The Residence season 1 EP 8 (ENGLISH)

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New series The Residence season 1 EP 8 (ENGLISH)

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00:00:00You

00:00:20How you feeling like I'm gonna win she never win, but I'm feeling like I'm gonna win

00:00:26How'd you get so bad at this?

00:00:33Practice you won't believe this, but when I was a kid I had a magnetic back cam and said I used to play in the car

00:00:39I would lose to my father while he was driving

00:00:43He couldn't even see the board and I would still lose. I definitely believe that. Why wouldn't I believe that?

00:00:52His birthday today your dad

00:00:56Yeah, just realizing that

00:00:58Well, happy birthday Papa Winter

00:01:01Run it back

00:01:03He'd be

00:01:05157

00:01:06Thanks, I'm just doing the math

00:01:08Great

00:01:09How long ago did you lose him 54 years this March?

00:01:15Oh shit

00:01:17I'm sorry A.B.

00:01:20How old were you 11 he and my mom died in a car crash when I was 11

00:01:24It wasn't the backgammon

00:01:26Don't worry

00:01:28They were good parents

00:01:30Good parents

00:01:32You're always giving me shit. Why don't you have a family?

00:01:35You're always giving me shit. Why don't you have a family?

00:01:49That's why

00:01:55I had

00:01:57a family

00:01:59Why were you always letting me run my mouth like that, A.B.?

00:02:03So you'd feel terrible

00:02:05Well, I do. I do

00:02:07I should probably hold on this one actually. I gotta go make this night happen. Try not to kill someone or get killed

00:02:17Hey

00:02:19You do have a family

00:02:21You know that, right?

00:02:23You know that, right?

00:02:25All of this here

00:02:27All

00:02:29of this here

00:02:43Mr. Winter

00:02:45George

00:02:47George

00:02:49George

00:02:55No allergies

00:02:57She said no allergies

00:02:59Excellent

00:03:01Who are you?

00:03:03I want A.B. Winter up here now

00:03:05Because my fucking toilet's clogged

00:03:07You are old man robot from planet Usher

00:03:11So maybe that is it

00:03:13I'm sending up an engineer to fix the toilet

00:03:15Thank you

00:03:16And I'm gonna talk to your brother in the morning

00:03:22I am trying to do something great

00:03:24But you have never understood that

00:03:26And if you get in my way again

00:03:28I am going to kill you

00:03:31Helen

00:03:33No

00:03:34Do not fuck with me

00:03:35I have half of fucking Australia

00:03:37Coming to this party

00:03:38I need Harry Styles here tonight

00:03:40We're screwed

00:03:41Nobody wants to play in this shitty house

00:03:52Yes?

00:03:53We have a problem on the floor

00:03:56That ain't a motive

00:03:57Lorenzo, please let me handle this

00:03:58Just let them go

00:03:59It is against White House protocol

00:04:00Who fucking cares?

00:04:01I can't

00:04:02Is he sure that we don't have a physical guest?

00:04:03Please pardon my interruption

00:04:04We have no cancellation on the floor

00:04:06Yes, okay

00:04:07I'll arrange it

00:04:08Blink in bedroom

00:04:14Bullshit

00:04:15I follow every single problem

00:04:16I ask you about no allergies

00:04:18Get these flowers out of here

00:04:20Why the fuck do I have to clean up Tripp's mess?

00:04:22Would you give us a mom a play?

00:04:23Why am I here?

00:04:24You could have taken care of this

00:04:25I was pulled out of my son's birthday

00:04:27Hey, this is what I talked about

00:04:29You and ten other guys here

00:04:30Could have done the fucking job

00:04:31You're here

00:04:36Actually, I'll switch these two

00:04:37Excuse me, thank you

00:04:38A.B.

00:04:39There's a crash outside the south gate

00:04:41The sound was right over there

00:04:42We have some agents on it right now

00:04:43Check it out

00:04:44What is she doing?

00:04:45You're off the floor

00:04:48You know what?

00:04:49Fuck you, A.B.

00:04:55There's a problem with the kangaroos

00:04:56You are not going to take away my kangaroos

00:05:00I haven't taken anything away from you

00:05:01Not you

00:05:02Him

00:05:03Him

00:05:06You're not going to talk to me like that

00:05:07No

00:05:08I'm going to explain

00:05:10I am going to tell them everything

00:05:12Everything

00:05:13Everything

00:05:19Oh, the man I wanted to see

00:05:20I spoke to Marvell

00:05:21I spoke to Marvell

00:05:22And I think

00:05:23I'm not leaving

00:05:24I can't leave the house like this

00:05:26Not after tonight

00:05:27Not after tonight

00:05:32L.C.

00:05:33A.B. needs you to prep the Lincoln bedroom for Kylie Minogue

00:05:36Oh, thank you

00:05:39Mr. Foreign Minister

00:05:40Everything okay?

00:05:43Hello?

00:05:44Give me five minutes

00:05:46I am going to be dead

00:05:47By the end of the night

00:05:52Need to get off the floor, now

00:05:53Don't worry about it

00:05:54Get it later

00:05:55Let's go

00:05:57Hello?

00:06:04Meet me in the yellow over room

00:06:05Yes

00:06:06You are only...

00:06:07I am going

00:06:08To Kylie

00:06:09This is why

00:06:10Not you

00:06:11Him

00:06:12Fuck you A.B.

00:06:21You think it happened here in this room?

00:06:23I am now convinced of it

00:06:24I am convinced of it

00:06:43Detective Cup? Are you ready?

00:06:45Are you ready?

00:06:46I have to catch a flight

00:06:47Yes, I understand

00:06:48We're ready if you're ready

00:06:49It's a giant ampita

00:06:51What's a giant ampita?

00:06:52The bird I'm going to see

00:06:53My flight

00:06:54Oh, okay, great

00:06:55That sounds like a...

00:06:56Such a...

00:06:57Very large ampita

00:06:58Huge, compared to the other tracheophone

00:07:00Sabathine birds

00:07:02It's... it's big

00:07:03I appreciate you appearing before this committee today, Detective Cup

00:07:07As you know, we've been looking into the death of White House Chief Usher A.B. Winter

00:07:13I've heard

00:07:14When we began these hearings, the investigation was closed, and officially, Mr. Winter's death was ruled a suicide

00:07:21In fact, we learned over the course of some difficult hearings, for which I accept full responsibility, that the story of Mr. Winter's death was much more complicated

00:07:35Unfortunately, we also learned that a little late, as you had already left

00:07:40To find a giant ampita

00:07:42The largest of the tracheophones, the bossing birds, as I understand it

00:07:47Yes

00:07:48But now you're back, and you agreed to come here today, on your way to the airport, to report that a suspect has been detained in your investigation

00:07:58That's correct, Senator

00:07:59And the name of this suspect?

00:08:00We are in a closed session here, Detective Cup, given the sensitivity of the proceedings

00:08:12Yes

00:08:13Okay

00:08:14But

00:08:15Don't you want to hear how I figured it all out?

00:08:30Yes

00:08:47Yes

00:08:49Yes

00:08:58Yes

00:09:36There's something missing from the yellow oval room.

00:09:38Yes.

00:09:39A vase, one of a set.

00:09:40French porcelain from 1823.

00:09:42You haven't seen it since October 11th, the night Mr. Winter was found dead, is that right?

00:09:46That's right.

00:09:47And you won't. It's broken. I'm sorry.

00:09:50Detective Cup, that's not the only thing missing from the room.

00:09:54Oh, I know. I'm looking for a clock.

00:09:57Okay. Sure.

00:10:00Oh, how about this one?

00:10:03No. A specific clock.

00:10:06Oh. Oh, I see.

00:10:08Every room in this house has a clock on the mantel, but there isn't one in the yellow oval room.

00:10:11Oh, that clock. The Franklin clock. No, it's gone.

00:10:15Do you know where it is?

00:10:16No. We looked everywhere for it.

00:10:17Do you have a picture of it?

00:10:19That's a big clock.

00:10:23Yes?

00:10:24Can I take this?

00:10:25No.

00:10:30The yellow roses?

00:10:31In a large vase by the door.

00:10:32Yes, I remember those. Of course.

00:10:34They were distressed.

00:10:36I wouldn't say distressed.

00:10:38What would you say?

00:10:39I would say burned.

00:10:40Burned?

00:10:41Those were beautiful, fresh flowers and they were fully desiccated two days later.

00:10:46Burned.

00:10:47What would do that?

00:10:48Something violent?

00:10:49Contact herbicide?

00:10:51Paraquad, maybe.

00:10:52Paraquad?

00:10:53That'd be my guess.

00:10:54Is that something you keep here?

00:10:55Do I keep industrial weed killer in my small flower shop where I make pretty bouquets?

00:10:59Is that the question?

00:11:00Unfortunately, yes.

00:11:02No.

00:11:03I do not.

00:11:06But I do know where you can find it.

00:11:09Paraquad?

00:11:10No.

00:11:11Not something we're allowed to use here anymore.

00:11:12Basically, any chemicals.

00:11:16We were told a year ago we had to completely detoxify all of our gardening.

00:11:19We're just conscious landscaping now.

00:11:21What does that mean?

00:11:22I have no idea.

00:11:23All I know is we had to get rid of all of our pesticides like Paraquad.

00:11:26But now that I'm saying that, I don't think anybody ever came by to collect any of that stuff.

00:11:31If I had any of it left, it would be over here.

00:11:38Well, I guess it is still here.

00:11:41You know, that's really weird.

00:11:42Yes.

00:11:44You know what I'm going to say?

00:11:45I do.

00:11:49So weird.

00:11:51That night, the night Mr. Winter was killed when we were all out here together, I felt like something had been moved over in this area.

00:11:57You mentioned that.

00:11:58There's something off about that shelf back there.

00:12:00You don't know what it is, but it's bothering you.

00:12:02There's something different.

00:12:04Oh, that!

00:12:05Yes!

00:12:06Can you come to us?

00:12:07Can you come to us?

00:12:08Can you come to us?

00:12:09Can you come to us?

00:12:10Can you come to us?

00:12:15Can you come to us?

00:12:21Can you come with us?

00:12:48Oh, my God.

00:12:49Do you recognize us?

00:12:50Yes, it's from my desk.

00:12:51Why?

00:12:52That's hard to explain.

00:12:53I wondered where it went.

00:12:54Can I have it?

00:12:54No.

00:12:55It's mine.

00:12:55It has paraquat in it.

00:12:57Oh.

00:13:00My sister made that for me.

00:13:01Well, now it's kind of a murder weapon.

00:13:04Okay.

00:13:07You can keep it.

00:13:11I'm going to leave.

00:13:12Thank you, Emily.

00:13:13Where are we?

00:13:20We're in the yellow oval room.

00:13:21No, I mean, what are we doing?

00:13:23We're looking for clues.

00:13:25I guess what I mean is, what is that?

00:13:27It's a little tumbler.

00:13:28Do you see what I'm getting at?

00:13:29No.

00:13:29Generally?

00:13:30No.

00:13:30Last night, you had Bruce and Elsie right there.

00:13:35You were deciding between Bruce and Elsie.

