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1 | 00:00:08,248 | 00:00:12,043 | The Nikkei dropped 8%. The yen continued its free fall. | The Nikkei dropped 8%. The yen continued its free fall. |
2 | 00:00:12,127 | 00:00:15,463 | Also, the president of Togo was deposed six hours ago. | Also, the president of Togo was deposed six hours ago. |
3 | 00:00:15,547 | 00:00:22,970 | He got a plane to Nigeria. Now he's calling for American troops to help restore order. | He got a plane to Nigeria. Now he's calling for American troops to help restore order. |
4 | 00:00:23,053 | 00:00:26,014 | - This is my first day. - Yes, Mr President. | - This is my first day. - Yes, Mr President. |
5 | 00:00:26,098 | 00:00:30,143 | The New York Times is launching an investigation into voting irregularities | The New York Times is launching an investigation into voting irregularities |
6 | 00:00:30,227 | 00:00:33,646 | in six southern states. I've got Teddy on it. | in six southern states. I've got Teddy on it. |
7 | 00:00:33,730 | 00:00:37,483 | - Who are these people following me? - They work for you, Mr President. | - Who are these people following me? - They work for you, Mr President. |
8 | 00:00:37,567 | 00:00:40,695 | Also, there's a storm in the Atlantic about to hit Maine. | Also, there's a storm in the Atlantic about to hit Maine. |
9 | 00:00:40,778 | 00:00:45,783 | They're expecting gale-force winds and 20 inches of snow. | They're expecting gale-force winds and 20 inches of snow. |
10 | 00:00:48,702 | 00:00:51,830 | - Shouldn't I know who they are? - Yes, Mr President. | - Shouldn't I know who they are? - Yes, Mr President. |
11 | 00:00:51,913 | 00:00:56,084 | Emergency management teams are standing by, but we've scheduled a call | Emergency management teams are standing by, but we've scheduled a call |
12 | 00:00:56,167 | 00:00:59,545 | so you can pledge your support. | so you can pledge your support. |
13 | 00:00:59,629 | 00:01:03,841 | - They won't follow me all the time? - No, Mr President. | - They won't follow me all the time? - No, Mr President. |
14 | 00:01:03,924 | 00:01:05,926 | Good. | Good. |
15 | 00:01:06,009 | 00:01:08,887 | Hello. Holly. | Hello. Holly. |
16 | 00:01:08,970 | 00:01:14,684 | The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs is waiting for you in your office. | The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs is waiting for you in your office. |
17 | 00:01:20,606 | 00:01:25,069 | - He knows it's my first day, right? - Yes, Mr President. | - He knows it's my first day, right? - Yes, Mr President. |
18 | 00:01:25,152 | 00:01:27,279 | Good. | Good. |
19 | 00:01:28,905 | 00:01:31,616 | - Francis. - Mr President. | - Francis. - Mr President. |
20 | 00:01:34,410 | 00:01:37,705 | We need to talk, sir. It's important. | We need to talk, sir. It's important. |
21 | 00:01:37,789 | 00:01:40,541 | Guys. | Guys. |
22 | 00:01:40,624 | 00:01:42,876 | Let me enjoy the moment. | Let me enjoy the moment. |
23 | 00:01:51,926 | 00:01:54,053 | Moment's over, sir. | Moment's over, sir. |
24 | 00:01:56,014 | 00:01:58,766 | Right. | Right. |
25 | 00:01:58,849 | 00:02:01,810 | Stan, thank you. Thank you. | Stan, thank you. Thank you. |
26 | 00:02:10,318 | 00:02:14,280 | Mr President, I'm here to bring you up to speed on a programme | Mr President, I'm here to bring you up to speed on a programme |
27 | 00:02:14,364 | 00:02:18,284 | we've been running out of Cheyenne Mountain for the past seven years. | we've been running out of Cheyenne Mountain for the past seven years. |
28 | 00:02:18,367 | 00:02:21,036 | I've already had my top-secret briefing. | I've already had my top-secret briefing. |
29 | 00:02:21,120 | 00:02:23,497 | Yes, Mr President, but not this. | Yes, Mr President, but not this. |
30 | 00:02:26,083 | 00:02:31,546 | For the past seven years, the Air Force has been sending teams to other planets | For the past seven years, the Air Force has been sending teams to other planets |
31 | 00:02:31,629 | 00:02:35,425 | by means of an alien device known as the Stargate. | by means of an alien device known as the Stargate. |
32 | 00:02:36,509 | 00:02:41,514 | That's funny. That's very funny. My first day. | That's funny. That's very funny. My first day. |
33 | 00:02:41,597 | 00:02:44,683 | This is a joke, right? I have a great sense of humour. | This is a joke, right? I have a great sense of humour. |
34 | 00:02:44,766 | 00:02:49,980 | I didn't know that you had one, but good, we're finding out about each other. | I didn't know that you had one, but good, we're finding out about each other. |
35 | 00:02:50,063 | 00:02:54,025 | Now I have to call the ex-president of Togo, | Now I have to call the ex-president of Togo, |
36 | 00:02:54,108 | 00:02:59,405 | and when I'm done, apparently, the rest of the world is coming to an end. | and when I'm done, apparently, the rest of the world is coming to an end. |
37 | 00:02:59,488 | 00:03:03,867 | The ex-president of Togo will have to wait, sir. This is not a joke. | The ex-president of Togo will have to wait, sir. This is not a joke. |
38 | 00:03:09,247 | 00:03:14,127 | The United States Air Force has been sending people to other planets? | The United States Air Force has been sending people to other planets? |
39 | 00:03:14,210 | 00:03:16,170 | - Yes, sir. - For seven years? | - Yes, sir. - For seven years? |
40 | 00:03:16,254 | 00:03:19,799 | - That's correct. - By means of an alien device? | - That's correct. - By means of an alien device? |
41 | 00:03:19,882 | 00:03:21,800 | Known as the Stargate. | Known as the Stargate. |
42 | 00:04:32,365 | 00:04:35,660 | Senator McKnight is requesting we move your meeting. | Senator McKnight is requesting we move your meeting. |
43 | 00:04:35,743 | 00:04:39,121 | Trying to duck me. He doesn't want to commit on the crime bill. | Trying to duck me. He doesn't want to commit on the crime bill. |
44 | 00:04:39,205 | 00:04:41,206 | - What should I tell them? - Forget it. | - What should I tell them? - Forget it. |
45 | 00:04:41,290 | 00:04:47,462 | The son of a bitch came in on our coattails. Now it's time to pay the piper. | The son of a bitch came in on our coattails. Now it's time to pay the piper. |
46 | 00:04:48,797 | 00:04:51,591 | - What the hell were you thinking? - Mr President. | - What the hell were you thinking? - Mr President. |
47 | 00:04:51,674 | 00:04:55,720 | - Why didn't you tell me? - Sara. | - Why didn't you tell me? - Sara. |
48 | 00:04:55,803 | 00:04:58,848 | Would you excuse us for a moment, please? | Would you excuse us for a moment, please? |
