Imperium (2016)

1. You have the phone?

2. Should I do it now?

3. Not yet. Wait until we get to the checkpoint.

4. Okay, guys, this is it.

5. Hey, Ivy League's gun, put that gun back away.

6. - What are you talking about? - I don't need some egghead

7. who just scored an 81 on his 'qual shooting my dick off, okay?

8. This is my fucking guy! I'm not just gonna sit here while you—

9. Guys, enough! Nate, just follow our lead, okay?

10. Is your heart clear?

11. Are you sure you want to do this?

12. The signal will be better outside.

13. Here it is.

14. Did it work?

15. - Drop it! - Freeze! Hands in the air!

16. - Turn around! - Hands behind your back!

17. You have the right to remain silent, Usman.

18. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law.

19. You have the right to an attorney.

20. Hello, Usman. I can help you.

21. I can get you phone calls with your parents, your friends...

22. My parents? I wish they were dead!

23. And I don't have any friends.

24. Oh, wow, he's a real prince, this one.

25. Can I get in there?

26. Salam alaikum.

27. My name is Nate.

28. - Who are you?

29. - I'm the reason you're here.

30. It was me who read your emails. To your uncle, in Somalia.

31. What the fuck, Tom? I have this room at 4:00!

32. I know you don't get a lot of news downstairs, Zamparo,

33. but we just broke up a massive terrorist plot, all right?

34. Try and keep up.

35. - Then you know Baraawe?

36. My village?

37. The Americans said Al Shabaab was hiding there.

38. So they bombed it!

39. All of it!

40. - Usman, I understand...

41. - You don't understand anything!

42. - But I do.

43. You want to change things so others don't suffer

44. the way you did.

45. I know what that feels like and how lonely that can be.

46. - My parents came here.

47. To give me a better life.

48. Now, they eat McDonalds while our family is slaughtered!

49. And you... you put me in jail for doing nothing!

50. - But...

51. it says here that you wanted to bomb this building.

52. - Your guy emails me.

53. He asks me, Are you ready for jihad?

54. He did all the rest!

55. - But it also says you supplied materials for the bomb.

56. - A cell phone,

57. a toggle switch,

58. and some wires from Radio Shack!

59. - And you rented a storage unit.

60. - Yes!

61. He told me to rent a storage unit!

62. Then, when I go back, the van and the bomb are waiting for me!

63. What? What is it?

64. Sir, when I flagged up this guy's email,

65. I thought the investigation was only gonna proceed

66. if there was substantive criminal evidence to back it up.

67. We've got hours of him talking about waging jihad and killing children.

68. Right, but talking, though, sir, not... he's not doing anything.

69. Isn't that the point?

70. Hey, Tim. How's it going?

71. You celebrating something, Nate? You seeing someone special, huh.

72. Uh, yeah, actually. How'd you guess?

73. Genius,

74. emergency meeting in the conference room!

75. The crash was off 301 around 2:00 last night.

76. Local police controlled the scene, so, thankfully, the press knows nothing.

77. These containers carried cesium-137.

78. It's used for radiotherapy applications in hospitals,

79. but, it's highly regulated and had no business being on that truck.

80. When we tracked the shipment back to Baltimore,

81. the customs record showed eight containers, not two.

82. So there's six more of them out there, all of them in the country illegally.

83. If that quantity made it's way into a radiological device,

84. we could be looking at thousands of casualties,

85. mass evacuations and radioactive contamination throughout the D.C. area.

86. Tom?

87. Uh... lab analysis puts the cesium coming from North Africa.

88. So the guys on four, they put together this map.

89. It's an analysis of Muslim communities in D.C., Maryland and Virginia,

90. along with their countries of origin.

91. What we'd like each and every— yes?

92. What about leads on the DT front?

93. Well, given the cesium came from North Africa,

94. we don't think domestic is really in the picture.

95. The last time anyone tried to build

96. a dirty bomb on US soil was James Cummings.

97. He was a white supremacist living in Maine,

98. he was going to set it off at Obama's inauguration.

99. He had uranium, thorium, and he was trying to acquire cesium.

100. I'm sure you're familiar with the case.

101. It goes without saying, anyone here is welcome

102. to pursue any leads they think are fruitful.

103. Okay, would you fucking stop—

104. - Oh, I'm so sorry. - Hi.

105. - Hi. - I'm Angela Zamparo.

106. - Nate Foster. - I know.

107. You got a couple minutes?

108. DT's downstairs.

109. There's only one perk to being down in this shithole.

110. Nicorette just isn't the same.

111. So, Nate... you seem like you've got

112. a bit more going on than most around here.

113. You remember Oklahoma City?

114. Well, yeah, I guess I was... five but, sure.

115. What do you know about Timothy McVeigh?

116. He was... some kind of lone extremist... in a militia?

117. Don't be an asshole who bullshits questions

118. you don't know the answer to. Here.

119. Timothy McVeigh was a decorated Gulf War veteran.

120. He was not insane. He was not a lunatic. And he was not stupid.

121. He was a white supremacist, following a plan.

122. What plan?

123. A plan from a book called The Turner Diaries.

124. It's about a "race war" to exterminate blacks, Jews, and "mud people."

125. You know how the war gets started?

126. The hero drives a truck bomb into a federal building.

127. Timothy McVeigh was reenacting that scene from The Turner Diaries.

128. He was carrying the book with him when he was arrested.

129. What he was trying to do was start the race war.

130. You're focused on the Islamic guys. I get it.

131. We all create a narrative based on what we think is important.

132. We see what we want to see.

133. But just because you're not looking at something...

134. doesn't mean it's not there.

135. So, why are you telling me this?

136. I'm talking about a blood and guts, in the streets,

137. kill or be killed race war.

138. I have information about a truck accident

139. outside D.C. last night,

140. involving classified, radioactive material.

141. But now the FBI is trying to cover it all up. Why?

142. Because something big is happening,

143. and it's bigger than 9/11, and it's bigger than Oklahoma City.

144. So be warned, be armed, and be ready.

145. His name is Dallas Wolf.

146. He gets 20,000 listeners a night.

147. We believe he's based just outside of D.C.,

148. but almost nobody knows him personally.

149. But, I have an informant, a skinhead in a gang.

150. And the leader of that gang is friends with Wolf.

151. So, I need someone to get in there, and get close to him.

152. Right, and I'm trying to tell you that this is not my thing!

153. I barely passed the PFT!

154. What do you think undercover work is?

155. Beating guys up and shooting at them?

156. No, it's people skills. It's controlling situations.

157. It's this.

158. Seriously?

159. This is the only undercover training you'll ever need.

160. I saw you with that Muslim kid. You got most of this going on anyway.

161. Look, I read your file. High IQ, great people skills,

162. but, not your typical FBI profile.

163. Introverted, an outsider, unhappy childhood.

164. Single mother, always moving around a lot,

165. always the new kid, bullied at school, no close friends or—

166. Okay, okay, okay, fuck you! That's— this is an invasion.

167. What gives you the right to look around—

168. Because we don't have time to dick around here!

169. You don't smuggle a boatload of cesium into the country

170. and then just let it fucking sit there!

171. Fine, but I'm trying to tell you, I don't have the skills for this!

172. I can't even defend myself!

173. You do have the skills, and they mean you will never have to!

174. What did you say to that kid?

175. "You want to change things, so nobody has to suffer the way you did."

176. A dirty bomb is any kind of crude, explosive device that, when detonated,

177. disperses radiation around and beyond the blast.

178. What you would do is irradiate a large territory.

179. Some of these things have a half-life of 30 years.

180. In many cases, this material cannot be seen,

181. it can not be smelled, cannot be felt, cannot be tasted.

182. The more technically capable an adversary is

183. the more likely they would be to find ways

184. to spread the radioactive material over larger areas.

185. One of things that we've been taught in recent years

186. is that we must be able to prepare for the unthinkable.

187. A terrorist cell smuggling weapons of mass destruction

188. into the country in a shipping container.

189. An American Hiroshima.

190. Are you out of your fucking mind?

191. Do you know how management looks at undercover, Nate?

192. You think this office is bad?

193. They'll have you chasing pedophiles on an Indian reservation.

194. I just want to discuss the option, sir.

195. Discuss the option?

196. Of what, of killing your whole career?

197. In the beginning was the word.

198. When the word found us we were unconscious.

199. But the word awakened us.

200. It made us conscious.

201. Our enemies were everywhere.

202. Our eyes were opened.

203. And they were filled with shame.

204. We have been violated, betrayed, and humiliated.

205. For we had allowed this to happen.

206. And so the word spoke to us, and told us to stand up!

207. To take back what had been stolen from us!

208. To fight for race, soil, and honor!

209. Do you know what they do to informants, Nate?

210. You know what a "necktie" is?

211. They slit your throat,

212. and they pull your tongue right out through it?

