We're here to talk. You make a move against Eamon?
Of course not. I don't know anything about this shit.
Eamon Sweeney is not to be touched.
Or anyone in my crew.
[Jimmy] Do we go after Gotti?
No. I got a better way to get that motherfucker back.
He's not allowed to sell drugs so we will.
Well, right on.
[Jimmy] Your pal Leon's dead. Turns out Charlie Bricks was
in Gotti's pocket the whole fuckin' time.
[Brendan] This is Tadhg McKenna's daughter.
She's currently called Bridget Walsh because
of the Interpol warrant for the bombings
of the London Tube. What I was doing wasn't
just for Ireland. It was for you.
My target, the British operative
Colonel Gerald Markham.
The man who killed your parents.
We're gonna blow this motherfucker
-to smithereens. -[Bridget] A car bomb?
So, there is gonna be civilian casualties.
[Brendan] This is a war, Bridget.
Or have you forgotten that?
You've been pretty fuckin' useless.
Does this mean I'm getting fired?
It means you're gonna wear a wire.
Who's his most trusted man?
Toss up between Eddie Breen and Dukey Sullivan.
Half-ass copper piece of shit.
Dukey is not a big fan
-of the boys in blue. -[tires squealing]
You got wind Eddie was gonna get grabbed up,
you didn't think I might wanna know?
What have you done that Breen knows about?
You can ask him yourself.
See, the problem is now, Glenn, is I can't trust you.
Neither do I.
[grunting]
You fuckin' cunt.
[grunting]
[Connor] So, we get this blow.
-And then what's the plan? -[Jimmy] We start selling.
You're offering us a job?
Well, I'm offering you boys a future.
My supply. Your streets. Fifty-fifty.
Hey, we ain't never selling for that dago bastard, right?
Of course, we're fuckin' not.
They'll be back.
[♪ Personality Crisis ♪ by New York Dolls playing]
♪ Whoa... ooh ♪
♪ Yeah, yeah, yeah ♪
♪ No, no, no, no, no, no, no ♪
♪ Well, we can't take her this week ♪
♪ And her friends don't want another speech ♪
♪ Hoping for her that someday ♪
♪ They'll hear what she's got to say ♪♪
Hey! Here he is!
[laughing]
Hey, everybody! It's the king of Hell's Kitchen right here!
Jimmy, it's fucking line time.
No, it's not fucking line time, all right?
-It's fuckin' line time! -You take it easy on it,
all right? Hey, Sean, here.
-I fucking love you, Jimmy. -I fucking love you too.
-You want a shot? -Of course I fucking do.
-Three shots, Ray. -Yeah, comin' right up.
-Come on! -Hey, I got you.
Three shots.
This is for me?
Are you doin' this for me? Oh, you're too good!
Oh...
Hey, don't spend it all at once, all right?
[snorting]
[whistles]
Oh! I fuckin' love you.
I fuckin' love you.
Hey, Jimmy, business is good,
but we're running low.
Yeah, I gotta speak to Nelson again soon.
Those Dominicans will get us whatever the fuck we want.
Slàinte.
Hey, in that case, you want a bump?
I'm good.
Hey.
Keep up the good work. All right?
Ray, for your troubles.
Bless you, Jimmy.
[exhales]
My rounds are done.
I can finally... relax.
[chuckling] As you deserve.
I've never seen the boys this happy.
It's what they deserve.
It's real cash in their pockets.
Yeah. You did that.
It's nice seeing someone be good to them, for once.
Now. What am I gonna buy you?
With this? Hmm?
What do you want? A new dress?
You don't like what I'm wearing?
Oh, no, no, no, I like it just fine.
I just mean more dresses.
I thought you liked me with less clothes on.
No, I don't need things.
Come on, everyone needs something.
What do you need? And don't make me sorry
I just asked that.
Can you give me peace of mind?
Give me that.
I could.
If you just let me in there.
No, sexual favors, that'll do just fine.
[chuckles]
[Sean] Hey, here's our boy-o.
Jim! Jimmy.
Remember what I told you, right?
-Yeah. -It's gonna be great, Jimmy!
It's Rad Tad. This is the guy I was telling you about.
-Tad Guggenheim. -Hey.
Heard a lot about you.
Uh, heard you can, uh, get some good shit.
Yeah, so I, uh, I thought that maybe we could do business.
You know, you and me.
What do you want?
[laughs]
Well, what do you think?
The good stuff, you know.
Pure stuff. Lots of it.
Where the fuck did you guys meet?
