I'm a reporter from washington.
Narrator: Previously on "the haves and the have nots."
is it true you were a horrible mother
and that you kicked her out of the house at 14?
Candace took something that belongs to jim,
but he was told neither her nor her brother can be touched.
Who said that?
Mitch.
Will you clean up my piss now?
--Slap hell out of you.
And lose this job, too?
The least you can do for me is go over to hanna's house
and sleep with her.
We would like to talk to you.
Am I getting fired?
Or is this the david that admires me?
The david that you're attracted to?
What?
Whoa, get the hell out of here, man.
I just want to talk to you.
[dramatic music]
look, I'm sorry.
All right?
You're one lucky son of a bitch.
No, I'm not.
How do you figure?
I'm here in the hospital.
You'd rather be dead?
No, that's not what I meant.
So what did you mean?
Look, I just want this to stop, ok?
What is it that you want to stop?
This.
This, what you're doing.
What I'm doing is what you did to me.
I did it to you one time.
And yet, the stab wound's still here.
Yeah, and so are the cuts on my wrists.
Whose fault is that?
It's mine.
Tell me why.
Tell you why what?
Why is it your fault?
Are you stupid or something?
Because I stabbed you.
And?
Left you to die.
In?
A pool of your own blood.
That's right.
And I'm sorry, ok?
There you go with I'm sorry.
You're not sorry enough yet.
Please, man.
Stop with the please.
What do I have to do?
Nothing.
Money?
Your mom won't pay for you.
I can get her to pay.
How?
[inaudible]
I'll call my dad.
He doesn't have any.
No, he does.
No, he doesn't.
It's all hers.
Well, he can get her to pay you.
Ok.
I want a million dollars.
Ok, all right.
If I don't get my money, I'm going to come back,
and I'm going to kill you.
Ok, ok.
All right.
I'll call her.
Ok.
[theme music]
yeah?
Dad.
What is it, son?
Look, the malone's just left here.
They said they're going to kill me.
Wyatt.
What?
Well, what did you do?
They-- they just said if we don't give them a million
dollars, he's going to kill me.
Which malone, wyatt?
The one that I stabbed.
Vinny?
Yeah, yeah, that one.
Damn it, son.
All right.
What am I going to do?
What did he say exactly?
That he's going to kill me.
Do you see the shit you keep getting yourself into,
the shit I have to keep getting you out of?
I know.
I'm sorry, dad.
Then stop doing it.
I know.
I just need to go to rehab.
I'm telling you. - Wyatt.
Come on.
Just get me out of here, and-- and get me into rehab.
Please.
First I have to get the malone's off your ass, son.
Ok, what can I do?
Stay put.
Stay put?
What happens if he comes back?
I will talk to him, but you stay put.
Ok, ok.
Thanks, dad.
Sure, sure.
Now it's "thanks, dad."
next week you're going to put a gun to my head.
No, no.
I promise I won't.
I'm sorry, dad.
Get off the phone, son.
Ok.
I'm sorry, dad.
Goodbye.
He's just like his mother.
I can't stay here.
Nurse!
There was something about you that compels me to be
honest with myself, and so I--
I also feel compelled to tell you
how I've been really feeling.
[melancholy music]
thank you, david.
You really are a beautiful woman.
You really are very handsome and so slick.
Slick?
Mm-hm.
How do you mean that?
I mean you are so slick.
You come in here with your all turned all the way up.
Hanna.
No, no, no, no, no, no.
I can see how this would work.
I am not trying to work anything.
No.
I'm just trying to tell you the truth.
No, I can see how this would work on some weak-ass fool.
You're not a weak-ass fool.
No, I'm not, and that's why this shit ain't working on me.
I'm a real woman, not those little girls you've
been messing around with.
Yes, you are.
Or the crazy one you married.
So don't play with me.
I am not playing with you.
Ok.
Bye.
Do you remember what you said to me when we very first met?
No, we're going to do this again?
Yeah, I remember what I said.
I said, can I get you a drink?
Yes.
You remember what you were wearing?
A maid's uniform.
Ok, yeah.
That's easy.
But you were also wearing a ankle chain with a card on it.
And?
