The Wager Page #3
Let go of my door
or I II scream.
I told you hewas
one of my
Pervert!
Oh, yeah,
just get outside.
You want anotherwoman,
that s your business.
But this?
(male)
Ah, got him.
Perfect.
Michael,
over here.
Hey, Michael,
who s that kid?
He s a little young,
dontyou think?
(male radio announcer)
Continuing nowwith
'The Mike Gallagher Show,'
this is Mike Gallagher
covering our top story,
a shocking accusation against
none other than Michael Steele.
That s right,
the Michael Steele.
With us now
is Peter Barrett.
Peter, tell us
exactlywhat you saw.
(Peter on radio)
Oh, I saw Michael holding
hands with a little boy
who couldnt have
been older than 9.
(Mike Gallagher on radio)
Hang on, hold on.
Let s slow down here and
look at the facts, Peter.
(Peter on radio)
Yeah, the facts are
his wife is leaving him,
he was thrown off the set
ofhis own movie and now this.
There is no way he s
gonna win best actor.
I m headed back to get
a statement from Mr. Steele
right now.
[Knocking]
[Knocking]
[Cell phone ringing]
Hello.
Open up your door.
What?
Why?
Cause I m standing
outside ofit.
(Michael)
I didnt know
an Oscar nomination
came with
breakfast delivery.
When didyou
startyour service?
The minute
I got these.
(Michael)
Who printed these?
Who didnt
print these?
Exactlywhy you shouldnt
have fired your publicist
and lawyer.
Having an entourage isntjust
a Hollywood affectation, buddy.
I didnt fire you.
Yeah, maybe
you should have.
I m too old
for this.
Is it that bad?
No, it s worse.
Why?
Everybodyin this town
has some sort of scandal.
Nobody cares anymore.
It s not like you just
clocked some hotel clerk
with a phone.
Your image is all
about familyvalues.
fit inwith that picture.
Kenny, Kenny you
didnt ask me ifl did it.
Because it
doesnt matter.
What matters is
what it looks like.
Did you?
we re gonna be okay.
you can get some help.
No, Kenny,
no man.
I cant believe you
had to ask me that.
Where s the
little guy?
The cops picked him
up but Charlie s okay.
I m notworried
about Charlie.
Anywaywe
slice this loaf,
it sure looks like
you re guilty of something.
You re going to church
tomorrow, right?
Yeah, I
usually do.
Well,
you should.
Tanya should
go withyou.
Yourwife still
stands by your side.
This is good,
at least we have that.
Well, one problem
with that.
Yeah,
what s that?
She filed for
divorce yesterday.
I thought
Wow.
Wait, is there a conspiracy
against us orwhat?
I dont hear CAA calling
for you right now.
Okay, okay,
shell still come.
Ill call her and you
dont talk to anyone
until tomorrow, no one.
Let s have the next time people
see you be at a church, okay?
Okay.
While you re there,
maybe you should get down
on your knees and ask
your God to lend a hand.
You re gonna need it.
[Strumming guitar]
[Strumming guitar]
Precious Lord,
take my hands.
Lead me home.
Help me stand.
(Kenny)
You dont talk to anyone
until tomorrow, no one.
[Strumming guitar]
I m weak
and I m worn.
Hear my cry,
hear my call
and hold my hand
so I wont fall.
Take my hand,
precious Lord,
and lead me home.
When the darkness appears
and the night
is drawing near
and the day
is almost gone.
so guide my feet
and hold my hand.
Take my hand,
precious Lord,
and lead me home.
Just tell them
the truth.
[Camera shutters]
Mr. Steele,
Mr. Steele.
Right here,
Mr. Steele.
Mr. Steele.
(Michael)
Settle down.
I have nothing to
hide so fire away.
(male)
According to
Cassandra Brevin,
you had a little friend
spend the night last night,
is this true?
Not exactly.
So what is your
side of the story?
Maybe Cassandra
wasnt here at all.
ofyour house jealous
ofyour affections
for the little boy.
You just make it up
as you go, dont you?
Mr. Steele, do you still
think you re gonna win?
And if youwin the award,
do you think theyll
letyou keep it?
Whywas
Cassandra there?
Aren tyou married?
We re working
on a film together.
Oh, at 2 oclock
in the morning.
She she came over.
All right, we
were whatever time
Michael, isnt
adultery still a sin?
This is ridiculous.
Have you rejected
your faith, Mr. Steele,
or just everything
it stands for?
Mr. Steele.
Mr. Steele,
right here.
[Camera shuttering]
(Tanya onvoice mail)
Hi, youve
reached Tanya.
Ill get back to you
as soon as I can.
Thanks.
[Music]
(Tanya onvoice mail)
Have you seen
my running shoes?
I cant find them.
[Music]
Kenny asked me
to be here.
You saw
the pictures?
What is happening
to you, Michael?
I dont know.
Butyou knowl
didnt do anything.
Yeah, I know.
I brought you
something.
Where were they?
Under the stairs.
You know, I thoughtyou
brought the divorce
Have you
signed them?
We dont need to
make this ugly.
Divorce is uglywhether
we make it that way or not.
The fact is I m
still wanting to fight
for this marriage.
That s all
weve been doing.
(male)
Hey, guys,
there he is.
Tanya swith him.
[Cameras shuttering]
(male)
Michael?
Tanya, are you divorcing
Michael because of the affair
with Cassandra or is it
because of the little boy?
Leave her
out of this.
Hi, Michael.
Just admit
what you did.
You know he s lying,
dontya?
Michael, what about
the little boy?
(male)
Take this shot,
he just hit him.
[Cameras shuttering]
He sacrificed,
He gave life,
so thatwewill
risewith you
to declare
in Zion
the name
of the Lord,
declare
in Zion
the name
of the Lord.
(male)
Andwhenyou pray,
do not be like the hypocrites
the corner and pray
in the synagogues
to be seen by men.
I tell you the truth they have
received their reward in full.
(Tanya)
Canwe just
get through this?
We dont want
another scene, okay?
(male preacher)
Whenyou pray,
go home.
Go into your closet and pray
to your Fatherwho is unseen.
Many theologians consider
the Sermon on the Mount
to be the best known part
ofJesus teaching,
but the least understood
and certainly the least obeyed.
No matterwhatyouve done,
no matterwhere youve been,
no matterwhere
you re going,
God is a God
that restores any person.
The Bible says,
'He that come unto me,
I will in
no wise cast out.'
God loves you.
What is wrong
withyou?
(male preacher)
And he lives to see the
broken come back to him.
He lives to see the
fallen be restored.
[Cameras shuttering]
There he is.
Get him.
Get him now.
[Cameras shuttering]
(Michael)
Get out ofhere, Joseph.
Mr. Steele,
I m detective Johnson.
We just have
a few questions
wed like
to ask you.
Under the circumstances
and with your public persona,
we re attempting to be
as discreet as possible.
[Knocking]
Mr. Steele, I m gonna need
you to step out of the car.
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