
my James Bond bounce a'

♪ That 007, that's
62 on my count ♪

♪ I'm an undercover liar,
I lie under the covers ♪

♪ Look a bitch in the eyes
and tell her, "Baby, I love ya" ♪

♪ You're my inspiration,
you're my motivation ♪

♪ You're the reason that I'm
moving with no hesitation ♪

♪ They say this
is a big, rich town a'

♪ Yeah, I just come
from the poorest part ♪

♪ Bright lights, city
life, I gotta make it a'

♪ This is where it goes down a'

- ♪ Oh, yeah ♪
- ♪ Yeah ♪

♪ I just happen
to come up hard a'

♪ Legal or illegal,
baby, I gotta make it ♪

(phone ringing)

(groans)

(phone continues ringing)

(chuckles)

Good morning.

We need to talk. Now.

- You here alone?
- Not anymore.

What's going on, James?

Why'd you feel the need to
come to my apartment this early?

It couldn't wait until later?

When's the last time
you talked to Proctor?

I don't know, uh,
last week maybe?

You wouldn't have heard
of any criminal investigation

involving him, would you?

Proctor?

No, I mean, they're
probably still digging into him

after he was thrown
off of your case,

but I haven't heard anything
about any real charges.

Do you know something
I should know?

No.

It's just that with my case
still pending, of course,

I want to make sure
he's not involved

in something that
could touch us, that's all.

Us?

Well, if you... or I...

Were implicated in anything,

I'm quite sure I would've
heard about it by now.

You want me to make
some phone calls?

- No, don't worry about it.
- All right.

Well, if you don't mind.

Hmm. I didn't know
you had a lady.

(exhales)

I wouldn't call her my lady.

You know how it is these days.

It's a gray area.

Well, if need any help
cleaning up around here,

Tasha can put you in
touch with our housekeeper.

- She's great.
- Nah, I'm good.

Thanks. I'll see you.

You still thinking about
going to war with the Jimenez?

They haven't responded back
with an answer on my offer.

Got me watching my phone like I'm
hoping they gonna ask me to prom.

Look, we just met with them.

Yo, are the Serbians
on board with this?

We handle this right,

Jason ain't got to know nothing.

This is some dirt that we
can clean up ourselves.

And what the fuck are
you questioning me for?

If we don't hear from them by
midnight, you tell everybody to strap up.

Bodies are gonna fuckin' drop.

(sighs) Well, you
know I'm ready.

And the boys will be, too.

Yep.

Three more trucks.
Probably four hours, tops.

All right.

I gotta go, but
I'll hit you later.

Got some shit I gotta do.

(whispers) Fuck.

(cell phone chimes)

Mike.

What're, uh, what
are you doing here?

Yesterday, Mak
brought me in alone.

He said he needed some
final information on Donovan.

Great, they're serious about
looking at Donovan as the mole.

Yeah.

Did you talk to Mak alone, too?

Nah, I haven't.

Why?

Saxe, you and I still
have an agreement

to work with each other, right?

To bring Greg's
real killer to justice.

Come on, Mike, I want
Donovan to pay for what he did

as much as you do.

I find out anything,
I'll let you know.

Okay, we'll talk soon.

(car door shuts)

Tasha.

Hello?

Girl!

I saw you on television.

You sure that was
the right thing to do?

Terry said that it
was important for me

to look like I'm
standing right by Ghost.

So, I did it for the case.

Terry? The lawyer, Silver?

Y'all still talking?

Yeah.

Look, 'Keisha, I gotta
tell you something.

Raina: Mom?

- Hey.
- Hey, sweetheart.

Hey. Um, I want
to show this to you.

Raina.

What happened to your arm?

I just... bumped into
someone at school.

Anyways.

What do you think
about me going there?

- What is this, a school?
- Mm-hmm.

Why do you want to change?

Let me see this.

You can see why
she want to change.

Place looks like
a got damn resort.

- 'Keisha.
- (laughs) Auntie 'Keisha,

- they have really rigorous academics.
- Mm-hmm.

My guidance counselor says
they let a few kids transfer in

over winter break,
or in the spring.

But, baby, I just
don't understand

why would you
want to go to a school

away from your
family all of a sudden?

Raina: I just do.

Will you think about it?

Please?

All right, sure, I Will.

Go ahead, get your
stuff ready for school.

All right. Bye.

Tariq, go ahead
and get your coat.

We're getting ready
to leave in a minute.

(cell phone chimes)

Hey, Mister Steve.

Hey, young lady, good morning.

(distant sirens wailing)

Always good to be
back in the neighborhood.

Of course it is.
Of course it is.

- We ready to start?
- Almost.

Just waiting on one more party.

Oh, I thought it
was just you and I.

Wanted to maximize the optics.

What better way than introducing
you and one of the young kids

you helped save from
the neighborhood?

You're okay with that, right?

(car door shuts)

- Yeah, yeah, great.
- Andre!

- Councilman.
- Mm, thanks for coming down.

- Thanks for having me. James.
- Andre.

So, uh, shall we get started?

- Let's do it.
- Let's go.

So Mike came to
your house last night?

Yes. He talked to my daughter.

Told her not to tell
me that he came by.

He didn't realize that I had
custody of them over the weekend.

He thought I'd be home alone.

Maybe he just wanted
to talk about the case.

- Bullshit.
- He told Mak

that Donovan was
the mole, right?

I think he went
over there to kill you

because dead men can't
exonerate themselves.

Ain't that about
a bitch. Oh, fuck.