00:13:37Did Bruce kill A.B. Winter or did Elsie?

00:13:39And now we have a little tumbler and no Bruce and no Elsie.

00:13:42And I'm wondering, are we getting any closer?

00:13:44To what?

00:13:45To figuring out who killed A.B. Winter.

00:13:48Oh.

00:13:49Yes.

00:13:51Yes.

00:13:54Someone went out to that shed the night of the state dinner.

00:13:56I think looking for poison.

00:13:58I think they brought a real glass.

00:14:00I think that glass fell or broke.

00:14:01I don't know why.

00:14:02And then they grabbed this.

00:14:04They found the poison, the paraquat, and poured it in here.

00:14:08And then they picked up the phone and they called A.B. Winter in his office.

00:14:11And then they came here.

00:14:12Well, there and then here.

00:14:14I saw two glasses that night, one on the coffee table and one on that end table.

00:14:18I suspect the one on the end table had the poison and was poured on the flowers.

00:14:23Some of that Winter probably ingested.

00:14:26Someone threw a vase.

00:14:28I think it hit this wall.

00:14:31That vase is now gone.

00:14:32The other is right there.

00:14:33And there are indentations here.

00:14:35My guess is that it was intended for Winter.

00:14:38And that's why he had little cuts on his face.

00:14:41And when that didn't work, that person picked up something heavy.

00:14:45Possibly the candlestick.

00:14:46But I don't think that was heavy enough.

00:14:48I think that candlestick fell when Mr. Winter stumbled into this table after drinking the poison.

00:14:55I think the heavy object was the clock.

00:14:58There is no clock.

00:14:59Exactly.

00:15:00And I think this is why.

00:15:02You think the clock is the murder weapon?

00:15:04Yes.

00:15:05You said the tumbler with poison wasn't a murder weapon.

00:15:10I said it was kind of a murder weapon.

00:15:12So we need to find the clock.

00:15:13We do.

00:15:13Do you think you know where it is?

00:15:15No, but I know one place they definitely didn't look.

00:15:17A clock?

00:15:18No.

00:15:19I'd say no.

00:15:20You know?

00:15:21I mean, not like a traditional clock clock.

00:15:24Why are you putting that in quotes?

00:15:25What is a clock clock?

00:15:27I don't want to get in trouble.

00:15:29It's okay.

00:15:30We're the police.

00:15:33All right.

00:15:33Well, I do have a nice piece in here.

00:15:37More of a sculpture of a dude with clock-like elements.

00:15:44Why do you have that?

00:15:50I took it from the library a while back.

00:15:53And then I heard Mr. Winter was looking for it.

00:15:55And he was already pretty upset with me about a few things.

00:15:57And so when I heard he was leaving, I thought, all right, I'll wait until then.

00:16:01And then I'll, like, put it back.

00:16:03And then that didn't happen.

00:16:05So here we are.

00:16:06I still can't tell if it's cool or not.

00:16:08You can't?

00:16:10What do you mean he was leaving?

00:16:11What?

00:16:11You said Mr. Winter was leaving, and then he didn't.

00:16:14Leaving the house.

00:16:15Retiring?

00:16:15I guess.

00:16:16When was that?

00:16:16Oh, sometime since I've been here.

00:16:18What's that been?

00:16:19A couple months?

00:16:19You've been here a year.

00:16:21Fuck.

00:16:22Really?

00:16:22Where did you hear that?

00:16:23I don't know.

00:16:24Out on the floor?

00:16:25Do you have, like, a floor meeting or something?

00:16:27I don't know, man.

00:16:28Maybe the old lady.

00:16:30Or that asshole that works for my brother.

00:16:32That could be a lot of people.

00:16:33No, no.

00:16:33I'm talking about the asshole.

00:16:36The world's biggest asshole.

00:16:39What?

00:16:41I don't know what the fuck he's talking about.

00:16:43That dude is crazy.

00:16:45You know that, right?

00:16:47You never heard A.B. Winter was leaving?

00:16:48No, but I'm not really dialed into resident staffing

00:16:53because I'm trying to help President Morgan

00:16:55run the fucking country.

00:16:58Are you close?

00:16:59Because you asking me about Winter's retirement plans

00:17:02doesn't feel like we're close.

00:17:09Wait.

00:17:10Hold on.

00:17:12Actually, the night he died,

00:17:13when she came up here,

00:17:14and I asked her to shut everything down,

00:17:16and she said no.

00:17:17Who are you talking about?

00:17:19Jasmine.

00:17:19Jasmine Haney.

00:17:20She went on some rant about working here 11 years.

00:17:23And yes, I want to be the chief usher,

00:17:24and I thought I was going to be the chief usher,

00:17:26but it was made very clear to me tonight

00:17:28that I am not going to be the chief usher anytime soon.

00:17:31Basically told me to go fuck myself

00:17:33until I showed her Winter was dead.

00:17:34I don't know if that's related to him leaving.

00:17:36On the night Mr. Winter died,

00:17:38he dropped a bomb on Jasmine.

00:17:41Jasmine Haney was going to be the next chief usher

00:17:43of the White House.

00:17:44Everybody knew that.

00:17:45She knew that.

00:17:45Mr. Winter told her a year ago.

00:17:47He was going to retire.

00:17:48She was going to take his place.

00:17:49But over the last year,

00:17:51we all started to feel it slipping.

00:17:54He never said an exact day,

00:17:56but whatever it was,

00:17:57seemed to keep getting pushed back.

00:17:59First, it was the holidays.

00:18:00Then the terror attacks on March 4th.

00:18:02Couldn't leave after that.

00:18:04And Easter.

00:18:04In the 4th of July.

00:18:06Holidays are coming up again.

00:18:07I can feel Jasmine getting frustrated.

00:18:09I totally hang on.

00:18:10He just needed time to let go.

00:18:11Thought it would happen soon enough.

00:18:13And I believe that.

00:18:14I think she believed that.

00:18:16Until that night.

00:18:18I'm not leaving.

00:18:19I'm not retiring.

00:18:21For at least a couple of years.

00:18:23A bomb.

00:18:25And she was pissed.

00:18:28What?

00:18:29I know, I know.

00:18:30Years?

00:18:31I have been waiting years.

00:18:33I'm not waiting years.

00:18:34Listen, you just need to talk to me.

00:18:36I am done talking.

00:18:37Okay, talking hasn't gotten me shit.

00:18:39Walking around by his side.

00:18:40Yes, sir.

00:18:41No, sir.

00:18:41Let me take care of that for you, sir.

00:18:43Cleaning up his fucking messes.

00:18:48She tried talking to him again,

00:18:50but it didn't amount to anything.

00:18:51It wasn't much of a talk.

00:18:53Then she never got another chance.

00:18:57Jasmine Haney?

00:18:58Yes.

00:18:58Did that surprise you?

00:19:00I'm not easily surprised.

00:19:01But I will admit, it did make things more interesting.

00:19:07I'd previously identified a number of people who I believe might have played a role in Mr. Winter's death.

00:19:11And now I had one more.

00:19:15This is it.

00:19:17She is it.

00:19:18She's the one with the cleanest, clearest, most powerful motive.

00:19:21We just heard it.

00:19:22And she had the access, and it makes complete sense.

00:19:25She's the one who told us everything, showed us everything, shaped everything.

00:19:28We're talking about all these other people, but sometimes it's a thing right in front of you.

00:19:33It's a thing hiding in plain sight.

00:19:34The obvious thing.

00:19:36The thing you're staring at.

00:19:37You just didn't see it.

00:19:38Yes, I agree.

00:19:40But how exactly?

00:19:41And when?

00:19:42And did she act alone?

00:19:44Obviously, everything makes much more sense if there were other people involved.

00:19:48I know this is weird, but did you see murder on the Orient Express?

00:19:52The new one?

00:19:53Or the old one?

00:19:54I haven't seen either one.

00:19:55Well, then why do you care which one?

00:19:56I read the book.

00:19:57Well, I haven't read the book.

00:19:58That's not the point.

00:19:59The point is, what happens?

00:20:00The book is good.

00:20:01Okay, I'm sure it is.

00:20:02Someday I'll read the book.

00:20:06Right.

00:20:06Okay, that's weird.

00:20:09Anyway, if you remember, it turns out they all did it.

00:20:11All the suspects.

00:20:13And it makes me wonder.

00:20:15Wait.

00:20:16You're agreeing with me?

00:20:18What?

00:20:19When I said it was a thing hiding in plain sight.

00:20:21Yes.

00:20:22You've agreed with me before, but then I realized you were making fun of me.

00:20:25Yes.

00:20:26Yes, so you were making fun of me before, but you're not making fun of me this time?

00:20:31No.

00:20:31Well, I'm just going to go back to where I started.

00:20:41Sometimes, it's a thing right in front of you.

00:20:44The thing hiding in plain sight.

00:20:45The obvious thing.

00:20:46The thing you've been staring at.

00:20:48You just didn't see it.

00:20:49Yes.

00:20:56I agree.

00:20:58Is that?

00:20:59Yes.

00:21:01A.B. Winner's journal?

00:21:02Right there on the shelf.

00:21:04In a room nobody else cared about, because where's the one place nobody ever looks?

00:21:09I use one of those cans that looks like a Coke can, but you can screw off the bottom.

00:21:16Anyway, that's not what you meant.

00:21:18The room with the books.

00:21:19Nobody cares about the room with the books.

00:21:21I should have realized this earlier.

00:21:23It was all there.

00:21:24His notebooks, his journals, they were like old-fashioned books.

00:21:28He wrote everything down in them.

00:21:29The library.

00:21:30Mr. Winters' favorite room.

00:21:32He stopped by first thing every morning, and it was always the last place he went before

00:21:36he left for the night.

00:21:37I just didn't see it, which is precisely why he did it.

00:21:40Did you read them?

00:21:41I tried.

00:21:43And?

00:21:44And they were funny.

00:21:47Erudite.

00:21:48Self-critical.

00:21:48Unexpectedly generous.

00:21:50Poignant.

00:21:50He was candid with some of his feelings, many of them positive, some negative.

00:21:54He had a particular disdain for Lily Schumacher, which didn't surprise me at all,

00:21:58but the intensity of it did.

00:22:00His relationship with Mr. Gotthard had clearly soured.

00:22:03He did not like Tripp.

00:22:03He thought it was a really bad idea to have Marvella around all those knives and Sheila

00:22:07around all that vodka.

00:22:08He kept a curious ledger with acronyms and numbers that made no sense to me at the time,

00:22:12but which has since proven highly revealing.

00:22:15So they were helpful?

00:22:16Very.

00:22:17And that's even before I got to the last page.

00:22:19What was on the last page?

00:22:21Nothing.

00:22:28The suicide note.

00:22:50Yes, but it wasn't a suicide note.

00:22:52Well, except I didn't know that.

00:22:54I'm sorry, it might have been a suicide note?

00:22:57I believed from the beginning that Mr. Winter did not die by suicide, but this note, it did

00:23:02read like one.

00:23:03But now, in the context of the larger page, it clearly was not one, not originally.

00:23:08I couldn't explain it, not yet.

00:23:10Did he rip it out himself?

00:23:11Or did someone else do it?

