- Previously on "A House Divided."
- You can always go with good old trusty tax evasion.
- It was worth the flood if you can bury your thug.
- 2 million on High Drive in crypto.
- This might be my last shot to get looked at
by a pro team.
- You got this.
- You gotta get back on a plane to Cali now.
- Nah, I'm not about to leave you like this.
- What did you do with him?
- Carissa, I called Carissa.
- He was our family.
- Get out of my house.
- Let me get you out of here,
help you get your money
from that spoiled entitled bastard.
- You just let us know where she is
after she signs and then walk away.
- What happened to my mother?
- You have no idea what I'm really capable of.
- Your mama loved you very much.
- She's coming home soon.
- I'm going to need you to use some of your skills
to separate from intellects from their souls.
- And now, "A House Divided."
- I'm killin' everybody.
- Fuck 'em.
Who is that?
- Used to be the owner of the house.
Come on, we gotta go.
- Put a bullet in his fuckin' brain.
Just squeeze the fuckin' trigger.
- I can't do it.
- Shoot!
Fuck.
- Okay, well, if you sell your cell phone tower assets
and your office equity in San Fran,
you can come up with a quarter of the cash
for the casino.
- It'll take too much time.
The Germans have already frozen all the assets
from the bank sale.
Junior's just gonna have
to call the deal off.
Maybe would, um, work something out.
Maybe I'll...
- Hold on.
Just hold on, don't say another word.
This is your kid we're talking about.
You have spoiled him all his life.
You've given him everything he ever wanted.
He had a $250,000 car in 10th grade.
You will not ask him anything.
You will tell him to call this off now.
- I never could control him.
My firstborn son, always had a rebellious spirit.
- That is no excuse.
He need to call it off now.
- There's gotta be a way to stop him, gotta be.
- You need to get ruthless like your pops.
- While I'm working these things out,
I don't think it's a good idea
that you be around the house.
I'll move you to a hotel.
- I can't understand why you feel
the need to justify a tiptoe around
in your house on the decisions that you make.
You are the head of the family.
- I think it's best.
- Yeah, well, I'll pack my stuff Mr. Boss Man.
- Hey, baby, I'm having kisses.
- How's my favorite future mommy doing, huh?
Hi, oh, hey.
- She needs you to be gentle.
- Gentle, okay.
- Yes.
- I can do that, hey.
- 'Cause she buck and farts at the same time.
I'm doing great,
the baby's doing great, other than a bunch
of Sanders family drama that I'm truly trying
to keep him away from.
Okay, girlfriend, don't you be trying
to steal my time now.
- Why?
- Look at her.
She never does that, yes, honey.
- So? - So?
- What about you?
- What about me?
- Well, have you ever thought about getting out of here?
- What does that mean?
- Well, I've been offered a job.
- You're kidding me.
What kind of job, where, what?
- As a head of the emergency trauma department
at a small hospital in Albany.
- Dr. Jock .
Congratulations, baby.
- So I was just thinking about, you know,
how great it would be to raise our family
in the small quiet town, upstate New York.
Hi, hi there.
- I love my babies.
- He's handsome.
- Thank you.
Well, it sounds intriguing.
- Mm-hmm.
- But...
This baby is heir to all of this.
The Sanders family fortune.
Miss Lady settled us down here for a reason
and now it's our responsibility
to take care of what she built.
It's our legacy.
Do you understand that?
- I do.
It's beautiful.
And I wanna start a legacy with you.
I just think that because somebody did something
170 years ago, it doesn't mean
that we have to-
- Whoa, whoa, whoa, stop.
I love you.
I will always love you.
But one thing you will never do,
you must never do baby is put down my family
or our legacy, that's a deal breaker.
I know, I know you didn't mean it.
I know.
- I'm sorry.
- No, you're not.
There's no reason to be.
- Okay.
- You're perfect.
How does an estate in Albany sound to you?
Bi-coastal?
Apple orchard?
Maybe?
- That sounds nice.
- Thank you.
- I love you.
- I love you more mister bi-coastal doctor man.
- Please enter access key code.
- Come on.
- Error, you have three attempts remaining.
Error, you have two attempting remaining.
