- Saul Berenson: It's almost over.
- Carrie Mathison: No, it's too hard. I can't keep going.
- Saul Berenson: Yes, you can.
- Jessica Brody: Look, Mrs. Carras, I wanna find them as much as you do. And if there's anything I can do to help...
- Officer Simon: It's not an official missing person for twenty-four hours.
- Officer Mills: The state police have a description, and they're aware that Leo's a fugitive from here.
- Leo Carras: A fugitive?
- Officer Simon: Most of the time in these situations, from my experience, kids show up after a few hours. They're out blowing off some steam.
- Officer Mills: It's hormones. Young love. Come on. We've all been there.
- Leo Carras: It's not hormones. He's under a bad influence.
- Jessica Brody: [insulted] Excuse me?
- Lynn Carras: We know who you are, Mrs. Brody.
- Jessica Brody: Then you should know that my daughter is not responsible for what her father did.
- Saul Berenson: [Carrie unexpectedly shows up at his house] What are you doing here?
- Carrie Mathison: Don't worry. I wasn't followed.
- Saul Berenson: You sure?
- Carrie Mathison: Yeah, I'm sure. I used every trick in the book. Took me over five hours to get here.
- Carrie Mathison: It worked, Saul. They picked me up this morning.
- Saul Berenson: Who did?
- Carrie Mathison: A man named Franklin. He took me to a house in Potomac where I met with Leland Bennett.
- Saul Berenson: The lawyer.
- Carrie Mathison: Yes.
- Saul Berenson: What did he say? What did he say, Carrie? What were his exact words?
- Carrie Mathison: He said his client recently lost six business associates and would like to know how those men were identified and targeted.
- Saul Berenson: Javadi.
- Carrie Mathison: It has to be.
- Saul Berenson: Did you hold out for a meeting in person?
- Carrie Mathison: I did it just the way you said. I told Bennett the meeting had to be face to face.
- Saul Berenson: And he went for it?
- [she half-smiles, and he chuckles]
- Saul Berenson: Oh, you're an amazing person, Carrie Mathison. Amazing.
- Dar Adal: Carrie?
- Saul Berenson: Yeah, I just heard.
- Dar Adal: She's angry and vulnerable. Right now she could be saying anything to anybody.
- Saul Berenson: Do we know who petitioned the judge to get her discharged?
- Dar Adal: No.
- Saul Berenson: Maybe it was her family.
- Dar Adal: Not according to her father it wasn't. The Agency's still weak, Saul. It could die of the common cold. And she's a full-blown contagion.
- Saul Berenson: Find her. Get her off the street.
- Fara Sherazi: I did what you said. I followed the money.
- Saul Berenson: The missing five percent.
- Fara Sherazi: Right. Turns out it's skimmed off the top once the funds arrive in Caracas at the HLBC subsidiary there.
- Saul Berenson: Which happens when?
- Fara Sherazi: The third Friday of each month.
- Saul Berenson: Tell me how it works.
- Fara Sherazi: Well, first it's converted into small bills, stacked on pallets, loaded into a truck, and delivered in the dead of the night to the Estadio Capital, where it's held at the box office until the next day and declared as receipts for the weekly football match. I bet you didn't know that Del Paraíso F.C. draws more fans on those Saturdays than they have seats in their stadium.
- Saul Berenson: That's a hell of a way to clean money.
- Fara Sherazi: And lots of it. By our estimates, over $45 million during the last ten years.
- Saul Berenson: So somebody's got a sidebar with the bank. Who? Owner of the team?
- Fara Sherazi: Probably. Except it's hard to know who that is exactly. The club is structured in such a way so as to shield the identity of its majority shareholder.
- Saul Berenson: You got a candidate, though, don't you?
- Fara Sherazi: I do. Just not one that makes sense. Nasser Hejazi.
- Saul Berenson: Say again?
- Fara Sherazi: Nasser Hejazi. Do you know him?
- Saul Berenson: I know he played goalkeeper for Iran's 1978 World Cup team. He's a legend there.
- Fara Sherazi: Well, it can't be that Nasser Hejazi.
- Saul Berenson: Why not?
- Fara Sherazi: Because he's dead.
- Saul Berenson: Where were we?
- Fara Sherazi: Exactly nowhere.
- Saul Berenson: Unless...
- Fara Sherazi: What?
- Saul Berenson: Say I'm an Iranian official, whose job it is to fund terrorist operations in the Western hemisphere.
- Fara Sherazi: Okay.
- Saul Berenson: Say I'm watching all these bankers get rich on the deal. Why not me, too?
- Fara Sherazi: Well, because you'd be taking a huge risk, for one thing.
- Saul Berenson: Which is why I go to such great lengths to launder the proceeds, all the while hiding behind a false identity.
- Fara Sherazi: Like a goalkeeper.
- Saul Berenson: Right.
- Fara Sherazi: Still, if the Revolutionary Guard ever finds out you've been embezzling all that money...
- Saul Berenson: Maybe I'm getting to the end of my career. Maybe I'm looking to retire in style. Maybe I've always dreamed of owning a soccer team.
- Fara Sherazi: Javadi? Why Javadi?
- Saul Berenson: Because it was his operation in the first place. 'Cause it makes sense that he was the one to approach the Venezuelan bank. And because Nasser Hejazi was his boyhood hero.
- [Fara grins]
- Saul Berenson: Don't smile yet. Right now it's just a theory.
- Fara Sherazi: So it is him. Javadi.
- Saul Berenson: That's him, third from the right. Jesus, he's gotten old.
- Fara Sherazi: Standing next to him is Edgar Cedeno, the banker we targeted in last month's mission.
- Saul Berenson: When was this photograph taken?
