Godfather of Harlem Season 3 Episode 4

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00:00We need Jose Battle to keep the peace.

00:08We need Bumpy Johnson to sell our dope in Harlem.

00:10Go fuck yourselves.

00:13Your friends asked you to come out here and try to change my mind?

00:15I'd rather be friends with Enosado.

00:18I spoke with Assistant District Attorney Pipe today.

00:21He knows about your association with Jose Battle.

00:24Who do you want me to kill?

00:25Juan Madero, a generalist.

00:27I keep my promises.

00:31Better keep yours.

00:32I would love for you to come with me to Africa.

00:35I'll need an executive assistant to help with my affairs.

00:37Travel to Africa with you?

00:40Who better than you?

00:41How long are you keeping me here for?

00:43Someone tried to have you killed.

00:45I made a promise to your pops that I'd look after you.

00:48This is an easy gig here.

00:50What if I quit?

00:51Then you stay in your room, discuss salary over dinner.

00:53Fine.

00:54There's no reason why we can't be friends.

00:57I'll take him back to French Connection.

01:01We found Monsieur 98.

01:03Who cares you the most?

01:05But I know me.

01:07I need to take your side.

01:103,000 keys.

01:11We're the biggest 2G shipment in history.

01:13So I received this postcard from a man in Marseille.

01:23His name is Jean César, but he's better known as Monsieur 98.

01:29Well, in case you didn't know it, we've been dealing with these fucking frogs before you had diapers on.

01:36What are you saying?

01:38I'm saying that on the last shipment, Bumpy Johnson made you all look like idiots.

01:43Hey, hey, you fucking...

01:44Hey, Carlo, let him talk.

01:45What are you saying?

01:46If he hadn't had the rotten luck for the dope to burn up in those riots, he'd be in control of the Connection right now.

01:52Now, as it is, Monsieur 98 is coming soon to work out an arrangement with anyone that has the organization and the police protection to move the junk into the neighborhoods.

02:02Where does Chin stand with all this?

02:05He's authorized me to negotiate a deal, with your approval, of course.

02:10And to keep Bumpy Johnson away from this deal at all costs.

02:14Good luck with that.

02:16See this?

02:16This nigger was just put in as the captain of the 27th Precinct.

02:21Him and Johnson are gonna be thick as thieves.

02:24Listen.

02:26This guy was installed to calm the blacks in Harlem after the riots so they see a black face.

02:32That's it.

02:32He's a figurehead.

02:33Nothing more.

02:34No one could move dope in Harlem without the 27th.

02:38In pocket.

02:39Not you.

02:40Not me.

02:42Not even Johnson.

02:45Calm down, fellas.

02:46Cops don't give a flying fuck about black or white.

02:52It's all about green.

02:54It's all about green.

03:02You incidents.

03:05That's all about green.

03:06Listen, we're not going to have a problem, right?

03:30There's always problems when you move to Doogee.

03:33No, I mean with this new cop, this new captain guy.

03:36He's not going to fuck us up.

03:37It depends on whether he believes black or he believes blue.

03:41I'm more worried about Columbo and the families.

03:44I've always been able to work things out with the cops.

03:50Everyone down on the fucking floor right now.

03:55Get down, you motherfuckers.

04:00Everybody down on the fucking ground.

04:03Get the fuck down.

04:04You can't hear me.

04:05Everybody down on the floor now.

04:08Get the fuck down on the floor now.

04:11Everyone.

04:11Open up my window again.

04:26Open up my window again.

04:28I can't end up calling my name.

04:31I can't end up calling again.

04:33I swear to God things ain't going to change.

04:36I swear to God things ain't going to change.

04:39I keep a revolver with your name.

04:42I keep a revolver with your name.

04:44Just in case.

04:46Lay on my back watching the ceiling fan.

04:48I had a dream to touch a kilogram.

04:52Still at odds with the Irish mob.

04:54Roast weights down Malcolm X Boulevard.

04:57Lord, these really out here praying on me.

04:59Got the 40 on me and the stand on me.

05:02Snow white mink like them Dutch shoes.

05:04Run the books and let me show you how the numbers look.

05:07You can't be lucky like you Luciano.

05:10The kilos coming like they do pianos.