And I noticed that.
Oh, that's nice.
I also noticed that you haven't worn it sense.
Why?
I didn't want to.
Because things change.
People can change.
So--
so?
You-- you don't believe any of this.
You're reading my mind.
Yeah, so you don't.
Hell no.
So what is this about?
You're trying to seduce me to get me to give jim money?
No.
Good.
Because it will never work.
If I ever seduced you, it would only be because I
wanted to make love to you.
Good.
Because that will never work.
Now you're sure you're not getting excited, hanna?
Look at this face.
Does it look like I'm excited to you?
Get the hell out of here.
I know you don't believe anything
that I have said so far.
Not a damn thing.
But it's the truth, all of it.
Ok.
Thank you for your time.
And by the way, I already talked with katheryn
and she told me not to give him a dime.
Ok, I'll let jim know that.
And do me a favor.
Yes?
Don't ever come back over here again.
Not unless I'm invited.
He thinks I'm a damn fool.
Sexy bastard.
[suspenseful music]
hello?
You have a collect call from an inmate at the county jail.
Press seven to accept.
Whoever this is, I'm charging you $500 for every
$0.10 I spend on this call.
Get over it, bitch.
Who is this?
Katheryn.
[laughs]
well, now.
Well, now what?
How are you?
I need to see you.
Well, that's not happening.
Oh, yes, it is.
Oh, honey.
You're locked up.
You need to focus on that.
You get your ass down to this jail.
And you're already telling the police that I did it, huh?
I expect to see you today.
Or?
Do you want to know what card I can play?
[laughs]
ooh, tell me.
Get down here.
Katheryn, you can have any lawyer
you want in this entire country, but you cannot have me.
There's no other lawyer whose life
I can ruin with a phone call.
What are you talking about?
Hmm.
A certain loan obligation.
Are you threatening me?
You're damn right.
Ok.
Is this the game you want to play?
Yes.
Get down here, and get down here now.
Did this bitch just hung up on me?
She better be glad I can't call her back.
Hi.
Hello.
They're in there.
Honey, you act like it's the boogie man.
Veronica.
Child, come on.
Come on.
Yes?
Hello?
Hi.
I'm veronica harrington.
I'm representing ms. Gonzales.
Celine, I am really surprised that you
have retained an attorney.
An attorney?
The best attorney.
Why don't you research that?
Well, mrs. Harrington--
what is this about?
We are here to talk to her about termination.
Why?
What did I do?
We have a complaint from a doctor.
What doctor?
Dr. Mimms.
Oh.
You want to tell them what happened?
Nothing.
I didn't talk to him.
It's ok.
You can tell them what happened.
But I'm telling you what happened.
He came up to me when I was speaking
with jim cryer, and I--
she's-- she's very shy to talk about this.
What?
He's been sexually harassing her.
We have all the emails and texts to prove it.
Veronica.
It's ok. It's ok.
I'll talk for you.
I know english isn't your first language.
Just listen slowly.
You stand here, and be quiet.
Now, we're suing this hospital for $10 million.
Mrs. Harrington--
or you can allow this woman to go back to her job
and keep that creep away from her.
Well--
well, what?
I need to talk to the board.
[chuckles]
no.
We want this resolved right now, today.
Well, I can't.
Ok, well, while you wait to talk to your board,
allow this lady to go back to her work, ok?
Now go on, celine.
I don't--
go on, celine.
Um, ok.
And we're going to need a raise.
A what?
Uh-huh, a raise.
Uh, how much do you make an hour?
$17.00.
What?
$17.
For a whole damn our?
- Yes. - Go.
Go on.
Get out of here.
Go.
Ok.
All right, look, mrs. Harrington--
leave that poor broken-down woman alone.
Stop bothering her.
This woman can't even afford a good foundation,
and you're here harassing her.
The doctor complained.
The doctor lied.
Well, I don't think so.
I don't have time for this shit.
17 damn dollars an hour.
Beautiful people don't stoop that low.
[scoffs]
uh, excuse me?
I didn't even invite you down here.
[chuckles]
you didn't have to invite me down here,
but you're going to pay the price for that $10 million.