49 | 00:05:01,892 | 00:05:06,771 | You've just been briefed by the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs on our new reality. | You've just been briefed by the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs on our new reality. |
50 | 00:05:06,855 | 00:05:11,985 | Not only do I find out that the Air Force is engaged in interstellar travel, | Not only do I find out that the Air Force is engaged in interstellar travel, |
51 | 00:05:12,068 | 00:05:15,738 | but I also find out that my running mate knows all about it. | but I also find out that my running mate knows all about it. |
52 | 00:05:15,821 | 00:05:19,074 | - I was under a special gag order. - Since when? | - I was under a special gag order. - Since when? |
53 | 00:05:19,158 | 00:05:21,618 | - Six years now. - That's unbelievable. | - Six years now. - That's unbelievable. |
54 | 00:05:21,702 | 00:05:24,496 | Mr President, I realise this is overwhelming, | Mr President, I realise this is overwhelming, |
55 | 00:05:24,579 | 00:05:29,709 | but what you need to know is that the Stargate is being seriously mismanaged. | but what you need to know is that the Stargate is being seriously mismanaged. |
56 | 00:05:29,793 | 00:05:34,422 | - It's urgent that we act now. - What are you talking about? | - It's urgent that we act now. - What are you talking about? |
57 | 00:05:34,505 | 00:05:39,635 | I have desperately tried to maintain some proper control and accountability, | I have desperately tried to maintain some proper control and accountability, |
58 | 00:05:39,718 | 00:05:42,804 | but the oversight in place is completely inadequate. | but the oversight in place is completely inadequate. |
59 | 00:05:42,888 | 00:05:45,640 | The military specifically. | The military specifically. |
60 | 00:05:45,724 | 00:05:50,812 | The personnel directly involved in the SGC need to be replaced immediately. | The personnel directly involved in the SGC need to be replaced immediately. |
61 | 00:05:50,895 | 00:05:55,066 | Now, I have several recommendations regarding... | Now, I have several recommendations regarding... |
62 | 00:05:55,149 | 00:05:57,943 | Whoa, Bob, hold on here. | Whoa, Bob, hold on here. |
63 | 00:05:58,027 | 00:06:03,615 | Mr President, why do you think I was ordered to keep quiet? | Mr President, why do you think I was ordered to keep quiet? |
64 | 00:06:04,658 | 00:06:08,828 | This was an attempt by the military and the previous administration | This was an attempt by the military and the previous administration |
65 | 00:06:08,912 | 00:06:14,792 | to drive a wedge between us, because they knew I was going to come after them. | to drive a wedge between us, because they knew I was going to come after them. |
66 | 00:06:14,876 | 00:06:17,586 | We need to stick together on this. | We need to stick together on this. |
67 | 00:06:17,670 | 00:06:21,882 | For God's sakes, Bob, think of the magnitude of this! | For God's sakes, Bob, think of the magnitude of this! |
68 | 00:06:21,965 | 00:06:24,509 | "For God's sake" is right. | "For God's sake" is right. |
69 | 00:06:24,593 | 00:06:29,055 | Oh, come on, Bob. If you want me to buy into your holier-than-thou position, | Oh, come on, Bob. If you want me to buy into your holier-than-thou position, |
70 | 00:06:29,139 | 00:06:32,558 | you've got to convince me you're right. | you've got to convince me you're right. |
71 | 00:06:38,856 | 00:06:42,234 | Hosted alien dignitaries. | Hosted alien dignitaries. |
72 | 00:06:42,317 | 00:06:46,071 | Acquired alien technology. | Acquired alien technology. |
73 | 00:06:46,154 | 00:06:49,240 | Travelled back in time? | Travelled back in time? |
74 | 00:06:50,074 | 00:06:52,201 | Did they really blow up a sun? | Did they really blow up a sun? |
75 | 00:06:52,869 | 00:06:55,705 | As I understand it, sir, yes, they did. | As I understand it, sir, yes, they did. |
76 | 00:06:56,372 | 00:06:59,667 | It's gotta look awfully good on the old resum�, hey? | It's gotta look awfully good on the old resum�, hey? |
77 | 00:06:59,750 | 00:07:05,338 | - They've done pretty amazing things. - You sound like a fan, Francis. | - They've done pretty amazing things. - You sound like a fan, Francis. |
78 | 00:07:05,422 | 00:07:10,510 | Well, I can't help but appreciate the number of times they've saved this world. | Well, I can't help but appreciate the number of times they've saved this world. |
79 | 00:07:10,593 | 00:07:13,471 | Some people think it wouldn't have needed saving | Some people think it wouldn't have needed saving |
80 | 00:07:13,554 | 00:07:16,515 | had we left well enough alone. | had we left well enough alone. |
81 | 00:07:16,599 | 00:07:19,643 | Well, you can't deny what's out there, sir. | Well, you can't deny what's out there, sir. |
82 | 00:07:19,727 | 00:07:22,229 | The enemy would have come for us anyway. | The enemy would have come for us anyway. |
83 | 00:07:22,312 | 00:07:24,356 | We need to be prepared. | We need to be prepared. |
84 | 00:07:24,439 | 00:07:27,734 | And no matter what anyone says, the people at the SGC | And no matter what anyone says, the people at the SGC |
85 | 00:07:27,817 | 00:07:32,363 | have done the best job anyone could under the circumstances. | have done the best job anyone could under the circumstances. |
86 | 00:07:32,447 | 00:07:38,410 | - You don't trust the vice president? - He obviously has his own agenda. | - You don't trust the vice president? - He obviously has his own agenda. |
87 | 00:07:39,912 | 00:07:43,582 | I know he tried to shut them down when he was at Appropriations. | I know he tried to shut them down when he was at Appropriations. |
88 | 00:07:43,665 | 00:07:48,211 | Frankly, the vice president knows as well as anyone else it's too late for that. | Frankly, the vice president knows as well as anyone else it's too late for that. |
89 | 00:07:48,294 | 00:07:51,672 | - If he didn't six years ago, he does now. - What does that mean? | - If he didn't six years ago, he does now. - What does that mean? |
90 | 00:07:51,756 | 00:07:56,552 | He clearly doesn't want to shut the gate down any more. He wants to control it. | He clearly doesn't want to shut the gate down any more. He wants to control it. |
91 | 00:07:58,470 | 00:08:02,391 | We have a civilian agency known as the NID. | We have a civilian agency known as the NID. |
92 | 00:08:02,474 | 00:08:05,852 | Now, its mandate has been to keep an eye | Now, its mandate has been to keep an eye |