05:13The fat boy got the big body.

05:16Coast to coast I can shoot product.

05:19Open up my window again.

05:21Open up my window again.

05:24I can't end up calling my name.

05:26I can't end up calling again.

05:29I swear to God things ain't going to change.

05:32I swear to God things ain't going to change.

05:35I keep a revolver with your name.

05:37I keep a revolver with your name.

05:40Just in case.

05:44They didn't sit in my fucking house.

05:47My fucking house.

05:50The cops usually come after you like this.

05:52No.

05:54I got cops on the pad to protect this place.

05:57Maybe somebody paying them more money to stand aside.

06:00I didn't recognize those two.

06:02But I saw their brass.

06:04They're from the 27.

06:06Motherfuckers took money out of the tip jar.

06:09But didn't even go back and look for a safe.

06:12Fucking intimidation move.

06:14Columbo sending a message.

06:17Yeah, well, he sees that you and me,

06:20we're raking it in.

06:22It's a fuck you.

06:24How about we get some men

06:25and we go ahead and hang him back.

06:27It's not about tit for tat.

06:30This is about the heroin.

06:32Columbo's making his play.

06:34Shipment's coming in.

06:36If he gets the 27th,

06:38we're fucked.

06:39The people of Parliament need to trust their men in uniform.

06:43The people of Parliament need to trust their men in uniform,

06:55and we need to earn their trust.

06:58For too long, policing in Harlem has been Billy Club first, questions later, if at all.

07:04And I can promise you, that will change.

07:07Oh, thank God you're okay.

07:09They shot up the place.

07:11Cops?

07:11In uniform.

07:12I'm telling you, those cops were bought and paid for by the guineas.

07:15You know, Elsworth, there might be a way you can deal with this by going right to the source.

07:22Be me.

07:23Well, Reggie Fields was just on the news, the new police captain.

07:24I met him with Roy Wingate last week.

07:25He is an honest, good man.

07:26And he's black.

07:27What difference does that make?

07:31What difference does that make?

07:32Robert, is he right now?

07:34What's he, too?

07:35We've seen me like an old man.

07:37I mean, I'manny Cardsig.

07:38You know, like mine may have to be down the road to the públic to get

07:43to me ourselves up, and I never saw what he saw on the streets being.

07:48And this will never run.

07:50I'm förber-a-there's no reason right now,

07:52because she's a man right here for you.

07:55And the other è Durch-a-D觉 correspondent doesn't exist.

07:56Well, he says he wants to make a difference in Harlem,

07:58and I believe him.

07:59If there are dirty, corrupt cops on his force,

08:01he should know about it.

08:03I also have cops on the pad, Mimi.

08:07Okay.

08:10They don't steal from legitimate businesses.

08:13You are a black business owner. You have rights.

08:17You think this new captain gives a shit about me?

08:21He should.

08:22You're always looking out for me, aren't you?

08:27Just talk to him.

08:29Make him aware of the situation.

08:44It feels like we landed in a postcard.

08:48If I remember the guidebook, that's the Great Pyramid of Giza.

08:52You're not homesick yet.

08:54Harlem has its glory, but...

08:57Ghana, Nigeria, Sudan...

09:00Africa's starting to feel like my real home.

09:02Yeah, you're hearing our ancestors' voices clearly.

09:06For the first time.

09:09Unfiltered by the fog of prejudice.

09:11I bet it soothes your soul as it does mine.

09:19You have tea with President Gamal Abdel Nasser at four,

09:22and then dinner with President Ahmed Ben Bella of Algeria,

09:25if you can manage.

09:26Call them both and reschedule.

09:27What?

09:28Che Guevara wants to meet with me today.

09:30Cuban revolutionary.

09:32He sent me a telegram when we were both in Accra.

09:35He wants to meet before I speak at the Pan-African conference.

09:39I'll clear your schedule.

09:41Anything else?

09:42I'm gonna go to that bazaar near the hotel.

09:44I want to get a gift from Margaret.

09:45I don't want you to leave this hotel on your own.

09:49Why?

09:50All over Africa, I've gone as I pleased.

09:53Egypt is a different beast.

09:56There are proprieties in place, especially for women.

