Spy Game Page #2
[ I nd isti nct ]
- I got some bad news
foryou, sir:
he's dead.- Dead?
J ust before dawn.
Caught a mortar round
with his teeth.
Got anybody else?
There's a staff sergeant
came my way a while back,
but he's nowhere near
Binh's 40 confirmed.
How many has he got?
Three kills.
Christ, and that's
the best you got?
He's a fine shot, sir.
Where is he?
Right over there.
Where, in the backk?
Yeah.
There is another guy,
at least two days away.
- Confirm that for me?
- Yes, sir.
Why is he over there?
They live separate...
from the other men,
cook their own food-- gook food.
Smells awful, sir.
Not to the enemy.
Send him in.
Yes, sir.
[ Men Chattering,
Shouting ]
- Yes, sir?
- Bishop?
That's correct, sir.
Where are you from?
- Hemet, California, sir.
Here.
Have a seat.
I take it you didn't get
on your mama's table.
No, sir, we have
a Safeway back home.
Where'd you learn
to shoot?
Boy Scouts, sir.
[ Laughs ]
Are you kiddin' me?
No, sir.
When did you get
pulled in?
I volunteered, sir.
[Muir Narrating]
He came across as one of
those idealistic types--
you kknow, a little bit
ofan attitude?
Starts out trying
to see what he's made of, and
ends up not liking the view.
- Who was the target, Muir?
- General Hun Chea.
He's Laotian?
Yeah.
Unofficial enemy.
Code name:
Red Shirt.
He's responsible for
the upcoming Saigon offensive.
His name--
Don't need
a name, sir.
You don't need it?
Oryou don't want it?
Yeah, I'll do it, sir.
Okay.
[Helicopter Engine Roaring]
The target will be
at a location...
twenty-one clicks away,
tomorrow morning at 0900.
It's a high-powered meet-and-greet
with the Vietcong.
Will he be alone, sir?
He sometimes travels
with a bit of an entourage.
"A bit of an entourage?'
- Red Shirt located.
Do you have in sight?
- Red Shirt confirmed.
Niner-eight-zero to gate.
One-zero-zero-five
to table.
Wind...
five miles left.
Target in sight.
- [ Clicking ]
- [Helicopter Whirring]
Bravo Six, Bravo Six.
Delta Two. Over.
- Go, Delta Two.
- We have target in sight,
but no shot.
- Say again?
- No shot.
- Helo is obstructing target.
- Helo? NVA doesn't have air support.
Position in jeopardy.
Ourposition is compromised.
Over.
- Say it again. Over?
- Shh. We're still a go.
[ Gasping ]
We have no go.
- [ Whispering ] Clear.
- Don't take the shot!
See ifyou can
get 'em back.
Delta Two, Delta Two--
[ Whispering ]
Move!
Come on, come on.
Delta Two, Delta Two.
Bravo Six, over.
[ Cries Out ]
Sorry about your man,
Captain.
You want to make
another pass, sir?
Hold it.
Go back again.
Hell of an ad
for the Boy Scouts.
Didyou have
a presidential finding
authorizing those kkills?
I don't believe
we've met.
- Who are you?
- Dr. William Byars.
National Security Council.
Was there
a finding, Muir?
[ Snickers ]
Well, we were in a place
we weren't supposed to be,
assassinating a general
from a country we weren't
at war with--
of course, we weren't
officially at war
with North Vietnam, either--
- Is that a "no"?
- Oh, come on, guys.
We're on the clock.
The president admits
Bishop is ours,
denies he's a spy,
we put out the fires
and negotiate a deal.
Unless I'm
missing something.
[ Whispering ]
Muir's secretary's on--
[ Indistinct ]
- [ Whispering Continues ]
- Mm. This will just take a second.
Stop recording.
Stop tape.
Your secretary's got
your wife on the line.
She says it's urgent.
Go ahead.
Want to take it outside?
No, no.
I'll take it in here.
That's fine.
- Hello?
- Got your message.
You want me to start a fire yet?
Oh, uh, right.
This'll just take a second.
Right.
[ Distorted ]
Tell you what.
Why don't you hold
that reservation, and, uh,
we may still
be able to use it.
You might just.
As we speak, there are
three guys rummaging...
through everything
Uh-huh.
Okay.
Uh-huh.
- If there were any instances
of personal dysfunction,
- Ri ght.
- emotional or psychological,
it could be helpful.
- [ Muir ] Okay.
[Man ] It's insubstantial.
Right.
Right.
[ Muir ]
Mm-hmm. Okay.
That'll be good.
Because presidential findings...
- have no real importance.
- You still there?
Y-Yeah.
So he was an assassin,
recruited to kill.
Sounds good.
Bye-bye.
[ Hangs Up Receiver]
Sorry. Wife planning
a retirement dinner.
Assassin?
I think I just
figured it out.
- The Bishop files.
- Where?
My office.
Closet.
It'll just
take a second.
I'll send
No, hey, you guys...
than to rummage through
my office, right, Chuckk?
[Agents Chattering ]
[ Tapping Keypad]
He's on his way down.
[ Hanging Up Receiver]
[ Gladys ]
You were right.
It rained.
What about these?
- Burn 'em.
- What is this about?
Money.
Free trade. Microchips.
Toaster ovens.
And what does that
have to do with you?
Nothing. Get me
Digger Gibson's number.
Sh*t!
Agency's looking for
a reason to let the Chinese
kill Tom Bishop.
No!
[Rapping On Door]
Ah, they shut down
my secure line--
last day and all.
Can I use yours?
Thanks.
Aw, well--
Oh, I'm sorry. It's classified.
Do you mind?
Oh! Uh, right.
There's nothing there.
It's not in English?
- It's not in English either.
- This fax just came in
a few moments ago, sir.
Yeah.
So, sir, you and Muir
came up together, ri ght?
Mm.
How well do you know him?
No one knows Nathan.
Not really.
Do you trust him?
He's a man who
got the job done.
Is he on the job now?
Office of Security, Hong Kong.
Ten to seven this morning,
a call originated from
station to Muir's home.
He knew about Bishop
before he got here.
And he played dumb.
Yeah, this is Harker.
I need confirmation
on all calls...
in and out of
Nathan Muir's office.
Gee, I'm hungry.
[ Line Ringing ]
[ Woman ]
Hong Kong Herald.
- Digger Gibson, please.
- One moment, sir.
Hello?
Gibby, old boy.
Nathan!
To what do I owe
this honor?
Still have contacts at CNN?
I got something for you.
Talk to me.
How about
"C.I.A. operative caught
in the act of espionage"?
- Can you get that on the air?
- That's not gonna be easy.
Come on, Gibby.
- That's never stopped you before.
- [ Chuckles ]
- Give me 30 minutes.
- Yeah.
I remember seeing
something about Bishop
but it wasn't there.
Those op files
downloaded yet?
Let's go with this.
Bishop's recruitment.
Yeah.
Well, back then,
recruitment took time.
Bishop was evacuated
with the last of them
on the 30th of April,
and that gave me a month
to do my homeworkk.
I talkked to his neighbors,
his teachers, his mom--
scoutmaster--
Pulled his dad's records
from the Pentagon.
Then started to move
some pieces around
on the board.
And my plan was
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