93 | 00:08:05,936 | 00:08:09,105 | on top-secret projects like the Stargate programme | on top-secret projects like the Stargate programme |
94 | 00:08:09,188 | 00:08:12,066 | and has done so from the beginning. | and has done so from the beginning. |
95 | 00:08:12,150 | 00:08:18,906 | I propose that we give this organisation direct control of the gate, | I propose that we give this organisation direct control of the gate, |
96 | 00:08:18,989 | 00:08:21,575 | effective immediately. | effective immediately. |
97 | 00:08:23,410 | 00:08:28,289 | (Maynard) There's only one reason he wanted them to give control to the NID. | (Maynard) There's only one reason he wanted them to give control to the NID. |
98 | 00:08:28,373 | 00:08:32,376 | He was about to become chairman of the Intelligence Oversight Committee. | He was about to become chairman of the Intelligence Oversight Committee. |
99 | 00:08:32,460 | 00:08:36,046 | Which would have put the NID and the Stargate in his back pocket. | Which would have put the NID and the Stargate in his back pocket. |
100 | 00:08:36,130 | 00:08:38,382 | He had the ambassadors in his hand. | He had the ambassadors in his hand. |
101 | 00:08:38,465 | 00:08:42,010 | It was only because of extraordinary intervention that it didn't work. | It was only because of extraordinary intervention that it didn't work. |
102 | 00:08:52,436 | 00:08:55,064 | - Hello? - Hello. | - Hello? - Hello. |
103 | 00:08:55,147 | 00:08:59,818 | I am Thor, Supreme Commander of the Asgard fleet. | I am Thor, Supreme Commander of the Asgard fleet. |
104 | 00:08:59,902 | 00:09:05,073 | - Commander Thor, my name is... - Senator Kinsey. | - Commander Thor, my name is... - Senator Kinsey. |
105 | 00:09:05,156 | 00:09:10,036 | O'Neill suggested I send you to a distant planet for your actions here, | O'Neill suggested I send you to a distant planet for your actions here, |
106 | 00:09:10,119 | 00:09:13,414 | but I am reasonably certain his statement was in jest. | but I am reasonably certain his statement was in jest. |
107 | 00:09:13,497 | 00:09:18,419 | - I'm sure it was, Commander. - Supreme Commander. | - I'm sure it was, Commander. - Supreme Commander. |
108 | 00:09:18,502 | 00:09:21,755 | It is the opinion of the Asgard High Council | It is the opinion of the Asgard High Council |
109 | 00:09:21,838 | 00:09:24,758 | that Stargate Command should be left in the hands | that Stargate Command should be left in the hands |
110 | 00:09:24,841 | 00:09:28,344 | of General Hammond and his team. | of General Hammond and his team. |
111 | 00:09:28,428 | 00:09:32,598 | And while our continued friendship with Earth is not contingent on that, | And while our continued friendship with Earth is not contingent on that, |
112 | 00:09:32,682 | 00:09:34,683 | it is preferred. | it is preferred. |
113 | 00:09:39,271 | 00:09:41,898 | (President) I wonder why he wants it so badly. | (President) I wonder why he wants it so badly. |
114 | 00:09:41,982 | 00:09:46,653 | I mean, besides his belief in his divine right. | I mean, besides his belief in his divine right. |
115 | 00:09:46,736 | 00:09:48,446 | I don't know, sir. | I don't know, sir. |
116 | 00:09:48,529 | 00:09:55,786 | Not that that's not enough, but I get this feeling that there's something more to it. | Not that that's not enough, but I get this feeling that there's something more to it. |
117 | 00:09:55,869 | 00:09:57,955 | Yes, sir. | Yes, sir. |
118 | 00:09:59,706 | 00:10:04,461 | That rogue element at NID that he took credit for taking down last year... | That rogue element at NID that he took credit for taking down last year... |
119 | 00:10:04,544 | 00:10:09,465 | We've never had any proof connecting Senator Kinsey to anything nefarious. | We've never had any proof connecting Senator Kinsey to anything nefarious. |
120 | 00:10:09,549 | 00:10:15,429 | I've got a bad feeling about where some of that campaign financing came from. | I've got a bad feeling about where some of that campaign financing came from. |
121 | 00:10:15,512 | 00:10:19,391 | - Mr President. - Did I say that out loud? | - Mr President. - Did I say that out loud? |
122 | 00:10:36,490 | 00:10:39,284 | Ah! Mr Woolsey. | Ah! Mr Woolsey. |
123 | 00:10:40,577 | 00:10:43,913 | I hope my confidence in you has not been misplaced. | I hope my confidence in you has not been misplaced. |
124 | 00:10:43,997 | 00:10:46,249 | You have my word, sir. | You have my word, sir. |
125 | 00:10:46,332 | 00:10:49,252 | Once I finish, the president will have no choice | Once I finish, the president will have no choice |
126 | 00:10:49,335 | 00:10:54,048 | but to follow your recommendation and clean house at Stargate Command. | but to follow your recommendation and clean house at Stargate Command. |
127 | 00:11:03,265 | 00:11:05,350 | I'm sorry to keep you waiting, | I'm sorry to keep you waiting, |
128 | 00:11:05,433 | 00:11:09,061 | but I was just wrapping up a meeting with the Joint Chiefs. | but I was just wrapping up a meeting with the Joint Chiefs. |
129 | 00:11:09,145 | 00:11:13,065 | Francis, I thought you'd want to sit in on this one. | Francis, I thought you'd want to sit in on this one. |
130 | 00:11:13,149 | 00:11:15,234 | Thank you, sir. | Thank you, sir. |
131 | 00:11:18,237 | 00:11:21,031 | General, I don't believe you know Richard Woolsey. | General, I don't believe you know Richard Woolsey. |
132 | 00:11:21,114 | 00:11:23,742 | For months, he has been working with the NID | For months, he has been working with the NID |
133 | 00:11:23,825 | 00:11:28,329 | conducting a thorough investigation of all Stargate personnel. | conducting a thorough investigation of all Stargate personnel. |
134 | 00:11:28,413 | 00:11:31,791 | I've asked him here to kindly present us with his findings. | I've asked him here to kindly present us with his findings. |
135 | 00:11:31,874 | 00:11:35,919 | If this is a discussion of the competence of those running the SGC, | If this is a discussion of the competence of those running the SGC, |
136 | 00:11:36,003 | 00:11:37,921 | shouldn't Hammond be included? | shouldn't Hammond be included? |
137 | 00:11:38,005 | 00:11:41,758 | Unfortunately, sir, General Hammond is part of the problem. | Unfortunately, sir, General Hammond is part of the problem. |
138 | 00:11:41,841 | 00:11:45,303 | George Hammond is a highly decorated officer, | George Hammond is a highly decorated officer, |
139 | 00:11:45,386 | 00:11:47,597 | a 30-year veteran with the Air Force, | a 30-year veteran with the Air Force, |