That's a little dramatic, mrs. Harrington.
Who is this bitch?
Uh, sir--
seriously?
Oh, you're a woman.
I'm sorry.
Ma'am?
Yes, ma'am.
Apparently you don't know all that women are going through
in the world today, that you will
sit here and defend a doctor that's harassing a woman.
Maybe you're not one.
Maybe you just know a liar when you see one.
Ma'am, you obviously don't know who you're talking to.
You.
Obviously have not researched who I am.
I would suggest that you do that before you come for me, ok?
I'll come back and visit you after your research who I am,
blondie.
Ok? All right?
Ok.
Thank you very much.
So I'll see you later, ok?
Oh my god.
Thank you very much, mrs. Harrington.
It's come from veronica.
Oh my god.
Thank you very much.
[scoffs]
why did you say all those things?
It got you your job back, huh?
They're lies.
They don't know that.
But I do.
Ah, the one who sleeps with her boss' husband
now cares about a lie.
I don't want to hurt anyone.
Sometimes you have to hurt someone to be ok.
What are they gonna do?
They gonna let you keep working for you $17 an hour.
What about jim?
I'll take care of jim.
Now just go get your mop, and keep doing whatever
the hell you do here, ok?
Thank you.
Oh, celine, you don't have to be prompted
to say thank you anymore.
I like that.
Now go.
Ok.
I'll take care of jim.
De chick and the little asian one.
Oh, not that one.
Not that.
The other one.
Yeah, that one.
All right.
I'll talk to you later.
Give me a bourbon, neat.
Hi.
What can I do for you, man?
Mind if I sit?
Thanks.
Thank you.
I stopped by to congratulate you.
Thank you.
I understand you're running the whole business now.
It looks that way.
Yeah.
I think that's terrific.
So what do you want?
I want to talk to you about my son.
You pay [inaudible].
I gave you $75,000 to leave him alone.
You gave me 50.
No.
I gave you 75.
Are you challenging me?
No, what I'm telling you is that I gave your nephew, mitch,
$75,000 to deliver to you.
You're right, judge.
I forgot.
Oh yeah.
Understandable.
So I want you to leave my son alone.
Your son stabbed me.
Yeah.
And believe me, I understand that there's nothing I could
ever do to repay you for that.
But that kid of mine, he--
he's a problem.
Yes, he is.
And he needs help.
Yes, he does.
And you should get it for him.
I know that.
I'm getting him help, but it takes time.
Here's the deal.
I want a million dollars.
[dramatic music]
a lot of people want a million dollars, vincent.
What do you want a million dollars for?
My pain, for my suffering, for this his that you
said it takes, for his life.
[scoffs]
I don't think 50 is enough.
No, I gave you 75.
50, 75.
We're both businessmen here.
Terms changed.
Come on, vincent.
You say that like you know me.
I do know you, vincent.
I've known you since before you've
been wiping your own ass, and I would
like you to be reasonable.
See, that's your mistake, judge.
What's that?
That you think you know me.
You don't know me.
So I suggest you take your ass and you
leave my establishment now, and don't come back until you
get my million dollars.
Let me explain this to you.
I don't have a million dollars.
Your wife does.
My wife is in jail, so that's not going to help.
I understand.
You see, the problem is, if I don't get my money,
you will bury another child.
Bourbon, neat.
I think you can leave now.
Don't serve him.
Bye, judge.
Goodbye, vinny.
Get you ass out of here before I make
you pay double for that drink.
I hope you feel better.
I will.
I'm sure.
Damn mitch.
Mitch, oh, mitch.
[chuckles]
mitch, I'm going to kill you.
I'm going to kill you, mitch.
Hey, get in touch with mitch.
Let me know where he's at.
But don't tell him I'm looking for him.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I got to verify a few things first.
Hey, listen.
Get those bills that you gave me.
Check the serial numbers.
Let me know if they're all from the same batch.
All right.
Bye.
Get me another drink.
Excuse me.
[dramatic music]
didn't I tell you I didn't want to talk to you?
Well, I want to talk to you about the pain
your daughter experienced growing up with you.
I told you.
We know you abandoned her.
Were you on drugs?
You get out of my face.