- Fuck.
- Error, you have one attempt remaining.
- Fuck!
Goddamn it.
- Hey.
How was your flight?
- It was a flight.
- Okay, well, did you eat?
- A little.
Do they have any other rooms
'cause I think I'm gonna get my own.
I need my own space.
- No, baby.
There's a security guard staying next door
to protect us.
- I don't need protection.
I didn't do this to anybody.
- Okay, look.
We got a plan.
And we gonna get through this
and then we can live the life that we deserve.
- We don't deserve shit.
Deserve a life for what?
What have we done to deserve anything.
It's just all some story you came up with in your head.
Just greed, plain fucking greed dressed up
in this pretty language.
- All of this, all of this
that I had to go through,
you think it was about me?
You think I need this?
No.
This is about you.
This is about you and your future.
This is the life I want for you.
- Well, guess what?
I don't want any of this.
I have to be back in Chicago with my people living
a simple life.
This ain't me.
Look, everybody ain't a savage.
I don't need this.
- When did you get so ungrateful and entitled?
- Ungrateful and entitled?
- Mm-hmm.
- I did everything you asked me to.
Everything.
I encouraged Raymond to go meet Eileen
at that warehouse and it was trap.
I did that because you told me to.
I gave up everything.
Everything just to follow your lead
and you can sit here and call me ungrateful?
Fuck you, Alexis.
- You think that opportunistic virus
of a fuckin' ugly ass sexual predator
was your man?
Huh?
I saved you from the worst mistake of your life again.
- I'm carrying his child.
- Maybe.
Not for long.
And I ain't playing with you.
We are about to own our own casino.
From the projects to luxury life.
Ooh!
Don't you get it?
I will not let you fuck this up for us little girl.
- A casino?
- You damn right.
- Okay, Mama.
- Take your ass downstairs and cool off
and come back with the respect
for your mother that you seem
to have lost laying around with that pass around nigga.
Go!
- I'm getting my own room.
- Mrs. Sanders.
Oh, I'm so glad to see you.
What brings you here unannounced so abruptly?
Is everything okay?
- His mother, my friend, passed,
leaving him with his grandmother, an addict.
This boy is being abused.
- Hello, young man?
What's your name?
- Elijah.
- Elijah?
Okay.
Is someone hurting you?
Okay.
- My grandma just gets a little too mad, that's all.
- I appreciate you sharing that with me.
My man.
- Please.
- Um, don't worry about it, okay.
I'll get in touch with child services immediately.
Um, where'd you find him?
- Two blocks from home.
Alone, hungry.
I couldn't think of anywhere else to bring him but here.
Cameron always said you're a good man
and that you care for this family.
- Okay, we'll take care of Elijah don't worry.
Carissa, how are you?
I understand there's been some issues.
How is your soul?
- Cold.
It's cold, Pastor.
- Well, we're here for you, always.
Well, look, I'll go and make that call
if you don't mind watching him for a second
until I come back.
- Sure.
Don't be scared.
Everything's gonna be fine.
You know when I was a little girl,
I used to sing at church.
Before everything went left, it used to keep me together.
Always remember, Elijah, trust no one.
And the heat with you.
Trust no one.
- Hey.
- Here you go.
Well, since when?
Oh, yeah, that's right, that's right.
You're on your own spiritual thing.
Man, I remember when you were running the south side,
drinking Seagrams underneath the table.
- The physical, the body, it should not
be contaminated with mind-altering substance.
Let the spirit heal your pain.
- Okay, whatever in the heavenly fuck that mean .
I'm gonna drink and be happy.
I'm gonna die when I die.
My T-Jenny, she drank two a day
and we buried her at 102
and she left here kickin' and cussin' folks out
to the end .
See, you can't buy into that big and crunchy bullshit.
That's why they don't have no ass now.
- The physical realm, it's all just a hologram
and the conscious plane in the end is meaningless.
It's like chasing wind.
- Now that, that's the smartest thing you said all week.
- Is your cell phone off, battery out?
- Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
I know those things be listening.
Wait, wait, I was talking about ordering
my face scrub off Amazon
and the next thing you know, bam,
an ad show up on my phone for guess what?