00:23:12Accidentally.

00:23:13Or intentionally.

00:23:14Did someone know these books were here the whole time?

00:23:16Who?

00:23:17Angie.

00:23:17Jasmine.

00:23:18Why did he have it on him, though?

00:23:19How did he have it on him?

00:23:20What do you mean?

00:23:21If he was killed in the yellow over room with the clock, why does he have a suicide note

00:23:24on him in the game room?

00:23:26Was it just coincidence?

00:23:28And what did you decide?

00:23:30I didn't decide anything.

00:23:32Because that's when all hell broke loose.

00:23:35Upstairs.

00:23:36Now.

00:23:38Hey, it's me.

00:23:39I'm just doing my thing.

00:23:45I'm not happy, Detective Cup.

00:23:47Well, that's not good, because you're, like, the most important person in the world.

00:23:52Why are you not happy?

00:23:53What are you doing here?

00:23:55Who let you back into this house?

00:24:04Do you want to take that?

00:24:08Well, okay.

00:24:10Yes.

00:24:11Before everybody starts pointing fingers.

00:24:13Barry.

00:24:13It's not like one person decided.

00:24:15It was a decision among various parties.

00:24:19You called me.

00:24:20Harry.

00:24:21Yes.

00:24:22Okay?

00:24:22I asked Detective Cup to come back.

00:24:25Mr. President, I do think it's important that this gets resolved.

00:24:29The damage that came out of those Senate hearings.

00:24:31You didn't even tell me.

00:24:32You don't live here.

00:24:33It's the White House.

00:24:35I'm the president.

00:24:36Did he tell you?

00:24:37No.

00:24:38He didn't tell me either.

00:24:39And we have jurisdiction.

00:24:41What the fuck?

00:24:42You don't have jurisdiction.

00:24:43The fucking campground attendant is here?

00:24:45The jurisdiction of the National Park Police is the Grand fucking Tetons.

00:24:49It's a common misperception.

00:24:51The MPD has jurisdiction.

00:24:54That's why I'm here.

00:24:55Do you see the uniform?

00:24:56Yeah, we can't miss it, Chief.

00:24:57Always with the fucking uniform.

00:24:59Do you sleep in that thing?

00:25:00Okay, it gets respect.

00:25:01Or do you just fucking...

00:25:01No matter when.

00:25:02Okay, listen.

00:25:03Listen.

00:25:03All right?

00:25:04Insertnn, learn.

00:25:04I'm sure it's not that right.

00:25:05These are stupid.

00:25:06I'm gonna win it down.

00:25:07Why?

00:25:08No, they use me.

00:25:09Yeah, I bet you do.

00:25:10Yeah, yeah.

00:25:10Nothing-

00:25:11Easter?

00:25:11Good to eat.

00:25:11It's a good question.

00:25:13I know.

00:25:14Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:25:15I got here.

00:25:16Sen't me talking.

00:25:18I feel this in pain.

00:25:24Yeah.

00:25:24This painting was in the red room on the night of the murder.

00:25:40Okay.

00:25:40And the paintings that were in here are now in the green room.

00:25:44And the painting that was in the green room, where one of those paintings now is, is now in the red room.

00:25:49So many colors.

00:25:51Is this important?

00:25:52Yes.

00:25:52Why is this important?

00:25:53Because now I know precisely how A.B. Winter was killed.

00:25:59You had solved the case.

00:26:01No, I had solved part of the case.

00:26:04Very important part.

00:26:05I knew how it was done, but I didn't know who did it.

00:26:08But now I knew how to figure that part out, too.

00:26:10I told the president I needed two hours.

00:26:12If he gave me two hours and could collect the people on the list I gave him and meet me with them in the East Room, I would tell him who killed A.B. Winter.

00:26:21And?

00:26:21And he agreed.

00:26:22What did you need the two hours for?

00:26:24Birding, mostly.

00:26:25And to tie up a few loose ends.

00:26:30Detective Cupp wants to see you in the foyer.

00:26:31And, um, it's probably a shoes-on situation.

00:26:34Yeah.

00:26:36Excellent choice.

00:26:39And I needed to secure from you immunity for someone to appear at the White House.

00:26:43In exchange for which you agreed to come here.

00:26:45That's correct, Senator.

00:26:53Is she here?

00:26:55Where is she?

00:26:57She's on site.

00:26:57Come on!

00:27:01Woo!

00:27:02Got the fish crow and the downy woodpecker and the saw-wet owl.

00:27:08And I know Chief Doakes is excited about that one.

00:27:11Always good when you get an owl.

00:27:13Okay.

00:27:15Thank you all for coming.

00:27:17I appreciate everyone taking time out of their busy day to join me here.

00:27:21Particular shout-out to the most powerful man in the world.

00:27:24Thank you, Mr. President.

00:27:26You've got to be fucking kidding me.

00:27:29Good-bye, mates.

00:27:30Mr. Doombay, appreciate you being here.

00:27:33I'm Cordelia Cupp.

00:27:34I'll be your host today.

00:27:36A couple things before we get started.

00:27:38First, just want to make sure everyone's here for the murder of A.B. Winter.

00:27:44If you're here for another murder, that's, like, a huge problem.

00:27:48So please do let me know.

00:27:51Please do not touch any objects or artwork as they might be valuable

00:27:55and or contain the fingerprints of the murderer standing next to you.

00:27:59I will be taking questions.

00:28:00We're going to start up in the game room on the third floor

00:28:03and then work our way down.

00:28:05I'll explain.

00:28:06So hopefully everyone's wearing comfortable shoes.

00:28:12Or just any foot-like covering at all would be great.

00:28:18Okay.

00:28:19Hey, the last thing, and this is important.

00:28:24Lots of detectives, even real ones, do this kind of summation

00:28:28when they already know who did it,

00:28:30which I've always thought was a little weird.

00:28:33But I'm here to tell you right now,

00:28:35I do not know who killed A.B. Winter.

00:28:39I know he was killed.

00:28:42I know he was killed by someone in this room.

00:28:44I hope the president told you this when he invited you here.

00:28:47But I don't know who.

00:28:49I am positive, though, that by the time I'm done, I will know.

00:28:53So if you killed A.B.,

00:28:56I'm sorry, you can't leave now.

00:28:58I'll know.

00:28:59And if you did not kill A.B.,

00:29:02I'm sorry, you can't leave now

00:29:03because I'll think he did

00:29:05and probably have evidence to prove it or something

00:29:07because you definitely did something awful.

00:29:10So buckle up.

00:29:14No exit.

00:29:17I'll see you in the game room.

00:29:18Is that really true?

00:29:27What?

00:29:28That you didn't know.

00:29:29Absolutely true.

00:29:30And you thought you'd just figure it out along the way.

00:29:32I knew I would.

00:29:34There's a bird.

00:29:35A mockingbird.

00:29:35It does this thing.

00:29:39It knows there's an insect nearby,

00:29:41but it doesn't know exactly where,

00:29:43so it suddenly flashes its wings open,

00:29:46gets the insect to blink.

00:29:49Watch for it.

00:29:53To blink.

00:29:54Let's back it up

00:30:00to the night of the party.

00:30:03This case began when your mom next door

00:30:05heard a thump,

00:30:07came over here,

00:30:08found Mr. Winter dead.

00:30:10When I arrived on the scene 30 minutes later,

00:30:13you all believed he had killed himself,

00:30:16especially you.

00:30:18We believe it's a suicide.

00:30:19I told you almost immediately

00:30:21that you were wrong and I was right

00:30:22and that has been our relationship ever since.

00:30:25Oh, this is going to be a long tour.

00:30:28You can leave.

00:30:37Soon after I arrived,

00:30:38I told you all specifically

00:30:40why I knew it wasn't a suicide.

00:30:42There's no knife.

00:30:44But it wasn't just the knife.

00:30:47The blood on the shirt

00:30:48that Mr. Winter was wearing

00:30:50that was not his.

00:30:51That was Australian Foreign Minister

00:30:53Rylance's blood

00:30:55and his shirt,

00:30:56which Mr. Winter

00:30:57had graciously exchanged

00:30:59with Mr. Rylance

00:31:00in his office an hour before.

00:31:03The reason for the exchange...

00:31:05Oh.

00:31:06Oh.

00:31:08While fascinating,

00:31:09is irrelevant.

00:31:11Can I leave?

00:31:12Sure.

00:31:13Other curiosities took longer,

00:31:23but the first

00:31:23and most relevant business

00:31:25was the missing knife.

00:31:26And that led me to discover

00:31:28that there had, in fact,

00:31:29been a knife here,

00:31:30a good knife,

00:31:31and that it belonged to you,

00:31:33Mr. Gotthard,

00:31:34and that you removed the knife

00:31:35from this crime scene

00:31:36and tried to destroy it.

00:31:39You have admitted this.

00:31:41After all this is over,

00:31:44I want to talk about

00:31:45getting my own office.

00:31:46A single leaf

00:31:47from the Cedar of Lebanon tree

00:31:48and a lot of lying

00:31:50finally led me to Ms. Cannon,

00:31:53who was in this room

00:31:54around the time

00:31:55Winter was killed,

00:31:56drinking vodka

00:31:57that she was supposed

00:31:58to be delivering

00:31:59to Ms. Cox.

00:32:00Oh.

00:32:01You were bringing

00:32:01Mother vodka?

00:32:05I cannot smoke in here.

00:32:07Uh.

00:32:07No.

00:32:10Was Ms. Cannon involved

00:32:12in Mr. Winter's death?

00:32:13I do not know.

00:32:14Not yet.

00:32:15But she was here.

00:32:17Mr. Gotthard

00:32:18and Ms. Cannon

00:32:19were both in this room.

00:32:21And then,

00:32:22I learned another

00:32:23important fact,

00:32:24this time

00:32:25from one of the few people

00:32:26who did not lie

00:32:28to me that night,

00:32:29medical examiner

00:32:30Anne Dodge.

00:32:31Ms. Dodge confirmed

00:32:33what I already suspected.

00:32:34Mr. Winter likely died

00:32:36of blunt force trauma

00:32:37to the back of the head

00:32:38and he did in fact

00:32:39ingest poison

00:32:40and he was dead

00:32:41before his wrists

00:32:43were slashed.

00:32:49Meaning he did not

00:32:50slash his own wrists.

00:32:54Because he was dead.

00:32:56Oh.

00:32:57Oh, okay.

00:32:58Got it.

00:32:59Thanks.

00:33:00He's a strange little man.

00:33:02I had already come

00:33:03to believe that Mr. Winter

00:33:04was dragged into this room.

00:33:06Of course,

00:33:07the misreport

00:33:07from Anne Dodge

00:33:08sealed it.

00:33:10Mr. Winter

00:33:10did not kill himself

00:33:12in the game room.

00:33:12He was not killed

00:33:14in the game room.

00:33:15He was dragged

00:33:16in here.

00:33:18From where?

00:33:19From here.

00:33:21Room 301.

00:33:23On the night

00:33:24of the state dinner,

00:33:25room 301

00:33:26was undergoing renovation,

00:33:27a fake renovation,

00:33:29ordered by

00:33:29President Morgan

00:33:30and Elliot

00:33:31so that Harry

00:33:32Hollinger's sister

00:33:33couldn't stay

00:33:34in the White House.