213. - Oh, shut the fuck up! - Oh, what, so you

214. want him to go in blind, so he has no idea what he's getting into?

215. - You're just trying to manipulate him! - Oh, and you're not?

216. You do whatever the fuck you want.

217. But you better think long and hard about this.

218. The Turner Diaries, it's sold over a half a million copies.

219. Who do you think is buying it?

220. Eric Rudolph, the Olympic Bomber, Wade Page, who shot up the Sikh Temple.

221. Larry Ford, developing typhoid and cholera.

222. Liam Krar, with the Cyanide Bomb,

223. anthrax, ricin, botulism, C-4, IED's,

224. I could go on like this for hours. And all of them are white supremacists.

225. My name is Nate Thomas.

226. I was in the Marines for three years, on a WMD squad in Iraq.

227. But, I saw a lot of things over there that changed me.

228. - And I'm startin' to wonder... - No.

229. My name is Nate Thomas.

230. My name is Nate Thomas.

231. My name is Nate Thomas.

232. I was in the Marines for three years, on a WMD squad in Iraq.

233. But, I saw a lot of things over there that changed me.

234. I started to wonder what was really going on in this country.

235. And now I'm back home...

236. trying to make a new start.

237. I'm starting to figure out the truth about some things.

238. There's really only a handful of people who know what's going on.

239. But I want to be one of them.

240. And I want to make a difference.

241. Okay. Not bad. What else?

242. What's this?

243. It's my DD-214.

244. I was up all night Photoshop-ing it,

245. so if anyone wants to see proof

246. of my service in the Marines, they can just—

247. What the fuck are you doing?

248. No. No, no, no. Listen to me.

249. If you get yourself in a situation where you have to show somebody your DD-214,

250. then you're already done. You understand?

251. Good. Now what else?

252. Lone extremism is not a social phenomena, it's a tactic.

253. Terrorists call it Leaderless Resistance.

254. The leaders of the movement provide inspiration,

255. but they also encourage hidden cells act independently

256. like, Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols.

257. Principle number 3:

258. Arouse in the other person an eager want.

259. So, what do they want from you?

260. My loyalty? I'm loyal, I'm dedicated to the the cause.

261. No. Any thug can be loyal.

262. What do you have...

263. What the guys with the cesium... are gonna want?

264. Welcome to MedVale Medical Supply Company.

265. My military contacts helped me start this business.

266. Most of our sales are online.

267. Our radiotherapy products are specifically designed

268. for the handling and storing of radioactive material.

269. So... we can acquire sensitive materials and hide them.

270. His name is Frank Hedges. He's been a CI for two years.

271. He's in a gang called the Panzer Strike Force,

272. and the leader of the gang is this guy.

273. Vince Sargent. He's friends with Dallas Wolf.

274. So, Vince and Dallas Wolf are tight?

275. Yeah, I told you, Vince calls into Wolf's show every week.

276. So, Frank brings you into the gang,

277. you hang out, get some credibility, you make these guys like you.

278. You get close to Vince. Then, you use him to get to know Wolf.

279. This is my friend Nate I was telling you about.

280. Hey, everybody.

281. 14/88, brother. Good to meet you.

282. All right, spread 'em.

283. Roy does our security.

284. Okay, fine.

285. Whoa, whoa, whoa! Hey, what the fuck is that?

286. - What's what? - That! Under your fucking shirt there!

287. What is that? Hey, are you a cop?

288. Hey, look me in my fucking eyes, boy! Are you a fucking cop?

289. - No, I'm not. - No?

290. He's fine.

291. Sorry about that, Nate. But you know how it is.

292. - Yeah, absolutely. - Whoa, whoa.

293. Have a seat.

294. You drink Bud?

295. Uh, yeah, absolutely.

296. Frank tells me you were in Iraq.

297. Yeah, three years in the Corps.

298. - You kill anybody? - Johnny!

299. He's Johnny. He's a— he's a fresh cut.

300. We're trying to teach him the ropes.

301. I know the fuckin' ropes, man.

302. Yeah? Then mind your fucking manners!

303. So, did you? Kill anybody?

304. I don't talk about that.

305. What— what I did see was a lot of our guys go down.

306. Good guys... friends.

307. And for what?

308. I was on a WMD squad, the whole reason we were there,

309. except we didn't find shit, did we?

310. So then I get home, I started listening to Dallas Wolf.

311. Oh, yeah? Dallas and I go way back.

312. Oh, there's a guy I'd love to meet, you know.

313. He's somebody who's telling the truth. He's out there,

314. he's asking, why were we there?

315. And the answer's always the same. Iraq, 9/11, Osama bin Laden,

316. what does it all come back to?

317. Look at every war we've ever been in.

318. How many white men slaughtered their brothers in World War II?

319. What, like a 100 million? And for who?

320. Who's always pulling the strings?

321. It's all here in front of us. But most people are blind.

322. Look at this bottle.

323. You see anything funny?

324. You're talking about the Jew tax?

325. What's the Jew tax?

326. Tell 'em, Nate.

327. Start looking at the food you buy, you'll see this little "U."

328. The Union of Orthodox Rabbis gets paid to perform

329. a "blessing" on everything in the grocery store.

330. For this "blessing," they rake in billions of dollars in taxes.

331. We can't control the ketchup, but we can control the streets.

332. That's how it went down in Germany.

333. And we think of ourselves as a Sturmabteilung.

334. We are a thinking man's soldiers.

335. First here.

336. And then here.

337. And that is where the revolution starts.

338. We're not these tired old KKK guys,

339. waiting for some catastrophe to start a race war.

340. - We're the catastrophe. - That's fucking right.

341. And we need guys like you, with military backgrounds.

342. We need best practices in our security.

343. Come on, man, I think our fucking security is pretty good.

344. Well, always room to improve, though, right?

345. Oh, yeah?

346. Like what?

347. Well, like, look at the position of this booth

348. and then tell me, without looking, where the nearest exits are.

349. - What's your point? - The point is,

350. of all the large booths in this restaurant,

351. you picked the one farthest from the exits.

352. If something goes down, we're fucked.

353. No, we're ready for whatever goes down.

354. Yeah, with only you and him,

355. I don't know your name yet, I'm sorry, carrying?

356. Oh, and how the fuck you think you know that?

357. When you pat someone down

358. so they're facing everybody's lap, it's pretty easy to tell.

359. You spend three years in Iraq, you learn how to scan a room.

360. And see threats.

361. Well, isn't that fucking impressive.

362. Now I only got one question for you.

363. What?

364. Why are you wearing Levis?

365. Levis? Your fucking Jew jeans?

366. Yeah, no, sorry, I just couldn't help notice

367. when I was pattin' you down.

368. While you were doing your little detective work

369. all up in everybody's lap.

370. So, why are you wearing them?

371. Because when I got home from Iraq,

372. my brother gave me these jeans... as a homecoming gift.

373. Now, does he understand the struggle we're in? No.

374. But I'm sure as shit not gonna let

375. a Zionist conglomerate keep me from wearing them.

376. You wanna boycott the Jews?

377. You ever look at the Fortune 500?

378. You'll be living in a fucking cave.

379. He's right. Shit... they probably own this place, too.

380. Frank tells me you run a medical supply company now?

381. Yeah. Yeah, my military contacts helped me set up.

382. We're just starting out, but we got access to a lot of stuff.

383. That's great. I'd love to talk to you about that sometime.

384. Yeah... anytime.

385. You know, when I was— when I was 13, I actually, I played soccer.

386. One day, I came into the locker room, right?

387. And there were these six niggers,

388. and they had this friend of mine, this Irish kid, down in the stalls, right?

389. His head was up against the toilet, and his face was just covered,

390. I mean, covered in blood, like flaps of skin.

391. I'd never seen anyone get beaten like that?

392. And when I came in, they just... stared at me.

393. They stared, and I...

394. I walked away... and ju— just left him.

395. I hated those motherfuckers.

396. Yeah, when I was your age, I got pushed around a lot.

397. - Yeah? - It fucking sucks.

398. But you can use that.

399. Yeah, but with these guys, nobody can do shit to me.

400. I learned to be proud. Strong!

401. - Yeah, but— - To be an Aryan fucking warrior!

402. - Isn't that right, Johnny?

403. All right, so what, are we gonna stand around all night

404. - or we gonna get fucking drunk! - Let's go!