- Face scrub from Amazon.
- Exactly.
- Yeah, with more technology, more innovation,
we sacrifice our privacy.
That's should be off.
- Oh, we gotta keep less secrets, huh?
- Impossible.
- Well, we kept our secret our secrets.
- That was a long time ago.
- It may have been a long time for you,
but I...
Hmm.
I don't make it a habit
of making connections like that,
so it wasn't that long time ago for me.
- Well, it was a different time,
a different place along the physical plane
and I was happy for it.
- And that was then.
And I'm just trying to deal with the now, you know.
- I'm very close.
I have to do my due diligence.
It's just about time to strike the match.
- When you strike that match,
make sure you burn everything down.
Got it?
- You called me for a reason.
I will contact you when justice has been delivered.
- So we're good?
Cameran, Sr. has signed off on the full 150 million.
No fighting.
The divorce is uncontested.
He wishes Carissa no harm.
He wishes her all the best.
He has no ill will towards her.
- Okay then.
Well, we're done here.
- No.
No we're not.
You still have to hold up your end of the bargain.
You take care of your end of the transaction
and deliver the signed documents
and I, I'll take care of mine.
Understood?
- Understood.
- Oh, come on.
You trying to tell me you can't stop him
from buying a bank?
I mean, what kind of a lawyer are you?
Should have never fired you,
man, I'm not paying you a dime.
- Sir, I'm so sorry.
Security couldn't stop 'em.
- Can I help you Agent Barnes?
- You know you had to have known it would end up like this.
You've been getting away
with so much for so long.
You've relied on your money,
your money, your dad's shiftiness.
If Marilyn Monroe were alive today,
she'd look a lot different, huh?
You know why?
Because all acts get old.
- I'm gonna need you to turn around
and put your hands behind your back.
- Tax evasion is a real serious crime, Mr. Sanders
and you've been duly accused of such
by the United States government.
- Bullshit.
That's a trumped up charge, you know it.
- If the jury sees it that way,
you'll be a free man.
- Take your hand off me.
I'll walk out like a man.
- Think about this.
It's a real pretty drive up the coast
on the way to the jailhouse.
Consider this your lucky day.
- I want my phone call.
- Oh, you gonna get that phone call
and a tasty bologna sandwich,
I promise you that.
- In a shocking turn of events,
bank owner Cameran Sanders was arrested tonight
by the FBI on charges of tax evasion.
- It's not gonna work.
I need to see her face to face.
Yes, face to face, now.
- Cam.
Cam.
- Let me call you back.
- Hey, I got a surprise, close your eyes.
- I don't have time for this shit, Brit.
- Close your eyes.
- Hurry up.
- All right, open them.
It's a boy.
It's your son, Cam, your baby boy.
Yeah.
I'm a make things right, okay.
Promise.
But if you do decide to walk out on us,
you're walking out on your own legacy.
Look at him.
His little foot.
It's yours.
- Fuck 'em.
- Don't touch me.
Be cool.
- Oh, God.
Please, I beg you, I beg you.
- Jupiter.
Everything is secure.
I'll give you the time and the place
to countersign the docs
and trigger the bank wire.
You're almost rich.
- Okay, counselor.
- Cameran, Jr. asked to see you.
He didn't tell me why,
but my guess is he's about to make a big move.
The feds picked up your soon to be ex-husband.
- They did?
- It's all over the news.
- Huh, well, we don't have much time then.
- Should I set it up?
- Yeah.
Yeah, set it up.
- What's up, Coach?
- Look, we all loved you, we did.
- We did, as in past tense?
I don't understand, Coach.
- After the bad news with your father.
- What news?
- The charges.
We have a strict moral code
and a brand to deliver.
And now your father's been arrested for tax evasion.
- Wait, man, you can't be fuckin' serious.
Yo, Coach, I'm back in shape.
Yo, I'm ready to play, man.
You can't be serious right now.
That's not me, I'm my own man.
And you know I'm trying to go to the league, man, what's up?
- Look up, I'm sure he's innocent.
Look, I'm still gonna give you the payout,
signing bonus, but, uh, I'm gonna have
to take you off the team effective today.