140 | 00:11:47,680 | 00:11:50,683 | and while that may not carry weight over at the NID, | and while that may not carry weight over at the NID, |
141 | 00:11:50,766 | 00:11:53,310 | it still means something to certain people. | it still means something to certain people. |
142 | 00:11:53,394 | 00:11:58,065 | This isn't a trial. Although it certainly wouldn't surprise me if it came to that. | This isn't a trial. Although it certainly wouldn't surprise me if it came to that. |
143 | 00:11:58,148 | 00:12:01,193 | Let's stick to specifics here. | Let's stick to specifics here. |
144 | 00:12:01,276 | 00:12:05,029 | If these people need to be replaced, I want to see evidence. | If these people need to be replaced, I want to see evidence. |
145 | 00:12:05,113 | 00:12:07,115 | Thank you, Mr President. | Thank you, Mr President. |
146 | 00:12:07,198 | 00:12:10,660 | The most recent incident was less than a month ago. | The most recent incident was less than a month ago. |
147 | 00:12:10,743 | 00:12:13,579 | General Hammond ordered an offworld rescue | General Hammond ordered an offworld rescue |
148 | 00:12:13,662 | 00:12:18,500 | despite ample indication that he was sending his people into an ambush. | despite ample indication that he was sending his people into an ambush. |
149 | 00:12:18,583 | 00:12:22,754 | As a result, a very valuable member of Stargate Command was killed. | As a result, a very valuable member of Stargate Command was killed. |
150 | 00:12:22,837 | 00:12:24,714 | Dr Janet Fraiser. | Dr Janet Fraiser. |
151 | 00:12:24,797 | 00:12:27,800 | Sending people into potentially dangerous situations | Sending people into potentially dangerous situations |
152 | 00:12:27,884 | 00:12:30,678 | is a natural consequence of military command. | is a natural consequence of military command. |
153 | 00:12:30,761 | 00:12:33,681 | Maybe so, but ignoring evidence of an enemy trap | Maybe so, but ignoring evidence of an enemy trap |
154 | 00:12:33,764 | 00:12:37,059 | is at best foolish and at worst criminally negligent. | is at best foolish and at worst criminally negligent. |
155 | 00:12:37,142 | 00:12:39,478 | General Hammond admits responsibility. | General Hammond admits responsibility. |
156 | 00:12:39,561 | 00:12:42,480 | His own report is essentially a confession. | His own report is essentially a confession. |
157 | 00:12:42,564 | 00:12:45,942 | All that proves is the man had the guts to own up to his mistakes. | All that proves is the man had the guts to own up to his mistakes. |
158 | 00:12:46,025 | 00:12:51,238 | Unfortunately, in this case, mistakes can lead to compromising the entire planet. | Unfortunately, in this case, mistakes can lead to compromising the entire planet. |
159 | 00:12:51,322 | 00:12:56,577 | I have a mountain of evidence implicating not only Hammond but his first-line team. | I have a mountain of evidence implicating not only Hammond but his first-line team. |
160 | 00:12:56,660 | 00:12:58,245 | They are heroes. | They are heroes. |
161 | 00:12:58,328 | 00:13:03,625 | We have no intention of minimising the accomplishments of the General or SG-1. | We have no intention of minimising the accomplishments of the General or SG-1. |
162 | 00:13:03,708 | 00:13:06,836 | Their respective achievements speak for themselves, | Their respective achievements speak for themselves, |
163 | 00:13:06,919 | 00:13:13,884 | but intermittent successes cannot excuse ongoing misconduct. | but intermittent successes cannot excuse ongoing misconduct. |
164 | 00:13:13,968 | 00:13:19,139 | Over the past seven years, SG-1 has shown a disregard for military authority. | Over the past seven years, SG-1 has shown a disregard for military authority. |
165 | 00:13:19,222 | 00:13:24,644 | They have compromised national security and exercised extremely poor judgement. | They have compromised national security and exercised extremely poor judgement. |
166 | 00:13:24,727 | 00:13:29,065 | You should be on my speechwriting team. | You should be on my speechwriting team. |
167 | 00:13:29,148 | 00:13:32,318 | Come on, cut the crap, will you? | Come on, cut the crap, will you? |
168 | 00:13:32,401 | 00:13:40,533 | As crazy as it sounds, we're talking about people who are fighting aliens. Right? | As crazy as it sounds, we're talking about people who are fighting aliens. Right? |
169 | 00:13:40,617 | 00:13:44,996 | - Could we please be specific? - Yes, sir. | - Could we please be specific? - Yes, sir. |
170 | 00:13:46,330 | 00:13:52,044 | Let's start with insubordination. Five and a half years ago, the gate was shut down. | Let's start with insubordination. Five and a half years ago, the gate was shut down. |
171 | 00:13:52,127 | 00:13:57,591 | The SGC was under orders to suspend all offworld travel, pending a full review. | The SGC was under orders to suspend all offworld travel, pending a full review. |
172 | 00:13:57,674 | 00:14:03,138 | - SG-1 chose to ignore those orders. - And managed to head off an invasion. | - SG-1 chose to ignore those orders. - And managed to head off an invasion. |
173 | 00:14:03,221 | 00:14:09,185 | Nonetheless, they were guilty. And it was by no means an isolated incident. | Nonetheless, they were guilty. And it was by no means an isolated incident. |
174 | 00:14:31,830 | 00:14:33,916 | Let's go. | Let's go. |
175 | 00:14:42,382 | 00:14:44,467 | O'Neill. | O'Neill. |
176 | 00:14:46,552 | 00:14:48,638 | Not this time, Teal'c. | Not this time, Teal'c. |
177 | 00:15:02,609 | 00:15:06,737 | They sabotaged a mothership the Goa'uld would have used to attack Earth. | They sabotaged a mothership the Goa'uld would have used to attack Earth. |
178 | 00:15:06,821 | 00:15:10,908 | They used the Stargate against a direct order of a superior officer. | They used the Stargate against a direct order of a superior officer. |
179 | 00:15:10,991 | 00:15:14,995 | You can't hold them accountable for that. Read the damn mission report. | You can't hold them accountable for that. Read the damn mission report. |
180 | 00:15:15,078 | 00:15:17,914 | They were under the influence of an alien device. | They were under the influence of an alien device. |
181 | 00:15:17,998 | 00:15:21,167 | Yes, of course. Which brings us to the alarming frequency | Yes, of course. Which brings us to the alarming frequency |
182 | 00:15:21,251 | 00:15:26,339 | with which members of SG-1 have fallen under alien influence. | with which members of SG-1 have fallen under alien influence. |
183 | 00:15:26,422 | 00:15:33,011 | Major Samantha Carter. Implanted with a Goa'uld symbiote. | Major Samantha Carter. Implanted with a Goa'uld symbiote. |