Stay away from me.
There are rumors that you were a prostitute.
Get out of my face.
Will you just confirm it?
Get out of my face!
[doorbell rings]
jim: David, open the damn door.
Jim.
Hi.
Come on in.
So how did it go?
How did it go with hanna?
It didn't.
It didn't?
So you're telling me that the old harrington
charm didn't work?
I told you it wouldn't work.
Well, thanks for trying.
Yeah.
I appreciate it.
I felt like a fool.
Why?
Because I like her.
I'm sorry. What?
Yes.
I sincerely like her.
I always have.
You--
[scoffs]
are you serious?
Yes.
David, so you're telling me that I sent you
here to do me a favor, and you actually
want to sleep with hanna?
Then what are you saying?
Hanna is a nice lady.
Ok.
She was looking right through me.
I don't even know what that means.
I'm telling you, she sees people's souls.
Am I really, really, actually standing
here, hearing you say this?
It's the first time I ever had a real conversation with her.
What in the hell has gotten into you, david?
Nothing.
Nothing?
That woman is a witch.
She's cast a spell on you.
Why are you here?
Well, I'm here for a couple of reasons, but--
ah, ok.
I went, and I talked to the malones.
Well, well, that didn't go over very well.
No, it was--
it was interesting.
Yeah, so--
who did you meet with?
Vinny?
Yes, vincent.
Vincent is not going to tell you--
no, no, he-- hang on a second.
He said something that didn't make any sense to me.
He said that the bounty on wyatt was $50,000.
I gave mitch $75,000.
So you think mitch skimmed $25,000?
Yes, yes, of course I do.
Look, I give him $75,000.
He gives vinny $50,000, sticks $25,000 in his pocket.
- Hm. - Yeah.
Maybe.
That's what I would do.
Kind of hard to confirm that.
Why?
Because of the malones don't like to be questioned.
You're right.
Maybe he's counting on that.
Yeah, that would make sense.
Yes, it would make--
that would make sense.
I mean, it--
mitch very well could've just pocketed the money.
Hang on.
Mitch gives vinny $50,000.
Vinny finds out that mitch has stolen from that family,
that mitch has lied to that family,
then mitch is cut off, which means no more protection
for candace, benny, or hanna.
Leave hanna out of this.
You are-- seriously?
Yeah.
Hanna has nothing to do with this, jim.
You like her.
You honestly like hanna.
All I am saying is fair is fair.
Ok, candace is fair.
Benny is fair because they stole your money.
Hanna did not.
Ok.
I get it. - Ok.
Fair is fair.
I don't want to discuss this any further.
All right.
Wow.
And I'll see what I can find out about mitch.
How are you going to do that?
Well, very carefully.
That's a good idea.
Yeah.
I was about to have some lunch.
Would you like something?
No, no. Thanks.
I'm going to go home.
With hanna there?
Hanna better not be there.
If I find her ass at my house--
well, she works there, jim.
Yeah, I know. I know.
Fine.
So I'm thinking she will be there.
How do you know for sure?
Why wouldn't she be there?
Ok.
All right.
It's gonna be fun.
All right, jim.
I promise you, my friend.
I will do nothing to hurt your new girlfriend.
You need to stop.
Yeah, oh, sure.
Yeah. - All right.
Go on.
Wow.
Praise the lord.
Ass.
[suspenseful music]
so you want to tell me what this is about?
Your $53 million loan.
54.
Well, you haven't paid the mortgage.
I decided not to.
Well, I'm just going to have to instruct
lloyd to foreclose on all of your facilities and your house.
My house is not on that mortgage?
It's not?
No.
Well, you signed a personal guarantee.
I lied.
Ok.
That'll tie you up in court for years.
What is it, bitch?
You broke?
No, not at all.
Your facilities aren't making you any money?
Actually, that's the opposite.
Ok.
Then why aren't you paying?
Because you'll pay.
Now, why would I do that?
Because I'm testifying for the da.
So we got to you?
Yes.
And now you're blackmailing me?
Oh, no.
Not at all.
Then what is it?
I'm a whitemailing you.
I just want to see you go away.
Well, that will never happen.