- Fara Sherazi: 2009. According to passenger manifests, Javadi visited Venezuela exactly twice. Once at the time of this photograph, and once in November 2003.
- Saul Berenson: To set up the deal with Cedeno's bank.
- Fara Sherazi: Each time traveling under the name Nasser Hejazi.
- Saul Berenson: His alter ego. He couldn't resist the joke. Now it's gonna bury him.
- Fara Sherazi: With your blessing, I'd like to open an OFAC investigation into his majority ownership position at the Del Paraíso Football Club.
- Saul Berenson: No.
- Fara Sherazi: Why not?
- Saul Berenson: Now's the time for patience. Don't force the pieces. Store them away.
- Fara Sherazi: But we have him. He's embezzled over $45 million from the Revolutionary Guard.
- Saul Berenson: They get wind of it, they'll just put him up against a wall, they'll shoot him.
- Fara Sherazi: Good.
- Saul Berenson: No. It's of negative value. He's second in command at the intelligence directorate, Fara. He ordered the attack on this building. I need him in a room.
- Fara Sherazi: You want to interrogate him.
- Saul Berenson: I want to rip him down to the studs. I want the name of every agent he's ever run in the United States. And I wanna know just how close the regime is to a nuclear weapon.
- Carrie Mathison: What is this place?
- Leland Bennett: The firm keeps it for our more privacy-sensitive clients. It's a pleasure to meet you.
- Carrie Mathison: I tried to tell your colleague, Mr., um...
- Leland Bennett: Franklin.
- Carrie Mathison: Mr. Franklin. Uh... you're wasting your time.
- Leland Bennett: Well, how do you know that when you haven't heard our proposal?
- Carrie Mathison: Well, I'm not for sale.
- Leland Bennett: Well, we're not trying to buy you. Really. And no one's gonna ask you to do anything you're too uncomfortable with.
- Carrie Mathison: Well, I'm already uncomfortable.
- Leland Bennett: It's up to you to draw the line you won't cross.
- Carrie Mathison: For all I know, you're FBI and this is a sting.
- [he snickers]
- Carrie Mathison: What's so funny?
- Leland Bennett: You have an active imagination.
- Carrie Mathison: Well, somebody shut down my bank account and repossessed my car.
- Leland Bennett: Your own agency did that to you.
- Carrie Mathison: Yeah, that's my point. I'm not going to jail.
- Leland Bennett: It seems to me you're already there.
- Leland Bennett: Our firm has long-standing relationships with several countries in the Middle East. We lobby on their behalf, quietly represent their interests here in Washington.
- Carrie Mathison: Yeah, I know how this works. So what does your client want?
- Leland Bennett: To pick your brain from time to time. Put you retainer, as it were.
- Carrie Mathison: Pick my brain? On what subject?
- Leland Bennett: Your area of expertise.
- Carrie Mathison: For example?
- Leland Bennett: For example, he recently lost six business associates. Maybe you heard about it.
- Carrie Mathison: So this is Iran we're talking about.
- Leland Bennett: He'd like to know how those men were identified and targeted.
- Carrie Mathison: That line you mentioned? We just crossed it.
- Carrie Mathison: Iran was behind the Langley bombing.
- Leland Bennett: Which they carried out in retaliation for Israeli air strikes on their nuclear facilities.
- Carrie Mathison: I reject the comparison.
- Leland Bennett: Why? It's one military target for another. Iran takes great care of its propotional response to acts of aggression. An airliner for an airliner. A Mossad agent for a physicist.
- Carrie Mathison: Sounds like you've drunk the Kool-Aid.
- Leland Bennett: I'm a professional. I'm paid to make arguments, not wave a flag.
- Carrie Mathison: [turning to leave] Goodbye, Mr. Bennett.
- Leland Bennett: You'll be back in county lockup by the end of the day, put there by the very institutions you're trying to protect.
- Carrie Mathison: I'll take my chances.
- Leland Bennett: Are you familiar with the term "controversialize"?
- Carrie Mathison: No.
- Leland Bennett: Well, that's what they're doing to you. They're turning you into the story. They started by leaking your relationship with Congressman Brody. Next it was Saul Berenson's testimony in front of the Senate Select Committee. Then they had you committed. Pretty soon it's not a story about a terrorist attack anymore, or how the people meant to protect us screwed up. It's about you. It's about sex between a bipolar CIA officer and her brainwashed boyfriend.
- Carrie Mathison: I'm not a traitor.
- Leland Bennett: No. What you are is a liability, to a lot of people who've got a lot to lose. So far they've kept your name out of the press, but how long do you think that's gonna last? And what happens then? I'll tell you what. You're destroyed. You're a pariah. And in six months or a year, if you haven't killed yourself by then, they'll do it for you. You're naïve to think they won't. You'll slip in the shower, or they'll force-feed you lithium 'till your heart stops, or they'll hang you on a doorknob and call it suicide.
- Leland Bennett: Let us help you, Carrie. We're very good at it.
- Carrie Mathison: You can keep me out of the hospital?
- Leland Bennett: I can.
- Carrie Mathison: I'm broke. I don't have a dime to my name.
- Leland Bennett: You'll be compensated handsomely.
- Carrie Mathison: Well, then, I never want to see you again, Mr. Bennett. I will see your client. But only him. And only face to face.
- Leland Bennett: That could be a problem.
- Carrie Mathison: His problem. And tell him I won't name names, either. I won't betray my people in the field.
- Leland Bennett: It's between you and him.
- Carrie Mathison: No. That is non-negotiable.
- Leland Bennett: Okay. Think of it this way. Maybe you two can find some common ground. Put the world right. Save us all.
- Carrie Mathison: [quietly] Fuck you.
- Leland Bennett: I'm sorry, did you say something?
- Carrie Mathison: Yeah. Fuck you.