Before I came here this morning,

Mike asked if we were
still working together

to prove Donovan is the mole.

- I told him yes.
- You double-crossing piece of shit, man...

No, hey, hey, mistakes
were made, maybe.

But if Angela's right, and he's
looking to kill and frame somebody,

we go to Mak, we better have
enough for an arrest warrant,

or we're all gonna
be on Mike's hit list.

The tape shows him
going up the stairs at Truth.

No angle showing
him with the gun.

No footage of him
planting it in the office.

It's a double, triple
at best, no home run.

Do we have anything else?

Yeah.

I've got something.

(beeping, clicks)

St. Patrick gave me this phone.

It came from a Lobos
contact, Hugo Sanchez.

- What?
- How the fuck did he get it, Angela?

A couple of days
before Greg died,

I called the last number
dialed from this phone.

It was another burner cell.

Someone inside the
Federal Building picked up.

They didn't say anything,
so I couldn't tell who it was.

It wasn't Greg, because he
was in Babylon at the time

with Agent Medina,
interviewing Kate Egan.

And if you didn't have
that phone, Saxe...

- And I didn't.
- It was Mike.

He was working with
Hugo Sanchez for Lobos.

He's the mole, he killed Greg,

and planted the phone
to cover his tracks.

You can't prove that.

Maybe Greg hid it
in his own apartment

because he was the mole.

Yeah, right. He hid it after
he wiped off his own prints.

And then he shot
himself to cover it up.

And then his motherfucking ghost
hid the murder weapon at Truth.

We can't introduce
the phone anyway.

Where'd St. Patrick
get it, Angela?

Did he tell you?

I thought not.

We're saying that a US attorney

worked as a mole for
a Mexican drug cartel,

then murdered an FBI agent,

framed that agent as the mole,

then tried to frame a second
man for the agent's murder.

Yes.

Saxe: Okay, great.

And our evidence is
an inconclusive tape

and a burner cell with a
shaky chain of custody?

Also yes.

If we're right, Sandoval's one of
the biggest criminals in DOJ history,

and we don't have
shit to prove it!

It's not like he's
gonna confess.

So what are we gonna do now?

All right.

Hey, listen, I want to see
you at that next town hall.

Or I'm coming for you.

Hey! How you doing?

Remember, keep the faith!

Bless you. Bless you, sister.

See, we reinvest in a community

by establishing businesses

that are owned by the
people who live here

or businesses that service them.

Now, imagine, health, education,

fitness, arts, all in one.

The Queens Child Project.

- I like that.
- Yeah.

A building that can become the
new after-school hub for our youth.

You got my ear and my full
support. Where can I help?

Well, you know
better than anyone

how difficult business can
be in these neighborhoods.

The problem is, they're
nestled deep in areas

infested by drugs and crime,

crime that only gets worse
and worse by the day.

- Right?
- Yeah.

And now, I have to figure
a way to clean it all up.

The board wants as little resistance
as possible when rebuilding.

But, James, this
is what it's about.

This is our chance
to make a difference.

And it starts now.

An opportunity to rebuild this
community, the community I grew up in?

Come on, I can't
be more excited.

- I'm ready to get both these hands dirty.
- That's what I want to hear.

Uh, listen, if we don't get
rid of these drug dealers,

- no matter what we build...
- (cell phone rings)

It won't be the change
that you and I want to see.

- I'm sorry, I gotta grab this.
- Oh, no.

Yeah, Tate, yeah.

It would've been dope
to have a spot like that

when I was growing
up in the hood, man.

- Yo.
- Listen, Dre.

I don't like surprises. You
can't give me a heads up?

Look, Tate called and
said you'd be cool with it.

Keep the legit
image and all that.

And these D boys,

Los Toros standing on the
same land I traded for Julio?

Yeah. That's them.

How'd Tommy's
meeting go with them?

Look, man, Tommy had
demands that they couldn't approve,

so it led to him meeting
with the Jimenez.

- Tommy met with the Jimenez?
- Yes, yes.

And it didn't go well.

We was asking for territory
and access to the ports in Cali.

Dog, they haven't responded yet,

and Tommy's ready
to strap up right now.

Honestly, I don't think that
Tommy's thinking this through.

- Shit.
- So you need to talk to your mans.

A goddamn war right
now? No good for anybody.

Where's Tommy right now?

(music playing)

Ma!

♪ Delta Dawn, what's
that flower you have on? ♪

- (knocking continues)
- Tommy: Yo, Ma!

♪ Could be a faded rose
from days gone by? ♪

- Tommy: Ma!
- Mm.

All right.

- ♪ And did I hear you say ♪
- (knocking continues)

♪ He was a-meeting
you here today ♪

Turn that fucking shit off.

Two seconds in, you're
gonna start with me?

Can we try to be normal?

- Good morning, son.
- The hell with that.

- (clicks music off)
- (sighs)

Tell me about my father.

Um... okay.

Um, same as I've
always told you.

He left when you were
too young to remember,

and... he died a
short time after.

Where did you meet him?

Atlantic City.

I was dancing at the Tropicana.

I told you this already.

Why do you want to know
about your father all of a sudden?

Because I spoke to some guy
named Tony Teresi last night.

Motherfucker said he was my dad.

He said he met you in A.C.
and that he likes redheads.

That's why I'm asking you, Ma.

(chuckles)

This Teresi,

did he have any
reason to fuck with you?

Yeah, maybe.

That is some sick fuckin' joke!

Maybe he knew your father.

Maybe that talked about me.

I don't know.

But he left us.