00:33:35My first clue

00:33:36that this room

00:33:36was involved

00:33:37in the night's events

00:33:38was that the door

00:33:39had been taped,

00:33:40which struck me

00:33:41as unusual.

00:33:42Even more unusual

00:33:43was that there was

00:33:44the smell of paint

00:33:44because remember,

00:33:45this was a fake renovation

00:33:47staged only to keep

00:33:48Harry's apparently

00:33:49unbearable sister

00:33:51out of the house.

00:33:52Can you stop,

00:33:53please?

00:33:54She's really

00:33:55a nice person.

00:33:57Beneath the paint,

00:33:58I found blood,

00:33:59fresh blood,

00:34:00and then another

00:34:01extraordinary turn.

00:34:03A precocious young

00:34:04detective staying

00:34:04across the street

00:34:05at the Hay Adams Hotel

00:34:06saw a flashing red light

00:34:08in this room

00:34:10soon after Mr. Winter

00:34:11had died,

00:34:13a light I was able

00:34:14to trace to the wrist

00:34:15of Trip Morgan.

00:34:19This fucking watch,

00:34:20I've been having

00:34:20so many problems

00:34:21with it lately.

00:34:22I was convinced

00:34:28of Mr. Morgan's

00:34:29involvement,

00:34:30but had to wait

00:34:30for him to reveal

00:34:31it to me,

00:34:32which he has now done

00:34:33with remarkable details,

00:34:35so thank you.

00:34:37Thank me for what?

00:34:38For explaining

00:34:38what happened.

00:34:39I never told you

00:34:40anything.

00:34:41Did he tell you

00:34:42something?

00:34:42Yes.

00:34:43Oh, shit.

00:34:45Detective Cup

00:34:45wants to see you

00:34:46in the foyer.

00:34:46I knew Trip

00:34:47was in this room

00:34:48because of the

00:34:48precocious young

00:34:49detective,

00:34:49but I didn't know

00:34:50much beyond that,

00:34:51and I was sure

00:34:52he wouldn't talk

00:34:53to me any more

00:34:54than he already had.

00:34:55By the piano?

00:34:56Yeah.

00:34:57But he is a talker,

00:34:59and sometimes

00:35:00you just have

00:35:00to put together

00:35:01the right combination.

00:35:04George McCutcheon.

00:35:06The George McCutcheon.

00:35:08Nah, I'm just kidding.

00:35:09I know there's

00:35:09three of you.

00:35:11What up, George?

00:35:12Only one Trip,

00:35:13thank God for that,

00:35:14right?

00:35:15Woo!

00:35:20Yo, you seen

00:35:21that detective?

00:35:22Looks like Indiana Jones

00:35:24and shit.

00:35:25Best detective

00:35:26in the world.

00:35:27I don't know,

00:35:28I guess I'm supposed

00:35:28to meet her here.

00:35:30She's been badgering me,

00:35:31George,

00:35:31and I'm telling you,

00:35:32I have nothing to do

00:35:33with this whole thing.

00:35:34With A, B, dude,

00:35:35fucking nothing.

00:35:36Dude comes to my room

00:35:37acting all crazy and shit,

00:35:38but that's fucking it.

00:35:39You know what I mean?

00:35:42You're looking at me funny.

00:35:46Can I tell you something, G?

00:35:47Okay?

00:35:48That night,

00:35:49that night of the dinner,

00:35:50I'm like fucked up.

00:35:52You used to party, right?

00:35:55Yeah, yeah, yeah,

00:35:56you know.

00:35:57So I'm having a fucking party,

00:35:59right?

00:35:59Because my absolute shitbird brother

00:36:01won't let me come to this one

00:36:02with the Australians

00:36:03who know how to actually

00:36:04fucking party.

00:36:05So I go to the room

00:36:06at the end of the hall,

00:36:07right?

00:36:07So that all these assholes

00:36:08will leave me alone.

00:36:09And dude,

00:36:10I fucking crash out,

00:36:12right?

00:36:13Fucking crash out.

00:36:15And then I wake up.

00:36:18You know,

00:36:18we're good, right?

00:36:19McCutcheon,

00:36:20this is just like fucking

00:36:21you and me talking,

00:36:21right, dude?

00:36:24Okay.

00:36:25So dude,

00:36:26I fucking wake up

00:36:28and A.B. Winter

00:36:29is on the ground

00:36:32next to me.

00:36:33Fucking dead.

00:36:34Dead.

00:36:35I'm like,

00:36:35oh, fuck!

00:36:37I lose my shit

00:36:38because I'm like,

00:36:38I was just fighting

00:36:39with this guy

00:36:39in my fucking room

00:36:40and there's this

00:36:41fake electrician in there

00:36:42who knows we've been fighting,

00:36:44right?

00:36:44So I go out into the hall

00:36:45and I look down the hall

00:36:46and I see that crazy,

00:36:47drunk butler lady,

00:36:48right?

00:36:48And she's fucked up too,

00:36:49but I don't think she sees me.

00:36:50So I go back in

00:36:51and I get A.B.

00:36:54Dude,

00:36:54I'm not proud of this.

00:36:55Right, George?

00:36:56Not proud,

00:36:57but like I just fucking

00:36:58lift him up

00:36:59and just start dragging the guy

00:37:01all the way down

00:37:02the fucking hall.

00:37:03I don't even know

00:37:03where the fuck I'm going.

00:37:04I take him to the game room

00:37:05and I'm like,

00:37:06all right,

00:37:06I just leave him there,

00:37:07right?

00:37:07And then I run back down

00:37:08to the other room

00:37:10and I see this fucking blood.

00:37:12So I take some paint.

00:37:13Yes, dude,

00:37:14seriously,

00:37:15and I fucking paint

00:37:16this thing over.

00:37:17Real fucking expert,

00:37:18you know?

00:37:18You get that adrenaline,

00:37:19you can just like do shit.

00:37:20Dude, turns out

00:37:21I can fucking paint!

00:37:23So I'm like done now,

00:37:25okay?

00:37:25This shit is over.

00:37:26And dude,

00:37:27I look down on the ground

00:37:29and I see this fucking set of keys

00:37:30and I'm like,

00:37:31what the fuck, man?

00:37:32So I go back down the hall

00:37:34fucking running fast, right?

00:37:35But like real light-footed

00:37:36like a panther

00:37:37because I don't want to wake up

00:37:38fucking Elliot's mommy.

00:37:39I take the keys,

00:37:40I put them back in A.B.'s pocket

00:37:42and I feel this piece of paper

00:37:43in his jacket.

00:37:44I pull it out.

00:37:45Dude,

00:37:46it's a fucking suicide note.

00:37:48A.B. fucking killed himself.

00:37:50Fuck!

00:37:51I'm like,

00:37:51well, I just fucked that up, right?

00:37:52Because had I just left him there,

00:37:53it would have been fine.

00:37:54But what am I going to do now?

00:37:55Drag him fucking back?

00:37:57What if somebody sees me

00:37:58and I'm gassed anyway?

00:38:00And this is where I might have

00:38:01fucked up a little bit, right?

00:38:02Because I'm just fucking

00:38:03going crazy right now.

00:38:04Heart like a hamster,

00:38:05500 beats a minute.

00:38:06So I'm like,

00:38:06all right,

00:38:07this has to look like

00:38:08a suicide right here.

00:38:09So I open the door next door,

00:38:11I go into the German pastry dude's office

00:38:13because I know

00:38:13that creepy fucker

00:38:14keeps his knives in there.

00:38:16Real quick,

00:38:16I borrow that guy's knives

00:38:17all the time.

00:38:18I just like take him

00:38:18for random shit.

00:38:19One time I had to trim the belt

00:38:20off one of these robes,

00:38:21just grabbed his knife

00:38:22and just fucking saw him away,

00:38:24you know what I mean?

00:38:24So anyway,

00:38:25I grabbed the knife,

00:38:26I go back into the room

00:38:27and I just fucking did

00:38:30the fucking dirty DG.

00:38:31Cut the wrists,

00:38:33dropped the knife,

00:38:34put the note back in

00:38:35and took off.

00:38:35And that's like all I did.

00:38:42Like I said, dude,

00:38:44I have absolutely nothing

00:38:46to do with any of this.

00:38:56Yeah, I don't think

00:38:57she's going to show up.

00:38:58Good talking to you, G.

00:38:59Late.

00:39:05You used my knives

00:39:26to my mommy's shit burn?

00:39:28Well, I'll show you

00:39:28a crazy drunk.

00:39:30Fake electrician?

00:39:31That is seriously fucked up, Tripp.

00:39:33Well, maybe you should have

00:39:34invited me to dinner, bro.

00:39:36Did Tripp do it?

00:39:38Did Tripp kill A.B. Winter?

00:39:40I will not answer

00:39:41that question, not yet.

00:39:42But I will say,

00:39:44Mr. Winter was not killed in here.

00:39:46In fact, he had been dead

00:39:47for nearly 20 minutes

00:39:49by the time Tripp dragged

00:39:51him down the hall.

00:39:52So once again,

00:39:53we are faced with

00:39:53the same question

00:39:54we entered the room with.

00:39:56From where and by whom?

00:39:58And this time,

00:39:59it is even more incredible

00:40:01and unexpected.

00:40:02From where?

00:40:07From down there.

00:40:17On the night

00:40:22of the state dinner,

00:40:23Kylie Minogue

00:40:24found blood

00:40:25in the Lincoln bedroom.

00:40:26I believe Mr. Winter

00:40:28was brought

00:40:28into the Lincoln bedroom,

00:40:29but only temporarily

00:40:31as a brief resting place

00:40:33for the person

00:40:34who had dragged him

00:40:35from the yellow oval room

00:40:36and who would carry him

00:40:38up those stairs

00:40:39to room 301.

00:40:41Now, why do I say

00:40:42he was dragged

00:40:43from the yellow oval room?

00:40:45Because that's what

00:40:46you said you saw

00:40:46under oath.

00:40:48I looked down the hallway

00:40:49and I saw him dragging

00:40:50a body out of

00:40:51the yellow oval room.

00:40:52So, from there,

00:40:55the yellow oval room,

00:40:56but by whom?

00:40:58Well, you saw that too,

00:40:59didn't you, Mr. Doombay?

00:41:05On the advice of counsel,

00:41:07I...

00:41:07You don't have to do that, buddy.

00:41:08Who did you see

00:41:09dragging Mr. Winter

00:41:11out of the yellow oval room?

00:41:15Him!

00:41:16Ah-ha!

00:41:18Bruce Geller,

00:41:19the grumpy

00:41:20but apparently

00:41:20quite lovable engineer

00:41:22who had been fighting

00:41:23with Mr. Winter

00:41:24and Trip that night

00:41:26and who Lily saw

00:41:27in the yellow oval room

00:41:28some 30 minutes later,

00:41:30but when you saw him,

00:41:31Mr. Doombay,

00:41:31he was dragging

00:41:32A.B. Winter

00:41:33down this hall.

00:41:36Why?

00:41:38Well,

00:41:40that's more complicated.