405. Come on, junior, let's get some fucking beer, motherfucker!

406. Come on, boy!

407. Get in there, boy!

408. Hey, Nate, you know what, man?

409. Everybody seems to really fucking like you.

410. Yeah.

411. This is my friend, Nate, I was telling you about.

412. Hey, everybody.

413. 14/88, brother. Good to meet you.

414. All right, spread 'em!

415. Roy does our security.

416. To be an Aryan fucking warrior!

417. Isn't that right, Johnny?

418. Something big is happening.

419. In the beginning was the word.

420. Be armed and be ready.

421. - Hey! - Hey.

422. What's the matter, man? You didn't hear me?

423. I just... uh...

424. You sleep well?

425. What's wrong?

426. Oh, yeah, no, we know where you live.

427. - Yup. - Right. Cool.

428. Yeah, so, what, you're not gonna invite us in?

429. Yeah, come on in.

430. Oh, thanks, man, so sweet of you.

431. It's a... mess, sorry.

432. Welcome.

433. You mind?

434. Yeah, it's a cool place, man.

435. Yeah, but it... kind of looks like you just moved in.

436. So, what are you guys doing here?

437. Aw... Don't break my heart.

438. What are we doing here?

439. Come on, don't make it sound like you're not happy to see me.

440. See Vince is outside. He's got a little surprise for you.

441. Oh, hey, well um...

442. Yeah, well, I'm ready. Let's go.

443. You're gonna be psyched, man! It's fucking awesome!

444. - Yeah? - Yeah.

445. Cool, well, I'm good to go. Let's head out.

446. - Let's go, Roy. - What's the rush?

447. I'm coming.

448. What the fuck? What the fuck is that?

449. Goddamn, man, you got some fucking shitty-ass furniture up in here, huh?

450. Yep. Cheap as shit.

451. - All right, you ready? - Yeah, I'm ready.

452. - Sieg Heil, motherfucker, let's go. - Sieg fucking Heil.

453. You didn't finish your transcript.

454. Yeah, I know, I'll get to it. Look at my fucking arm!

455. And what the fuck is going on with this guy Roy?

456. You make him look small, you make him into an enemy.

457. Sometimes, Angela, it would just be great to hear, "Good job."

458. I'm only so hard on you because I'm trying to protect you.

459. You have to remember your objective here.

460. This is about getting to Dallas Wolf.

461. So what do I do about that?

462. Try relating to these guys as human beings. You know?

463. Open up to them, if you can.

464. You may have more in common with them than you think.

465. Man, why the fuck does Vince make us come to this shit?

466. "Good networking, lots of movement guys." I mean, who gives a fuck?

467. Well, is Dallas Wolf gonna be here?

468. Who the fuck knows? I don't listen to that talk radio bullshit.

469. Fuck!

470. Goddamn. Hey, that looks good on you, man.

471. Yeah, thanks.

472. Just go in, I got another shirt in the cargo.

473. Hi, you must be Vince's friend, Nate!

474. - I'm Becky, Gerry's wife. - Oh, hi, nice to meet you.

475. - Such a pleasure to have you. - Thank you for having me.

476. Yeah, of course.

477. Hey, Nate, I made some cupcakes.

478. The frosting is a little messed up, but they taste good.

479. So, Dallas, we wanted...

480. Nate! Come check this out.

481. Is it true, this Dallas Wolf Unity Rally

482. is the largest event you've hosted in years?

483. Absolutely. We've brought together the biggest

484. white separatist organizations in the Northeast.

485. And we're also having a conference,

486. with some of the world's preeminent racial scholars.

487. But let me get something straight.

488. You have all your permits, you have all your licenses,

489. and yet this AFL, the Anti-Fascist League,

490. John, can we get the graphic?

491. They're planning on viciously attacking

492. peaceful demonstrators with hockey sticks

493. and D batteries and urine balloons.

494. Not only that.

495. They're busing in hundreds of protesters from the D.C. area.

496. But all I can say is, the AFL better be careful.

497. Because while we come in peace, we're certainly not afraid of war.

498. Fuck.

499. Yeah.

500. God, that's the first I'm hearing about this rally.

501. I mean, God knows you can't get any real news on the Yidivision, but still...

502. Are you planning on going, Nathan?

503. And this is Andrew Blackwell from the Aryan Alliance.

504. - Hail Victory, brother. - Hail Victory.

505. The Aryan Alliance, huh? I've read a lot about you guys.

506. Well, we're the premiere white nationalist group in the world,

507. so, that's not surprising.

508. Earnest Walton, Grand Dragon, good to meet you.

509. Good to meet you.

510. Earnest is with the local Klan.

511. Yeah, you should stop by one of our meetings.

512. - We'd love to have you. - Oh, wow.

513. You should check out our website, too.

514. We're always looking for quality people.

515. I don't think Nate's into all that religious stuff.

516. Excuse me?

517. Religious stuff?

518. I just think Nate is a little more rational than that.

519. I'm not sure I know what you mean by that.

520. Come on, Nate. Let's go back and get some food.

521. Stay away from those faggots.

522. They got this fucked up religion where they think the Bible

523. was written for white men and Aryans are the lost tribes of Israel.

524. The Bible.

525. Jews invented Christianity.

526. Jews invented the printing press,

527. and the Bible is the most published book in the world.

528. I mean, anything seem off to you?

529. How about the fact the Romans conquered every mud race on earth,

530. and then Christianity finished them off in a hundred years?

531. You gotta know who to stick with in this movement.

532. You're with us.

533. Goddamn it, Vince, every time we come here,

534. the whole fuckin' place is dry!

535. - What the fuck, man? - It's two hours, be good.

536. Gerry, there's somebody I want you to meet. This is Nate.

537. - Hey, Gerry Conway. - Nate Thomas, nice to meet you.

538. Nice to meet you. Vince told me all about you.

539. Make yourself at home. I am throwing on some veggie burgers.

540. Thanks for having us.

541. - Hi! - Hey, hey, I'm Nate.

542. - Madeline. Nice to meet you. - Hey, Madeline.

543. - This is Timmy. - Hey, Timmy.

544. You want to come see our tree house?

545. Yeah, sure, where are we going?

546. Oh, right, yeah, there.

547. Oh, wow, that is great! Did your Dad build this?

548. - I built it! - You built this?

549. - But my Daddy helped. - Okay. Wow.

550. - It's to protect us. - Yeah, from what?

551. If the mud people come.

552. Always be ready. Always be watchful and stick together.

553. You guys kidnapping my guest? Huh? Huh?

554. This is amazing, man.

555. Well, I've always been good with my hands.

556. And it was just wonderful to have a project with the kids.

557. You know how you spell love, Nate?

558. T-I-M-E.

559. Ninety percent of the time you'll ever spend with your kids

560. - comes before the age of 12. - Wow.

561. Yeah. You been in the movement long, Nate?

562. Not long. Just since I got back from Iraq.

563. Oh, yeah, right. Yeah, Vince told me you served.

564. Hey, Nate, don't take this the wrong way

565. but you kind of seem a little mature for a skinhead.

566. - Really? - Yeah.

567. Yeah, maybe.

568. I don't know. What about you?

569. You seem to know a lot of people in this movement.

570. They probably come for the free food.

571. You have these barbecues often?

572. Yeah, as much as I can, yes, you know,

573. I try to create a positive environment for everybody in the community,

574. and a place for us to come together and be healthy in body and spirit.

575. "Fuck you, bitch!" And he turned around, and he's like—

576. Guys! Guys! Language, please. Kids.

577. Jesus fucking Christ.

578. It makes me so sad to see those two. They gotta clean up their act.

579. Well, how do you mean?

580. Well, the cigarettes, and alcohol, the language.

581. And this is what's happening to our young Aryan men.

582. Yeah. To be honest, now that I met you,

583. I'm kind of surprised you invited those guys.

584. Well, you can't exclude them.

585. I mean, they're the next generation.

586. They need our help.

587. Need to understand their heritage, and be proud of it.

588. That's what it's all about, isn't it? The children.

589. What kind of a world will they grow up in?

590. Goddamn, man, that was the worst fucking party on earth.

591. Jesus Christ, what kind of bullshit vodka is this, man?

592. Man, that's the last time I ever let you pick it out.

593. Man, look at that shit.

594. Look at that! That is just fucking...

595. God, that is so fucking awful!

596. Man, look at that,

597. look at that beautiful, Aryan woman and that fucking—

598. Roy, come on, let's go the fuck home.

599. No. No, man, we're gonna teach these two a lesson.

600. - No! - Get your fucking hands off of me!

601. Don't you ever fucking touch me again.

602. You hear me? We're Aryan warriors, right?

603. That means we got a responsibility to do something about shit like this.

604. Hey, you two!

605. You need to get the fuck out of here!

606. Hold on, what did you say?

607. I said, get the fuck out of here or we're gonna kill you, you fucking spic!

608. - What the fuck is your problem? - What's our problem?