Yes, it will.
When I finish telling that jury how afraid
I was when you had that gun and you shot
that innocent, sweet woman--
you would do that?
Oh, cut it out.
Nobody is listening.
I'm a lawyer.
Your plan won't work.
Why not?
Because I can't pay your bills.
And why is that?
Because I no longer have power over my estate.
And who has it?
Jim?
Yes, jim.
Well, katheryn.
I am not in the mood--
you better get it paid, or I will instruct
the bank to take it all.
I hope you're having a good life here because you're going
to be here a very long time.
Don't count on it, bitch.
I am.
Guard.
You can take it back now.
[dramatic music]
hello?
Don?
Yes.
This is veronica harrington.
Hi, mrs. Harrington.
I need you to come to my house.
Can you tell me what this is about?
I understand that lloyd bowman has been talking to you
about a payment or something?
Yes.
Ok.
Then come to my house in an hour, please.
Ok.
I'll see you in a bit.
Are you cold?
I think I'm getting sick.
That's mama.
What she want?
I don't know, but she's been calling me nonstop.
You better answer it.
I don't want to deal with it.
Just answer it.
[sighs]
hello?
Hey, candace.
Put it on speaker.
Candace?
Hey, listen.
I just left the house, and there a reporter over there.
A what?
A reporter.
Ok.
Yeah, she was asking me all kinds of questions.
About what?
Benny?
Yes?
I was talking to your sister.
She's right here.
Candace?
What did she say?
Ok, listen.
She was asking me all kinds of questions, talking about abuse,
you being abused.
Well, that's in every paper.
Yeah, and she said something about me putting you out at 14.
Well?
I didn't put you out.
Hanna.
I need you to tell these people the truth?
And what is the truth?
That you ran off with that pimp.
It's called child trafficking.
Don't you dare.
Let me tell you something.
I told you to stay away from those people.
I tried to.
Candace.
- [sighs] - ok.I got out.
Didn't I?
Yeah, and then you became a pimp yourself.
[sighs]
just don't talk to them.
Look, if they come back around,
I'm gonna tell them the truth.
Fine.
Look, I don't want these people running around,
thinking that I abandoned you.
Hanna--
candace, I need you to stop with these lies now.
Ok, fine.
Is that it?
I don't want these people around at all.
I can't do anything about it.
You need to do something.
Hanna--
I don't want to hear it.
Now, candace, do something.
Ok.
Now bye.
Reporters?
It's that damn landon.
What's he want?
For me to talk to charles.
Are you gonna talk to him?
I'm gonna call landon.
Let's do it.
Well, now he's not answering his phone.
Well, keep trying him.
Ok.
All right.
Well, rianna got a house she wants me to see,
so I'm gonna get up.
Ok.
I'll get dressed in a minute, maybe five.
Ok.
It feels good being rich and shit.
Get up when I want to, go to be when I want to.
Bang as many hoes as I want to.
Ok.
Stop.
Full stop, benny, please.
But we're still getting out of this damn hotel.
I heard you.
I heard you, little bird.
You ain't never gonna let me hear the end of that, huh?
Never.
Penseful music]
can I help you?
You are one brave woman.
I know.
I mean like a woman called moses.
Is that your attempt to insult me?
No, not at all.
Well, good.
I can't wait to get home, get me a beer,
and celebrate being in the mood to deal with your shit today.
Funny you should say home, hanna.
I thought this was your home.
Oh, no.
Mm-mm.
And if you keep it up, I'll have you removed from this house.
Removed?
Mm-hm.
You know I can do that, right?
Yes.
I know you can do that.
Hanna, I need a million dollars.
People in hell need--
excuse me.
You don't know that saying?
No.
They need ice water.
[laughs]
I thought all demons knew that.
Wow.
Cut the shit, hanna.
Watch your tone.
You know who the malones are?
Yes, I do.
Well, the malones are going to kill my son, wyatt, unless I
pay them a million dollars.
Well--
what?
You know, my daughter has scammed me a couple of times.
This sounds like that.
Yeah.
I could see how you would feel that way.
But this is not that.
My son is in a lot of trouble.
Yes.
He needs help.
That's right.