At just, like, parties and stuff.
He bought a couple bags off me here and there.
But he's a good customer, Jimmy.
Fuckin' right I am.
And I'm about to be your best customer, yeah?
'Cause I wanna buy a lot,
'cause I know people richer than you could ever imagine.
Like millionaires and billionaires.
And I'm gonna become your middleman.
All right, all right, just calm down,
-Tad. -[chuckles]
Go get yourself a drink or something and, yeah, we'll talk.
Later.
Yeah, we'll talk. Let's go get a beer.
-[giggles] -What a douchebag.
Congratulations.
[laughing]
[punk rock music]
-♪ It didn't take long ♪ -♪ It didn't take long ♪
-♪ I didn't get far ♪ -♪ I didn't get far ♪
♪ Before the cops were told ♪
-♪ That I'd stolen the car ♪ -♪ Stolen the car ♪
-♪ There was an APB ♪ -♪ APB ♪
-♪ Sent out for me ♪ -♪ Out for me ♪
♪ Ratted out by my own ♪
♪ Now I'm a public enemy ♪
♪ I'm a Catholic school kid ♪
-♪ I'm an altar boy ♪ -♪ Altar boy ♪
♪ I was dropped on my head ♪
-♪ Now I'm here to destroy ♪ -♪ Here to destroy ♪
-♪ I'm a stone-cold killer ♪ -♪ Stone-cold killer ♪
-♪ In the CYO ♪ -♪ CYO ♪
♪ I'm lining them up ♪
♪ And I'm laying them low ♪
♪ But honest as the day is long that's a fact ♪
♪ I'm not nearly half as bad as I act ♪
♪ See, I'm always wrong in the eyes of the law ♪
♪ Parents and priests say it's the final straw ♪
♪ But sure as the sun, it rises and sets ♪
♪ I'll do it again, it's a surefire bet ♪
Yeah, my stepfather
is a Guggenheim,
total fucking asshole.
The thought of him porking my mom makes me sick.
But the dude is a degenerate,
you know, and so is all his friends.
Oh, degenerates, huh?
Well, you should have me for dinner sometime.
[stammering indistinctly]
Yeah, look, the point is
that his friends love coke,
and they're always lookin' to buy.
And my friends from Yale too.
Oh, you went to Yale?
I told you he was fuckin' smart.
Yeah. For a few months, and then, uh, then I left.
Yeah, I got kicked out.
[chuckling] I was...
I was fucking this chick who was still in high school.
Yeah, I'm not interested in your life story.
How much you want?
Well, since this is my first go,
uh... [sniffling]
...why don't we start small?
Ten kilos?
[laugh]
Mickey, you recognize this guy from Bellevue, maybe?
Hey. Good job.
You brought us a fuckin' retard.
Hey, asshole, you don't know
what the fuck you're talking about.
[laughs] Yeah, yeah, yeah, I do.
Look, I've done my research.
See, my idea... [sniffling]
...is to give my rich fuckin' friends
a luxury fuckin' experience.
Like shit that's not cut with anything.
Pure coke.
You understand that as a general rule,
coke gets cut up at each stage of distribution.
That's how you make money.
No. No, no, no, none of this baby powder shit for me.
[sniffling]
And I'll charge a premium price.
How much do you think ten keys will cost you?
[laughs]
I have no fuckin' idea.
Two million dollars.
[laughs] Seriously?
Oh, get him the fuck outta here!
Wait, no, I think he might go for it.
Tad, tell him you can get the fuckin' money.
-Well, two million dollars. -Oh, c'mon, enough,
there's no way on this fucking Earth
I'm getting you ten keys of anything.
Now, you want coke?
One key, 100 grand.
All right, big shot?
A hundred grand?
-Okay. -What?
You gonna ask your step-daddy for a check?
I can get it, no problem.
Mickey, Mickey, c'mon.
Now, don't fuck with me.
You can get that kinda money?
Yeah.
Yeah. [sniffling] No problem.
Okay? I'll be in touch.
How you feeling, Glenn?
Fine.
Three broken ribs is rough.
I broke one once as a kid, fell off my bike.
Had a hard time breathing for months.
[exhales heavily]
Superficial fractures.
I'm ready to get back to work.
Finish what we started.
Let me speak plainly.
What I need is competent,
clear-thinking police work.
Not someone hell-bent on revenge.
Look, I have my failings...
but I'm a professional.
You can count on that.
I think I can.
Yeah, look, I been thinkin' about the case.
You want Sweeney to flip on Castellano.