609. You come into our country, you fuck our women.

610. Yeah, you got some big fucking balls, huh?

611. Put the fucking knife down and calm down, all right, man?

612. - They get the point. - You thought you were a big man, huh?

613. He gets it, Roy! He's fucking shaking.

614. I thought you were a big man!

615. - Put the fucking knife down! - Fuck you, motherfucker!

616. I'll fucking gut you, you piece of shit!

617. Now go, fucker!

618. - Come on, let's go! - Shit! Fuck, Nate.

619. Goddamn it! You're fucking lucky!

620. What the fuck is your problem?

621. You fucked the whole thing up!

622. Yeah, I think they got the message, Roy!

623. Got the message? Are you a fucking idiot?

624. Man, those two were mine!

625. And then your dumb fucking ass decides...

626. Hang on, wait a minute... first you tried to stop me,

627. then you try to scare them off,

628. and then you set off that fucking alarm.

629. That wasn't an accident, was it? Was it, Nate?

630. You wanted them to get away. What the fuck, Nate?

631. Huh? I said what the fuck?

632. Okay, you're goddamn right I wanted them to get away!

633. You want to be a soldier, Roy and not a fucking thug?

634. Then think! You think about security cameras, Roy?

635. You think about the liquor store we were just in?

636. You think about the clerk or the license plates on my fucking truck?

637. You think about any of that shit?

638. Fucking Aryan warrior...

639. A hundred spics and niggers ain't worth the life of one white man,

640. but go ahead, put us all in prison.

641. That's how you're gonna win your race war? Huh?

642. Fuck!

643. All right, whatever, can we just get back on the road

644. and get the fuck out of here?

645. Fuck!

646. I ran those license plates.

647. An accountant, a school teacher, a lawyer, fireman,

648. he's an engineer, not a criminal record in sight,

649. but Andrew Blackwell, he's a different story.

650. Why is he here?

651. He said he was going to Wolf's rally.

652. He's the National Director of the Aryan Alliance.

653. They're based in Ohio, he wouldn't just come all this way to be in a rally.

654. Wait, if Wolf is involved in this, he can't be doing it alone, right?

655. I mean, he'd need help, and organization.

656. Exactly, so you need to figure out how Wolf and Blackwell are connected,

657. and why he's really here.

658. - Vince, good to see you. - Welcome brother.

659. Rich, can we get some literature, please?

660. - White power. - White power.

661. Okay, we're gettin' ready to get started here.

662. Can everyone take a seat?

663. Most times I talk to you,

664. I focus on our survival,

665. the terrible struggle to save our people

666. before they are lost forever.

667. But what about the future?

668. What do we dream of?

669. What is the world we wish to build?

670. I'll tell you.

671. It will be a world like the one that shaped our race in Europe.

672. A world of forests, mountains, and lakes.

673. Not a world of concrete, asphalt, and garbage.

674. And instead of 300 million race-less mulattoes,

675. breeding and infesting.

676. Imagine a continent of 50 million white Europeans.

677. Smarter, stronger, healthier,

678. noble men and women,

679. living and working together in harmony and unity.

680. That's the world I see.

681. That's what keeps me strong.

682. That's the nation we can build... together.

683. If you take millions of white people,

684. and flood every country in Africa with them, what do they call that?

685. Genocide.

686. But what's happening to every white country on earth?

687. You've got affirmative action, that kills white jobs.

688. Abortion, that kills white babies.

689. Gay rights, that kill white families.

690. Folks, let me explain something to you.

691. "Diversity" is a code word.

692. And what it means is white genocide!

693. So, we'll begin marching at the courthouse. And after two blocks—

694. Wait a minute, wait a minute. This is not the order that we agreed to.

695. Aryan Alliance is supposed to be heading this march.

696. Just a second, Andrew. You know, we're at this rally every year,

697. and we start with the Colonial Patriots.

698. Well, this isn't "every year," is it?

699. To be fair, Harris, maybe we should. You're a local organization...

700. Vince? Can you introduce me to Dallas?

701. "The Klan"? You guys aren't "The Klan."

702. Yeah, sure. Come on, let's go.

703. You're the "Invisible White Knights" of the Ku Klux Klan! Which is what,

704. the third Klan group in the D.C. metro area?

705. Hey, Dallas! Good to see you.

706. It's... it's Vince, Vince Sargent?

707. Right, Vince. Good to see you.

708. Good to see you. I want to introduce you

709. to my good friend, this is Nate Thomas.

710. - I'm a huge fan of your show. - Thank you, sir.

711. If you'll excuse me, I have to get ready for the march.

712. - Uh, Mr. Wolf? - Yes, what is it?

713. I didn't want to get into this in front of Vince,

714. but I'd like to talk to you about an investment.

715. - An "investment"? - Mm-hm.

716. I represent a few people who are big fans of yours, and they want to help.

717. - Is that so? - Yes, sir.

718. They have a number of assets in the online media space,

719. and they feel the potential for your show

720. is being limited by your advertising budget.

721. They want to help you penetrate some new markets,

722. and they see no reason why you can't go nationwide.

723. Well, that is great, son. That is just great.

724. Here, call this number and we'll talk.

725. Okay, great. That sounds great, Mr. Wolf.

726. - Call me, Dallas. - Thank you.

727. Racist scum! Racist bum! Racist scum...

728. We're here today because we're proud of our race!

729. We love our race!

730. And we're here to say that.

731. - White power! - White power!

732. The white race is under attack in this country.

733. - White rights! - White rights!

734. But nobody seems to give a damn!

735. - White freedom! - White freedom!

736. - Where's Al Sharpton? - Fuckin' rednecks!

737. Where's Jesse Jackson to fight for white rights!

738. - White power! - White power!

739. White equality!

740. - White pride! - White pride!

741. If you're white, and you are standing over there...

742. - White freedom! - White freedom!

743. you're on the wrong side of that barricade!

744. - White rights! - White rights!

745. Nate!

746. Wake up, white people! Wake up!

747. - White power! - White power!

748. It's morning in America and there's a new day coming.

749. - Nate! What are you doing, man? - Shut the fuck up, nigger!

750. Come join your race!

751. That's some fucker that works in my building.

752. Come join the white race!

753. White race!

754. - White power! - White power!

755. - White power! - White power!

756. - White power! - White power!

757. - White power! - White power!

758. Racist bum! Racist scum! Racist bum!

759. It's the fucking AFL.

760. Yeah, don't worry, they won't do shit.

761. Well, well, well, if it isn't the American Fucking Losers!

762. Yeah, fuck you! Why don't you come over the fucking barricade, motherfuckers!

763. Johnny!

764. Hey, man, just fucking stay back, okay?

765. - Don't fucking do it. - I gotta help him.

766. Help him by not getting the fuck arrested, okay?

767. - Fucking pussies! - White Nazi scum!

768. Yeah, you know what? I can do that shit, too.

769. I'm gonna fucking kill you, motherfucker!

770. - Do not engage. Do not engage. - You think I'm playing around?

771. I'm gonna fucking kill you! Get your hands off of me!

772. I'm gonna kill these motherfuckers!

773. Stay back!

774. - White power! - White power!

775. - White pride! - White pride!

776. you fucking motherfucker. I'm gonna fucking kill you!

777. He hit me in the fucking eye! it's fucking piss!

778. Johnny!

779. Andrew! Can you walk?

780. Get the fuck outta here.

781. You okay? Everyone okay?

782. - Sorry. Okay. - Stay with us.

783. I'm getting you out of here, man.

784. - Go... go right, go right! - Mm-hm.

785. Oh, fuck!

786. - Fuck! - Fucking...

787. Holy shit! Fucking go! Fuck!

788. We gotta go! We gotta fucking go!

789. I can't fucking go anywhere!

790. Stay down!

791. Fuck!

792. No, don't get up. You need to rest.

793. I brought you some chamomile tea. It'll help you relax.

794. Thank you.

795. There's our wounded warrior.

796. How you feeling, buddy?

797. Yeah, much better. Thank you, guys.

798. No problem. Let me put some music on.

799. I brought you Sammy to keep you company.

800. Thanks.

801. Oh, wow.

802. You like it?

803. I... I love Brahms.

804. See, Becky, I knew he was quality.

805. I think the fourth is my favorite.

806. Yeah, mine, too. Except maybe the—

807. - The first? - Yeah.