And he's dead.

And I don't want you thinking
about it anymore, okay?

I don't know what this
Teresi wants you to do,

but if I were you, I would
stay away from him.

Can I listen to Helen now?

Go ahead.

(cell phone vibrates)

- (clicks music on)
- ♪ Could it be a faded rose... ♪

- (humming)
- Sup, Ghost?

Yeah, fine. I'll be right there.

♪ Hear you say he was
a-meeting you here today ♪

Bye, hon.

♪ To take you to his
mansion in the sky ♪

- I don't know.
- (speaking Spanish)

- No fucking idea.
- They called, I came.

- We'll know in a minute.
- (door opens)

- Oh, there you go.
- All right, so listen up.

Gonna make this quick.

- What up, boy?
- A'ight.

There may be a war coming
with the Jimenez cartel.

With them Spanish niggas, bro?

Yeah, bro, so everybody
needs to strap up.

From niggas on the corner
to everybody in this room.

You call us down here to tell us that
we're going to war with the Jimenez?

Man... (speaking Spanish)

Sound like a fucking
Tommy problem.

Tommy's a hothead,
Dre. What is he thinking?

I don't know what he's thinking.

A'ight, but it's his call.

We get the order, we do what
we gotta do and hold our ground.

Hold our ground with who?

I got kids running
for me, not soldiers.

Yeah, and I got
people I gotta answer to.

I can't just tell them that we're
gonna go to war with the Jimenez

because Tommy said so.

Yeah, he's right, Dre.
Why is this happening?

Doesn't matter
why it's happening.

The connect wants to go
to war, we fucking go to war.

I'll give word if we
gotta move. That's it.

Yo, Dre.

- Yo, you sure you want to do this, man?
- Of course not, man.

I just became
the fucking distro.

I didn't think killing Julio
would start a fucking war.

Yeah, well, doesn't seem
like you're alone with that.

What's the next move, then?

Look, man, I don't
know, but whatever it is,

we gotta be on the same page

and we gotta be a step
ahead of Tommy somehow.

Tommy: Yo, Ghost.

I hear you want to go
to war with the Jimenez.

Did you know Tony Teresi
thinks he's my father?

That's why he wanted me to call.

I had my suspicions.
I couldn't confirm it.

- What did he want?
- To get to know me.

Something about family
being the most important thing.

- I asked Kate.
- What did she say?

She said that he
was full of shit.

But you was inside
with him. What you think?

Is there any way that
this guy is telling the truth?

You both got blue eyes.
I don't know. Could be.

- But, listen, about the Jimenez...
- What you want me to do?

Sit around and
wait for the Jimenez

to take their sweet fucking time

and finally decide to either
A... agree to my terms,

which they should
have done in the room,

or B... strategize how to
wipe us off the fuckin' map?

And you sure your
people got your back?

You telling me they gonna
go to the mattresses for Julio?

What about Chicago? They gonna
back you up if shit goes south?

There's a way to legitimately
force the Jimenez to deal,

because we got
history with them.

I told 'em I killed LObOS.

They didn't fucking flinch.

Yeah, but how did
you tell them, brother?

Look, alls I'm saying
is, they gotta play ball.

They gotta give you whatever
you want because you got leverage.

I don't want to start a
war I'm not sure I can win.

But I can't go back there
and negotiate against myself

because then they would just
fuck me like the pussy I would be.

Yo, you so sure about
this, why don't you pitch it?

I can't do that... how I look sitting
down with a fuckin' drug cartel right now?

I'm thinking that if a fucking
war backs itself up on you,

you gonna look
a whole lot worse.

I mean, you want shit done
the way you want shit done?

You're gonna have to
get those hands dirty.

I'll come.

Ah, fuck.

No sudden moves.

What the hell, man?
My daughter's school?

I know it's your
daughter's school.

I came by to talk to you a
couple nights ago at your place.

I didn't expect to
see John Mak there.

You didn't think you
should tell me about that?

There's nothing to tell.

Really? Then why was he there?

Bailey Markham, the guy
who had Knox's recording.

They looked into
his phone records.

They saw one of the last
numbers he called was mine.

The cell tower above my
place picked up his phone.

But by itself, that
doesn't prove anything.

This is pretty fucking bad, Joe.

You're telling me? But
that's Tommy's fault.

And it's Tommy's
fault that he let you

get rid of Markham's
body and the recording, too.

You think I fuckin'
held on to 'em?

I think it's a way
to protect yourself.

In case you get busted, sell us
the fuck down the river to save you.

If I was gonna do that,
I'd have done it already.

I'd be on the golf course
right now in Arizona.

James, there is
nothing for them to find.

No body, no recording,

no murder weapon,
no crime scene.

They are just trying to scare me

to get me to say
something, anything.

- Which you won't do.
- Which I won't.

Look, I don't know how
to be any more clear.

And whether I like it or not,

we are in this shit together.

(Sighs)

This whole rolling up unannounced
stuff, it's more of a Tommy thing.

Man, I don't know who to trust.

Still me.

If Mak reaches out again,

you reach out to me.

Understood.

(Sighs)

(doorbell rings)

Who is it?

Tommy: Yeah, I'm
looking for Sammy.

He around?

- Sammy?
- Yeah.

He'll be back in a
couple of minutes.

He went down to
the store for me.

Here.

Thanks.

Ooh, it smells good in here.

What you making?

- Osso buco?
- Yeah.

Come on in.

- Egan, right?
- Yeah, that's right.

I must have made an impression.

Yo, you look good.

So much better than
the last time I was here.