184 | 00:15:33,095 | 00:15:38,183 | Then, two years ago, her body became host to an alien virus. | Then, two years ago, her body became host to an alien virus. |
185 | 00:15:48,776 | 00:15:50,611 | Daniel Jackson. | Daniel Jackson. |
186 | 00:15:50,694 | 00:15:55,282 | Fell under the influence of alien technology on numerous occasions, | Fell under the influence of alien technology on numerous occasions, |
187 | 00:15:55,365 | 00:16:01,746 | had his body play host to not one but 12 alien psyches simultaneously. | had his body play host to not one but 12 alien psyches simultaneously. |
188 | 00:16:01,830 | 00:16:05,666 | Most interestingly, apparently died, | Most interestingly, apparently died, |
189 | 00:16:05,750 | 00:16:10,045 | and, according to the report, "evolved into a higher being." | and, according to the report, "evolved into a higher being." |
190 | 00:16:26,936 | 00:16:32,691 | Teal'c, an alien, former soldier of the Goa'uld, | Teal'c, an alien, former soldier of the Goa'uld, |
191 | 00:16:32,775 | 00:16:38,363 | now possesses full security clearance at our most secret facility. | now possesses full security clearance at our most secret facility. |
192 | 00:16:38,446 | 00:16:40,865 | - He earned that trust. - Yes. | - He earned that trust. - Yes. |
193 | 00:16:40,949 | 00:16:47,747 | That trust almost cost SG-1 dearly when he rejoined the ranks of Apophis. | That trust almost cost SG-1 dearly when he rejoined the ranks of Apophis. |
194 | 00:16:49,248 | 00:16:50,666 | Buddy. | Buddy. |
195 | 00:16:55,921 | 00:16:58,715 | What you got going here, Teal'c? | What you got going here, Teal'c? |
196 | 00:17:00,175 | 00:17:05,972 | Well done, Teal'c. Finally, you've resumed your rightful position as my first prime. | Well done, Teal'c. Finally, you've resumed your rightful position as my first prime. |
197 | 00:17:06,055 | 00:17:08,933 | He'd been brainwashed by the enemy. | He'd been brainwashed by the enemy. |
198 | 00:17:09,016 | 00:17:14,646 | Yes - like his fellow team members, he's shown a vulnerability to alien influence. | Yes - like his fellow team members, he's shown a vulnerability to alien influence. |
199 | 00:17:14,730 | 00:17:19,526 | Which finally brings us to the team leader, Jack O'Neill. | Which finally brings us to the team leader, Jack O'Neill. |
200 | 00:17:21,861 | 00:17:25,656 | Infected by alien contagions a half-dozen times, | Infected by alien contagions a half-dozen times, |
201 | 00:17:25,740 | 00:17:30,536 | experimented upon by extraterrestrials another half-dozen times, | experimented upon by extraterrestrials another half-dozen times, |
202 | 00:17:30,619 | 00:17:35,457 | had his memories manipulated on numerous occasions. | had his memories manipulated on numerous occasions. |
203 | 00:17:35,540 | 00:17:38,918 | Had the entire repository of an ancient alien database | Had the entire repository of an ancient alien database |
204 | 00:17:39,002 | 00:17:41,462 | effectively downloaded into his head. | effectively downloaded into his head. |
205 | 00:17:41,546 | 00:17:43,464 | Whoa! | Whoa! |
206 | 00:17:51,180 | 00:17:53,265 | (yells) | (yells) |
207 | 00:17:54,683 | 00:17:56,434 | Colonel. | Colonel. |
208 | 00:17:56,518 | 00:18:00,563 | Not long after this, the Colonel began exhibiting strange behaviour, | Not long after this, the Colonel began exhibiting strange behaviour, |
209 | 00:18:00,647 | 00:18:05,109 | speaking an alien language, demonstrating superhuman intellect. | speaking an alien language, demonstrating superhuman intellect. |
210 | 00:18:05,192 | 00:18:07,778 | He was undergoing some sort of transformation, | He was undergoing some sort of transformation, |
211 | 00:18:07,862 | 00:18:10,280 | as a result of the knowledge he had absorbed. | as a result of the knowledge he had absorbed. |
212 | 00:18:10,364 | 00:18:13,825 | Were it not for the timely intervention of another alien race, | Were it not for the timely intervention of another alien race, |
213 | 00:18:13,909 | 00:18:15,952 | he would have been lost to us. | he would have been lost to us. |
214 | 00:18:16,036 | 00:18:19,122 | How these people maintain their sanity is beyond me. | How these people maintain their sanity is beyond me. |
215 | 00:18:19,205 | 00:18:24,252 | - I'm having trouble just listening to it. - That, Mr President, is exactly my point. | - I'm having trouble just listening to it. - That, Mr President, is exactly my point. |
216 | 00:18:24,335 | 00:18:28,839 | How can we trust these individuals after everything they've been through? | How can we trust these individuals after everything they've been through? |
217 | 00:18:28,922 | 00:18:32,426 | Well, they seem to be handling it very well. | Well, they seem to be handling it very well. |
218 | 00:18:32,509 | 00:18:36,596 | But who's to say they are completely free of these influences? | But who's to say they are completely free of these influences? |
219 | 00:18:36,680 | 00:18:39,974 | They're routinely cleared by medical professionals. | They're routinely cleared by medical professionals. |
220 | 00:18:40,058 | 00:18:43,978 | We can no longer allow the Pentagon to look the other way. | We can no longer allow the Pentagon to look the other way. |
221 | 00:18:44,061 | 00:18:48,691 | The number of times the members of SG-1 have been compromised | The number of times the members of SG-1 have been compromised |
222 | 00:18:48,774 | 00:18:53,028 | should have warranted at least a reconsideration of their offworld status, | should have warranted at least a reconsideration of their offworld status, |
223 | 00:18:53,111 | 00:18:58,533 | transfers to less decisive positions, a couple of sick days, for God's sake. | transfers to less decisive positions, a couple of sick days, for God's sake. |
224 | 00:18:58,616 | 00:19:02,829 | The first time I heard about this, I couldn't believe what I was hearing. | The first time I heard about this, I couldn't believe what I was hearing. |
225 | 00:19:02,912 | 00:19:07,708 | I tried to imagine myself doing what these people have been doing for seven years, | I tried to imagine myself doing what these people have been doing for seven years, |
226 | 00:19:07,791 | 00:19:13,296 | and quite frankly, I don't think any of us can really understand | and quite frankly, I don't think any of us can really understand |
227 | 00:19:13,380 | 00:19:17,842 | what they've been going through, no matter how many files we read. | what they've been going through, no matter how many files we read. |