09:59Far more stringent than in West Africa.

10:02I think you should stay in your room.

10:05I will.

10:07As soon as I finish arranging your schedule.

10:20Here is your money.

10:26Thank you for a job well done.

10:31What exactly was the point of all that bullshit?

10:34Call it the fine art of negotiation.

10:38Now, how many cops does Johnson still have in his pocket at the 27?

10:44Look at the bodacious tatas on this girl.

10:47Jesus, mother of Mary.

10:50It's still gonna be a while till we find out which cops Johnson controls.

10:54What about this new cap?

10:56I need him on my pad when the shipment comes in.

10:59With Chinjiganti gone, you're making a play, huh?

11:03The fuck are you talking about?

11:07What?

11:08I'm holding down the fort for Chinjiganti.

11:11The key is neutralizing Bumpy Johnson.

11:14How the fuck are we supposed to do that?

11:18Arrest him.

11:19On what charge?

11:20I don't fucking know.

11:21Who cares?

11:23I just need to show him who's boss around here.

11:26It'll be a couple days of Rikers to change his attitude.

11:31Yeah.

11:32Thanks for seeing me, Captain Fields.

11:38My wife, she speaks very highly of you.

11:41According to this report, Mr. Johnson, your Geechee Club is open past the hours of legal operation.

11:48Most of the clubs in Harlem do that, Captain, as you must well know.

11:51My place was shut up by your police officers for no reason whatsoever.

11:58Well, that's quite an accusation.

12:00I mean, I didn't recognize them.

12:02But they were wearing uniforms and 27 precinct badges.

12:06My question is, what are you doing about it?

12:09Well, if what you say is true, an independent counsel would have to be convened,

12:12which would take considerable amounts of time and money.

12:16That's an excellent idea.

12:17Resources which could be used instead to investigate racketeering, prostitution,

12:21loan sharking, numbers running, and dope peddling.

12:24They're not police grouching, I guess.

12:27Johnson, let's get past the bullshit.

12:31I know who you are and your long rap sheet.

12:34I also know the many things you do to help the community.

12:37Like all those kids you helped send to college.

12:39Do what I can.

12:40What about you?

12:41Well, there are many things I need to concern myself with.

12:44And dirty cops is one of them.

12:46But so are mob bosses.

12:49Both Italian and blind.

12:52Your complaint is duly noted.

12:55I guess that means that you're not gonna do a goddamn thing about it then.

13:00Look at this.

13:02If you can't keep your cops under control,

13:05you can bet your black ass that I will.

13:11Joel.

13:14It's nice for you to show up.

13:15Oh, I didn't know you kept strict business hours.

13:16Nice for you to show up.

13:28Oh, I didn't know you kept strict business hours.

13:31Yeah, I don't, but a little discipline wouldn't hurt.

13:35Well, that's not going to help me much,

13:36seeing I don't do nothing but take messages for you.

13:41That's why you take messages for me.

13:44And I'm keeping you alive.

13:45It seems like a fair trade to me.

13:47Keeping me alive for what?

13:49I'm bored. I'm lonely.

13:51I can't go anywhere or do anything.

13:53I have no friends.

14:01What can I do to put a smile on that pretty face of yours?

14:05You can give me my freedom.

14:07Let me go to Paris.

14:11I get that you're bored.

14:14Lonely.

14:15How about that Negro lady you saw in Philly?

14:19You want I should bring her up for a visit?

14:21The last thing I want is your fucking goons running around her with their guns and forcing her to do anything.

14:26Okay.

14:27You're such a fucking asshole.

14:30Forget I mentioned it.

14:33Forget I offered to do anything.

14:35You're such an ungrateful little bitch.

14:37If I didn't make a promise to your father that I keep you safe, I'd consider whacking you myself.

14:41Fuck you!

14:42Fuck you!

14:46Malcolm X in the flesh.

14:53Che Guevara.

14:54Che Guevara.

14:55What an honor to finally meet you.

14:58Fidel often spoke about his wonderful trip to Harlem and your gifts as an orator.

15:06He described you as America's number one revolutionary.

15:11I'm pleased by Fidel's kind words.

15:13They are his words, not mine.

15:16I would not call you a revolutionary.