(TV playing softly)

I don't remember any Egans
from the neighborhood in Brooklyn.

No, I'm from Queens.
Born and raised.

Your parents, they
from, uh, Queens?

Yeah, my mom is.

I'm just asking because
Tony never mentioned you.

Well, our business is new.

That's Tony, right here?

Yeah, look at that.

Teresi was a handsome
man back in the day.

Yes, he was.

Hey. You got any water?

I do. I've got water.

I also have whiskey.

Now you're speaking my
language. That's better.

So your mother, what's her name?

Tommy: My mother?

Why you asking about my mother?

Just curious.

Well... you said
you don't know no...

Egans.

(plastic scratches)

I'm guessing that
you don't know her.

Oh, come on, I bet she's got
one of those pretty Irish names.

Moira.

Cathleen.

Siobhan.

(chuckles)

I'm curious.

- What's her name?
- Kate.

Kate.

- Kate Egan.
- Yeah.

You're right. I don't
know a Kate Egan.

- (cell phone vibrates)
- Oh, sorry.

Getting a call.

Yeah, I gotta
bounce, but thank you.

- (sets glass)
- Ah.

Hey, good to see you.

And tell Sammy
to reach out to me.

(door opens)

- Damn.
- I know, that's right.

But careful, kitty got claws.

Ah, Mr. Jimenez.

- Please, call me Diego.
- Diego.

- Nice to meet you.
- Pleasure.

Tommy, good to see you.

- Tommy.
- Ah.

- Good to see you again.
- My pleasure.

You must be Ghost.

So, we're still considering

your former partner's
business proposal.

Please.

Mr. Egan asked for quite a bit

in exchange for the
death of his distributor.

I must say first,

I take Julio's murder
very personally.

That deal was brokered with
the Toros Locos under you, Diego.

And I know that you pride yourselves
on being people of your word.

True.

But we're here now.

We are here now.

We did you a favor with Lobos.

We knocked out your
biggest competitor

with no collateral damage done
to your organization whatsoever.

You know that now,

yet you still have not agreed.

We know what this is.

The Jimenez cartel's
symbol, "La Arafia" card.

Your organization
has left that on...

Rough estimate here...
Hundreds of dead bodies.

Your reputation precedes you.

Nothing governs like fear.

But what if you were
exposed as a fraud?

What do you mean?

He means what if they made
it known we didn't kill Lobos,

but we took credit
for it anyway.

We all know that what matters
most in this game is juice.

More than weight, more than
money... Money can't buy respect.

If you didn't kill Lobos,
someone else did.

Someone else should
be feared more than you.

You give us the territory,

access to the ports,

and your little
secret is safe with us.

If you don't, you're exposed.

Wow.

(chuckles)

Killing us ain't gonna stop
the truth from getting out.

You think we so stupid
we ain't got a plan B?

Diego. (Speaking Spanish)

So you would confess
to this murder...

just to hurt us?

You would go to jail.

We have safeguards against
that problem, Miss Jimenez.

The people who know
what really happened,

they're invested
in our survival.

Access to the ports, the land.

It's only right after
what happened to Julio.

You have until tomorrow
to give us an answer.

We'll be in touch.

(car doors open, shut)

- How'd it go?
- They'll come around.

Still no answer.

If we don't hear from them
tomorrow, we go to war.

Angela's saying I
planted the gun?

That's impossible.

I never went into the office, and
I most definitely did not kill Greg.

That's what I said.

I'm sure Mak will
see it that way.

Wait, wait, wait, she's
going to Mak with this?

Yeah, but I don't think she
has enough for a warrant.

The tape she has shuts
off before you get upstairs.

Drink up. Next round's on me.

Can I get a... Sorry, |-| can't.

Uh, I gotta run.

Thanks for having my back, Coop.

You see this picture?

That's our house in Flushing,
before we moved to South Jamaica.

And that little
baby right there,

that little baby is me.

So if my father is dead,

who the fuck is Tony Teresi?

And why the fuck is he
holding me outside our house?

If you lie to me one
more fuckin' time, Ma!

Okay, fine.

- Fine, Teresi is your father.
- Oh, my God.

Is that what you wanted to hear?

- Oh, my God.
- I wanted to explain...

Get the fuck away from me!

He came to the house.

He held you for a minute.

I took the picture.

Then he-he left.

He said he'd be back in a half
an hour. He never came back!

Tommy, don't you get it?

He left you!

He left us with nothing!

Whatever he wants, it's no good.

You can't trust Tony Teresi,
Tommy, I should know!

(grunts)

Tommy!

(knocking)

This is a surprise.

Sorry to come by unannounced.

- I was hoping you had a minute.
- Sure. Come in.

Can I get you anything to drink?

No, thank you. I'm fine.

Just came by to check in.

- I feel like you and I need to talk.
- Sure.

What'd you want to talk about?

You sure you don't any?

I know you want to
talk to Mak about me.

You think I'm the
mole, that I killed Greg.

You talked to Saxe.

I know it was you who
passed along the information

about Lobos's transfer.

And I know who you did it with.

Nice try.

But even if any
of that were true,

you'd have no way of
proving I did any of it.

If you could, I'd be
in cuffs right now.

What's that supposed to be?

That's you,

leaving the Lobos contact
Hugo Sanchez's apartment.

And that right
there, that's Greg.

Here's what I think happened.

After you heard
Sanchez was killed,

you went over to his
place to cover your tracks.

What you didn't know
was that Greg saw you.

- I was investigating.
- The next morning,

Greg called the Federates.