00:41:43In Bruce's mind,

00:41:44because he was covering up

00:41:45a crime he believed

00:41:46had been committed

00:41:47by the woman he loved,

00:41:49Elsie Chiley.

00:41:51Damn.

00:41:52Bruce and Elsie

00:41:53had been in a relationship

00:41:54and on the night

00:41:55of the state dinner,

00:41:55Bruce found Elsie

00:41:57right here distraught

00:41:58because of a recent fight

00:41:59she'd had with Mr. Winter

00:42:01in the yellow oval room.

00:42:02While Mr. Winter

00:42:03stayed in that room,

00:42:04Bruce tried to comfort her

00:42:06but she wouldn't have it.

00:42:07I am going

00:42:09to kill him.

00:42:10Bruce left Elsie

00:42:11right here.

00:42:15Walked down the hallway

00:42:16to the elevator

00:42:18but then worried

00:42:20about her,

00:42:21he turned back around

00:42:22only to see Elsie

00:42:24now running out

00:42:25of the yellow oval room.

00:42:27When he went

00:42:27into the room himself

00:42:29moments later,

00:42:29he found Mr. Winter

00:42:31dead.

00:42:33And so,

00:42:34as any good man does,

00:42:36he cleaned it up

00:42:37which included

00:42:39moving Mr. Winter

00:42:40out of the room.

00:42:44That's what

00:42:44Mr. Dumbe saw.

00:42:48Now,

00:42:49it's important

00:42:50to say here

00:42:51that Elsie

00:42:51has a very different

00:42:53perspective.

00:42:53She believes

00:42:54that Bruce

00:42:55killed Mr. Winter.

00:42:56she insists

00:42:57that when she

00:42:58came back

00:42:58in the room,

00:42:59Mr. Winter

00:42:59was already dead

00:43:01and she didn't

00:43:02see Bruce

00:43:02when she left.

00:43:03Bruce

00:43:04had his own issues

00:43:05with Mr. Winter

00:43:06and she knew

00:43:07he was mad

00:43:08at the way

00:43:09Mr. Winter

00:43:09had treated her.

00:43:11Either way,

00:43:11whether you believe

00:43:12Bruce or Elsie...

00:43:13Elsie.

00:43:14Elsie.

00:43:15Elsie.

00:43:16Elsie.

00:43:16Bruce.

00:43:17Either way,

00:43:20Bruce moved

00:43:21Mr. Winter,

00:43:22dragged him

00:43:23to the Lincoln

00:43:23bedroom,

00:43:24left him there

00:43:25while he went

00:43:26upstairs and

00:43:27taped the door

00:43:27to room 301

00:43:28to make it easier

00:43:29to enter

00:43:30when he came back

00:43:31carrying Mr. Winter

00:43:32and then he carried

00:43:33him up

00:43:34and left him there.

00:43:37I know you did

00:43:37because you were

00:43:38the one dragging

00:43:39him down here

00:43:41and you're probably

00:43:42the only person

00:43:42who could carry

00:43:43Mr. Winter

00:43:44up those stairs

00:43:45and those were

00:43:45your keys

00:43:46that Tripp

00:43:47found in

00:43:48that room.

00:43:52And so

00:43:53now we are here

00:43:56where it all

00:43:58began

00:43:59because I do

00:44:01believe it was

00:44:02in this room

00:44:03that Mr. Winter

00:44:04was killed

00:44:05which means

00:44:06we're down

00:44:07to one question

00:44:08who

00:44:09did it?

00:44:16Well it has

00:44:17to be him

00:44:18right?

00:44:18Bruce the engineer

00:44:19I mean

00:44:19I guess it could

00:44:20be her.

00:44:21It's not her.

00:44:21No I don't

00:44:22think so either

00:44:22Marjorie.

00:44:23I mean it is

00:44:27one of them

00:44:28though right

00:44:29Bruce or Elsie?

00:44:30You've made this

00:44:31very dramatic.

00:44:33Yes that's what

00:44:34I thought.

00:44:35It must be

00:44:35Bruce or Elsie

00:44:36but the minute

00:44:37I thought that

00:44:38I allowed myself

00:44:39to consider

00:44:39the opposite

00:44:40which one

00:44:41should always do.

00:44:42What if it's

00:44:43not Bruce or Elsie?

00:44:44Is it possible

00:44:45that they both

00:44:46could be telling

00:44:46the truth?

00:44:47Is it possible

00:44:47that neither

00:44:48of them killed

00:44:49Mr. Winter

00:44:49that in that time

00:44:50Elsie stood

00:44:51by that closet

00:44:52and Bruce

00:44:53stood by the elevator

00:44:54a third person

00:44:55murdered Mr. Winter

00:44:56in the yellow

00:44:57oval room.

00:44:58Is that possible?

00:45:00Yes.

00:45:00No.

00:45:01What do you mean

00:45:02a third person?

00:45:04Who?

00:45:04How would they

00:45:04get in here?

00:45:06Right through

00:45:07that door.

00:45:08Could somebody

00:45:08do that?

00:45:09Someone did

00:45:10do that.

00:45:11him.

00:45:14The third man.

00:45:16He said

00:45:17he was in

00:45:17that room.

00:45:18I heard him

00:45:19in that room.

00:45:20And I saw him

00:45:21come out of that

00:45:21room into the

00:45:22hallway.

00:45:27I have immunity.

00:45:28I knew it.

00:45:30I knew it.

00:45:31Oh that whole

00:45:32aw shucks

00:45:33I'm just a

00:45:34dumb sales guy

00:45:35who likes Australians

00:45:36and I stumbled

00:45:36into the White House.

00:45:39He's that guy

00:45:40from that movie.

00:45:42Ed Norton

00:45:42Primal Fear.

00:45:43So good.

00:45:44It's an act.

00:45:45He's full of shit.

00:45:48He's an assassin.

00:45:49He's an assassin.

00:45:49And I work

00:46:01for you.

00:46:07No I'm just kidding.

00:46:09That was good though.

00:46:10Right everybody?

00:46:14Well he's the next

00:46:15Russell Crowe.

00:46:16I have considered

00:46:20this scenario

00:46:21that it was

00:46:21Mr. Doombe.

00:46:22Mr. Doombe

00:46:23has admitted

00:46:23to being in

00:46:24that room.

00:46:25He could have

00:46:25come in here

00:46:26killed Mr. Winter

00:46:26and returned

00:46:27to the room

00:46:28when he then

00:46:29called his mom.

00:46:30Aunt.

00:46:31This is possible

00:46:32and I don't

00:46:33discount it.

00:46:34But let's assume

00:46:34that it is not

00:46:35Mr. Doombe.

00:46:36Just for a moment

00:46:37could it be

00:46:38anyone else?

00:46:39Someone who threads

00:46:40an even finer needle.

00:46:41A fourth person

00:46:43who comes into

00:46:44that room

00:46:44before Mr. Doombe

00:46:45slips into this room

00:46:47after Elsie leaves

00:46:48and then

00:46:48kills Mr. Winter

00:46:50before she returns.

00:46:51Is that possible?

00:46:53Yes.

00:46:54No.

00:46:55No.

00:46:55Impossible.

00:46:56Right?

00:46:57And yet.

00:46:58And yet.

00:46:59Even as I recognize

00:47:00the seeming impossibility

00:47:01of this scenario

00:47:03I cannot let it go

00:47:04because as I spent

00:47:05time in this room

00:47:06last night

00:47:07I discovered things

00:47:08curious things

00:47:09a large clock

00:47:11missing from the mantle

00:47:12a missing vase

00:47:13flowers burned by poison

00:47:16things that cannot

00:47:17be explained

00:47:18by Bruce

00:47:19or Elsie

00:47:19or Mr. Doombe.

00:47:21Things that suggest

00:47:22the presence

00:47:23of another person.

00:47:25But you have

00:47:26a person

00:47:27right here

00:47:28two people

00:47:29three people

00:47:30and if you really

00:47:31need a fourth

00:47:31throw him in.

00:47:33They're not cool bro.

00:47:34Why are you working

00:47:35so hard

00:47:36on something

00:47:36so incredibly unlikely?

00:47:40It is an excellent

00:47:41question Mr. Hollinger.

00:47:43Really?

00:47:44Yes.

00:47:45And that surprises me

00:47:46as much as it surprises you.

00:47:47It's the question

00:47:48the birder asks

00:47:50about everything

00:47:51she sees.

00:47:52Why?

00:47:53Why would I even

00:47:54consider this?

00:47:55Why would I go

00:47:56to the most outrageous

00:47:57the most extreme

00:47:58the most improbable

00:47:59of all possible

00:48:00resolutions

00:48:01to this mystery

00:48:02and my answer

00:48:02to you is

00:48:04the passenger pigeon?

00:48:11That's your answer?

00:48:12It is not the answer

00:48:13I expected.

00:48:14The passenger pigeon

00:48:15was once

00:48:16the most abundant

00:48:17bird in the world.

00:48:19In the early

00:48:1919th century

00:48:20there were billions

00:48:21of them.

00:48:23Billions.

00:48:23And by the late

00:48:2419th century

00:48:25they were virtually

00:48:26extinct.

00:48:26In fact

00:48:27they were thought

00:48:28to be

00:48:28in the wild.

00:48:29And then

00:48:30in 1907

00:48:32a small flock

00:48:33was spotted

00:48:34in rural Virginia.

00:48:36This was the last

00:48:37known credible sighting

00:48:38of a passenger pigeon

00:48:40in history.

00:48:41And do you know

00:48:42who saw those birds?

00:48:44You.

00:48:451907.

00:48:48Him.

00:48:49Alexander Hamilton

00:48:55are you fucking

00:48:56moron?

00:48:57Teddy Roosevelt.

00:48:59President Teddy

00:49:01Roosevelt was the last

00:49:02person to see

00:49:03a passenger pigeon

00:49:04in the wild

00:49:05and when he did

00:49:06he couldn't believe it.

00:49:07It seemed impossible.

00:49:08It defied logic.

00:49:10The great

00:49:11birder

00:49:11and Teddy Roosevelt

00:49:12was a great

00:49:13birder.

00:49:14Looks for context

00:49:16understands relationships

00:49:17history.

00:49:19What you are seeing

00:49:20needs to make sense

00:49:21and that flock

00:49:22of wild pigeons

00:49:23made no sense.

00:49:24They were extinct.

00:49:25But

00:49:26you also have

00:49:28to trust yourself

00:49:29because you know

00:49:30what you are seeing

00:49:32even if everything

00:49:33else says no.

00:49:35That's not it.

00:49:36You know

00:49:37he knew.

00:49:39I know.

00:49:41No what?

00:49:44No.

00:49:44That the murderer

00:49:45came through that door

00:49:46with a glass of poison

00:49:48paraquat.

00:49:48That the murderer

00:49:49tried to get Mr. Winter

00:49:50to drink it

00:49:51and that Mr. Winter

00:49:51did drink it

00:49:52just a little

00:49:53and tossed it

00:49:55on the flowers

00:49:55next to him

00:49:56burning them.

00:49:57That the murderer

00:49:57threw a vase

00:49:58at Mr. Winter

00:49:59but missed.