15:20How would you describe me then, if you don't mind my asking?

15:25As an advocate, perhaps, but a revolutionary fights with more than just his words.

15:35He takes action.

15:37I have never backed down from a fight.

15:39You are Minister Malcolm X.

15:42If you sound a war cry, all of heaven and earth will take arms.

15:49This is about the speech I'm making at the Pan-African Conference.

15:52You can be of great service.

15:54I need the African leaders to lend their support to the worldwide struggle for liberation.

16:00They eat out of your hands.

16:03They listen to you.

16:05I am here to talk about our people's political struggle in the United States.

16:12You're always talking about the crimes committed against your people by racist forces in your country.

16:18They are too great to mention.

16:19If you can't see that your country is committing these crimes all over the world,

16:24then why are you here?

16:26Or is it just to see the pyramids?

16:31Who is it?

16:45Hotel security.

16:51How can I help you?

16:54Is Malcolm Shabazz present?

16:56No, I'm sorry.

16:57He's at a meeting.

16:58Are you the assistant to Malcolm Shabazz?

16:59Yes.

17:00Yes.

17:01Please come with me.

17:03Why?

17:04Please follow me.

17:19I'm sure you're wondering why hotel security asked you down here.

17:22No one asked me.

17:24If they had, I wouldn't have come.

17:28Fair enough.

17:30My name is Gregory Reynolds.

17:32I'm with the U.S. State Department.

17:34Wanted to have a little talk with you about Malcolm El Shabazz.

17:38What about him?

17:39Oh, we understand that you've been traveling as a secretary throughout Africa.

17:44And that he trusts you.

17:45Why not talk to him yourself?

17:47We both know he's a very proud man and stubborn and doesn't always listen to reason.

17:56We don't want him to give a speech at the Pan-African Conference.

18:00Why?

18:00We know that Malcolm and Che Guevara have been in communication.

18:05Spreading communist propaganda in Africa is against our national interest.

18:09Who exactly are you?

18:11Africa's a tinderbox right now.

18:17War's breaking out all over.

18:19The communists would like nothing more than to form a stronghold here.

18:23What in the world does that have to do with Malcolm?

18:25When he talks about things like liberation and resistance,

18:32it's just a very short hop to socialism and communism.

18:37Malcolm's no communist.

18:38Look, he's free to say whatever he wants.

18:43On American soil.

18:45But in Egypt, the State Department would prefer he cancel his speech.

18:50No way he's going to cancel.

18:56Rumor has it that someone from Mosque No. 7 in New York City tried to kill him.

19:02Is that correct?

19:05I have no idea.

19:07Miss Johnson.

19:12I know you care about this man.

19:14And believe it or not, so do I.

19:15I want to say that he makes it home safe.

19:19He certainly doesn't need more enemies.

19:25Wait, what?

19:28What?

19:28We had two dozen patrols and three detectives on our books.

19:33I want to know what the fuck happened.

19:36We did the footwork like you asked.

19:38And these cops we've known for years, barely even willing to talk to us.

19:42Whoever got to rob cops either put the fear of God in them or is paying them a whole lot more.

19:46Either way, Columbo.

19:49Any luck with that new captain?

19:51Eustace.

19:52I want the token Negro to con our people into thinking that things are changing.

19:55What about those fuckers who hit the Geechee?

19:57Still making inquiries.

20:02Without cops on our pad, we're looking at a life sentence if we get pinched.

20:07What do you suggest?

20:08What about Delisandro?

20:15No, he ain't in the 27th.

20:17He's Midtown.

20:18I don't care.

20:20If you want information about dirty cops, ask the dirty cop.

20:24Give me Delisandro.

20:29So let me get this straight.

20:32Joseph Columbo is keeping you prisoner.

20:35At my father's request.

20:36He's worried one of the other families might try to kill me.

20:41So how exactly are you a prisoner?

20:43He got me an apartment where I got to stay.

20:46I work for him in his office at the car lot.

20:49He has guards on me all the time.

20:51The only reason I'm here right now is because I told him I had a gynecological exam.

20:57So you're in close proximity to Joe Columbo?

21:01Unfortunately, yes.

21:06Won't Joe Columbo out of your hair for good?