808. Now listen, if you like Brahms,

809. I've got this Clarinet Quintet that will blow your mind.

810. They're dead, Gerry. Dead.

811. I'm gonna find them, and we're gonna string them up—

812. Okay, guy, I hear ya, I hear ya.

813. That's— that's why I avoid the political stuff. Not my thing.

814. Besides, I've heard it can be dangerous.

815. That was fantastic. Thank you...

816. I thought you guys were vegetarians.

817. Everybody's gotta have a few vices every now and then.

818. What's "vices"?

819. Oh, boy, there we go!

820. I'm sorry about that, that's my ride.

821. Gerry, Becky, thanks for everything.

822. Nathan, I don't know what to say.

823. I owe you, big time.

824. Why don't you stop by the compound some time.

825. Oh, I'm not really in Ohio that much, but I'd love to if I ever am.

826. No, I meant the... the new one.

827. - Oh. - Here in Virginia.

828. Oh, right, yeah, please, I'd love to.

829. - Bye. - Have a good night.

830. Bye, Andrew!

831. Well, listen, you're not going to believe it,

832. but when it comes to Tchaikovsky... gotta go with Bernstein.

833. - Leonard Bernstein? - I know, I know.

834. Gerry, I hate to break it to you, man—

835. I know. Listen, I can't help it, he's a great conductor.

836. Jews listen to Wagner, don't they?

837. So, Gerry, if you don't mind my asking,

838. how did you end up in the movement?

839. Listen, for me, it was the books.

840. My parents were practically liberals.

841. Totally blinded by the ZOG.

842. You know, I always knew something... was wrong.

843. And... I had this anger,

844. I couldn't put my finger on it, until...

845. here.

846. It all started with this.

847. I was 13. Read it in four days.

848. It explains race, culture, capitalism...

849. how democracy destroyed Western civilization.

850. "Three people form a government.

851. Then two of them vote to steal the wealth of the third."

852. - David Lane, right? - Mm-hm.

853. Now here's something more recent. You'll love this.

854. This breaks down the entire worldwide Zionist conspiracy,

855. - step by step. You can bring it back. - Oh, no, I couldn't.

856. Nate, Nate, please.

857. But that was it? I mean, it was just books woke you up?

858. Well, you know, I had my theories.

859. And then a three-month engineering contract opened up in Kenya.

860. I was young, I wanted to see the world.

861. And... Nate, listen,

862. I got no problem with them having their own country, everybody should.

863. But if you go there, and you see,

864. they... they weren't even living like animals.

865. You know, animals don't live in their own feces, do they?

866. So, if you ever have any doubt

867. white men created civilization, just go have a look.

868. Hey.

869. So, how was the Brahms?

870. How do you reason with someone like that?

871. How can you ever hope to change their mind?

872. Listen, you need to remember why you're doing this.

873. We're not social workers—

874. You wanted me to relate to them as human beings, right?

875. "Open up to them?" you said.

876. they weren't even living like animals.

877. You wanna get a drink?

878. Where are we gonna go and get a drink?

879. This suspect, he was a fucking nightmare.

880. He was grabbing my ass, the whole thing.

881. And he kept insisting I go to this club with him,

882. where I knew he was gonna make his big move,

883. but, if I didn't go, then, you know, I could blow my whole cover.

884. So, what did you do?

885. So, we're at a bar, and I tell him I want oysters.

886. So, I get a dozen, I start plowing through them.

887. Then I start acting queasy.

888. I run to the bathroom, stick my finger down my throat.

889. - No way! - Yeah!

890. So now there's puke all over my dress,

891. I tell him I got sick off the oysters and take a cab home.

892. Two days later, he was arrested.

893. - That is fucking awesome. - Oh, it was fucked up.

894. But there was the thrill, you know? That high?

895. God, there's nothing like it.

896. Yeah, so why'd you stop?

897. It was just...

898. it's no way to live, the paranoia, the tension.

899. And I wanted to spend more time with my kids.

900. You got kids?

901. You don't think I'm mommy material?

902. No, no... no.

903. Yeah, I got two princesses.

904. Mommy and Daddy. Perfect, little suburban life.

905. Anyway, I know how lonely this work can be.

906. But the case won't go forever.

907. You can't change the way people think,

908. but you are making a difference.

909. Nathan, good to see you.

910. Can we get you anything, coffee?

911. Oh, no, I'm good, thanks.

912. - This is a great set-up you got here. - Yeah, thanks.

913. All right, let's give you the tour.

914. This parcel is actually pretty small, but we're purchasing the one next to it.

915. Although, citizen's groups are trying to block us out.

916. Oh, yeah. How are you handling that?

917. Well, we tell them we're here to stay.

918. Make no mistake about it. We show up at their homes,

919. their businesses, their churches.

920. They backed down pretty quick after that.

921. So you're moving the national headquarters?

922. No, we're keeping the compound in Ohio,

923. it's just with... everything going on right now,

924. we needed a stronger presence here. You know?

925. - Is that your firing range? - Yeah, come on.

926. It's a little primitive, but we're working on it.

927. I'm no marksman, by any means,

928. but I have some expertise in range design,

929. just from training the Iraqi police.

930. What's your danger area template?

931. To contain your cone of fire.

932. I mean, how do you control your overshoot?

933. We haven't gotten to that yet.

934. Okay, well, you might want to make sure

935. it's the kikes and niggers getting hit and not your guys.

936. Absolutely. Maybe if you have time,

937. - you could talk to the guys about it. - Yeah, sure,

938. I need to see what kind of equipment you've got, but I'm happy to.

939. Okay... come on up here.

940. Right now were just using this for storage.

941. - Are those cots? - Yup.

942. We'll be able to sleep 200 in there. And we're gonna need to.

943. I'm not gonna beat around the bush.

944. You see the type of organization we have here,

945. but we could always use a man like you, Nathan.

946. Educated, war veteran, clean record.

947. I mean, hell, you don't even have any parking tickets.

948. Yeah, we have our contacts in law enforcement, local, state, federal,

949. not to mention military hospitals, laboratories, you name it.

950. And so what's the overall objective here?

951. I mean, are you just trying to get the message out, or what?

952. Get the... get the message out?

953. To who?

954. We're not trying to recruit the public here.

955. What would we do with them? They're at home sitting on their asses,

956. watching sitcoms and surfing Facebook.

957. This is revolutionary activity we're talking about here.

958. Look, I'm flattered by the interest, but... you know,

959. I've been the movement awhile now, and a lot of these guys are all talk.

960. Now for me to really want to get involved,

961. I need to know there's bigger things going on here.

962. No offense.

963. Yeah... none taken.

964. All right...

965. Take a look at this.

966. This is the entire D.C. water system.

967. Plants, pipelines, the whole deal.

968. Now, Nathan, the guys you're hanging out with,

969. they're all talk, because they're punks.

970. They're amateurs. They sit around drinking beer all day,

971. maybe they beat up a few niggers or each other.

972. We got no use for 'em.

973. We need men like you.

974. Can I help you?

975. I'm looking for Dallas Wolf, but I must have the wrong house.

976. Oh, no, he's here. Come in.

977. Randy! Someone's here!

978. Hey, Nate.

979. The studio's back here.

980. I'm moving studios right now, so, this is all temporary.

981. Oh, no, this is a great setup.

982. Thanks for taking the time to see me, Dallas.

983. I just spent the afternoon with Andrew at the Aryan Alliance.

984. Oh, yeah? Andrew's great.

985. They have an incredible organization.

986. Yeah, they seem really serious about the struggle.

987. About doing whatever it takes.

988. They're true patriots, those guys.

989. Well, let me give you a bit of background on me.

990. I was in Iraq for three years, on a WMD squad.

991. And then when I got back,

992. my military contacts helped me set up a medical supply company.

993. V-A-L-E.

994. Wow, this is great.

995. Yeah, we do it all, from bandages and syringes

996. to x-ray and radiotherapy equipment.

997. And with the highly regulated stuff, we can cut through a lot of the red tape

998. and deal directly, and discreetly.

999. Fantastic, Nate. Great to know.

1000. So... you'd also mentioned an investment? For the show?

1001. Yes, I've got an investor lined up who's very excited about expanding your reach.

1002. We're talking advertising, marketing, bigger servers...

1003. That's exactly what I need. So how do I meet him?

1004. Well, a lot of my military contacts don't like to publicize their efforts.

1005. But he'd love for you to put together a proposal

1006. about how you'd expand the show.

1007. Funny you should mention that.

1008. I've been trying to raise $7,500 to break into the Florida market.

1009. They're ripe right now, with all the immigration stuff.

1010. Yeah... Yeah, this is great!

1011. So, there's one more thing.

1012. Go ahead, shoot.

1013. The reason he's helping you is because he feels

1014. that you are a man of action. As he is. As I am.

1015. Right, sure.

1016. So for him to move forward,

1017. he needs to know you're serious about this.