He was checking out that Lobos
tip you supposedly got from them.

The tip that would have
taken us across town

from where we
actually arrested him.

That was real
information, Angela.

Later that day, he called you.

I think you went
over to his place,

and when you were there,
the Federates called him back.

He must have realized
you were the mole,

and you shot him to
protect your secret.

Angela, this is bullshit.

I know you want an answer
for Greg's death, we all do...

When we were
prosecuting St. Patrick,

you handled Greg's
phone records.

But you never mentioned the calls
to and from the Federates, Mike.

You redacted them
from the records.

There would be no reason to do
that unless they implicated you.

What did Lobos have on you?

Did he threaten you?

Was it your family?
Your daughter?

You have no idea what it's like

to be in a situation where
if you make one mistake,

the person you love most dies.

He was going to
kill my daughter.

Son of a bitch.

Did he just admit to
being the mole for Lobos?

Sounds like a fucking
admission to me.

We wait. I need
a real confession.

The last time this son of a bitch
had his back up against the wall,

he killed a federal agent,
Mak! My friend. I'm not waiting.

- Damn it.
- Not this time.

I'm going in, Saxe.
You wait here and listen.

You still have time
to make this right.

We can go to Mak together...

I can't let you take
me down, Angela.

I didn't have a
choice, but you did.

I will go to Mak myself and tell
him everything I have on you.

Angela: On me?

What, you don't think in all my meetings
with Lobos your name didn't come up?

You don't have anything on me.

- I'm innocent.
- (scoffs)

Innocent Mike, why
do you have a gun?

- It's a gun.
- (radio static clicks)

Gun. Suspect is armed.
Repeat... suspect is armed.

None of us are innocent, Angela.

We all have dirty
hands, especially you.

(static hissing)

Whoa, what the fuck?
What happened to the signal?

- Uh, I don't know.
- Well, get it back on, now! Come on!

I never wanted
it to come to this.

But you just wouldn't
leave it the fuck alone!

Mike, please, you
don't have to do this.

There's another way out.

- Turn around.
- Mike...

(Speaking Spanish)

I will say you
became belligerent.

Aggressive.

I came over here
to confront you,

expose you as a co-conspirator
with James St. Patrick,

and you... you came at me.

We struggled. You
went for my weapon.

I had no choice.

It was self-defense.

How will you sell self-defense
if you shoot me in the back?

What?

Fuck.

(groaning)

Look at me.

You still have a
chance to cover yourself.

Why? Why do you want to help me?

The FBI's gonna burst
in here any second.

You don't have
any other options.

You're not a murderer.
You're a witness.

Go, go, go!

(indistinct radio chatter)

Angela, I need you
to lower your weapon.

What? Oh.

- Woman on radio: Shots were fired.
- Tag and bag it. Get Sandoval outta here.

(indistinct radio chatter)

- You all right, Angela?
- I'm fine.

We made arrangements
to lock him up

nice and tight at the
MCC, protective custody.

He went for his gun, I...

I only had a second
to protect myself.

(indistinct radio chatter)

(door buzzes)

(chatter)

(door locks)

Look who it is.

God, it's good to see you.
You haven't changed a bit.

Stay out of Tommy's
fucking life. Like we agreed.

Come on, I'm an old
man. I want to see my son.

I'm only gonna say this once.

Stay away from
Tommy or I'll tell Connie

about us and about the son
that she doesn't know about.

I may be stuck inside here,

but it has never been a
good idea to threaten me.

You take it how you will.
Stay away from my fucking son!

- (footsteps recede)
- (door opens)

(hip-hop music playing)

Take these, and go
knock on that door up there.

Somebody come to the door,

holler at 'em long enough
so that you can peek inside.

You don't see nobody,
you give us a nod, a'ight?

Think you can handle that?

Mm.

Nigga, you getting
ready for a fashion show?

Fuck you doing?

Man, I live in a neighborhood
like this. I'm a black kid.

If I want them to open the
door, I gotta look the part.

Told you the little nigga
knew what he was doing.

(doorbell rings)

- Can I help you?
- Yes, I'm with the local school,

and we're selling candy
bars for our swim team.

And I was wondering if
you could make a donation

by purchasing one
of our chocolate bars.

You swim?

Yes, 100 backstroke
and 100 butterfly.

I'm trying to get my times right so
I can swim at nationals this year.

My son swam when
he was at school, too.

Of course he gave it all
up when he went to college,

but I'm sure your mother
is very proud of you.

As long as I'm making
her smile, it's worth it.

Come on in.

I'll check and see how much
cash I have in my purse, okay?

Do you have change for a 20?
'Cause I don't... Oh, my God.

Yeah, say something, I'll blow
your motherfucking head off!

- Leave him alone!
- Take us to the fucking safe now!

Take his cell phone.

His little ass say anything
wrong, you kill him.

Ow! Ow, no!

Shit.

(whimpering)

You played the hell
out of that shit, yo.

Sorry about the punch,

I had to make it look real,
you know what I'm saying?

Get up.

You stay down
here and keep quiet.

When you see me go
upstairs, you get out of here.

We meet up later.

You're doing good, man.

(muffled) Open the
safe, fucking right now!

Fuckin' open up the safe!

(muffled crying)

(rumbling)

(muffled sobbing)

Woman: No!

(woman crying)

No, please, please. Please.

(woman crying)

Just go, I'm not
gonna say anything.

Hey, yo, nigga, what the fuck?

- Get off her.
- You worry about the loot!

(woman crying)

No.

