The Peacemaker Page #2
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- 1997
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talking points for the President.
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20:03,759 -- 00:20:07,596We need to know who might want
to detonate a nuke on Russian soil.
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20:07,680 -- 00:20:11,767General, I'll need a military liaison
with Russian contacts.
105
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20:11,851 -- 00:20:14,103- You got it.
- Oh, and General,
106
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20:14,186 -- 00:20:17,273Make sure he's willing
to take orders from a woman.
107
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20:17,356 -- 00:20:20,317'(Woman) Colonel Devoe,
looking at events of May 18.'
108
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20:20,401 -- 00:20:23,654You were arrested in a bar brawl
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20:23,779 -- 00:20:26,824in a Moscow disco
called...Night crawler?
110
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20:26,907 -- 00:20:29,910Yes, ma'am, that's correct.
111
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20:29,994 -- 00:20:32,496You were in the company
of a prostitute
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20:32,580 -- 00:20:35,458and a Russian army colonel named
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20:35,541 -- 00:20:37,710Dimitri Vertikoff?
114
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20:37,793 -- 00:20:42,590Yes, ma'am. Dimitri and I went into
the bar to try and buy some nerve gas
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20:42,673 -- 00:20:45,342off this ex-KGB guy that we had heard
116
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20:45,426 -- 00:20:50,181surplus munitions to Iraq.
117
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20:50,264 -- 00:20:53,309we'd run up a bit of a bar tab...
118
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20:53,392 -- 00:20:56,729I believe the exact
amount was $5,200?
119
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20:56,812 -- 00:21:00,065Well, we had dinner,
and I bought a couple of rounds.
120
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21:00,149 -- 00:21:02,985colonel Vertikoff
identified the KGB guy,
121
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21:03,068 -- 00:21:06,864and we were able to stop
the nerve gas from getting to Iraq.
122
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21:06,947 -- 00:21:09,158So how do you repay a man like that?
123
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21:09,241 -- 00:21:12,703- That's exactly right.
124
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21:12,787 -- 00:21:15,414Dimitri has a daughter
who likes four-wheeling.
125
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21:15,498 -- 00:21:19,335I know this Ford guy who cut me
a great deal on these Explorers.
126
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21:19,418 -- 00:21:22,880- I like the Bronco better...
- colonel, let's get this straight.
127
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21:22,963 -- 00:21:27,176You spent taxpayers' money
to buy and ship
128
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21:27,259 -- 00:21:29,804a Ford Explorer 8,000 miles
129
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21:29,887 -- 00:21:33,557to the teenage daughter
of a Russian colonel?
130
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21:33,641 -- 00:21:35,684Yes, ma'am.
131
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21:37,144 -- 00:21:40,314Think of it as exporting goodwill.
132
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22:23,065 -- 00:22:25,818(Russian) We never discussed
detonating a bomb.
133
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22:26,068 -- 00:22:31,073If they discovered missing warheads
they would have found us in hours.
134
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22:31,157 -- 00:22:34,952Now it will be days before they even
reach the crash site.
135
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22:36,829 -- 00:22:40,040I hate these new ones.
They don't seem real.
136
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22:40,416 -- 00:22:42,835He looks bug-eyed, deformed.
137
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22:42,918 -- 00:22:45,004They'll have the roads blocked.
138
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22:45,087 -- 00:22:47,757Your Russian is awful. Speak English.
139
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22:47,840 -- 00:22:49,884It was stupid, understand?
140
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22:49,967 -- 00:22:53,053Your friends made this deal,
but this is my operation.
141
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22:53,137 -- 00:22:56,015Don't make me start thinking
I don't need you.
142
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22:56,098 -- 00:22:59,351- They will never let us through.
- 0f course they will.
143
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22:59,435 -- 00:23:02,605Section 21-A,
Nuclear Disaster Protocol.
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23:02,688 -- 00:23:05,483One, secure area.
Two, control debris.
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23:05,566 -- 00:23:08,027Three, evacuate casualties.
146
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23:08,527 -- 00:23:10,571(Speaks Russian)
147
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23:13,616 -- 00:23:15,451Huh?
148
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23:16,118 -- 00:23:18,162it was stupid.
149
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23:19,246 -- 00:23:23,083(Kelly) ..but they have the know-how
150
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23:23,167 -- 00:23:27,088And moving on, we come to
Shamil Basayev, a scientist.
151
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23:27,171 -- 00:23:29,381He claims responsibility for placing
152
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23:29,465 -- 00:23:33,719a canister of radioactive caesium
in a park in Moscow last June.
153
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23:33,803 -- 00:23:38,265But his underworld ties suggest he
could be part of a bigger operation.
154
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23:41,227 -- 00:23:46,190Zelimkhan Yandarbiyev. chechen leader
since the Russians murdered Dudayev.
155
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23:46,273 -- 00:23:50,027He has threatened to attack
Federation nuclear power plants.
156
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23:50,111 -- 00:23:54,740There are others on our terrorist
list, as outlined in your packet.
157
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23:54,824 -- 00:23:58,2020ur reaction to the crisis
is as follows.
158
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23:58,285 -- 00:24:02,248We have initiated a directive with
the Nuclear Smuggling Group as hub.
159
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24:02,331 -- 00:24:06,460DIA and NR0. You have responsibility
160
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24:06,544 -- 00:24:09,422Excuse me, ma'am.
I don't mean to interrupt.
161
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24:09,505 -- 00:24:12,299- Yes?
- Um, these terrorists...
162
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24:12,383 -- 00:24:14,927Have they asked for anything,
a list of demands?
163
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24:15,010 -- 00:24:17,054Russians out of chechnya...?
164
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24:17,138 -- 00:24:20,349No, but it's not unusual for days,
even weeks to go by
165
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24:20,433 -- 00:24:22,977before a claim of responsibility
is made.
166
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24:23,060 -- 00:24:25,104- Yeah.
- Air mob command is...
167
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24:25,187 -- 00:24:27,857Excuse me again. Ma'am. I'm sorry.
168
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24:27,940 -- 00:24:32,653That's a satellite shot of the
trains just before they collided.
169
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24:32,736 -- 00:24:35,990Perhaps you should discuss
Special 0p possibilities?
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24:36,073 -- 00:24:40,453Right. General Garnett has Special
0perations command at full alert.
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24:40,536 -- 00:24:43,789- Excuse me.
- I'm sorry to keep interrupting.
172
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24:43,873 -- 00:24:46,542You see these blobs right here?
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24:46,625 -- 00:24:51,338174
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24:51,422 -- 00:24:54,508Now look at that train.
That's the one with the nuke.
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24:56,510 -- 00:24:59,513Nobody's jumpin' off that. Why not?
176
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25:02,433 -- 00:25:04,435They were already dead.
177
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25:05,728 -- 00:25:08,272(Man) How many warheads
were on the train?
178
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25:08,355 -- 00:25:11,400The Russians haven't confirmed yet.
179
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25:11,484 -- 00:25:14,779So we have no idea
of potential yield?
180
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25:18,199 -- 00:25:20,659Are you suggesting
this was a robbery?
181
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25:20,743 -- 00:25:24,914Whoever did this had access to
Russian satellite positioning intel.
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25:24,997 -- 00:25:27,458That leaves out your chechen rebels.
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25:27,541 -- 00:25:29,168(Murmuring)
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25:29,251 -- 00:25:31,378185
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25:31,462 -- 00:25:35,049that 1,500 people
were killed last night.
186
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25:35,132 -- 00:25:38,552You don't do that unless you want
to make a profound statement.
187
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25:38,636 -- 00:25:41,639Do you know how much a nuke
is worth on the market?
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