But right now he's too protected.
You need someone who will cave.
Eddie Breen was the wrong mark.
Who's the right mark?
Dukey Sullivan.
Sweeney's other lieutenant.
If we have evidence.
You leave that to me.
But I can get Dukey to cave.
And once he does...
they'll all start folding.
[Brendan] We're going to kill Colonel Markham
as he leaves the British Consulate tomorrow.
So, here's how this goes.
The Semtex gets loaded carefully
into the boot, or for the two Americans,
the trunk of the car.
Main charge sits low on the gas tank.
We'll layer it. Two kilos in total.
It'll peel the car open like a sardine tin.
Donal, you explain the rest.
This is the blasting cap.
Czech-made, fast fuse.
Runs to this receiver.
What about the trigger?
We use this:
a garage door remote, nothing fancy.
So you tune the receiver to match the VHF frequency?
Yes, but you'll need a clear line of sight.
It's not that strong. Say, half a block away.
What if the signal gets blocked?
Then the garage doors don't open.
That's not gonna happen.
I'll be less half a block away from Markham.
Signal will be strong and clear.
Besides, I want the last thing
that bastard see to be my grinnin' face.
I don't think that's a good idea, Brendan.
Colonel Markham personally interrogated you in Maze Prison.
I told you, I'm not gonna go anywhere near him.
No. Someone else should do it. It's plain and simple.
Oh. That someone else is you?
My whole family died at Markham's hands.
Let him die at mine.
[Mickey] All right.
Nine, ten.
All right. That's another thousand right there.
Wait. Is that it? That's all of it?
That's it, Jimmy. That's everything.
No, no, no, no, no. We're short.
I mean, we're really fucking short, Mickey.
-How is that possible? -Well, 'cause unlike
the motherfucker that you call boss,
who takes his fucking kickbacks and keeps it all for himself,
you're actually generous with your people.
Yeah, well, maybe I wouldn't have been so fuckin' generous
if I knew that was all we were gonna take.
-I know. -Shit!
All right, well, look, look, we're starting
a new business here. This shit happens, right?
So maybe we're too generous with too many people,
and maybe we had a bit too much fun.
We know now, next time we'll tighten it up.
Thing we do know is that we can make real fuckin' money.
It's just-- it's just-- it's overheads, right?
Fuckin' overheads.
Shit, we're not gonna have enough for that key for Tad.
I mean, that knucklehead was gonna spend
a hundred grand on one key.
That woulda been a big fuckin' score, Mickey.
All right.
So, we take Sweeney's fuckin' cut,
-and we use that for our blow. -No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
We cannot fuckin' do that.
-Why not? -You know why not.
Look, I'll talk to Sweeney,
and who knows?
Maybe he's feeling generous.
Yeah, right.
[rattling, beeping]
Not a bad day at the office.
Business has been pretty fuckin' great so far.
The new Dominican contact we found, it's popular.
But, uh, we're gonna need more coke
if you wanna keep this going.
How's your cash flow?
Ah, well between paying off the guys,
and, uh, and you, and, um,
you know, some of the supply went for personal use.
And I'm gonna be a little bit short
-for the next buy. -Uh-huh.
Um, so, what I was wondering was,
you know, if you could just front us some cash,
including what I just gave you.
Not easy running your own business, is it?
-[chuckling] -You gotta handle inventory,
watch your guys like a fuckin' hawk.
I guarantee you at least one of your guys
is stealing from you.
The only one way to learn how to do this, Jimmy,
is to do it.
So, you're not gonna give me any money?
No.
But I got a guy.
Ruby Stein.
He shylocks for everybody. He's very connected.
-Oh, yeah? -Yeah. He'll lend you the money.
Just be sure, you borrow money from Ruby Stein...
you pay him back.
If you don't, bad things happen.
[Ruby] One hundred thousand dollars?
Not on your life or on the life of my great-grandchildren,
should I ever have any.
Mr. Stein, you'll get your money back, plus your vig.
And I'm even willing to add 10% on top of that.
Oh, that's very generous of you. I don't care if it's 100%.
You don't have any collateral!
You know what collateral is?
-Yes. -Good! Then you know
-you don't have any! -Mr. Stein,
you're the biggest loan shark in the city.
You have the money.
Of course I've got the money.
Because I don't lend it to Irish punks off the street
come into my office making outrageous demands.
Sorry, fellas.
Go elsewhere, I'm a very busy man.
[phone dialing]
[Mickey] I'm a decorated war veteran.