Brains, tell him to stop!

I really wish you
didn't just say that.

Oh, no, no, no, no, please.

I won't say anything...

Yo, where'd he go?

Tariq!

♪ Oh shit, what the
hell have we done? ♪

♪ It's alive and it's
hungry as fuck ♪

♪ Better hide all the
snacks and the dough ♪

♪ But it's out of my control
you are shit out of luck a'

♪ I don't wanna be unfair but the
pair we got beat weak shit you got a'

- ♪ True God ♪
- ♪ Blew up the spot ♪

♪ Crew drops do up ya
squad without nuance a'

♪ I don't wanna sound
unkind but the sounds I make ♪

♪ Are the sounds of the hounds
that are howling under your bed a'

♪ I'm here growling same time
under the blanket you're cowering ♪

♪ Cowering like cowards cowering
in concrete showers in Rikers Island ♪

♪ Victims, we the wolves that's wilding
we often smilin' at sights of violence ♪

(cell phone vibrates)

♪ Run the jewels,
jewels, jewels, jewels ♪

(cell phone chimes)

♪ Run the jewels,
jewels, jewels, jewels I'

(cell phone chimes)

Mak: How exactly
did we get here, Mike?

I'll give you
everything you want.

In exchange, I want immunity.

And why would I do that?

Because if you don't,

I'll say that every single one of
the hundred or so cases I closed

was done with influence
from Felipe Lobos.

And the scandal alone will rock
the United States Attorney's Office

for the next 20 years.

You'd be buried in appeals
and wrongful conviction suits.

A trail from here to
California with you as the head

of the Mike Sandoval
clean-up committee.

Your whole career, up in smoke.

Or you can give me what I want,

and be the hero.

I'll see what I can do.

(door opens)

AUSA Valdes.

- This is a surprise.
- (door shuts)

I'm sure you'll be updated,

but an arrest was made in the
murder of Special Agent Gregory Knox.

Mike Sandoval.

Mike Sandoval?

The Head of Criminal?

Jesus, that man stood in court

and accused James of the
same murder he committed?

He's being remanded
to the MCC tonight,

where he'll be held until his
transfer to protective custody.

So James really was innocent?

Yes. He really was.

I'll give him the good news.

And Proctor, too.

He won't hear any other way.

- Sure, of course.
- Thanks, Terry.

- (footsteps recede)
- (door opens)

(elevator bell chimes)

Terry.

Uh, what are you doing here?

Didn't mean to startle
you, Mrs. St. Patrick.

The doorman let me up.

"Mrs. St. Patrick"?

Ghost: Silver. I
got your message.

What's so urgent?
Everything cool?

Way better than cool.

Last night, the
FBI made an arrest

for the murder of
Agent Greg Knox.

Oh, my God. What does
this mean for James?

That he'll officially be
cleared of all charges.

Are you serious?

I'm happy to say you are no
longer in need of my services.

- Oh.
- (soft chuckle)

I'm sure you two
have a lot to celebrate.

Listen, Silver,
before you leave,

I know, you know, we
haven't always seen eye to eye,

but I gotta thank you, man.

So, who'd they arrest?

Mike Sandoval.

I'll be damned.

He's awaiting arraignment
to the MCC, though.

I'm sure Mak and company
will use the allotted 48 hours

to question the hell out of him.

All that time as Lobos's mole,

prosecutor's gold mine.

You know what, Tasha, |'ma
go call Simon Stern immediately.

Relay the good news to him.

This news is huge
for our project.

Again, thank you, Silver.

He came by my
place the other day.

- What does he know?
- Nothing.

Well... well, we still
need to be careful.

You left this at my apartment.

Shit.

I should get going, uh, there's
gonna be some paperwork

that needs to be signed
to make everything official.

Of course. |'|I...

I'll let James know
you had to go.

Look, Terry,

I know this is
complicated, but I...

Well, why don't we
have dinner this weekend

and talk it over?

Okay.

(elevator bell chimes)

Are you sure we can trust him?

We don't have any clue
what Sandoval knows, Tommy.

Gotta know what we're
looking at if he talks, I mean.

No telling what crazy motherfucking
Lobos told him about us.

Proctor: And we should
proceed on that basis.

Sorry I'm late.

James, I took the
precautions you suggested

to make sure I wasn't followed.

Mind if I make one of those?

- Knock yourself out.
- Thank you.

(Sighs)

- (drink pours)
- Well, this is some shit.

You being prosecuted by the man

who pulled the
fucking trigger himself?

If you had been convicted,
the appeal process

would have been
a fucking field day.

Tommy: Yeah, well, he wasn't.

So you can talk yourself out of that
legal hard-on you got thinking about it.

- We got a new problem.
- Yeah?

Yeah, we sure do.

Look, Sandoval's
gonna flip, and fast.

The question is, what's he
gonna say when he does?

If he knows you're Ghost,
he can testify to that.

If he knows you
two killed Lobos...

Oh, he tells them
that, we're fucked.

Proctor: And if he knows
the two of you have been

running a criminal
organization this entire time,

he could spell RICO
prosecution for all three of us.

Not if he ain't
alive to testify.

Sandoval's being
held in the MCC.

He is a high-value
asset for the Feds.

It is only a matter of time before
he's put in protective custody.

So this gotta go down right now.

- (pouring drink)
- But how?

We gotta find someone
who we can really trust.

I mean, we not talking about
just some fucking thug here.

We're sitting here talking about
killing a fucking United States Attorney

in a federal prison.

What about Teresi?

