24 (TV Series)
Day 2: 1:00 a.m.-2:00 a.m. (2003)
Ted Sutton: General Blaye
Quotes
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General Blaye : Our planes are currently over the Atlantic: the first of them will be reaching their targets in just under three hours
President David Palmer : Are the pilots' communications possible?
General Blaye : COMM is open to them. Planes can be ordered back at any time
President David Palmer : Good
General Blaye : Sir, I don't know if anyone's told you, the sooner we can lock this mission down, the more comfortable the Joint Chiefs will be with it
President David Palmer : Well, my job is not to make the Joint Chiefs comfortable. Thank you, that will be all
Mike Novick : [while walking into the conference room] Mr. President, there's been a development in Murrieta, the National Guard took on a more aggressive posture at our request but the disturbance got more than they could handle
President David Palmer : What happened?
Lynne Kresge : Two people were killed Sir. The National Guard started shooting rubber bullets into the crowd and there were two fatal hits. One of the victims was a leader of the dissent and...
President David Palmer : And?
Lynne Kresge : And the other was a young boy Sir. He was Middle Eastern and he was from one of the families we were trying to protect
President David Palmer : [Stands up in disappointment] what's going on now?
Mike Novick : They've made some arrests but the crowd is still moving. Now we might want to think about taking a step back. Maybe the presence of the National Guard is making it worse
Lynne Kresge : If we step back now, those families will be left completely unprotected
Mike Novick : Yeah
President David Palmer : A young boy, what was his name?
Lynne Kresge : I don't know Sir
President David Palmer : The boy had a name, find out
Lynne Kresge : [Before leaving] indeed I will Sir
Mike Novick : [Walking up to him] it was a tragic accident
President David Palmer : Tell the National Guard to hold their ground. I want that neighborhood protected. I want order restored
Mike Novick : Yes Sir