21:10We've been picking up chatter about a huge shipment of heroin coming into New York.

21:18Connect him to that shipment.

21:21And we'll put him away for life.

21:22How the hell am I supposed to do that?

21:25Get a couple glasses of wine and these guys, they'll tell you the riddle of the Sphinx.

21:29So you want me to do your job for you and maybe get myself killed?

21:33No thanks.

21:34I'll make sure you get a new identity, new life, under federal protection.

21:41Can you do that for me in Bears?

21:42Normally, we don't protect people internationally.

21:51But you put Columbo in jail, you'll be walking on the Champs-Élysées.

22:02What would I have to do?

22:05Bumpy, I'm sorry.

22:06I'm Midtown these days.

22:08Not anywhere near the 27th.

22:09I'm looking for the two dirty cops who shot up my joint.

22:14How much would it cost me to find out?

22:16It ain't about money.

22:17I won't be able to get a peep out of no one.

22:19That new boss, Columbo, he's got everyone on his payroll.

22:23Apparently, the next shipment's gonna be huge.

22:26I need you to try.

22:28If they think I'm sniffing around for you,

22:31I'll get my balls chopped off.

22:33Honest.

22:34Remind me how much money you made when I stole that doozy out of that police locker.

22:39I better put your kids through college.

22:43There's more of that if you can help me out.

22:49I'll do my best.

22:51I appreciate it.

22:52I appreciate it.

22:53That crooked cop ain't gonna do shit, right?

23:11What you thinking, boss?

23:13We got the signal for Marseille dopes coming soon.

23:16I'm thinking

23:21we got to set a meeting with Columbo.

23:28Him and me.

23:38He knew about your meeting with Jay?

23:40I didn't know what to say.

23:42State Department, my ass.

23:47That man was pure CIA.

23:50The U.S. government trying to intimidate me, even overseas.

23:54That's not good.

23:56It is.

23:57It means I'm getting under their skin.

23:59I know how important this speech is

24:02and how much you've accomplished already all over the continent.

24:06You talked about the need for black liberation.

24:08And I have to continue.

24:09This speech is the pinnacle.

24:11I know.

24:11I'm just a little concerned.

24:17I'm not going to let anyone

24:19keep me from my work.

24:21Nor should you.

24:23But that man scared me.

24:26This isn't a game.

24:27Nobody knows that more than me.

24:31Malcolm.

24:32I have a bad feeling.

24:57Well, here we are again.

25:07Putting those cops in my club was a big mistake.

25:10What makes you think those were my cops?

25:13Stop with the bullshit.

25:14I know you got the 27.

25:16That ain't going to stop me from getting the heroin from Marseille

25:18when it drops.

25:20You're in no position to make threats, Johnson.

25:22Right?

25:24I'm a reasonable man.

25:26I'm willing to negotiate.

25:28You never give up, do you?

25:30I get what I want.

25:31What is that?

25:33When the shipment comes in,

25:34there'll be a fight for who controls it.

25:37Yeah.

25:37No.

25:38I'm going to get the dope.

25:39All of it.

25:40But I am going to need your help selling it.

25:42It's that simple.

25:43I don't work for you, Joe.

25:44You know, Bumpy,

25:48you're always talking about

25:50how the blacks are mistreated.

25:53Listen, I don't disagree.

25:55So I made you a good offer by any measure,

25:58and you turn me down.

26:00Again and again.

26:01Then you talk about being locked in a cage?

26:04That's your own bullshit.

26:06To be honest,

26:07I got half of mine to think you're a racist.

26:10You want to make a deal right now?

26:12Equal partners.

26:1350-50.

26:1650-50, you want?

26:18It's too late for you to dictate terms.

26:21I stood up for a fair deal

26:23on your behalf

26:24to the families.

26:25You made me look foolish in their eyes.

26:30Especially when you count Jose battle to your side.

26:33So,

26:35with all due respect,

26:37you can go fuck yourself.

26:40That's what I thought.

26:43Those cops

26:45are going to be cracking down

26:47on every fucking place

26:49you would battle on.

26:50You can't control all of the cops.

26:52Well,

26:53I control more than you.

26:57Come here,

26:58I want to show you something.