228 | 00:19:17,926 | 00:19:21,054 | All the more reason for intensive scrutiny. | All the more reason for intensive scrutiny. |
229 | 00:19:21,137 | 00:19:26,559 | If new protocols and standards of conduct need to be established, | If new protocols and standards of conduct need to be established, |
230 | 00:19:26,642 | 00:19:28,811 | this is where it has to start. | this is where it has to start. |
231 | 00:19:35,775 | 00:19:40,405 | - What do you say we take a break? - Yes, sir. | - What do you say we take a break? - Yes, sir. |
232 | 00:19:54,334 | 00:19:57,879 | You can't possibly be taking their side. | You can't possibly be taking their side. |
233 | 00:19:58,838 | 00:20:02,258 | - I need time to absorb this, Bob. - We may not have much time. | - I need time to absorb this, Bob. - We may not have much time. |
234 | 00:20:02,341 | 00:20:05,052 | - The longer those people... - Relax. | - The longer those people... - Relax. |
235 | 00:20:05,136 | 00:20:10,974 | All I'm saying is, at the moment, I'm going to give them the benefit of the doubt. | All I'm saying is, at the moment, I'm going to give them the benefit of the doubt. |
236 | 00:20:11,058 | 00:20:14,311 | - I need to know more. - I think you know all you need to know. | - I need to know more. - I think you know all you need to know. |
237 | 00:20:14,394 | 00:20:16,521 | That includes why you're here. | That includes why you're here. |
238 | 00:20:17,605 | 00:20:20,900 | I'm here, Bob, because the people of this nation | I'm here, Bob, because the people of this nation |
239 | 00:20:20,983 | 00:20:23,569 | elected me to run their country. | elected me to run their country. |
240 | 00:20:23,653 | 00:20:25,821 | Not the whole damn galaxy. | Not the whole damn galaxy. |
241 | 00:20:27,323 | 00:20:30,742 | And this is my office, Bob, not yours, | And this is my office, Bob, not yours, |
242 | 00:20:30,826 | 00:20:34,496 | no matter what you may think you did to make this happen. | no matter what you may think you did to make this happen. |
243 | 00:20:34,579 | 00:20:39,709 | And don't you ever, for one second, forget that. | And don't you ever, for one second, forget that. |
244 | 00:20:41,169 | 00:20:43,129 | Yes, Mr President. | Yes, Mr President. |
245 | 00:20:44,505 | 00:20:47,341 | Let's take a break. | Let's take a break. |
246 | 00:20:58,935 | 00:21:03,981 | According to the military, SGC is our first and best line of defence | According to the military, SGC is our first and best line of defence |
247 | 00:21:04,065 | 00:21:07,067 | against potential alien threats to this planet. | against potential alien threats to this planet. |
248 | 00:21:07,151 | 00:21:11,238 | If that's true, we should be very, very concerned. | If that's true, we should be very, very concerned. |
249 | 00:21:11,321 | 00:21:15,742 | Time and again, Hammond and SG-1 have demonstrated shockingly poor judgement, | Time and again, Hammond and SG-1 have demonstrated shockingly poor judgement, |
250 | 00:21:15,825 | 00:21:21,080 | placing themselves, the base, this very planet, in jeopardy. | placing themselves, the base, this very planet, in jeopardy. |
251 | 00:21:21,164 | 00:21:26,252 | The decision to bring back suspect technology through the gate | The decision to bring back suspect technology through the gate |
252 | 00:21:26,335 | 00:21:29,087 | has precipitated a number of crisis situations. | has precipitated a number of crisis situations. |
253 | 00:21:29,171 | 00:21:32,382 | For the most part, they've been dealt within the SGC. | For the most part, they've been dealt within the SGC. |
254 | 00:21:32,466 | 00:21:37,887 | However, last year the effect of an alien device broke containment | However, last year the effect of an alien device broke containment |
255 | 00:21:37,971 | 00:21:41,724 | and found its way into the civilian population. | and found its way into the civilian population. |
256 | 00:21:42,475 | 00:21:44,560 | Son of a... | Son of a... |
257 | 00:21:46,729 | 00:21:51,233 | Sir, I believe an individual I came in contact with has breached the quarantine. | Sir, I believe an individual I came in contact with has breached the quarantine. |
258 | 00:21:52,609 | 00:21:53,985 | (yells) | (yells) |
259 | 00:21:57,655 | 00:22:00,992 | The situation was taken care of. A cover story was created. | The situation was taken care of. A cover story was created. |
260 | 00:22:01,075 | 00:22:03,828 | The civilian population was none the wiser. | The civilian population was none the wiser. |
261 | 00:22:03,911 | 00:22:07,873 | I would like to know how many times we'll have to clean up after these people. | I would like to know how many times we'll have to clean up after these people. |
262 | 00:22:07,956 | 00:22:13,295 | They have a mandate to acquire offworld technology. That entails necessary risks. | They have a mandate to acquire offworld technology. That entails necessary risks. |
263 | 00:22:13,378 | 00:22:15,380 | How would you define necessary? | How would you define necessary? |
264 | 00:22:15,463 | 00:22:17,966 | Only a few months ago, General Hammond allowed | Only a few months ago, General Hammond allowed |
265 | 00:22:18,049 | 00:22:20,927 | the testing of an unproven computer virus | the testing of an unproven computer virus |
266 | 00:22:21,010 | 00:22:26,181 | that shut down our entire gate network, leaving us open to a potential assault. | that shut down our entire gate network, leaving us open to a potential assault. |
267 | 00:22:26,265 | 00:22:32,521 | You can't hold Hammond responsible. It was a Goa'uld modification of the virus. | You can't hold Hammond responsible. It was a Goa'uld modification of the virus. |
268 | 00:22:32,604 | 00:22:39,652 | In other words, Hammond effectively gave the Goa'uld a weapon to use against us. | In other words, Hammond effectively gave the Goa'uld a weapon to use against us. |
269 | 00:22:39,735 | 00:22:41,779 | Like the president said, | Like the president said, |
270 | 00:22:41,862 | 00:22:46,533 | you can't even begin to understand what their jobs demand of them. | you can't even begin to understand what their jobs demand of them. |
271 | 00:22:46,617 | 00:22:51,121 | Maybe not, but I would like to think that it includes common sense | Maybe not, but I would like to think that it includes common sense |
272 | 00:22:51,204 | 00:22:54,707 | and the willingness to set aside personal feelings in battle. | and the willingness to set aside personal feelings in battle. |