He does.
And I have to pay them.
Sorry.
Hanna--
I'm not just going to give you a million dollars.
Well, look at you talking like you have all the power.
Mm-mm.
I don't have all the power.
Your wife has the power.
Hanna, give me the power of attorney.
What?
Give me the power of attorney, and I
will give you $25 million.
You don't want the money?
No.
Oh, come on, hanna.
Everybody has a price.
You see, and that's your problem.
What?
You think money will make you sleep better.
Well, it sure as hell won't make me sleep worse.
I'm sorry.
What?
Hanna, you could have a house.
You could retire to the city, any city you want.
And break your wife's heart?
Who cares about that bitch?
I break her heart all the time.
That I know.
But I do.
I care about her.
- You do? - Mm-hm.
Really?
Mm-hm.
Why?
She's been very good to me, jim.
Has she?
Mm-hm.
Hanna, you're the maid.
Ok.
Nothing more, nothing less.
But you're her maid.
Do you have a million dollars?
You have any idea what your dear friend, katheryn cryer,
says about you behind your back?
No, and I don't care.
Good, then I'll tell you.
She says that you are her maid because that's
the only job you could really keep because you are so simple.
Really?
Mm-hm.
Mm.
That sounds like you.
What do you mean?
Simple?
Oh, jim.
These are your words.
Well--
but you're a liar.
But you want to know what she says about you?
Absolutely.
And this is the truth.
That you ain't getting a damn dime.
My son's life is in danger.
Then you really need to talk to your wife.
I promise you, hanna.
If anything happens to my son--
watch the threats.
I'm sorry.
Let me rephrase it.
If anything happens to my son--
go ahead.
--I will kill your daughter.
And if you hurt my daughter--
no, no, no.
Maybe you didn't hear me.
I'm not going to hurt your daughter.
I'm going to kill your daughter.
And I will kill you.
That's really not a threat, hanna.
And neither is what I just said.
No, no, no.
I'll see myself out.
Yes?
Landon?
Yes.
Uh, we-- we have a situation.
Uh, which is?
Um, the-- the president-elect isn't coming out of his room.
Maybe he's resting.
But it's-- it's really late in the day.
He rests some days.
Well, should I go wake him?
No, you should relax.
Relax, ok.
But he has a meeting.
I canceled all of his meetings.
You-- are-- are you sure?
It is done.
Ok, well, I'm going in, all right?
Why are you not listening?
Leave him alone.
Ok.
But look, I need to, um--
oliver?
What?
Just get off the phone, ok?
Ok, ok.
But what-- I need to know what you want me to tell the staff.
That he's resting.
Ok, but when I was upstairs in his room last night,
he said he was going to be up early.
So what are you saying?
What are you getting at?
He may not be ok in his room.
You need to relax.
He's fine.
Ok, well-- well, have you-- you have you spoken to him?
Yes.
And what did he say?
For you to stop calling me.
Landon, please, don't do that, all right?
He didn't say that.
I got to go, ok?
Landon, wait, wait.
I need to ask you-- - bye.
Landon--
hello?
Where are you?
Uh, I'm one floor below you.
Can you come see me now?
Ok, I'll be right up.
Need me to handle this?
Uh, no.
He's trying you.
I know.
All right, well, I can--
no, I got it.
He sent this person to mama.
Yeah, I know.
It's him.
All right.
Then let me step to this dude.
Didn't you say you needed to meet your realtor?
Yeah.
Ok, go.
You sure?
Yes.
I got it.
You should come with me.
I will try to go tomorrow.
All right.
Then we check out.
Ok.
Go.
[dramatic music]
that man is gonna come for, benjamin,
and you're gonna regret it a million ways.
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you're up to something.
I'm not.
What did that bitch say?
Sandy's acting weird.
- About what? - I don't know, man.
He said I did something.
But I think I need to pay somebody a visit.
Who?
Your buddy cryer.
Praise jesus.
Yes, praise him.
One of these days, the angel and the devil
are gonna have to have a showdown.
Are you talking about my daughter?
I'm talking about you.
What upsets me is this.
You know I lost everything because of you, right?
[screaming]
[flames crackling]