1018. Nate, I've been ready to give my life for this cause for 20 years now.

1019. What I need is the right people behind me.

1020. So you tell your investor, that if he wants action,

1021. he's got the right guy.

1022. Sorry, Dallas, I've got kind of a long drive back, you mind if I hit the head?

1023. The whole case is about to blow wide open!

1024. He's in with Wolf, he's in with the Aryan Alliance.

1025. Yeah, and all we need to keep Wolf on the line is that $7,500!

1026. Let me get this straight. So after everything we spent on your cover,

1027. even after the medical supply business, you want me to ask for $7,500

1028. as an "investment" in this guy's radio show?

1029. You're the only one with a budget right now!

1030. Oh, yeah, I'm just flush with cash!

1031. I'm trying to run a 40-man investigation

1032. on top of all the shit I've already got!

1033. Sir, the Alliance is building a compound outside D.C..

1034. Wolf's house is setting off a Geiger counter!

1035. I spent six hours last night reading your transcripts,

1036. Nate, you don't have shit!

1037. You don't have shit!

1038. Look at how much carbon is built up on this bolt.

1039. - See? See that? Like— - Yeah.

1040. That's unacceptable. When's the last time you cleaned this?

1041. I've been meaning to get to most of them.

1042. Okay, guys, seriously! Okay, so we got an AR-15,

1043. serial number A00724, needs a new buffer spring.

1044. Come on, guys, let's go!

1045. We need to go through the whole inventory. Andrew's waiting on this.

1046. I'm gonna have to tell Andrew,

1047. the only way it's gonna change is with new policies.

1048. And how do I know it's not me you're trying to fuck?

1049. Fuck you, you calling us liars?

1050. You get on the phone yourself!

1051. Call them up and ask them...

1052. Hey, guys...

1053. Hey, Nate... it's been a while.

1054. Yeah, you kinda disappeared on us.

1055. I'm sorry about that, Vince. Been kind of busy.

1056. Yeah, I bet you have.

1057. Seems like you made a bunch of new friends around here, huh?

1058. See, we were just wondering if maybe you could explain—

1059. Roy!

1060. Thanks for stopping by.

1061. Be seeing you, Nate.

1062. What was all that about?

1063. Roy says the police have been following him.

1064. He's paranoid about infiltrators.

1065. Infiltrators, huh?

1066. Yeah.

1067. That's why the police are on his ass?

1068. Have you seen how that guy behaves?

1069. It's a miracle he's not in jail already.

1070. Right.

1071. You want to help us with something?

1072. Sure, what's up?

1073. I'm throwing a youth event for Hitler's birthday.

1074. There's a campground a couple miles from here.

1075. - Help us scout it. - Sounds good.

1076. It's amazing how much land there is right outside D.C.

1077. Let me ask you something, Nathan.

1078. What's your opinion on infiltration?

1079. Well, how do you mean?

1080. How do we prevent it?

1081. Well, it's tough.

1082. For one thing, you gotta keep guys with rap sheets out of important positions.

1083. That's... That's how they flip most people.

1084. We have a polygraph back at the compound.

1085. Maybe we should make everybody take it.

1086. I mean, I think someone who's trained can beat a polygraph without blinking.

1087. Yeah, maybe we should just do background checks for everybody.

1088. Get everyone's records and documents together?

1089. Yeah, I mean, for informants, that might work.

1090. But for law enforcement, they just forge whatever they need.

1091. Yeah, but with a few phone calls, you know, a cover only runs so deep.

1092. Do you suspect someone?

1093. It's like they say at these rallies.

1094. You look to the left, look to the right, ya' know, one of these people is a snitch.

1095. It's the left.

1096. Turn left right up here.

1097. You okay there, Nate?

1098. You look a little off?

1099. No, I'm good.

1100. Just... tired... been a long day.

1101. Well, I think this is a great location. What do you think?

1102. Yeah, I like it.

1103. Well, what about the permits, though?

1104. Tell them we're a Christian organization, holding a youth event.

1105. I gotta ask you something.

1106. Roy said he contacted the NPRC.

1107. Said there's no record of you having served in the Marines.

1108. You mean Roy went and filed a 180

1109. with a government that he fucking hates, just to... okay.

1110. I was on a WMD squad, so that's black ops.

1111. And he knows that. Fucker.

1112. Wait, hold on, are you guys taking this seriously?

1113. Is that what that was all about in the truck?

1114. Because, I understand you have to do your due diligence or whatever,

1115. but that's a fucking serious accusation!

1116. I don't need to take that shit from anybody!

1117. - Hey. Hey. Hey, hey, hey! - Least of all from—

1118. Okay.

1119. Let's get out of here.

1120. Nate, listen. We need to get the serial numbers first, and then—

1121. No, look, I don't have time for that!

1122. What if he wasn't convinced? What if he calls Wolf?

1123. The account name is Nate Foster, please.

1124. You don't know if he was convinced!

1125. You don't even know if they talk, okay? You're being—

1126. Yeah, I'd like $7,500 in cash.

1127. You're a man of your word, which is a rare thing in this movement.

1128. So, listen, Dallas, my investor is very excited,

1129. but he wants to know some more about what you're planning, some details.

1130. Oh, okay, I think it was all in the presentation,

1131. but, we start with online in Tampa, and then we move down the—

1132. - No, no, I mean, beyond that. - Beyond Florida?

1133. Beyond the show, like what we talked about.

1134. The actions we're gonna take.

1135. I'm sorry, Nate. I lost you. What do you mean?

1136. What I mean is, you have been talking a lot

1137. about a lot of big things that are coming.

1138. Bigger than Oklahoma City, bigger than 9/11—

1139. Oh, yeah, for sure.

1140. Which is why expanding the show is so important.

1141. Right, and I have been spending a lot of time with Andrew at the Aryan Alliance.

1142. He told me you'd been working together.

1143. Well, yeah, sure, I mean, he came to the rally.

1144. No, no, what my investor needs to know is what are

1145. the concrete steps that you are taking to start the race war.

1146. As I said to you before,

1147. I have the expertise, the connections, the tools.

1148. Maybe there's some kind of misunderstanding.

1149. I thought we were talking about expanding the show.

1150. Yeah, which my investor is happy to do,

1151. but if you're not willing to be honest about the other actions you're taking,

1152. then he's not gonna be able to support you.

1153. Okay, Nate, fair enough.

1154. Sorry it didn't work out.

1155. I saw the plans, Dallas, for the water system.

1156. Andrew showed them to me, okay?

1157. So, I know all about it, and now I just need you

1158. to stop pretending, and be honest with me.

1159. This is private property.

1160. You're no longer welcome here. I'm asking you to leave.

1161. Come on, Dallas. I'm on your side.

1162. Get the fuck out. Now.

1163. Fuck.

1164. We're going to the office, Dallas Wolf is there.

1165. - You brought him in? - No. He came to us.

1166. Sir. I didn't know you'd be here.

1167. Has anyone talked to him?

1168. No, no, of course not. No, it's your show.

1169. So, Dallas. Or should I call you Randy? That is your real name.

1170. You can call me whatever you like, Agent Zamparo.

1171. Any reason you're using an assumed name?

1172. I'm a public entertainer.

1173. Fine. So, tell me why you're here today.

1174. I'm here because of the guy I called about.

1175. He shows up at my conference, talking about investing in my show.

1176. But then, he's telling me how he can get highly regulated items.

1177. And talking about plans to the water system, and threatening me!

1178. His name is Nate Thomas, and if he does anything crazy,

1179. I don't want to be associated with it.

1180. Did he give you money?

1181. - He tried to. - How much?

1182. - $7,500. - Wow. That's a lot.

1183. - Why would he do that? - Because he's a wacko!

1184. A lot of these nutjobs approach me.

1185. But this guy is on another level.

1186. You have no idea why you, of all people,

1187. would be approached by this guy?

1188. No, Agent Zamparo, I don't.

1189. Right. Let me play you something, okay, Randy?

1190. I have information about a truck accident

1191. outside D.C. last night, involving classified radioactive material,

1192. but now, the FBI is trying to cover it all up. Why?

1193. You've gotta be kidding me.

1194. It's a radio show. It's entertainment!

1195. So you think it's entertaining to predict and incite terrorist attacks?

1196. Whether I think it's entertaining is irrelevant.

1197. Why don't you talk to somebody around here

1198. who knows something about the law, preferably a man!

1199. Brandenburg vs. Ohio, 1969, it is not illegal to advocate violence.

1200. The First Amendment doesn't protect people

1201. who have knowledge of an actual crime!