No way, Tommy.
We can't trust Teresi.

Yeah, but we can
trust what he wants.

Me.

If I ask him to
do it, he'll do it.

Yeah, but what is he
gonna want in return?

I gotta agree with James.
Why is Teresi an option?

Why would you think
you can trust him?

Ghost, I know it seems risky,

but what are you gonna do, break
back in there and do it yourself?

This gotta happen and
it's gotta happen now.

Are you sure about this?

What other option do we got?

- (keys clacking)
- (beep)

(line ringing)

Teresk Jeez, it took
you long enough, kid.

I thought you forgot about me.

I guess you believe me now, huh?

I need your help.

Well, if it's fatherly
advice you're looking for,

I got tons of it.

Like never play cards with a guy

whose got the same
first name as a city.

(both chuckle)

Look, you got a
roommate in there.

The guy's not good for me.

You got a name?

Just like that? No questions?

No.

You're family.

Diego: Uriel, I
hope for your sake

that something of merit
comes from this meeting.

Yeah, me, too.

And you.

I'm sure Tommy or Ghost
don't know you're here.

So what can I do for you?

What if I told you I could deliver
Tommy's entire organization

and I can do it
without starting a war?

I'd probably stand here
and pretend to listen to you,

but I'd be wondering why it is
that you're offering me this deal.

Because it's the best deal
you'll ever get in your life.

Look, I don't know what
you're getting ready to do,

but I know Tommy
going to war is wrong.

His hold on his
primeras is weak.

They don't trust him.

But they trust me.
They'll follow me.

Cristobal?

Is that true?

(Speaking Spanish)

Uriel?

He has the support
of Los Toros Locos.

You're here taking a
position against your connect.

Why should we trust you?

Because I want to be the biggest
goddamn drug dealer in New York City.

And I can't do that
working for Tommy.

That's great, but we
have plenty of primeras,

plenty of territory.

Why should we take additional
risks when we don't have to,

when we can easily
murder you right here...

and your friends by sunrise?

Gracias.

I have direct connections
to the Bassett Hotel Crew.

They have over 20 hotels and
nightclubs all across the world.

I can arrange that
your drugs be sold

in each one of those
hotels and nightclubs.

A whole new revenue stream.

If you can do that...

we'd be very much interested.

Thought you would. I
just need some time.

We will give Tommy what he
wants to buy you some time.

But you don't have forever.

We can make a lot of money.

If you fuck this up...

I'll kill you myself.

Doctor: All right, man, you're all set to
be transferred into protective custody.

Just give me a second
to grab some antibiotics.

♪ So let me tell them, yo ♪

♪ 'Cause I was the best
man when D2 got married a'

♪ The pallbearer
when Depz got carried a'

♪ I lost count of times
that I got bellied ♪

♪ And risked my freedom for prick ♪
- I' And then what? I'

♪ Yeah I was inside, me
and Remtrex got padded ♪

♪ Told him strap bars,
don't stay strallied ♪

♪ All of the hype
on road's invalid ♪

♪ Don't risk your
freedom for this ♪

♪ Now you're back inside
looking at a big ride ♪

♪ So holla me fam if
you need anything ♪

♪ I know how it goes 'cause
I've been on the wing ♪

♪ I was with Hecki
and Keem on the wing a'

♪ Had it on lock
before I got locked ♪

♪ Nearly at the top, yeah,
I've been near the brink ♪

♪ These bitches
want to go to the club a'

♪ Tell 'em go back home,
go clean up your sink ♪

♪ If you think Jaykae
ain't saying anything a'

♪ Walk in the yard, go
straight to the fridge ♪

♪ Built that shit now
I'm breaking the bridge ♪

♪ Wanna come Small Heath?
Do a straight to the bridge a'

♪ So leap in man
are taking the piss ♪

♪ Cut all the bullshit
straight to the biz a'

♪ I was the guy that
stood up and took charge ♪

♪ When Vades had
a brain hemorrhage a'

♪ I was the guy who
jumped out the car a'

♪ And ran down the guy
that was stabbing up Sox ♪

♪ I was the guy at Sidewinder who got
stabbed up and everybody watched... a'

♪ If you want me then
you better pay me dough a'

♪ This Jaykae's
not Jay Z's flow ♪

♪ Used to shot work
'cause it made me dough ♪

♪ That's a Iikkle man
ting like a baby-grow ♪

♪ Phoned up the boys in jail in the
background I can hear me on the radio ♪

♪ I was the guy who told
Soulja that you got to let KD go a'

♪ Now, KD's gone... R-I-P... Ay, yo, I
feel that shit for his Nan and his Mum ♪

♪ My man wanted to be like us, so he
put on his shoes and we brang him along ♪

♪ I was in jail when
my Grandma died...' ♪

- It's done.
- Ghost: Cool.

Teresi came through, so...

what do we got to do for him?

Nothing.

(cell phone vibrates)

Yo. Dre, talk to me.

Yo, so the Jimenez
reached out to Uriel.

They agreed to it all.

Territory, access to the ports.

Everything.

No shit?

You damn right they did.

Spread the word, ASAP.

No war.

Ain't no doubt.

(cell phone beeps)

You really think you can pull
off what you said to the Jimenez

and Tommy won't know?

(scoffs) Absolutely.

They agreed to everything.

We both get what
we want and no war.

- Look at that.
- Yeah.

I guess we're still
a pretty good team.

Absolutely.