I'm really sorry kid.
- This is some bullshit, man.
- Pamela.
- Hey.
I was just about to make us something to eat.
Hey.
You know that whatever you need,
I'm here for you, right.
Always.
- We'll see.
I'll be back.
- Fuck.
- Could you just take the gun off my head?
Just a little bit,
it's a little bit too, too close.
- I don't know who you are,
just sign the papers.
- Okay, okay.
- Sign the papers.
- Okay, okay.
- So make sure you keep it here
because we're gonna keep you updated
on all the latest developments.
And in other news, flashy banking tycoon,
Cameran Sanders, Sr., was arrested today
by federal authorities
on a charge of tax evasion.
Now, Sandy, let's take it over to you
for the weather.
- I'm gonna get far, far away from this Abel.
Far away.
I wanna see my lawyer.
Dammit.
- Memories.
- Mm.
- The more things change,
the more they stay the same, don't they, Carissa?
- Welcome back to my place of discretion.
- If these walls could talk.
- Yeah, but they don't.
I heard you wanted to see me
and I also heard you've been busy.
- Have you ever been in love?
Like I know you are a great actress
and you can pretend to be in love with anyone,
but have you ever loved another human?
- Hasn't happened many times, but there was one I did love
that I sacrificed for this family,
for what I thought was our family.
- Our family.
We had a family until you came in
like a meteor just rocketing in,
knocking us off course into the dark abyss,
spinning out of control
into this black hole
that you're gonna get sucked into to.
- You know I tried.
I tried to establish a bridge between us
so we could both move,
but you, you just couldn't keep your mouth off the tit.
- Because...
- You had to keep gripping onto the past
that was never gonna come back.
- It's your fault.
- Me?
- You.
Yes, you.
- So you're innocent?
You're holy, you're the Pope,
'cause I seem to recall you asking me
to commit a little bit of a murder.
See, that's exactly what I'm talking about.
You suck people into your world.
You sucked me in, you sucked Keno in.
Where is Keno?
I need to take his body to his mother.
- I did nothing, okay?
Nothing.
Your Molly Maid asked me to help you,
that's all I did.
- Help me what?
I didn't even know what happened to him.
- Well.
I guess now you do.
But I had nothing to do with that.
- I still need to take his body back to his mother.
- That's impossible.
I don't even know where it is.
- It.
It.
You know you were never gonna be
a part of this family.
It was never gonna happen.
- You really don't get it, do you?
- Get what?
- It's over.
It's over.
Your whore mongering father
from whom's loins you sprung is sitting
in a federal prison cell.
You're next.
Your sister's bat shit crazy.
Your brother's a has been hooper.
It is over, your assets are frozen.
Your hot in the twat man-stealing auntie
is siphoning whatever little bit of money
is left through a straw because
the real thing isn't available.
It's fucking done.
- I've made preparations for that.
- Uh oh, oh.
Original, we're here again?
Put the gun away Casanova,
you are not built to navigate this world
and you think you gonna out savage me?
Who the fuck do you think you are? Huh?
Little wet behind the ears,
cardigan wearing, bubblegum some ass nigga,
you ain't gonna do shit.
I will eat your lunch.
I will sit on your couch
with my feet straight up
and you won't do a damn thing.
- You are fuckin' over.
- I'm so fuckin' sick of you.
It's not over till I say.
Yeah, put that shit down.
I'm your nightmare, hmm?
I'm the boogeyman under your bed little tyke.
I watched your weak ass mama die.
She reached for the water,
but it was too late.
I had already moved it.
I watched her eyes bulge out of her head.
I heard the gurgle.
It wasn't my first time
and I didn't give a fuck.
Not one.
Fuck you, too.
- Next time on "A House Divided."
- I am not my father and we can all see
where his actions have landed him.
- You couldn't deny yourself anything, could you?
- You know you're looking at
some real serious jail time.
- All I want is my money.
- I believed in you son.
I tried to save your life.
- It seems as if you have
been making duplicitous side deals.
- So what's next?
- You need to come now.
- Get rid of your enemies, all of them.
- There's no telling when
the rest of his assets will be seized or frozen.
- Don't let me down.