1202. What knowledge of a crime do I have?

1203. Well, why don't you tell me, Randy? What is this accident?

1204. What is this FBI cover-up?

1205. Why are you living at an unregistered address?

1206. And why is that location lighting up a Geiger counter?

1207. You've been following me? You've been casing my house?

1208. Why don't you answer my questions?

1209. Let me show you something. Do you mind?

1210. Help yourself.

1211. From the White Action Network blog, AryanMother88 writes,

1212. "I was driving down 301 last night,

1213. and the FBI had cordoned off an accident with hazmat tape.

1214. I haven't seen anything on the news.

1215. So what is the ZOG covering up?"

1216. As for the unregistered address, I live with my mom,

1217. and I'd like to keep that private, if it's okay with you?

1218. And your Geiger counter is lighting up because I have prostate cancer!

1219. I know your type.

1220. You think you've got it all figured out, and you don't know shit.

1221. I'm an entertainer. I do this for money, and for fun.

1222. And I don't give a fuck about ZOG, or the race war or any of that shit.

1223. I tell these jackasses what they want to hear, and they worship me for it.

1224. So fuck you, Agent Zamparo.

1225. Can you open the door, please?

1226. - Now, Tom, look... - "Now, Tom," what, "look", what?

1227. Really, what could you possibly have to say?

1228. Because this is a fucking disaster!

1229. I warned you, I tried to tell you.

1230. - We still might have a weapons case! - We ran those serial numbers.

1231. Every single one of those guns is legally registered. Every one!

1232. Okay, so you think there's nothing to any of this? Right?

1233. The prepaid cellphones? The barracks for 200 guys?

1234. - The water system plans? - They're conspiracy theorists!

1235. It's all talk! He keeps those plans around

1236. to trot out when he wants to act like a big shot!

1237. What are they gonna do,

1238. they're gonna put radioactive material in the water supply?

1239. That doesn't make any fucking sense!

1240. You two, you pull this from here, and that from there,

1241. and you're making up this whole big fucking story

1242. in your head, and it's bullshit!

1243. You know, we see what we want to see!

1244. Well, now you've compromised him, and you've compromised the Bureau,

1245. and you've wasted all our fucking time!

1246. This happens sometimes, you know?

1247. - I mean, it sucks, but— - "This happens"?

1248. Is that all you're gonna fucking say after we find out all of this?

1249. Everything you fucking put me through has been for nothing?

1250. It's the nature of the work.

1251. No! This... this happened because of your pet theory!

1252. And like an idiot, I went along with it!

1253. "Oh, yeah, she's an expert," I thought.

1254. "She knows what she's doing!"

1255. I'm sorry, Nate.

1256. Fucking why? Why are you even sorry?

1257. This has been great for you! You got the thrill back!

1258. You got the excitement you've been wanting,

1259. you got an escape from your little suburban life,

1260. - by manipulating me! - No, that is not fair!

1261. I thought we had a case!

1262. God, do you even know how many dead ends I've been down?

1263. No, you fucking knew!

1264. You knew I was so eager,

1265. so desperate to do something meaningful,

1266. to actually work on a real case in this place,

1267. that I would do anything you wanted,

1268. while you just sat back and enjoyed the ride!

1269. Yeah. Fuck!

1270. Nate!

1271. Hey, good to see you! I've been calling you!

1272. Yeah, I know, I'm sorry about that, I've been really busy. Um...

1273. I just wanted to return these.

1274. I'm heading out of town for a couple of months,

1275. gonna work on setting up the business on the West Coast.

1276. Oh, wow, wow, well, please come in.

1277. That's nice of you, but I don't think I can.

1278. Come on, just for a cup of tea?

1279. Is everything okay, Nate?

1280. Yeah, yeah, why do you ask?

1281. Well, you said you're... headed out west.

1282. Yeah, I'm gonna work on setting up the business on the West Coast.

1283. Right.

1284. God, it's hard to find what we're looking for in life.

1285. But then, I listen to something like that.

1286. One man made something... that will make millions,

1287. maybe billions of people feel the way we just did.

1288. We all have that power, Nate. All of us.

1289. Honestly, I used to feel that way, Gerry.

1290. I always felt like I could change the world.

1291. You know, I could... right wrongs, you know, fight injustice.

1292. Nate, listen, it's guys like us that feel these things the most. Idealists.

1293. Yeah, I just keep thinking about that quote.

1294. "For evil to triumph, it only takes good men to do nothing."

1295. But how? You know, fucking how?

1296. I'm sorry. I'm sorry, Gerry, I shouldn't be...

1297. - It's all right. - I'm just really tired.

1298. You know, Nate,

1299. maybe you're going about this the wrong way.

1300. Rallies, the speeches, the politics...

1301. That's not how change is gonna come.

1302. It's gonna come from the unknown soldiers,

1303. from the leaderless resistance.

1304. How do you mean?

1305. Let's go out back.

1306. I made some improvements to the tree house.

1307. Talking frankly is something we have to be very careful about.

1308. - Something we always do outdoors. - Right, of course.

1309. You know, I've thinking about this for a long time, Nate, years really.

1310. What's needed is an event.

1311. What kind of event?

1312. An event that wakes people up.

1313. They're sleepwalkers out there.

1314. They're blind. Think about this regime.

1315. Media brainwashing, secret courts,

1316. mass surveillance, Waco, Ruby Ridge.

1317. Using Katrina and 9/11 to set up "refugee camps," or "detention camps",

1318. in other words; concentration camps,

1319. because who cares about the rights of a few Arabs,

1320. niggers and racists, if it makes us safer?

1321. Right? That's how it all starts.

1322. All the lies that the Zionists tell about Nazi Germany,

1323. that's what's actually happening right now!

1324. The irony of it! Right?

1325. That's why we gotta be smart.

1326. That's why the event has to force the ZOG to show its hand.

1327. It's gotta reveal the men behind the curtain.

1328. Because it's not the event that wakes people up,

1329. it's the reaction to the event.

1330. Yes! Yes, you get it!

1331. Yeah, Look at the Sons of Liberty. Look at the IRA.

1332. That is how you start a revolution.

1333. Yeah, yeah, I always felt this kinship with you, Nate.

1334. And... I wanted to talk openly with you,

1335. but I just haven't known you that long, but, I know in my heart, I can trust you.

1336. You can. You can, Gerry, I want to help.

1337. I want to make a difference.

1338. Okay.

1339. I still got connections from my Africa days.

1340. Okay, and we have the means to create that kind of event.

1341. But, Nate, if you get involved...

1342. we may not live to see the world we're building.

1343. But I'll have helped to build it.

1344. A man's body dies, but his deeds live forever.

1345. There's a way you can help us.

1346. - Okay, yeah. - Come here.

1347. We need to talk to the S.A.C., now!

1348. Oh, my Lord, who the hell wrapped it?

1349. You guys aren't trying to give it a bath!

1350. Oh, hey, guys!

1351. Sorry abut that, just having some technical difficulties over here.

1352. - No problem! - Be right over...

1353. - Okay, one, two... - Hey, Morgan, David...

1354. I want you to meet somebody. This is Nate.

1355. Morgan, good to meet you.

1356. - Greetings, sir. I'm David. - Hey, you guys.

1357. So is the wedding out here?

1358. Yeah, it's right over here. It's beautiful, isn't it?

1359. Wait till we see it all lit up.

1360. Pure of spirit and pure of race,

1361. these two souls commit themselves to the defense

1362. and prosperity of their sacred blood.

1363. May their sons and daughters fill this land,

1364. forever honoring their duty to folk, kindred, soil, and honor.

1365. I know you guys don't know Nate that well.

1366. But he's a good man and he's a good soldier.

1367. If you trust me, you can trust him.

1368. No luck yet.

1369. No one wants to sell to an anonymous buyer.

1370. If we give up that prepaid phone crap, I use my real name,

1371. I got three guys I can get it from right now. If we do it the morning of—

1372. Yeah, I thought we were at least trying to do this without getting caught?

1373. Guys, guys... Nate has a potential solution for us.

1374. TATP. It's much better than ammonium nitrate anyway.

1375. A smaller quantity will give you a much bigger blast.

1376. Yeah, well, sure, but where are we gonna get that?

1377. I run a medical supply company.

1378. And you're gonna get TATP?

1379. I know it's not the easiest thing, but, I've got some connections.

1380. I can make a few calls and loop back with Gerry.

1381. Assuming I can, what are we gonna do about the cesium powder itself?

1382. Ready when we need it.

1383. No, I mean, how are we going to handle it?

1384. Well we've got heavy gloves, and we've got goggles.

1385. No... radioactive particles will pass through those

1386. as easy as anything else, including your skin.

1387. - Well, what do you suggest? - I think we need suits.