26:59He was asking a lot of questions

27:14from what I'm told.

27:15You're willing to let a little CIA hide-and-seek

27:23scare you out of your mission?

27:37They targeted my assistant.

27:42If anything happened to Elise,

27:44I'd never forgive myself.

27:47Safety

27:47is a luxury revolutionaries cannot afford.

27:51You have to decide what is more important.

27:53your cause

27:56or your life.

27:58I am willing to die

28:00for what I believe in.

28:03As long as others

28:04aren't put in danger beside me.

28:05You

28:06are sounding a war cry

28:08for your people the world over.

28:10You could fire

28:11a bullet that ricochets

28:12all the way back to Washington.

28:14where you can run and hide.

28:29You really think the CIA will kill you

28:31for giving that speech?

28:33They've done far worse.

28:35You've been roaming this continent for weeks,

28:37doing and saying as you please.

28:41If they wanted you dead,

28:42camarada,

28:44they would have killed you already.

29:00So you're actually doing something around here.

29:04Your paperwork is such a mess,

29:05I've decided to try and organize things a bit.

29:09Oh.

29:11Yeah, thank you.

29:12I appreciate you doing that.

29:13I figured I may as well

29:14be useful around here.

29:16Don't let me interrupt.

29:19Joe?

29:22I want to apologize

29:23for my behavior

29:24the last time we spoke.

29:25I got a lot of stress, you know,

29:28and I want you to know

29:31that I'm grateful to you

29:32and I know I haven't made it easy.

29:38What's easy in this life, right?

29:42So no hard feelings?

29:46No.

29:46And I'm sorry that I lost my cool.

29:56It's okay.

29:58Look, you took me out for dinner

30:03and I want to return the favor.

30:06And if you want to come by later tonight,

30:10I could make my famous eggplant caponata.

30:12It's famous, huh?

30:13It's my dad's favorite.

30:15Yeah.

30:15Uh, sure.

30:18Okay.

30:21Say eight o'clock.

30:23Sounds good.

30:24More coffee, Bumpy?

30:36Let things go.

30:37Trying to cut back?

30:39Not sure I want to wake up.

30:41Hey, you've been looking for us.

30:56You're the cops who shot up my joint.

30:58Can I get you gentlemen anything?

30:59We won't be long.

31:01We have a warrant for your arrest.

31:04What charge?

31:06What do you think?

31:08Racketeering, pimping, loan sharking,

31:10so much to choose from.

31:11Put your fucking hands behind your back.

31:14How much is Columbo paying you?

31:17I'll double it.

31:18Are you resisting arrest?

31:20Yeah, it's funny what happens

31:21when you resist arrest.

31:23Put your fucking hands behind your back.

31:25Make me!

31:26What is going on here?

31:28These are the men who shot up my club.

31:31They're arresting me on Joe Columbo's orders.

31:35What is this?

31:36What did he do?

31:37He's a known criminal.

31:38What are you arresting him for?

31:39He did nothing.

31:45Settle down.

31:47Settle down, please!

31:50I followed you here because I know what you're up to.

31:52But...

31:52Get out of here, Delano.

31:54That's an order.

31:56Both of you.

31:57I want to see you and O'Malley in my office in an hour.

32:11Might have just saved my life.

32:13I'm not the enemy, Mr. Johnson.

32:14I'm trying my best to fix a system that is flawed.

32:21But in any case, thanks.

32:25Prance Evans.

32:26And all I got is nothing.

32:28And what you got...

32:28Full house!

32:29Again!

32:30No, Junie!

32:31Get the fuck off, Junie!

32:31Junie!

32:32Get back to your business!

32:33I need you two to go find these cops with me now.

32:35We don't even know their names or what precinct they belong...

32:37O'Malley and Delano.

32:39Remember their names.

32:40Burn them into your skulls.

32:42They paid me a little visit.

32:43And what do you want us to do when we find them?

32:45I want you to bring them to Casa Havana.

32:47Alive.

32:48Battle's got a little basement there where we can talk.

32:51You want us to kidnap two cops.

32:55Better bring the fairs in our eyes.

32:56These guys need to learn a little bit more about the law.

33:04You sure, Bo?

33:05Don't worry.