I ain't no punk.
Well, good for you. Thank you for your service.
You're not getting any of my money.
It's all right.
[chuckles]
My boss is Eamon Sweeney.
[phone off-hook beeping]
Eamon Sweeney?
[sighing] This money's for him?
Why isn't he here?
He, uh,
needs to stay clear of what we're doing.
But you ask around, you'll find out who we are.
You bet your ass I will.
It's still too much.
Okay, so...
how much would you be willing to give us?
[laughs]
I tell you what, I'll give you half.
That's-- That's very kind of you, Mr. Stein,
but that's only 50 grand.
I mean, you must be able to do more.
Plus double my vig.
You guys are obviously getting into a very risky business,
one that might very well get you killed
before I get repaid.
Or I might have to kill you myself.
Take it or leave it, fellas.
[sighs]
[tense music]
Hey, handsome.
Lookin' for fun?
Yeah, get in.
Pull into the parking lot.
Twenty for a BJ, 40 for full service.
Alice? Alice Hamilton?
What is this?
Officer Keenan.
Remember me? Hey, hey, hey, hey.
Relax.
You're not in trouble.
I just wanna talk to you. I'm not lookin' to bust you.
You remember?
I interviewed you in the hospital
after your face got cut.
What do you want?
I know who did this to you.
Do you now?
Yeah.
You know how I know?
Not 'cause you told anyone.
Because I overheard Dukey Sullivan
braggin' about it at the 596.
And I'll tell you somethin' else,
you're not the first woman he's raped and cut.
But maybe you could be the last.
You know why?
'Cause I'm gonna put that fucker away for so long
he never hurts anyone again.
But I need your help.
I don't know any Dukey Sullivan.
Let me see your arm.
You're still on the junk, huh?
You sick?
[whimpers]
Here.
I'm gonna let you get well.
You can fix.
But first, I need you to sign something.
All right?
Good.
[engine starting]
Bridget?
Yeah?
One sugar, no milk.
-You remembered that. -Of course I remembered.
Only you and my ma are crazy enough
not to drink tea with milk.
[chuckles]
What?
It's just that...
when I asked you to hide that weapon...
I never dreamed you'd end up on my team.
Oh, c'mon, you...
this was part of your plan, right?
'Cause you could have hidden that weapon anywhere.
I have to admit,
it's a good reason to see you.
And it worked.
I'm here for only one reason.
Don't forget that.
Of course.
That's why I'm letting you man the explosion.
So, my only concern is civilian casualties.
That never bothered you in London.
[Bridget] But this is America,
and it has bothered me every day since.
Have you thought about how this might play out
in the American press?
[chuckling] The American public
are ignorant to what happens
in Northern Ireland every fuckin' day.
It's time they woke up.
If we're as vicious as Markham,
they may not understand who the real villain is.
You may lose American sympathy.
Are you fuckin' committed to this or not?
-Yeah, I am. -Then fuck America.
I only care what the Irish think.
When Colonel Markham is dead,
there'll be dancing on the streets of Belfast.
[exhales]
[Nelson] Ooh, you boys can't get enough, can you?
What can I say? People love your stuff, Nelson.
So, we'll take another two keys.
Two keys? That's one hundred thousand.
You see how fast I do that?
It's like I'm a math genius.
But you see, the thing is, we only have 50 grand.
But I'm good for the other half.
Hmm. You're good for the other half?
We have a deal set up that would get you paid immediately.
We friends?
[chuckles]
Sure. I'd like to think so.
Fuck you. I don't have no friends.
And I'm not your mami, I'm not your papi,
I'm not your girlfriend.
So I don't lend you shit.
It's cash up front.
And if you ever ask me to front you again...
you're never gonna see me again.
I'm sorry. I must not be hearing you right,
'cause you got that thick fuckin' accent.
I don't know what you're saying, but...
but you're gonna front us the coke, right, chico?
Don't get fucking excited, fellas.
You're in our neighborhood now.
Hey, hey. It's all right. It's all right.
We're just negotiating.
A word of advice,
maybe don't flash those things
in a fucking Irish bar, hm?
So, how 'bout this, Nelson?
One key for 50 grand.
I think I got the math right.
Cash business we can do.
Do you have the money?
[tense music]
Next time,
this one better stay home.
He's my friend, not you.
So just give us the key and fuck off.
[fiddle music]
Fuckin' Tad.
The fuck is he?
He was supposed to be here an hour ago.
I never liked the looks of that fuckin' guy.
Hey! Sorry, Declan, that's five bucks!