♪ Invading alone,
yeah, you can hold that ♪

♪ I can get my own
back off my own back ♪

♪ You can phone me
but I won't phone back' ♪

♪ You don't owe me
and I don't owe jack a'

♪ And it's cold out here,
best mind you don't lack ♪

♪ No picture when
you get a throwback a'

♪ Ask man who got a problem
with that? It's as simple as that ♪

♪ I used to wake up and not
know what I'll do for the day ♪

♪ 'Till I had a
yout' on the way a'

♪ I need a mansion now
when are you going to pay? ♪

♪ No better get down
Iettin' loose when I spray ♪

♪ I'm a boss with lyrics,
a boss with digits ♪

♪ I'm the big boss and
I'll squash these midgets ♪

♪ No filters, family
this ain't gimmicks a'

♪ I might bring the six
but this ain't Quidditch...' ♪

♪ We got problems,
it ain't finished ♪

Consider that community
problem all taken care of.

We can now push
forward to the next step

and earn the
developmental contract.

Wow.

Well, that's exciting news.

Here, sir, that's for you.

Ah, thank you, uh...
I do have to ask.

- How did you do it?
- Well, I knew some people

that were familiar
with that element.

They owed me a favor.

And, of course, I
wanted to make it happen,

so I made it happen.

- (both chuckle)
- What a day for Mr. James St. Patrick.

- Mm.
- Fully exonerated

and making a dent
in the community.

Here's to the
Queens Child Project.

- QCP.
- Cheers to that.

Tariq.

That you, son'?

Hey, I want you to come in
here and meet someone special.

This gentleman right here standing
in front of you with the gray suit

is the legendary
Councilman Rashad Tate.

You're too kind.

- Councilman, this is my boy, Tariq.
- Good to meet you, young man.

Nice to meet you, too.

You been out playing ball?

Uh, yeah, I was out
hooping with some friends.

|'ma go take a shower and
then start on my homework.

- Okay.
- All right, good night, Dad.

- Good night, sir.
- Good night.

(cell phone vibrates)

(chatter)

- Hey, Dad?
- Yeah?

Rama's been talking
about this school

in Connecticut named Choate?

Yeah, I-I'm familiar with it.

What, you want to go up there?

I don't know, maybe.

I heard they have some good science
classes and some nice basketball courts.

Well, how about we talk
about it in the morning, okay?

All right.

- Night, Dad.
- Good night, son.

- Good night, sir.
- Tate: Good night, Tariq.

Got yourself a
superstar on your hand.

- He's a good boy.
- Yeah, he is.

That boy's everything
I've ever wanted him to be.

You're a lucky man.

Oh, come on now, Rashad.

We make our own luck.

(music playing)

♪ A cake, they
want a piece of it ♪

♪ But my problems
are the least of it ♪

♪ Yo, what's a leader
without leadership?' ♪

♪ Had to break-fast
like Weetabix, mad... ♪

How the fuck does
something like this happen?

Nobody knew he was here.

Nobody but us.

Marshals are interviewing the
inmates who were in the area,

but as of now, nobody's
saying anything.

Mak: What a waste.

All his information
dies with him.

♪ A boss with digits, I'm the big
boss, and I'll squash these midgets ♪

♪ No filters, family,
this ain't gimmicks a'

♪ I might bring the six
but this ain't Quidditch I'

♪ I'm quite quick to
flip it, rib cage with it a'

♪ We got problems
it ain't finished ♪

♪ Now I make break
on a How's ting ♪

♪ I'm best of both worlds,
I'm mixed race init ♪

♪ Back then I never had a
pot to piss in, Karma's a bitch I'

♪ Watch what you're wishin'
inspiration became competition...' ♪

(Speaking Spanish)

♪ Oh, yeah ♪

♪ Small leaf' ♪

(music playing)

♪ I really don't care
what gang you bang ♪

♪ What set you
claim on everything a'

- ♪ Nigga, put that on everything ♪
- ♪ I really don't really don't ♪

♪ Really don't care
what clique you with ♪

♪ 'Cause when I trip ♪

- ♪ A nigga trip ♪
- ♪ Nigga, fuck your clique, nigga ♪

♪ Don't come around
me on your sucker shit ♪

♪ I ain't the type
to be fuckin' with ♪

♪ Lover boy want
a tougher bitch a'

♪ Get the fuck around
me, get the fuck around me a'

♪ I say this shit 'cause
I mean this shit ♪

♪ Bentley Mulsanne,
I'm clean as shit a'

♪ Seat back and
I'm Ieanin', bitch ♪

♪ No no no no no no no no
no you know how the shit go ♪

♪ Out the door O after O ♪

♪ That's more money,
that's more money I'

♪ That's more money fo' sho' ♪

♪ I got a whole
bunch of bad habits ♪

♪ That fly shit,
I gotta have it ♪

♪ That pistol
on me, I pack it a'

♪ Bitch, your fuckin'
head, I'll crack it ♪

♪ Me and my pinky
ring are like marriage I'

♪ Plus she cut ten carats a'

♪ I shine on 'em,
get a line on 'em a'

♪ Send the wolves
right there at 'em ♪

♪ I never said I'd
get you by now a'

♪ You done heard I got you a'

♪ Heard all your
homies was haulin' ass a'

♪ To that club
tonight they shot you a'

♪ I really don't care
what gang you bang ♪

♪ What set you
claim on everything a'

- ♪ Nigga, put that on everything ♪
- ♪ I really don't really don't ♪

♪ Really don't care
what clique you with ♪

♪ 'Cause when I
trip, a nigga trip ♪

♪ Nigga, fuck
your clique, nigga ♪