The Art of War Page #2
A nurse will be with you in a minute
to finish.
Thank you.
It's a good thing I'm an a**hole...
...otherwise, I'd feel guilty.
You should.
How is it?
Oh he did a nice job.
Those people make good doctors.
What?
Asians. Chinese.
You know, they're smart and well-educated.
These people have got to stop getting
shot on the job.
I can arrange that.
Well, you're too young to retire, so...
Yeah, I'm young, but I ain't dumb.
Don't that burn?
Yes.
-Frank.
-What you got?
F***ing thing came off
a Chinese freighter yesterday.
The longshoremen didn't think much of it.
Until the sun came up.
Sh*t.
Our... forensic guy here picked this up.
Oh, I- I don't speak that language,
so I wouldn't know what that means.
Translator says it's Vietnamese.
Talks about the UN moving them
from some refugee camp in Hong Kong...
-...looking for a new life in America.
-Hong Kong refugees. Ray!
Call Amnesty. See if they can trace these
to the ones that disappeared last month.
Yeah, sure, chief.
Thanks.
That's quite a statement,
if that's what they wanted to make. Guys!
Think it has something to do
with the big Chinese conference in town?
Under UN, the supervision.
"The fact remains that although these
refugees were housed in Hong Kong...
"...they were under the supervision
of UN officers."
Sweatshop.
"You talk of human rights.
"Three miles from here, sweatshops.
"A mile from here,
homeless people living in doorways.
"Yet you lecture my country...
"...on our human rights record.
-"The only right that concerns me--"
-Chinese Ambassador Jian Tze Wu.
In two days,
China signs a UN trade agreement...
...ending 50 years of isolation,
not only culturally, but commercially...
...opening the door
to 1.5 billion new consumers.
And you think Ambassador Wu is connected
to the dead refugees from the boat?
I have my suspicions.
Before becoming UN Ambassador, he was
responsible for refugee resettlement.
Here he is meeting with a group of
gentlemen tied to various Triad concerns.
Hmm... human smugglers. Slave traders.
Exactly.
something is lurking under the surface.
You always think something's lurking
under the surface.
Tonight, David Chan is hosting
a banquet honoring Ambassador Wu.
You want me to put a wire on Wu.
If you're ready. How's the shoulder?
Technically? F***ed up!
There she is. Eleanor!
Here.
I've been looking for you everywhere.
I don't believe we've met.
We still haven't, sir.
Yes, of course.
Would you excuse us, please?
We've been watching the Security Council.
He was going nuts in there.
Yes, I saw.
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