You didn't call it! You gotta call the shot.
-You... You fuckin' lost! -What you talkin' about?
-You didn't call it! -All right, well,
when you play, you can call the fuckin'--
Hey, hey, hey. Shut the fuck up!
He's here.
-Well, I don't fuckin' see him. -No, 'cause he's outside.
He's in his car. He's fuckin' scared.
He wants to do the deal in the fuckin' car, Jimmy.
-Oh, fuck. -Fuckin' douchebag,
you drag his ass in here.
What, he's fuckin' strapped in a baby seat or somethin'?
Does he have the money on him?
I don't fuckin' know. He wouldn't get out.
-Jesus fuckin' Christ. -Fuck's sake.
What are you fuckin' good for?
No, no, no, you stay here, all right?
Don't want that little prick to shit himself.
-I'd fuckin' love to see that. -Sean.
-Yeah. -You bring the stuff.
But you stay back until I say so.
[Mickey] Fuck sakes. All right, rack 'em up.
He's over there, Jimmy.
You stay here.
Rad Tad? Jesus.
Tad.
What the fuck are they doing here?
[laughs] It's okay.
Yeah, I'm paying them for their time.
They won't say shit, right, girls?
-Whatever. -Yeah.
Is it okay if we smoke in the car?
-No, no. It's not okay. -Oh!
My stepdad gave me this fuckin' car,
and I don't want cigarette burns in it.
-Jesus fuckin' Christ. -All right, all right!
-Calm down! -Christ, are you serious?
I am not doing this shit with them here.
[Tad] They won't say shit, right, girls?
-Whatever. -Whatever.
You know what? Fuck this.
No. Wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute.
Hey.
I got the money. It's here. C'mon.
Let me get you the money and then you can be on your way.
What the fuck did you bring them for?
Honestly?
In case you tried to rob or kill me...
[sniffling] ...then I'd have witnesses.
Then I could fuck 'em. [laughing]
-Win-win, right? -Jesus Christ.
What the fuck is wrong with you?
Look, let's just-- let's just go to the trunk.
Yeah? I have it all in the trunk.
Yeah? These-- These bitches
don't know shit about we're talkin' about,
right, girls?
We really don't give a fuck, okay.
Can we just party?
-Yeah, let's party. -Come on.
The money's in the trunk.
-[sighing] -I could use some coke though.
Well, I need to see the stuff first.
Just open the trunk.
I'm afraid you're gonna rip me off.
Look, I'll give you one of the girls as a thank you.
After this, I never want to see your fuckin' face
in this neighborhood again, do you understand me?
Now open the goddamn trunk.
All right. All right.
-Sean? -Yeah?
[tense music]
It's right here.
Right here.
Now open the fuckin' trunk!
What the fuck is this?
-Fuck. -Hey, Jimmy,
how are you doing?
Gimme the bag.
I did everything you asked, Mr. Gotti.
Can-- Can I go now?
Yeah, go ahead. Get the fuck outta here.
Stupid fuck.
He's a fuckin' idiot, that kid.
So, that piece of shit works for you?
Nah, he just owes me a shit ton of money.
Listen, Jimmy,
I could blow your fucking brains out right here.
Or we just could be partners, like I said.
I don't know why you're making this shit so fuckin' hard.
I told that spic motherfucker Nelson
that if he sells you any coke, he's a fuckin' dead man.
So, I'm your only supplier.
When you're ready to stop fuckin' around, come talk to me.
[tense music]
Jimmy, I'm sorry.
Shut up.
Shut the fuck up.
How could I've been so fuckin' stupid?
I knew, I knew that kid was full of shit!
Why would Gotti use that fuckin' idiot?
Because he wants me to sell coke for him,
so he doesn't get whacked by Castellano.
And I guess saying no to Gotti isn't an option?
Well, it seems he won't fuckin' let me.
And I'm only still alive 'cause that dago prick
thinks he needs me!
And I still owe Ruby Stein a shit ton of money.
Jesus Christ, I am fucked!
Okay, um, well, just-- just borrow it from Sweeney.
And what-- what, tell him that some coked-up yuppie
fleeced me of 50 grand?
What the fuck is he gonna think of me?
So what? He takes a profit when you sell the stuff,
and then what, when there's a loss?
Bridget, he told me I had to do this on my own.
So I have to fuckin' do this on my own!
Jimmy, he is the one who got you into this mess.
The least that man could do is help you out.
If I see that Tad again, I'm gonna fuckin' kill him.