273 | 00:22:54,791 | 00:22:59,128 | - What are you referring to, Mr Woolsey? - An incident three years ago. | - What are you referring to, Mr Woolsey? - An incident three years ago. |
274 | 00:22:59,212 | 00:23:04,174 | General Hammond allowed emotion to override established gate-room protocol. | General Hammond allowed emotion to override established gate-room protocol. |
275 | 00:23:10,430 | 00:23:12,515 | Evacuate the gate room. | Evacuate the gate room. |
276 | 00:23:17,145 | 00:23:21,107 | Colonel O'Neill, we're taking fire. Report. | Colonel O'Neill, we're taking fire. Report. |
277 | 00:23:25,152 | 00:23:27,237 | Colonel O'Neill? | Colonel O'Neill? |
278 | 00:23:29,156 | 00:23:31,241 | Sir? | Sir? |
279 | 00:23:31,700 | 00:23:34,285 | Give them some more time. | Give them some more time. |
280 | 00:23:46,171 | 00:23:49,925 | General Hammond's decision to wait for SG-1 worked out in the end, | General Hammond's decision to wait for SG-1 worked out in the end, |
281 | 00:23:50,008 | 00:23:54,762 | but I can't help but wonder if he'll be so lucky the next time. | but I can't help but wonder if he'll be so lucky the next time. |
282 | 00:23:55,555 | 00:24:00,393 | The members of SG-1 have similarly suspect priorities - and no wonder. | The members of SG-1 have similarly suspect priorities - and no wonder. |
283 | 00:24:00,476 | 00:24:05,105 | Not one, but two people that Dr Jackson had close personal relationships with | Not one, but two people that Dr Jackson had close personal relationships with |
284 | 00:24:05,189 | 00:24:07,316 | were taken as Goa'uld hosts. | were taken as Goa'uld hosts. |
285 | 00:24:07,399 | 00:24:11,027 | Teal'c's family and associates among the ranks of the Jaffa | Teal'c's family and associates among the ranks of the Jaffa |
286 | 00:24:11,111 | 00:24:16,115 | make him an easy target for Goa'uld retaliation and manipulation. | make him an easy target for Goa'uld retaliation and manipulation. |
287 | 00:24:16,199 | 00:24:19,076 | Both O'Neill and Carter have demonstrated | Both O'Neill and Carter have demonstrated |
288 | 00:24:19,160 | 00:24:25,124 | an alarming tendency to let relationships cloud their decision-making process. | an alarming tendency to let relationships cloud their decision-making process. |
289 | 00:24:25,207 | 00:24:28,794 | They have a right to their feelings. | They have a right to their feelings. |
290 | 00:24:28,877 | 00:24:36,801 | Unless, of course, you're suggesting... some kind of inappropriate relationship. | Unless, of course, you're suggesting... some kind of inappropriate relationship. |
291 | 00:24:36,884 | 00:24:41,514 | Inappropriate, yes. That is exactly what he's suggesting. | Inappropriate, yes. That is exactly what he's suggesting. |
292 | 00:24:43,015 | 00:24:46,935 | It's difficult to come away from these reports without the impression | It's difficult to come away from these reports without the impression |
293 | 00:24:47,019 | 00:24:51,273 | that there's a lot more going on between Colonel O'Neill and Major Carter | that there's a lot more going on between Colonel O'Neill and Major Carter |
294 | 00:24:51,356 | 00:24:54,984 | than simple friendship and respect. | than simple friendship and respect. |
295 | 00:24:55,068 | 00:25:01,490 | For example, there was an incident last year in which O'Neill went missing. | For example, there was an incident last year in which O'Neill went missing. |
296 | 00:25:01,574 | 00:25:05,828 | Based on a report filed by one of the scientists on the mission in question, | Based on a report filed by one of the scientists on the mission in question, |
297 | 00:25:05,911 | 00:25:09,247 | Major Carter's behaviour was erratic at best. | Major Carter's behaviour was erratic at best. |
298 | 00:25:11,541 | 00:25:14,794 | This technology is unlike anything we've come across. | This technology is unlike anything we've come across. |
299 | 00:25:14,877 | 00:25:18,005 | - I know. - No reference, no way to interface. | - I know. - No reference, no way to interface. |
300 | 00:25:18,089 | 00:25:22,051 | I'm working on it, Doctor. As you should be. | I'm working on it, Doctor. As you should be. |
301 | 00:25:23,802 | 00:25:25,554 | Right. | Right. |
302 | 00:25:27,180 | 00:25:30,475 | Excuse me. Where's Colonel O'Neill? | Excuse me. Where's Colonel O'Neill? |
303 | 00:25:30,558 | 00:25:34,896 | I don't see him, do you? Did you guys find him while I was gone? | I don't see him, do you? Did you guys find him while I was gone? |
304 | 00:25:34,979 | 00:25:37,690 | I say when we're done here. | I say when we're done here. |
305 | 00:25:40,651 | 00:25:43,696 | That's it? That's your evidence? | That's it? That's your evidence? |
306 | 00:25:43,779 | 00:25:47,949 | I believe there's a lot more to this than we've been told. | I believe there's a lot more to this than we've been told. |
307 | 00:25:48,033 | 00:25:55,039 | But I hardly expect them to incriminate themselves with their own reports. | But I hardly expect them to incriminate themselves with their own reports. |
308 | 00:25:55,123 | 00:25:57,875 | But we can all read between the lines. | But we can all read between the lines. |
309 | 00:26:00,878 | 00:26:04,214 | All right, I've heard enough. Thank you, gentlemen. | All right, I've heard enough. Thank you, gentlemen. |
310 | 00:26:04,298 | 00:26:08,009 | - Thank you, Mr Woolsey. - Mr President. | - Thank you, Mr Woolsey. - Mr President. |
311 | 00:26:17,935 | 00:26:19,395 | (knocking) | (knocking) |
312 | 00:26:19,478 | 00:26:22,773 | - Mr Woolsey is here to see you, sir. - Send him in. | - Mr Woolsey is here to see you, sir. - Send him in. |
313 | 00:26:27,027 | 00:26:30,905 | - Would you like a drink? - No, thank you. | - Would you like a drink? - No, thank you. |
314 | 00:26:32,448 | 00:26:38,412 | - That was nice work today, Richard. - Really? I got the feeling it didn't go well. | - That was nice work today, Richard. - Really? I got the feeling it didn't go well. |
315 | 00:26:38,496 | 00:26:43,750 | - Ah, well. Doesn't matter. - It doesn't? | - Ah, well. Doesn't matter. - It doesn't? |
316 | 00:26:43,834 | 00:26:47,337 | Nah. The president is going to come around. | Nah. The president is going to come around. |
317 | 00:26:48,588 | 00:26:51,966 | I didn't get that impression, Mr Vice President. | I didn't get that impression, Mr Vice President. |
318 | 00:26:52,050 | 00:26:58,055 | In fact, I clearly sensed that he was siding with the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs. | In fact, I clearly sensed that he was siding with the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs. |