33:06I'm not gonna kill anybody.

33:08I'm just gonna make them wish that they weren't alive.

33:12We can do that.

33:21You're still working.

33:39You should go back to your room and get some rest.

33:42I will in a moment.

33:43You've received so many invitations since you've been here.

33:45I'm just trying to keep it all organized.

33:49Are you okay?

33:50Yeah, I'm fine.

33:52I had another interesting meal with Che.

33:57But I must say, my stomach's a little upset.

34:00Should I call the doctor?

34:01No, no, no.

34:02I'm fine.

34:03Maybe you should get some rest.

34:05Save the energy for your speech.

34:08No, I still have some more work to do on it.

34:11Could you hand me my notebook?

34:12What's the matter?

34:22Perhaps the... the cassare.

34:26Malcolm! Malcolm!

34:28Malcolm, wake up!

34:30Malcolm, please, wake up!

34:32Wake up, Malcolm!

34:40Oh.

34:42I gotta be honest.

34:44This is the best caponata I've ever tasted.

34:48It's a... it's a recipe from my grandmother in Sicily.

34:52Did my father ever tell you why I need all this protection?

35:02In my business, you learn not to ask too many questions.

35:06My father was responsible for my husband getting killed.

35:12And I called the vets.

35:14What?

35:20Jesus.

35:24You ratted out your own father?

35:26Yeah.

35:28But then I went to see him in jail and we patched things up.

35:32He took responsibility for what he did and I forgave him.

35:40The father's relationship with his daughter is...

35:44the most special thing in the world.

35:48What he was really concerned about was the shipment coming in from Marseille.

35:54Like soon, right?

35:58He talked to you about that?

36:02He talks to me about everything.

36:04Of course he wanted a son to share the family business with, but...

36:08instead he got me.

36:10He wants to know exactly when you're gonna take possession of the narcotics.

36:14He said that's the key to you keeping those other families in control.

36:20What's wrong?

36:22I just...

36:26I find it very strange that he would share this kind of stuff with you.

36:30Yeah.

36:31Yeah, this thing of ours.

36:33It doesn't include women.

36:34I get it.

36:36But he trusts me.

36:38And I told him you're doing a great job holding down the fort while he's away.

36:44No, thank you.

36:45He said the sooner you get that shipment, the stronger you'll be and the safer I'll be.

36:52Tell your father that...

36:56I'm expecting Monsieur 98 any day to negotiate prices.

37:01After that I'll arrange for the load to come in through my shipment of car parts.

37:07He'll be glad to hear that.

37:10I know it'll put his mind at ease.

37:23Well, thank you for an incredible meal.

37:25You're welcome.

37:28The truth is...

37:30I don't have a lot of friends.

37:32So, when you said that thing you said about...

37:37being lonely...

37:39I understood that.

37:43I don't wanna be around me.

37:44I'd prefer to consider you a friend.

37:53No, and when you...

37:57talked to the feds, that was you being insane with grief.

38:02You ain't a rap for real, Stella.

38:05I'm hating you blood.

38:06No.

38:12Thanks again for a great evening.

38:15I'll see you soon.

38:19Alright.

38:36Praise Allah.

38:47What happened?

38:49Easy.

38:51Not so fast.

38:53Aside from if your stomach fits, you were out all night.

38:56I've never had food poisoning. That's bad.

38:59I don't think it was food poisoning. I think it was poison food.

39:02Many foreigners come here and get sick.

39:06Malcolm, I think this was an attempt on your life.

39:09I think you should cancel your speech.

39:12We're not a chance.

39:14My speech is in less than an hour.

39:17I feel fine.

39:19Doctor, is he safe?

39:23Will he be alright?

39:25My recommendation is he stay in bed and rest.

39:28No.

39:29We should listen to the doctor.

39:35If anything happens to me, it would be Allah's will.

39:41We must submit to his plans.

39:44Even if they don't coincide with ours.

39:59Hi.

40:03Hi.

40:12Did he say anything about the heroine shipment? Anything at all?

40:16He didn't know anything about it.

40:18If you ask me, Joe Colombo's clean.

40:20What the fuck is this?

40:34I don't know.

40:36I did everything you said.