Or Gotti... maybe I just fuckin' kill Gotti.
Yeah, that's great, then you'll have
the entire Italian mafia after you.
That's smart.
[scoffs]
There has to be a way without killing anyone.
There you go.
-There you are, Mr. Sweeney. -Thanks, Ray.
[Breen] Are you fuckin' kidding me?
Fuck sake.
Jesus Christ, you fucking kiddin' me? Look at this shit.
Fuck's sake.
Want me to take care of this fucker?
Let's see what this cocksucker wants.
Don't look at my fuckin' cards.
It's alright, we already know you're bluffing.
Think you wandered in the wrong joint, Glenn.
You shouldn't be here.
Why not? I go wherever the fuck I please.
You're lucky to be fuckin' breathing.
You know that, right?
You can chalk that up to our prior friendship.
But now it's time to go.
Well, when I'm ready.
I got some business to attend here.
I came here to talk to Dukey.
[chuckling] Okay. About what?
Well, that's between me and him.
Jesus. Glenn, don't fuck with me.
No. You fucked with me
when you made threats towards my son.
So now... I'm gonna put you away.
Yeah. You know, everyone around here,
they treat you like a fuckin' saint.
We both know what you really are.
A past-his-prime hood who's hoping the world'll
remember him kindly when he goes.
The truth is...
they'll line up to piss on your grave,
and I'll be first.
What is this? You being a hero cop now
all of a sudden, Glenn, 'cause it's hilarious.
But I think I liked you better when you were
-taking my fuckin' bribes. -Yeah, well.
Those days are over.
I fuck you where you breathe.
If you were to take one in the head
right here right now, Glenn,
I mean, I'm lookin' around...
I don't see a soul in here
who's gonna testify in court against me or any of my crew.
Oh, yeah? They got guns?
'Cause I got three right here on me.
So they better be fast.
But go for it,
let's see how this shakes out.
[tense music]
If you like those odds, you're a fuckin' slow learner, Glenn.
Here's what I think.
I think you're a fuckin' failure,
and you know it.
You're a failure as a cop.
As a fuckin' father, God knows.
You're a failure as a man.
Worst punishment for you is to let you fuckin' live with that.
For now.
[tense music]
[Italian music playing]
Oh, no, this shit is more than decent.
It's gotta be at least 55% pure.
I don't know what the fuck is the matter with
those Irish punks. They didn't even try
-to rip you off. -Yeah, so...
[clearing throat] ...we're good now?
You know? I can go?
You owe my bookie a quarter of a million dollars.
[laughing]
You ain't going nowhere.
Yeah, but you-- but you said that,
if I get you the coke, that you can cut it,
and you could sell it for half a million
-and that we'd be even. -Yeah.
-Like, we'd be more than even! -Listen, Tad,
you know what your problem is?
You're a degenerate gambler.
You don't know when to stop.
I'm never gonna gamble again.
-Bullshit. -Yeah, I mean, he should know.
See, Johnny here is a gambler too.
Fuck yourself. Listen, Tad...
[clears throat]
...getting me this key ain't gonna do it.
All right? I gotta do a lotta legwork
before I get my money back, you understand?
I gotta sell all this shit.
Yeah, well,
I'd love to stay and help,
but I... I really should
get out of town. [chuckling]
You know, those Irish punks are gonna come looking for me so...
You're damn right they are.
[chuckling] Sit down.
[chuckles uneasily] What?
I said, sit the fuck down.
What're you doing? I did everything you asked!
Yeah, but now I got two things that the Irish want.
Right? I got cocaine. And I got you.
Good man.
[Brendan] See it coming through now, Donal?
-[Donal] Yeah, I got it there. -Got it?
-Yup. -Careful, careful.
-All right. -[Bridget] Yeah.
Two more coming through, Donal.
-Yeah. -Got it?
Yep.
Come on.
All right, blasting cap is set.
-Good? -Thank you.
[Donal] Come on.
[sighs]
-Yeah? -She's loaded and ready.
You're gonna have to flip the red toggle to on.
You'll feel it click under your thumb.
-Mm-hmm. -That arms the signal.
Then press the black button.
Hold it down for two full seconds.
-Well, what if it doesn't work? -It will.
So don't press it just yet.
Logan and I have been scouting the location.
There are several backup places we could park
if the hydrant is blocked.
We timed the street for meter maids.
They make rounds at least three times a day.
Registration and everything else in order?
-It is. -Right.
Now, we just gotta pick someone to go with Bridget.