00:50:00That this vase

00:50:01shattered on this wall

00:50:02and that the shards

00:50:03of that vase

00:50:04hit Mr. Winter

00:50:04on the forehead.

00:50:05That the murderer

00:50:06then picked up

00:50:08a large clock

00:50:08on the mantle

00:50:09the biggest

00:50:10heaviest

00:50:11most accessible

00:50:12murder weapon

00:50:13in this room

00:50:13and hit Mr. Winter

00:50:15over the head

00:50:16with it

00:50:16killing him.

00:50:19I know

00:50:20that.

00:50:28But that is impossible.

00:50:30It's incredible.

00:50:30It's not impossible.

00:50:31It's impossible.

00:50:33You're saying

00:50:33someone comes

00:50:34in that room

00:50:35before Mr. Dume?

00:50:36Yes.

00:50:37Then comes

00:50:37in this room

00:50:38while Mr. Winter

00:50:39is alone

00:50:40after his fight

00:50:41with Elsie?

00:50:42Yes.

00:50:42And then kills AB?

00:50:43Yes.

00:50:44And then what?

00:50:44Where do they go?

00:50:45Out the door.

00:50:46What door?

00:50:46There were people

00:50:47on the other side

00:50:47of these doors.

00:50:48Mr. Dume was right there

00:50:50talking to his mom.

00:50:51Not that door.

00:50:52Then what door?

00:50:52Oh my God.

00:50:53Oh shit.

00:50:54That door.

00:50:56That door.

00:50:56Yeah, I still

00:51:03don't see it.

00:51:04Because it's not

00:51:05there, Mr. Dume.

00:51:06Not anymore.

00:51:08But on the night

00:51:08of the murder

00:51:09there was a door there.

00:51:10A passageway

00:51:11between the yellow

00:51:12oval room

00:51:12and the treaty room.

00:51:13I must have seen

00:51:14it myself

00:51:15but it made

00:51:16no impression on me.

00:51:17Even when I

00:51:18spent time here

00:51:19earlier today

00:51:20and discovered

00:51:21other curious things

00:51:22I missed it.

00:51:24It's only when I realized

00:51:26various paintings

00:51:27had been moved

00:51:27and this one

00:51:28brought in here

00:51:30specifically to cover

00:51:31a now larger space

00:51:33I figured out

00:51:34what had happened

00:51:35that the door

00:51:36had been sealed

00:51:37hidden

00:51:38replaced by this wall

00:51:40a door that makes

00:51:41the impossible

00:51:42possible

00:51:43and makes every

00:51:44single one of you

00:51:45a suspect.

00:51:47No!

00:51:48Come on.

00:51:49Absolutely not.

00:51:50Not me.

00:51:52Yes!

00:51:52You!

00:51:53All of you

00:51:55the possibility

00:51:56that someone

00:51:57could slip in here

00:51:58kill Mr. Winter

00:51:58and then slip out

00:52:00that door

00:52:00means all of you

00:52:01could have done this.

00:52:03Even you

00:52:04and you

00:52:05and you

00:52:07because if I'm wrong

00:52:09about this

00:52:10then one of you

00:52:11definitely did it.

00:52:13Nobody here

00:52:14has a solid alibi

00:52:15for that brief window

00:52:16in which we know

00:52:17Mr. Winter was killed

00:52:18and the fact

00:52:19that you did

00:52:20other bizarre

00:52:21and terrible shit

00:52:22later does not mean

00:52:23you did not do this.

00:52:25In fact

00:52:25it increases

00:52:26the likelihood

00:52:27that you did

00:52:28that you did

00:52:29kill him.

00:52:30You all certainly

00:52:31seemed like you

00:52:32wanted to kill him.

00:52:33You all fought

00:52:34with him that night.

00:52:35Fuck you A.B.

00:52:36I feel like you have

00:52:37something personal

00:52:37against me.

00:52:38There's broken glass!

00:52:40I'm not leaving.

00:52:40This is my dessert

00:52:42and it is going

00:52:42to be served

00:52:43my way!

00:52:44Mr. Winter police

00:52:45I'm begging you!

00:52:46You screamed at him.

00:52:47Ah!

00:52:49You threatened him.

00:52:51Keep your fucking mouth shut.

00:52:53You openly mused

00:52:55about killing him.

00:52:56He won't fire me

00:52:57if he isn't here anymore.

00:52:59Some of you even said

00:53:00you were going to kill him.

00:53:02I am going!

00:53:03To kill him!

00:53:04And then one of you did.

00:53:07So, tell me.

00:53:10Who sealed that door?

00:53:11Jasmine Haney

00:53:36ordered the door

00:53:37to be sealed.

00:53:38What?

00:53:39I saw the work

00:53:41being done

00:53:41and I thought

00:53:42it was odd.

00:53:43Since the president

00:53:44and Mr. Morgan

00:53:45aren't living here anymore

00:53:47I asked

00:53:48and I was told

00:53:49it was Jasmine.

00:53:51Well.

00:53:53Were you going

00:53:54to mention that

00:53:55Ms. Haney?

00:53:56No, I wasn't

00:53:57Ms. Kupp.

00:53:58Detective.

00:54:01You really think

00:54:02I had something

00:54:03to do with this?

00:54:03You wanted this job

00:54:04more than anything.

00:54:05You thought

00:54:06he had betrayed you.

00:54:07You fought with him

00:54:08so

00:54:09yes.

00:54:12Maybe.

00:54:20Did you seal

00:54:20that door?

00:54:25Yes, I did.

00:54:26Oh.

00:54:28Oh.

00:54:29Oh.

00:54:32But it wasn't

00:54:33my idea.

00:54:35It was an order.

00:54:36It was an order.

00:54:44He called me

00:54:45and told me

00:54:46to take care of it.

00:54:48Who?

00:54:49Him.

00:54:50What?

00:54:54That's a lie.

00:54:56Perry, that's a lie.

00:54:59Perry?

00:55:00Yeah, Jasmine.

00:55:04Detective Kupp.

00:55:04You never called?

00:55:06Called Ms. Haney

00:55:07to seal off a door?

00:55:08Yes.

00:55:08No.

00:55:09What are you talking about?

00:55:10You called me.

00:55:11I talked to you.

00:55:12This is the second time now

00:55:13you said you didn't make a call

00:55:15that someone else

00:55:15claimed you made.

00:55:16I know.

00:55:17These things didn't happen.

00:55:19She's lying.

00:55:20And Agent Roush

00:55:20was lying

00:55:21when she said

00:55:22you ordered

00:55:22Secret Service

00:55:23off the second floor

00:55:24the night of the state dinner.

00:55:25He called at 9.22 p.m.

00:55:26I spoke to him.

00:55:27Yes!

00:55:28It's insane!

00:55:29Perry, please.

00:55:29Yes.

00:55:30Yes.

00:55:32Yes.

00:55:33I agree.

00:55:36Did you have any issue

00:55:38with A.B.?

00:55:39What?

00:55:40No!

00:55:40Why are you asking me that?

00:55:42I mean,

00:55:43not really.

00:55:44Oh.

00:55:47I didn't do this, Ms. Kupp.

00:55:49Detective.

00:55:49You have to believe me.

00:55:51Oh,

00:55:51I definitely don't have to.

00:55:53I don't have to.

00:55:55I don't have to.

00:55:57I don't have to.

00:55:59There's a bird

00:56:10on your wallpaper

00:56:12in there

00:56:13in your bedroom.

00:56:14Looks almost

00:56:15like a Malaysian

00:56:17railbabbler.

00:56:18I'm not sure it is,

00:56:19but

00:56:19that would be fitting.

00:56:23A Malaysian

00:56:23railbabbler

00:56:24is a

00:56:25wildly

00:56:26elusive

00:56:27bird,

00:56:27but not

00:56:28in a traditional way.

00:56:29It's not just

00:56:30hard to spot.

00:56:32It's hard to identify.

00:56:33Even what it is.

00:56:36It's called

00:56:37a railbabbler,

00:56:38but it's actually

00:56:39not a rail.

00:56:40It's not a babbler.

00:56:42It has a song

00:56:43that's almost

00:56:43ventriloquial,

00:56:44like it's coming

00:56:46from somewhere else.

00:56:47maybe it wasn't you.

00:57:00Maybe it was an order.

00:57:02Maybe someone did call.

00:57:07And maybe it wasn't you.

00:57:09Maybe it was only

00:57:12someone pretending

00:57:14to be you,

00:57:15using your voice,

00:57:17disguising theirs,

00:57:19hiding.

00:57:21That's

00:57:21possible.

00:57:22This

00:57:36is

00:57:39tricky.

00:57:45it was me.

00:58:04I did it.

00:58:06I ordered

00:58:07the door sealed.

00:58:08I faked Elliot's voice.

00:58:11I'm good at it.

00:58:13You know that.

00:58:14Elliot is indecisive.

00:58:15Uh,

00:58:16well,

00:58:17uh,

00:58:18uh,

00:58:18that's,

00:58:19that's tricky.

00:58:20I can do it.

00:58:21I did it.

00:58:22What?

00:58:22Why?

00:58:25Mr. Winter and I

00:58:26had gotten in a fight

00:58:27earlier that night

00:58:28about the night.

00:58:30He had said some

00:58:31terrible things about me.

00:58:32And in the heat of it,

00:58:33I grabbed his journal.

00:58:35I tore a page out.

00:58:36I felt bad about it.

00:58:38I went looking for him later.

00:58:39And that's when

00:58:40I heard the fight

00:58:41between him and Elsie

00:58:42in here.

00:58:43I left,

00:58:44but I came back immediately

00:58:45because it was so

00:58:46violent.

00:58:49And that's when

00:58:49I saw him

00:58:50right there

00:58:52dead.

00:58:59They had killed him.

00:59:02Who?

00:59:05Them.

00:59:05No!

00:59:06No!

00:59:16They were both here

00:59:17in the room.

00:59:19And it was exactly

00:59:21like you said,

00:59:21Detective Cup.

00:59:22She and Winter

00:59:22were fighting.

00:59:23She threw a vase at him.

00:59:25It missed.

00:59:25It cut his face.

00:59:27Bruce came in

00:59:27after that

00:59:28and hit him

00:59:28with the clock.

00:59:30This is what they told me.

00:59:31What about the poison?

00:59:33That was for her husband.

00:59:35He was ruining her life.

00:59:37He wanted me to lose my job,

00:59:38wanted to destroy my life.

00:59:40And she did plan to kill him.

00:59:41I did want to kill him!

00:59:43That's what she said.

00:59:45She had gone to the shed

00:59:45that night

00:59:46when she assumed

00:59:47no one would be around

00:59:48and she found the poison.

00:59:49She called Mr. Winter

00:59:50from the shed

00:59:51because she had to tell him

00:59:52that she was going to be late

00:59:53cleaning the Lincoln bedroom.

00:59:56And when she got up here

00:59:57a few minutes later

00:59:58and Mr. Winter confronted her

01:00:00and she realized

01:00:01she was going to lose her job,

01:00:02she lost her shit.

01:00:04That's when she threw the vase.

01:00:06The poison came after.