40:38Is it my fault your stupid machinery doesn't do the job?

40:40Can I do the job?

40:41Do theakkid?

40:42Do theakkid?

40:43Yes.

40:44Do theakkid?

40:45Yes.

40:46What a relief.

40:47If it hurts.

40:49No.

40:51You didn't do that, I don't want to do that.

40:52Have fun.

40:53No.

40:55No.

40:57No.

40:58No.

41:01No.

41:02No.

41:04No.

41:05No.

41:06No.

41:07No.

41:08how about a little drink for you hard-working men

41:11touch that bottle after your niggle lips

41:15I don't think so

41:18hey

41:21out of the car pecker woods

41:24you're coming with us

41:26take it easy

41:28I am honored to attend

41:36this historic African Summit Conference

41:40to represent the interests of 22 million African Americans

41:44whose rights are being violated daily

41:48by the racism of American imperialists

41:52we in America are your long-lost brothers and sisters

41:57we were taken forcibly in chains from this mother continent

42:03and now have spent over 300 years

42:07in America suffering the most inhuman forms

42:11of physical and psychological torture imaginable

42:15you guys don't look so tough now do you

42:17and all of these inhuman atrocities

42:20have been inflicted upon us

42:22by the American governmental authorities

42:25the police themselves

42:27for no reason

42:29other than that we seek

42:31the recognition and respect

42:33granted to other human beings

42:35the police in America

42:36a hundred years ago

42:37the American white man

42:39used to put on a white sheet

42:40and use a bloodhound against Negroes

42:42today they've taken off the white sheet

42:45and put on police uniforms

42:46and traded in the bloodhounds

42:48for police dogs

42:49I need to know every single cop

42:52that Joe Colombo's got on his payroll

42:54we don't know shit

42:56the cops are on Colombo's pad

43:01fuck you

43:02open your fucking mouth

43:06now I'm not saying

43:07every white person is a racist

43:08and I'm not saying

43:09every white policeman is a racist either

43:12tell him what he wants to know

43:17Colombo's pad

43:19I don't know

43:20but both here in the United States

43:23and here in Africa

43:24we face forces

43:26that would seek to divide us

43:28that is why

43:29if things don't change

43:31we must call for revolution

43:34African leaders

43:36our problem is your problem

43:39you will never be fully respected

43:41until and unless

43:43we are also respected

43:45you will never be recognized

43:48as free human beings

43:49until and unless

43:51we are also recognized

43:53as human beings

43:54and so it is

43:56high time

43:57should this oppression continue

43:59to choose

44:00whether we will ignore

44:01our commonality

44:03in this struggle

44:04and be divided

44:05or work in solidarity

44:08as African brothers and sisters

44:12the world over

44:14what's this?

44:30resignations

44:31from the two crooked cops

44:33who shot out my club

44:34and how'd you get this?

44:38I guess

44:38I had a guilty conscience

44:41here the badges

44:43did you hurt these men?

44:50what if I did?

44:52what do you even do about it?

44:55I can do plenty

44:56I don't think so

44:57I get their signed confessions

45:01on paper

45:02they told me the name

45:05of every single cop

45:06in this precinct

45:07who's taking money

45:08from the mob

45:09including

45:10da da da da

45:12you

45:14and what are you

45:18going to do with that?

45:20it depends on you

45:21I make copies

45:22for safekeeping

45:24if I didn't take

45:26the pad money

45:26every cop

45:28at this precinct

45:28would rebel against me

45:29they hate me enough

45:31as it is

45:32so you threaten me

45:33but you keep your hands

45:34off the Italians

45:34I wish I could jail

45:36all of you

45:37but the culture here

45:38ain't going to change

45:39overnight

45:39I have to make compromises

45:42and do the best I can

45:43with this fucked up situation

45:44you need to figure out

45:45who your enemies are

45:46your real enemies

45:47until then

45:51motherfucker

45:52you work for me

46:09now arriving

46:14flight 772

46:15from our state friends

46:16please make sure

46:17you have all your

46:18personal items

46:18and collect your luggage

46:19at the baggage claim

46:20say hello to the bad guy

46:22say goodbye to your past life

46:24red eye to the west side

46:275-0 to

46:29you

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