Oh no. No, no, no, I can do this on my own.
-We need a backup, just in case. -In case what?
-I'm more than happy. -I'd like to make
that bastard fry.
Two women will be less suspicious.
You okay with that?
In case what?
In case you get cold feet.
You're on.
After he raped me,
he cut me and threatened to burn me alive.
The more I cried, the more he cut in to me.
Man is a fuckin' monster.
Yes, he is.
She signed an affidavit.
That's enough to get an arrest warrant
for Dukey Sullivan.
Yeah, sure is.
But how is that gonna help make Eamon Sweeney flip?
Dukey has a rap sheet as long as the Holland Tunnel.
Been partners with Sweeney for years.
He knows where the bodies are buried.
And he ain't loyal like Eddie Breen.
That weasel-dick motherfucker
will sing in a minute.
So, who am I talking to?
The cop on the take, or the one who won
all those awards years ago?
Oh. I don't know.
You bring out the best in me. What can I say?
I just don't get it.
How'd you fall so far?
What happened to you?
I'm gonna tell you something that isn't in my file.
My wife and I had a second child,
baby was stillborn.
My wife started using drugs again.
I couldn't deal with it,
so I left.
She OD'd and died.
After that...
I stopped caring.
But now, I got my head screwed on right.
I wanna trust you.
You'll bring Dukey in to testify,
and not for revenge, right?
Just get me the warrant.
You need more time, huh?
Just-- Just give us another week,
and-- and you'll get your money back, I promise you.
This may come as a surprise to you boys,
but I've heard this before.
I'm sure you have, but you can trust us, Mr. Stein.
And I've heard that before too.
Look, how about you shut the fuck up, or maybe
-we don't pay you at all? -Mickey!
-Fuck this guy! -And I've heard that
before, too. What's the matter with you?
Are you stupid? What is it, I look meek to you?
I sit behind this little desk with my little suit.
You know, where's my army? Where's my guns?
He's so vulnerable, such an easy target.
Let me tell you something. My customers are
some of the most dangerous men on this planet!
They have a vested interest in my well-being!
Why? Because I'm the bank!
You harm me, and you're signing
your own death warrants, you hear me?
Of this, you can be assured!
That's why I don't need to walk around carrying a gun,
be a tough guy.
So, spare me your threats. Let me ask you something.
This cocaine business is very lucrative.
What in the flying fuck happened?
The fucking guineas is what happened, Stein.
I'm asking him!
[exhales]
John Gotti set us up,
because he wants us to sell for him.
So why don't you?
[laughs]
'Cause we're Irish,
and he's a fuckin' Italian piece of shit.
I'm half Lithuanian and half Russian.
Which half should I hate?
This is America, the melting pot!
What's the matter with you? Would you stop thinking about
where your grandparents fucked,
start thinking about making a little money!
We can't sell for John fuckin' Gotti.
Why not?
I know Gotti, I know Castellano.
I know your boss, too. I know all the bosses,
they got one thing in common.
They're greedy, and they're hypocrites.
You think Paul doesn't get kick-ups from Gotti,
with all that extra drug money?
Am I wrong in thinking that
Sweeney gets kick-ups from you?
Huh?
All right, all right, all right.
Do what you want.
Pay me back, don't pay me back,
but if you don't pay me back,
I'm gonna have you both killed.
I can do it right now.
[tense music]
But I'd rather have my money
than shed blood.
You got to know when to kill in this business.
So, do yourselves a favor, do us all a favor,
and think about Gotti's offer.
[tense music]
You gonna pay me, you fuckin' asshole!
-Huh? Huh? -[gasping]
-[grunting] -Right now.
-That's right. -[Glenn] Let him go.
I said let him go, you fuck.
You. Get the fuck outta here.
Fuckin' Glenn Keenan.
[Glenn] Hello, Dukey.
I'm doing business.
I got a warrant for your arrest.
-It's legit. -For what, Mr. Rat Cop?
What does it matter? I'm takin' you in.
You gonna come like a gentleman?
Whatever it is, it won't stick.
Sweeney's got the best fuckin' lawyers in the city.
So go ahead.
-You gonna cuff me? -Fuck that.
I'm gonna tune you up first.
Okay, tough guy.
-Really? -Just us.
Let's do this.
One on one? Man to man?
You sure you don't want to call your friends,
you fuckin' little ginger monkey? C'mon.
Huh?
[grunts]
Come on.
[grunting]
[shouting in pain]
Here, might help you out.
[grunting]
[shouting in pain]
[grunting]
You motherfucker.