1388. They'll be pretty bulky, but we only need to wear them

1389. when the powder's out in the open.

1390. When do we need them by?

1391. Well, we've just been waiting for the explosive.

1392. If you can get the TATP, Sunday is our day.

1393. You guys remember Timothy McVeigh's last words?

1394. Yeah, he read Invictus.

1395. "It matters not how strait the gait,

1396. how charged with punishments the scroll,

1397. I am the master of my fate: I am the captain of my soul."

1398. Are you sure this is gonna look right?

1399. Wow. Looks great.

1400. The secret is the smell. Where's the bleach powder?

1401. Oh, it's right over here.

1402. And you're sure they're not gonna try and test this somehow?

1403. Yeah, that's why terrorists love TATP.

1404. You can't identify it without a mass spectrometer.

1405. Okay, if you say so.

1406. Yeah. Yeah, I'm here now.

1407. Sunday, so team's in place Friday night.

1408. Look, can I just say

1409. I'm sorry about what I said to you the other day.

1410. I was exhausted.

1411. Don't worry about it.

1412. That's what this job does to you.

1413. Keep at it another ten years

1414. and you'll turn into a real asshole... like me.

1415. It's totally secure.

1416. We can keep everything in here, and then, on game day,

1417. we can use this space to put it all together.

1418. Great, great. This is great, Nate.

1419. And here... is...

1420. the TATP.

1421. - No problems, inquiries? - Nope. All good.

1422. Morgan's a pharmacist.

1423. All right.

1424. These crystals seem a little small.

1425. Smells about right. Okay, let's test it.

1426. Test it? You got a mass spectrometer in your bag?

1427. No, we'll just see if it burns.

1428. What? No, whoa, whoa! Hold on, what do you mean?

1429. Burn it? What are you talking about?

1430. Well, we use a sample, we set it alight.

1431. It burns for a while before it explodes. I saw it on YouTube.

1432. Are you insane? Do you know how dangerous this stuff is?--

1433. Hey, you are not the only one with experience!

1434. This is a highly unstable substance, okay?

1435. It's sensitive to heat, friction—

1436. Which is why I'll do the test carefully!

1437. Now you want to see the video? Because I have it here on my phone!

1438. I don't give a shit about what's on your phone!

1439. We are not lighting this stuff on fire!

1440. You know how many bomb techs I saw get their faces blown off

1441. trying to deal with this stuff in Iraq?

1442. I've worked with this company for two years!

1443. They are not gonna send me a container full of baking soda, okay?

1444. Gerry, this doesn't work for me, okay, if he doesn't trust me,

1445. - or my suppliers— - We need to test the fucking stuff!

1446. You don't fucking trust me or my suppliers, that is your problem!

1447. You want to use ammonium nitrate, fine with me!

1448. - Okay. Alright, alright, - Fine with me.

1449. Nate, Nate, Nate. All right.

1450. It's fine, it's fine. Morgan, Morgan, he's right.

1451. Come on. He's right.

1452. So, can we see the suits?

1453. And it's kind of hard with the gloves,

1454. but... and you zip that up and fasten along there.

1455. You guys, what would be worse, radiation poisoning

1456. or wearing this thing around for a couple hours?

1457. Yeah.

1458. So if you ever have any doubt

1459. white men created civilization, just go have a look.

1460. How do you reason with someone like that?

1461. How can you ever hope to change their mind?

1462. Hello?

1463. Hey, hey, listen, something's wrong.

1464. David drove to Frederick County

1465. early this morning and went to a farm supply.

1466. It looks like he bought ammonium nitrate.

1467. And now they're all at Gerry's.

1468. But it's Saturday?

1469. And why do they need ammonium nitrate?

1470. I don't know. Me and Hernandez are heading over

1471. to meet the surveillance team at Gerry's now.

1472. - What are you going to do? - I don't know!

1473. No! No! You can not raid them yet!

1474. You don't even know if they have the cesium?

1475. And Gerry's phone's off. Okay, I have to go over there.

1476. No, Nate! It—

1477. Nate... come here!

1478. What are you doing here?

1479. I was calling, you didn't answer. I got worried.

1480. - Bullshit! Why are you here? - I just told you!

1481. I'm gonna give you one more chance.

1482. Okay, what the fuck is wrong with this guy?

1483. I called three times, you didn't answer any of them!

1484. I got worried something happened to you!

1485. Put it down, he's telling the truth!

1486. - Were you followed? - No, I wasn't!

1487. - Are you sure? - Yes! I was worried,

1488. so I was checking constantly!

1489. Okay, calm down, everybody calm down.

1490. Okay, can somebody tell me what is going on?

1491. I sent David to do surveillance on your shop last night.

1492. I saw an electrical crew go into the building across the street.

1493. - So? - In the middle of the night?

1494. Could there be like a power problem?

1495. No, they must have traced the TATP you ordered.

1496. - Okay, if they're on to the shop... - Fuck.

1497. they're on to you.

1498. You sure you weren't followed?

1499. - Yes! - If he said he wasn't, he wasn't!

1500. Stay calm, keep your eyes open.

1501. Morgan, get back to work, please, Jesus.

1502. We had to move forward, immediately.

1503. It would have been only a matter of time

1504. before they were on to us, too.

1505. And you weren't gonna let me know?

1506. Nate, I'm sorry. It's too risky.

1507. Well, he's here now, let's get him to help!

1508. What about the TATP?

1509. David got ammonium nitrate instead.

1510. He used his name, so the jig is up.

1511. They'll know it's us.

1512. It's not gonna matter tomorrow.

1513. We're in this to the end now, Nate. Do you understand?

1514. They're not gonna take us alive.

1515. All right, let me help.

1516. Okay, okay, good. Come over here.

1517. I— I should go wash up so I don't contaminate anything.

1518. Oh...

1519. Hey, Nate! How are you?

1520. - Nate! - The cesium is here!

1521. All right, everyone! Let's get ready to do this!

1522. No! Angela, you have to tell him to wait.

1523. Wait? No, no, no, we need to get in there now!

1524. There are three guys in there with machine guns

1525. and they're building a bomb.

1526. This is a residential neighborhood. His wife and kids are in the house.

1527. If you come in here now, it'll be a blood bath.

1528. This is a volatile situation.

1529. Yeah, which is why we need to move now...

1530. No, he doesn't get it! These guys are fanatics!

1531. They will not be taken alive!

1532. Tom, you're not in there! We have to listen to him.

1533. And what the fuck happens if the explosives go off

1534. while we're waiting around?

1535. Nate, you got 60 seconds to disarm those guys,

1536. because we're coming in.

1537. Okay, let's get these suits ready

1538. Okay, let's get ready to move! We are almost done here!

1539. Fuck! The cesium spilled!

1540. Shit, get the suits on! Go, go, go!

1541. Come on!

1542. Come on, help me! Help me!

1543. Get zipped up! Get zipped up!

1544. Son of a... Shit, come on!

1545. - Come on, get your hood on! - No! No!

1546. You guys, stop!

1547. Get the gun!

1548. It's me! It's me! It's me!

1549. Are you okay? You all right?

1550. - You all right? - Yeah, no, I'm good, I'm good.

1551. I know my rights! I'm a patriot of the United States!

1552. - Shut your fucking mouth! - Fuck you!

1553. Come on, get up!

1554. Surprise!

1555. The paperwork came in... Houston.

1556. Yeah... Texas. Can you believe it?

1557. Good margaritas, I hear.

1558. Yeah.

1559. Yeah, I'm gonna miss it here, though.

1560. Well, "it's" going to miss you, too.

1561. "This should have been a noble creature;

1562. he hath all the energy which would have made

1563. a goodly frame of glorious elements,

1564. had they been wisely mingled."

1565. Gerry?

1566. Yeah, Gerry, and all of them, really.

1567. Yeah, that's why you were the right guy for the job.

1568. What do you mean?

1569. Why do you think I picked you?

1570. I knew that you would understand them.

1571. And they'd understand you.

1572. And the more authentic you became with them,

1573. the more authentic they'd become with you.

1574. Because when it comes down to it,

1575. there really is only one essential ingredient to fascism.

1576. It's victimhood.

1577. I blamed those... black kids,

1578. and I blamed this school,

1579. I blamed the cops; I blamed everybody.

1580. I was gonna hurt everyone else the way they hurt me.

1581. I look at you guys and I see myself.

1582. But, you guys don't have to make the same mistakes I did.

1583. You don't have to be victims.

1584. Hey.

1585. - Hey. - Hey.

1586. That was great.

1587. Thanks. Dude, thanks...

1588. Thanks for coming by.

1589. I'm so proud of you, Johnny.

1590. You know what they say...

1591. It all begins with the word.