Breach Page #3
just to see
if I could do it.
Six-hundred twelve bits
of encryption,
completely unbreakable.
But you get the office
with the window.
Okay, help us.
What do we do?
First, we drop ACS,
which is a relic.
There's not nearly
enough bandwidth.
That's why
you've got agents
who still keep
sensitive information
in cardboard boxes.
You need to move
to an ATM system
instead of the WAN.
An OC-48
with a data rate
of 2.488 megabits.
Start with Linux A-B servers,
which puts us into Red Hat.
IP routers
throughout the building.
Dynamic IP addresses
to hide the system using
the Invicta prototype.
Would it be easier
if I sent this in a memo?
Yes, it would.
Fine. On your desk
in the morning.
You're gonna set up
meetings for me
with the appropriate
systems managers
at the CIA, DIA, NSA,
and the intel agencies
of each armed service.
Yes, sir.
They're all
ahead of us on IT.
We have to study them.
Would you mind if we
book those appointments
through me, Bob?
What for?
Just protocol.
Of course.
And then we switch
offices, right?
Sure.
This can't go on forever, i mean,
it wouldn't?
That is right, Agent Nece, you're somehow a thing.
Listen, Vanna, i trust you to exist a question.
Agent Nece?
What do you need, Lisa?
What the problem does that mean?
I mean the problem is something
to remember Hanssen.
Oh.
VANNA:
Juliana?Yes.
Are you getting an inspiration?
No, Vanna. I can't.
I agree.
JULIANA:
Right.Perfect.
We're fighting crime
with 19th-century technology,
and he's worried
about protocol.
Set up those meetings.
Leave it up to him,
they'll never happen.
Sir?
That was turf protection
you were just watching
in there.
Didn't you spot it?
Organizational arrogance.
"No, we don't want to learn
anything from the CIA.
"We want the CIA
answering to us."
You know what's going on
behind that door?
No, sir.
Analysts looking
for a spy inside the
intelligence community.
Highest clearance.
But there aren't any
CIA officers in there.
You know why?
Because it's a CIA officer
we're trying to build
a case against.
Now, could the mole be
someone from the Bureau
and not the CIA?
Of course.
Are we actively pursuing
that possibility?
Of course not.
'Cause we're the Bureau,
Cooperation is
counter-operational.
And that's the mentality.
Of course, the enemies
of this country
aren't so picky.
They'll work with anyone
who shares their hatred of us.
Bureau hasn't learned
that lesson yet.
He keeps some paintings
in a conference room on 8.
I want you to get
one of them for me.
Sir?
It's two men on a boat.
I want it.
What? You mean Agent Garces?
These are his paintings.
Stop thinking
like a clerk.
They're sitting
in storage.
It's two guys on a boat.
BURROUGHS:
Okay.Where was Hanssen
on March 7, 1991?
The file has him
making a drop at Ellis
at 6:
30 p.m.He badged in at 8:27 a.m.
Badged out at 12:45.
Badged back in at 1:45,
Okay. Let's take a look
at August 12, 1993.
You know why the Soviet
Empire collapsed?
"Good morning"?
I made a career
studying them.
They were smarter
than us.
More devious,
more determined.
So why did they fail?
Godlessness.
Atheism.
I'm on my way
to morning Mass.
You do remember
what Mass is, yes?
The Jesuits at Gonzaga
taught you that much,
didn't they?
Sir, my grandfather
was a deacon.
Well, congratulations.
Now it's time
to join the varsity.
(PHONE RINGING)
VANNA:
This is Vanna.
BONNIE:
Do you have any pages?
VANNA:
I can't find them many!
BONNIE:
Are you okay in here?
I'm been troubled for once,
don't you?
Bonnie, you got to be
stupid!
I told you you're not in
trouble no more!
Thank God, Vanna!
I gotta go!
Bonnie?
I saw a woman from
Planned Parenthood
on television this morning.
A lesbian, naturally.
Defending gay marriage.
out of the wall.
Bet she was
wearing pants, huh?
Will your children
be Jesuit-taught,
as you were?
I don't know yet.
That conversation's
still a few years away.
It shouldn't be.
Sir, I'm GS-11.
We need a second salary
before we can start having...
What is money
compared with
the blessings of family?
Tell me.
My wife was the one...
Good to see you, Bob.
It was my wife
Bonnie.
I was a Lutheran when we met,
and not much of one.
She saved my life.
Come.
We attend St. Catherine's
on Sundays.
It's a traditional
Latin service,
then a big
family lunch after.
You think Juliana
might like that?
I don't know. Maybe.
Then let's give it a try.
This weekend.
My Bonnie's been known
to work miracles.
(PAGER BEEPING)
Shut that off.
Sorry.
Was that your wife?
No one else
even has this number.
Well, perhaps
you should give her a call.
It might be important.
No, it's okay.
It can wait.
Well, Juliana, i'm here!
i guess Vivian is laying on the
bed to rest.
Thanks for meeting here, Vanna.
You are welcome.
Unless, i'm okay.
Really, Vivian?
Yes, i'm resting for a while.
Hey.
Sorry, Juliana, i'm resting after my surgery.
That is not it!
I can't believe anybody
that we can't see it going!
VIVIAN:
I told you once, Vanna,i bumped my head to the wall
after i had a fight
with John few weeks ago.
So, I confronted once to seize
the church before hiring the catholic!
So, is that so?
You say you are embarrasing, Vanna?
No, it isn't!
I cannot afford it to care when i got a
Palm Pilot to show how the thing
makes it up useless!
(SLAPS)
Ah!
BONNIE:
Juliana!You know..
I am so in fury!
(VANNA SOBBING)
JULIANA:
Are you out of your mind
or something?
(RUNS OFF)
(DOOR SLAMS)
JULIANA:
I do not even know
where the things are.
I don't understand.
BURROUGHS:
You know,when I page you,
it isn't to discuss
what's on Oprah
It means I need
to speak with you.
Did you pick me
because I was Catholic?
I'm sorry?
Did you think
because I was Catholic?
Jesus, Eric.
We picked you
because of your facility
with computers.
We thought it would
impress him.
Uh-huh.
We also thought
he might like
that 50-page proposal
you've been pushing
all over the Bureau.
I understand
he got his hands
on a copy, right?
So?
You got pages for me?
We're going to be
searching his car.
It'll involve you
keeping him out of the office
for a few hours.
Agent Burroughs, I'm starting
the right guy for this job.
Oh, yeah?
I'm used to intel cases.
Terrorist cases.
Targets of value.
Nobody ever put me
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