[shouting in pain]
[grunting]
You fuckin' mutt.
[grunting]
-You wanna piss on me? -[grunting]
[gasping]
[shouts in pain]
[grunting]
[tense music]
Okay, there's the consulate.
[tense music continues]
It's almost 1:00 PM. He should be walking
out of that building any minute.
-This is exciting. -Exciting?
-Is this a game to you? -[distant shouting]
Shut the fuck up, Mary.
-[protesters hollering] -No peace prize for murderers!
Free Ireland!
Markham, go home!
-Markham, go home! -Fuck.
Oh, my God.
What the hell are they doin' here?
This is not-- This is not good.
They're Mothers of Irish Freedom,
they... they are mothers
who have lost family to the cause.
Shit.
They're here for Markham too.
[overlapping shouting]
-[beeping] -Fuck.
Oh, shit.
This is bad. Okay.
Let me think, let me think.
[protester] Die! No peace prize for murderers!
[Bridget] Wait. There he is.
[protester] No peace prize for murderers!
That's him. That's him.
[overlapping shouting]
[Mary] Do it!
Push the button!
[protesters shouting]
[beeping]
-Push the button! -Wait, wait.
[overlapping shouting]
Do it!
[protester] Free Ireland!
[Bridget] I can't.
[protester] Free Ireland! Free Ireland!
Kids died!
[shouting dies down]
Hey, fellas.
Good to see you boys.
You guys want some coffee, make you a little espresso?
-No, thanks. -You're a whiskey man, right?
Yeah, that's right.
Come on in.
I don't have any of that Irish shit,
so you'll have to settle for bourbon.
What the fuck is that for?
Oh, these? They're for my stomach.
So I can talk to Italians without gettin' sick.
Fuckin' racist, this kid, huh?
You boys want your coke back? Ready to talk terms?
Good.
I'll take 80 percent, you keep 20.
Cut this five ways to Sunday,
you'll still triple your money.
Fifty, fifty, like you said.
Do I look like an asshole to you, Jimmy?
That ship has sailed.
But I'll go 75, 25, or you can get nothing.
And what about Sweeney?
He can't ever find out we're doin' this.
And neither can Big Paul.
We're in the same fuckin' boat.
Those two can suck each others' dicks.
-We got a deal? -All right, but just
so we're clear, you supply, we sell,
then you get your cut.
Maybe this kid isn't as crazy as he seems.
All right. I'll cover.
Then we have a deal.
Yeah, there's just one more thing.
Yeah, if you're gonna sell for me,
it can't get out that some piece of shit
yuppie dickhead robbed you.
[chuckles] Come on.
[muffled shouting]
You gotta end him.
[muffled whimpering]
There's no need to kill him.
-[muffled screaming] -We have a deal now.
Just let him go.
Well, he's gonna die either way.
-Ain't that right, Tad? -[muffled sobbing]
If I do it, then we don't have a deal,
and if you do it, we're good.
It's not necessary.
Do you want the fucking deal or not, Jimmy?
[muffled sobbing]
Yeah. We do.
[muffled screaming]
[Gotti] Congratulations. We have a deal.
You know, you got a good friend there.
You can learn from him.
[punk rock music playing]
♪ Keep your back up against the wall, hey! ♪
♪ Back up against the wall ♪
♪ Keep your back up against the wall, hey! ♪
♪ Standing on ground we won't back down ♪
♪ We march into the night ♪
♪ Storms roll in, the hate begins ♪
♪ But we're rising to survive ♪
♪ The dark within, the terrible sin ♪
♪ So we strike with all our might ♪
♪ The blood runs hot as we all just fight ♪
♪ We'll never lose the light ♪
♪ Keep your back up against the wall, hey! ♪
♪ Back up against the wall ♪
♪ Keep your back up against the wall, hey! ♪
♪ The drums will sound as we hold our ground ♪
♪ For the courage starts to burn ♪
♪ Through the blood and the rain ♪
♪ And the loss and the pain ♪
♪ There's nothing we won't turn ♪
♪ The leveling we draw is the only law ♪
♪ And the cowards never learn ♪
♪ The strugglers fall in the wake and crawl ♪
♪ So we will never adjourn ♪
♪ Keep your back up against the wall, hey! ♪
♪ Keep your back up against the wall ♪
♪ And we're still here while the whole world burns ♪
♪ Keep your back up against the wall ♪
♪ And we're still here ♪
♪ While the whole world ♪
♪ Burns ♪♪
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