01:00:07Because there wasn't much blood,

01:00:08they decided

01:00:09that they could make it

01:00:10look like a suicide.

01:00:13That was his idea.

01:00:15They staged it.

01:00:17Again,

01:00:17exactly like you said.

01:00:19Or close.

01:00:20They got a glass from next door.

01:00:24Poured some poison

01:00:25down his throat.

01:00:28Then tossed the rest

01:00:30in the flowers.

01:00:31That's fucked up.

01:00:32But I saw two glasses.

01:00:35The other one was mine.

01:00:36I needed a drink.

01:00:39Because of the note.

01:00:41Because of the note.

01:00:45I didn't know what to do.

01:00:48I felt terrible for them.

01:00:50I know that sounds crazy,

01:00:52but she looked so

01:00:53terrified.

01:00:56She has a daughter.

01:01:00He was just trying

01:01:01to protect her.

01:01:03The page

01:01:04I accidentally ripped out

01:01:05of Mr. Winter's journal,

01:01:06it read like a suicide note.

01:01:08I'm sure that's not what it was,

01:01:09but that's what it sounded like.

01:01:10And I realized what it could do

01:01:12for them

01:01:12to sell the story.

01:01:15I gave them the note.

01:01:18He

01:01:18tucked it into Mr. Winter's suit jacket

01:01:21and carried Winter away.

01:01:25He came back down,

01:01:26cleaned it all up.

01:01:27I helped him.

01:01:28Picked up pieces of the vase,

01:01:30vacuumed.

01:01:31He forgot the glasses.

01:01:32Mistakes were made.

01:01:33And the clock?

01:01:34He took it away.

01:01:35He said he knew how to get rid of it.

01:01:37Then they came up with their stories.

01:01:40Perfectly inconsistent.

01:01:41And the door.

01:01:45Why did you seal the door?

01:01:48Panic.

01:01:50When you were up

01:01:51on the third floor

01:01:51that night investigating,

01:01:53I wasn't concerned.

01:01:54I thought this would all

01:01:55go away.

01:01:57But when you came down here

01:01:58before you left,

01:02:00I got worried.

01:02:01Even after you left,

01:02:03I was scared you'd come back

01:02:04or somebody would.

01:02:07I just wanted

01:02:08the room to look different.

01:02:11To feel different,

01:02:12somehow.

01:02:14I was trying to protect them.

01:02:18I feel terrible

01:02:19for Mr. Winter.

01:02:21And I honestly feel

01:02:22terrible for them.

01:02:24Still.

01:02:33I'm sorry.

01:02:34I'm sorry.

01:02:54Blink.

01:02:55Yes.

01:02:58Watch for it.

01:03:00The blink.

01:03:01What?

01:03:04You were so close.

01:03:12So close.

01:03:14I am so unexpectedly

01:03:16impressed by you, Lily.

01:03:18So smart.

01:03:20So quick-thinking.

01:03:22Such an incredible performer

01:03:24today on that night.

01:03:26So much more diabolical

01:03:28than I even imagined.

01:03:30What is going on?

01:03:32And you could have done it.

01:03:33I would have found you

01:03:34some way.

01:03:34I'm sure of it.

01:03:35But you were close.

01:03:37Undone by that single question,

01:03:39the birder asks relentlessly,

01:03:41why?

01:03:43Why did you seal that passageway up,

01:03:45Lily?

01:03:46Just to make it all feel better?

01:03:47No.

01:03:48I...

01:03:48You needed something

01:03:49better than that.

01:03:50Because there was another reason.

01:03:52Because you were hiding something.

01:03:53Something with your fingerprints

01:03:55all over it.

01:03:56Something that proves

01:03:57you killed

01:03:59A.B. Winter.

01:04:00What?

01:04:03Oh!

01:04:05Detective Cupp!

01:04:06I'm really sorry about this,

01:04:08Mr. President.

01:04:11Oh!

01:04:12Oh!

01:04:13Oh!

01:04:14Oh!

01:04:15Oh!

01:04:16Oh!

01:04:17Oh!

01:04:18Oh!

01:04:19Oh!

01:04:20Oh!

01:04:21Oh!

01:04:22Oh!

01:04:23Oh!

01:04:26Fuck yeah!

01:04:27Ha-ha!

01:04:53Oh.

01:05:23I need to call my dad.

01:05:29Why?

01:05:32Because of the clock.

01:05:34Why did you do this, Lily?

01:05:36Oh, I can take that. Unless...

01:05:40Or why don't I start and then you can jump in?

01:05:45She did it because she hates you.

01:05:47And by you, I do mean you, Mr. President.

01:05:49But I really mean all of you.

01:05:51The house, like the actual house, like the physical space.

01:05:55Have you seen what she's done to the Blue Room?

01:05:58You don't do these things unless you really hate this place,

01:06:01but also like the house as an idea, as an institution.

01:06:05She hates it.

01:06:07The history, the traditions, the staff, what it represents.

01:06:10America, I guess.

01:06:12She hates it and she hated Mr. Winter most of all

01:06:14because he represented what it represents

01:06:16and he was in her way and he had been for a long time.

01:06:20He sabotaged Wellness Christmas.

01:06:26She wanted to reinvent the White House

01:06:28and to her that meant tear it down, maybe literally.

01:06:31And he loved the house and cared about the house,

01:06:34about the people and the plumbing and the artwork and the budgets.

01:06:38And he cared about you, Mr. President, and you, Mr. Morgan,

01:06:41and the ordinary Americans who came from all over the country to visit here.

01:06:47And that was all just really stupid to her.

01:06:51Am I doing okay?

01:06:53She killed Mr. Winter because she hated him,

01:06:55but also because she feared him.

01:06:57You wanna know why?

01:06:58This is why.

01:06:59Because she found out on the night of the state dinner,

01:07:02he was going to expose her.

01:07:04That was the fight that Mr. Gomez heard in Mr. Winter's office.

01:07:07It wasn't Harry Hollinger in that room.

01:07:09It was Lily Schumacher.

01:07:10And she just told you that it was.

01:07:12She admitted it.

01:07:14Dude, that's the crazy genius of this wild attempt

01:07:16to frame Bruce and Elsie just now.

01:07:18So much of what she said was true.

01:07:20She and Winter got in a fight.

01:07:21He said some terrible things about her.

01:07:23She ripped a page from his journal.

01:07:25That all happened.

01:07:26What do you mean, expose her?

01:07:28I mean, tell you and Mr. Morgan

01:07:30every last selfish and absurd and abusive thing

01:07:33she had done since she got here,

01:07:35none of which you probably knew about,

01:07:36all of which he had meticulously documented in his journal.

01:07:40All the lies and misrepresentations

01:07:43and indulgences and general shitty behavior

01:07:47was all here, and that scared her.

01:07:49Excuse me.

01:07:51I'm sorry.

01:07:53Really?

01:07:54That's it?

01:07:55That's all you got?

01:07:56Yes.

01:07:57We fought.

01:07:58I admit it.

01:07:59We did fight.

01:08:01Everybody fought with A.B.

01:08:04And yes, he was worked up, and so was I.

01:08:06You think I'm going to kill him

01:08:08because he was going to expose my shitty behavior?

01:08:12Seriously?

01:08:14What do I care if he says crazy shit to Perry and Elliot?

01:08:17First of all, they're never going to believe him over me.

01:08:19That's not the way the world works.

01:08:21And second, I don't care.

01:08:24I'm rich.

01:08:26Here's the secret, everybody.

01:08:27Rich people don't give a shit.

01:08:29I'm not going to miss my $114,000 salary

01:08:34or whatever the fuck it is, which I give to charity, by the way.

01:08:37I'm doing this as a public service, okay?

01:08:40Okay, guys?

01:08:43So fire me.

01:08:46Yes, Lily.

01:08:48I think that's going to happen, so thank you.

01:08:51And you do make some excellent points.

01:08:54You really do.

01:08:55The thing is, though, it wasn't just your shitty behavior.

01:08:58Mr. Winter was smart enough to know he needed more than that,

01:09:01and it wasn't hard to find.

01:09:03There are a couple pages here in his journal

01:09:06that I didn't know what to make of at first.

01:09:08It's a blizzard of numbers and letters,

01:09:11almost like a puzzle, probably deliberately so,

01:09:14to kind of hide his work.

01:09:16But I figured out what it was,

01:09:19because I'm, like, really good at puzzles.

01:09:22It was all the money you misappropriated.

01:09:25Stole.

01:09:26Where is the money going to come from?

01:09:28You don't have the budget for any of this.

01:09:29Where does the money ever come from, A.B.?

01:09:31It comes from another pile of money.

01:09:32That's how money works.

01:09:33Yeah, you're rich.

01:09:34But here's another thing about the way the world works.

01:09:37Rich people steal money all the time.

01:09:40In some cases, it's even why they're rich.

01:09:42My guess is your theft had more to do with laziness,

01:09:46arrogance, and contempt for the system, but who knows?

01:09:49And it wasn't just money.

01:09:52These numbers?

01:09:53It was all the various criminal statutes and ethical codes

01:09:57Mr. Winter knew you had violated,

01:10:00in the way you had secured contracts,

01:10:02in the favors that you traded with different vendors,

01:10:04in the people you had invited into the White House

01:10:06and who advised you on moving American government officials

01:10:09around at a state dinner.

01:10:11I think Mr. Winter told you all this in his office.

01:10:14I am going to tell them everything.

01:10:16And I think you really, really, really, really, really gave a shit.

01:10:21And I think that's why you tried to grab his journal.

01:10:24And I think that's why when you walked out of his office that night

01:10:27and stood in the hallway and read that page that you accidentally ripped out,

01:10:31you decided to kill him.

01:10:34To stage a suicide.

01:10:36Would you have killed him?

01:10:37If you didn't rip that page out and realize what you could do with it?

01:10:41Maybe.

01:10:42Maybe.

01:10:43It's impossible to say.

01:10:44And irrelevant.

01:10:45All criminal activity is motive plus opportunity,

01:10:49and you saw an opportunity.

01:10:51All of your problems would go away,

01:10:53because Mr. Winter would go away.

01:10:54And then you could redo all the rooms and fire all the staff,

01:10:58and it would be great,

01:10:59and you wouldn't have to sit in some shitty fluorescent lit courtroom

01:11:02for the next two years,

01:11:03while your really good lawyer made some of it go away a different way.

01:11:07This was easier and more fun and clever.

01:11:12And that was it.

01:11:14The die was cast.

01:11:17Everything else we know.

01:11:20You were the one leading the non-toxic, chemical-free,

01:11:23conscious landscaping initiative, whatever the hell that is.

01:11:26So you went to the shed with your glass that broke,

01:11:29picked up Emily's sister's little tumbler,

01:11:31filled it with paraquat, fine choice,

01:11:33and you called Mr. Winter and said,

01:11:35let's meet in the yellow oval room.

01:11:37Let's see if we can talk.

01:11:38I apologize.

01:11:39Whatever you needed to say.

01:11:40And he agreed.

01:11:41Give me five minutes.

01:11:42Even though I have a strong sense that he knew something bad might happen,

01:11:45just like birds have this thing where they can sense

01:11:48a change in barometric pressure when a storm is coming.

01:11:51I am going to be dead by the end of the night.

01:11:54You called the Secret Services Elliot.

01:11:56Called at 9.22 p.m.

01:11:57Had them clear the second floor.

01:11:58We were told to stay off the floor.

01:12:00Then you carried the poison into the family living room,

01:12:04waited for Elsie to leave,

01:12:07and you came in here with your drinks.

01:12:09Scotch for you, paraquat, and Scotch for AB.

01:12:14And then you gave him the page from his journal back.

01:12:17Suicide note.

01:12:18And watched him put it into his pocket,

01:12:21and then you went to work.

01:12:26I had to charm him.

01:12:29I doubt he was charmed.

01:12:31But Mr. Winter also wasn't a cynical person.

01:12:34I don't think he believed someone could be so malevolent,

01:12:37but he'd seen a lot, knew a lot of pettiness, cruelty, arrogance,

01:12:42probably more than any of us could ever imagine.

01:12:44But even after everything,

01:12:46he was still willing to give you the benefit of the doubt.

01:12:50It cost him his life.

01:12:57Winter drank the poison, realized immediately what it was,

01:13:11and tossed the rest onto the roses.

01:13:13But paraquat works fast and is devastatingly painful,

01:13:16and he was rocked.

01:13:19I'm sure you don't know that much about poison, Lily,

01:13:21but you probably knew enough to know that what he drank

01:13:23wasn't going to kill him.

01:13:25So you threw the vase, that mist, but startled him even further.

01:13:29So you went for the clock, and that was it.

01:13:32AB was dead, but now you had to move quickly.

01:13:35So you grabbed the clock and escaped into the passageway.

01:13:38But this damn clock, right? What to do?

01:13:41It's huge and weird and bloody and cracked,

01:13:44and you couldn't walk around with it,

01:13:45and you couldn't just put it down anywhere.

01:13:47And now Elsie and then Bruce were in this room,

01:13:49finding the body, and you had no reason to believe

01:13:51that they would so tragically misinterpret

01:13:53the actions of the other.

01:13:54For all you knew, Secret Service was going to come up here

01:13:56in 30 seconds, and then you would be caught.

01:13:58So you stuffed the clock in this storage drawer

01:14:02in front of you in the passageway,

01:14:04waited for them to clear the hall,

01:14:06and then sped out through the treaty room

01:14:07and down the grand staircase,

01:14:09and you were free.

01:14:11You rejoined the party,

01:14:13but that clock was eating away at you.

01:14:18What if they're up there?

01:14:19What if they find it?

01:14:20And then, as time went by,

01:14:22and you realized nobody was saying anything

01:14:24about a dead body, and trust me,

01:14:26there would be a big to-do about a dead body

01:14:29in the White House,

01:14:30especially on the night of the state dinner,

01:14:32you decided to go back up and see what was going on,

01:14:35move the clock if you could.

01:14:36But you get up here, and there's nothing.

01:14:38No Winter, no broken vase, nothing.

01:14:40Only engineer Bruce Geller looking for a leak

01:14:43from Trip Morgan's room.

01:14:45What the hell was going on?

01:14:47Was Winter alive?

01:14:48What happened?

01:14:49You were genuinely confused, worried,

01:14:52and that's what everyone saw from that point forward.

01:14:55I was looking for him everywhere, in every room.

01:14:58She seemed worried, concerned.

01:14:59Not panicky, just genuinely worried.

01:15:01What I saw...

01:15:02I still haven't found A.B.

01:15:04Yes, turns out you are a great actress,

01:15:07but that's not what it was.

01:15:09You were panicked.

01:15:12When I arrived and all of the details

01:15:14of what had happened to Mr. Winter started to come out,

01:15:17that he apparently killed himself in the game room...

01:15:20Yes, it was absolutely staggering to you, mind-blowing.

01:15:25But it was great.

01:15:26You were off the hook.

01:15:27And then when I started to bring the investigation

01:15:29down to the second floor, well, like you said,

01:15:33you started to get a little worried.

01:15:35But I was gone soon enough, and the minute I was,

01:15:37you took the final step to bury the evidence.

01:15:39Seal it in.

01:15:40Hopefully forever.

01:15:42It was a brilliant plan, and you deserve a lot of credit,

01:15:45but you really only made it as long as you did

01:15:47because of the bizarre miscommunications

01:15:50and regrettable behavior

01:15:51from so many other people in the house.

01:15:54So, team effort here.

01:15:57Really owe them a lot.

01:15:58Even though you hate them.

01:16:08This is the man who died.

01:16:10Right here.

01:16:12In this room.

01:16:13I heard a lot about him from you.

01:16:18You can learn a lot about someone

01:16:20from what he writes and reads.

01:16:23He was a complicated person.

01:16:26Flawed and difficult.

01:16:29Fiercely loyal.

01:16:30Smart and thoughtful.

01:16:32An enormous pain in the ass.

01:16:34And endlessly generous in his thoughts.

01:16:37He had suffered in his life,

01:16:39and he had persevered.

01:16:40And I'm sorry I never got the chance to meet him.

01:16:43He loved this house.

01:16:46I didn't know him, but I know that.

01:16:48Loved the people who work here.

01:16:50Respected them.

01:16:51Understood them.

01:16:52Appreciated them.

01:16:53Saw them.

01:16:54Saw who they were.

01:16:55Where they came from.

01:16:56What they had given up to be here.

01:16:58Why they were here.

01:16:59And there's a question again.

01:17:00Why?

01:17:01Why are they here?

01:17:03Why was he here?

01:17:05For you, Mr. President.

01:17:14And for you, Mr. Morgan.

01:17:19For everyone here.

01:17:22For all of us.

01:17:23It wasn't us versus them for Winter.

01:17:25It really wasn't.

01:17:26It was just us.

01:17:27One house.

01:17:28One family.

01:17:29One imperfect union trying to make it work.

01:17:32Enduring.

01:17:33He believed in that.

01:17:34In this.

01:17:35And look.

01:17:36I'm just the detective, but I think this is really worth believing in.

01:17:44And she does not believe in this.

01:17:51And that is why she really, really sucks.

01:17:56Also, she's a murderer.

01:17:57I'm still a little unclear on who has jurisdiction here.

01:18:02So, whoever it is.

01:18:04Take her away.

01:18:05Yeah, yeah.

01:18:06Relax, gentlemen.

01:18:07No, no, no.

01:18:08No, no, no.

01:18:09No, no, no.

01:18:10Get her out of here.

01:18:11No, no, no, no.

01:18:20Lily Schumacher.

01:18:21Lily Schumacher.

01:18:22She wasn't even in my top three.

01:18:25I had the Swiss guy, the salt guy, and the water guy.

01:18:29And you?

01:18:30Let me guess.

01:18:32Yeah.

01:18:33Ride or die.

01:18:34What about Harry?

01:18:35What about him?

01:18:36Did he play any role in this?

01:18:38No.

01:18:39I mean, Trip Morgan was right.

01:18:40He is an asshole.

01:18:41Okay, so...

01:18:42He was incredibly rude to Mr. Winter.

01:18:44He did try to kick me off the case.

01:18:46He did inappropriately search Mr. Winter's office.

01:18:49Although, I think that was more in the spirit of being an anxious political animal as much as anything but the conspiracy stuff.

01:18:55That was all bullshit.

01:18:56Sorry, Senator.

01:18:57Don't worry about it.

01:18:58We're in a closed session.

01:18:59To his credit, he did bring me back and let me solve this.

01:19:02People are complicated.

01:19:03Why did Lily try to frame Bruce and Elsie?

01:19:06It was a Hail Mary.

01:19:07She knew I was on to her in the end.

01:19:09She knew.

01:19:10But when did you know?

01:19:11I knew what I knew.

01:19:13I don't mean that as a riddle.

01:19:14At some point, you go from not knowing something to knowing it to seeing it.

01:19:18When is that exactly?

01:19:19I don't know.

01:19:20I had my suspicions about Lily when she first told me she saw Elsie and Winter fighting in the yellow oval room.

01:19:25I was in the hall and I saw him arguing with someone in the yellow oval room.

01:19:30Elsie told me they fought behind closed doors.

01:19:33He told me to close the door.

01:19:34She had no reason to make that detail up and it was consistent with what everyone else had told me about Winter.

01:19:38That he always tried to have his disagreements behind closed doors.

01:19:42He definitely didn't like to fight in public.

01:19:44He'd always try to avoid that.

01:19:46He'd bring in, close the door.

01:19:48How could Lily see them from the hall if the door was closed?

01:19:52It was suspicious.

01:19:54Turns out she did see it because she was watching from the family living room where she was mixing her poison.

01:19:59And when Jasmine said the call to seal the door came down from Elliot, I had a strong sense that it was Lily.

01:20:05I had heard her impersonation and I never suspected Elliot.

01:20:09And then she blinked.

01:20:12But not because of the clock, although that was the clincher, but when she said she saw Bruce put the note in Winter's jacket.

01:20:18Lily wasn't in the game room when I removed the note that night.

01:20:21She couldn't have known where it was unless she saw Winter put it there himself, which she did.

01:20:28Well, time to departure.

01:20:30Wheels up in...

01:20:32Rialis.

01:20:33Reagan or Dulles?

01:20:34Dulles.

01:20:35Well, you better get going then.

01:20:37Thank you, Detective Cup. I've been doing this a very long time.

01:20:41I've never seen anyone like you.

01:20:44I got you something. For the trip. Do not open in here.

01:21:05I feel really bad for the person sitting next to you on that flight.

01:21:15Thank you. For everything.

01:21:22I need to make a quick stop.

01:21:24You sure? Do we have time?

01:21:26We have time.

01:21:35Five minutes.

01:21:43I solved the murder.

01:21:44The one next door?

01:21:45Yes.

01:21:46Oh, great.

01:21:47I thought you might have been coming about Clive.

01:21:50No.

01:21:52Does that mean my son's husband will be moving back in?

01:21:56The President of the United States?

01:21:58Yes.

01:21:59He is.

01:22:00Oh, it was so nice around here.

01:22:03I'm sorry.

01:22:04Who did it?

01:22:05Wait.

01:22:06Don't tell me.

01:22:07A snotty girl with the attitude?

01:22:10Yes.

01:22:11You could have just asked me.

01:22:21Detective Cup-

01:22:22I'll have them send up Baca, Miss Cox.

01:22:24You are good.

01:22:26Yes.

01:22:27I am.

01:22:30The best.

01:22:34And you're good.

01:22:36So if you can find the flying flying axis,

01:22:38I love you.

01:22:39You are good.

01:22:40Then what.

01:22:41Oh, God.

01:22:42And you don't have to go.

01:22:43I'm not sure.

01:22:44Oops.

01:22:45I'll have to dive in.

01:22:48Oh, God.

01:22:49Oh, God.

01:22:50I'm sorry.

01:22:51And I'm not sure.

01:22:52I'm not sure.

01:22:53If I see the flying flying flying.

01:22:54What.

01:22:55What?

01:22:56The flying flying flying flying.

01:22:57Oh, God.

The Residence season 1 EP 8 (ENGLISH)

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