319 | 00:26:58,139 | 00:27:05,062 | Today was a formality. Don't get me wrong. The job you did was vital. | Today was a formality. Don't get me wrong. The job you did was vital. |
320 | 00:27:05,145 | 00:27:11,067 | The president has to appear to be hearing both sides, considering his position, | The president has to appear to be hearing both sides, considering his position, |
321 | 00:27:11,151 | 00:27:13,903 | but... | but... |
322 | 00:27:13,987 | 00:27:16,155 | he'll see things my way eventually. | he'll see things my way eventually. |
323 | 00:27:16,239 | 00:27:18,699 | And if he doesn't? | And if he doesn't? |
324 | 00:27:21,160 | 00:27:23,245 | Things happen. | Things happen. |
325 | 00:27:25,455 | 00:27:28,458 | What is that supposed to mean? | What is that supposed to mean? |
326 | 00:27:30,168 | 00:27:33,796 | It means you chose the right side, Richard. | It means you chose the right side, Richard. |
327 | 00:27:35,298 | 00:27:42,679 | One way or another, I promise you, I'm going to win this one. | One way or another, I promise you, I'm going to win this one. |
328 | 00:27:53,272 | 00:27:57,068 | - Mr President. - General. | - Mr President. - General. |
329 | 00:27:57,151 | 00:28:00,154 | I take it you're here to make a case for the defence? | I take it you're here to make a case for the defence? |
330 | 00:28:00,237 | 00:28:03,532 | I'm not going to get into a point-counterpoint. | I'm not going to get into a point-counterpoint. |
331 | 00:28:03,615 | 00:28:06,368 | It may very well be that Hammond and SG-1 | It may very well be that Hammond and SG-1 |
332 | 00:28:06,451 | 00:28:09,621 | have done their very best under difficult circumstances, | have done their very best under difficult circumstances, |
333 | 00:28:09,704 | 00:28:15,042 | but there's a political aspect to the vice president's position that makes sense. | but there's a political aspect to the vice president's position that makes sense. |
334 | 00:28:16,294 | 00:28:18,379 | Sir? | Sir? |
335 | 00:28:22,382 | 00:28:27,721 | A lot of people know about Stargate. We can't keep it a secret forever. | A lot of people know about Stargate. We can't keep it a secret forever. |
336 | 00:28:27,804 | 00:28:32,016 | When it finally comes out, we're going to be in the fight of our lives. | When it finally comes out, we're going to be in the fight of our lives. |
337 | 00:28:32,100 | 00:28:34,644 | We'll need the public's confidence. | We'll need the public's confidence. |
338 | 00:28:34,727 | 00:28:38,898 | You think cleaning house at the SGC now shows you're in control? | You think cleaning house at the SGC now shows you're in control? |
339 | 00:28:38,981 | 00:28:40,983 | You disagree? | You disagree? |
340 | 00:28:41,066 | 00:28:43,360 | I think there's time for that still, sir. | I think there's time for that still, sir. |
341 | 00:28:43,443 | 00:28:47,447 | For the immediate future, I'm here to let you know what you're up against, | For the immediate future, I'm here to let you know what you're up against, |
342 | 00:28:47,530 | 00:28:51,576 | and why we need Hammond and SG-1 right now more than ever. | and why we need Hammond and SG-1 right now more than ever. |
343 | 00:28:51,659 | 00:28:53,578 | Have a seat. Fire away. | Have a seat. Fire away. |
344 | 00:29:02,503 | 00:29:06,506 | The System Lords have proven themselves to be formidable adversaries. | The System Lords have proven themselves to be formidable adversaries. |
345 | 00:29:06,590 | 00:29:08,925 | Yet, despite our obvious disadvantage, | Yet, despite our obvious disadvantage, |
346 | 00:29:09,008 | 00:29:12,845 | we've managed to hold our own, maybe even take them down a notch or two. | we've managed to hold our own, maybe even take them down a notch or two. |
347 | 00:29:12,929 | 00:29:17,433 | We've been good, and we've been lucky. But I'm afraid that could change. | We've been good, and we've been lucky. But I'm afraid that could change. |
348 | 00:29:17,516 | 00:29:20,060 | There's a new Goa'uld in the mix. | There's a new Goa'uld in the mix. |
349 | 00:29:20,144 | 00:29:24,064 | I take it you're referring to the one who calls himself Anubis. | I take it you're referring to the one who calls himself Anubis. |
350 | 00:29:24,147 | 00:29:27,400 | He's more powerful than any of his predecessors. | He's more powerful than any of his predecessors. |
351 | 00:29:27,484 | 00:29:31,154 | He came to our attention a year ago when he tried to take out Earth | He came to our attention a year ago when he tried to take out Earth |
352 | 00:29:31,237 | 00:29:35,658 | with an asteroid and then used our own Stargate as a weapon against us. | with an asteroid and then used our own Stargate as a weapon against us. |
353 | 00:29:35,741 | 00:29:37,993 | We thwarted him both times. | We thwarted him both times. |
354 | 00:29:38,077 | 00:29:41,246 | Since then, he's redirected his attention to his rivals, | Since then, he's redirected his attention to his rivals, |
355 | 00:29:41,330 | 00:29:44,124 | waging a year-long war against the Goa'uld. | waging a year-long war against the Goa'uld. |
356 | 00:29:46,960 | 00:29:49,045 | Your time is up. | Your time is up. |
357 | 00:30:06,353 | 00:30:09,314 | Well, good. Let them fight amongst themselves. | Well, good. Let them fight amongst themselves. |
358 | 00:30:09,397 | 00:30:14,360 | The problem is, when he's through with them, and it's only a matter of time, | The problem is, when he's through with them, and it's only a matter of time, |
359 | 00:30:14,443 | 00:30:20,157 | he'll come gunning for us. And when he does, we'll be facing a whole new threat. | he'll come gunning for us. And when he does, we'll be facing a whole new threat. |
360 | 00:30:39,550 | 00:30:41,593 | Fire in the hole! | Fire in the hole! |
361 | 00:30:50,393 | 00:30:52,812 | (president) A super soldier?. | (president) A super soldier?. |
362 | 00:30:52,895 | 00:30:55,981 | Not just one. He's got a whole army. | Not just one. He's got a whole army. |
363 | 00:30:56,065 | 00:31:00,068 | (massed voices) Hail Anubis. Hail Anubis. | (massed voices) Hail Anubis. Hail Anubis. |
364 | 00:31:02,446 | 00:31:06,533 | If that's true, I can't imagine how having SG-1 on the front lines | If that's true, I can't imagine how having SG-1 on the front lines |
365 | 00:31:06,616 | 00:31:09,661 | is gonna make one bit of difference when the time comes. | is gonna make one bit of difference when the time comes. |
366 | 00:31:09,744 | 00:31:13,789 | Anubis may be incredibly powerful, but he's not invincible. | Anubis may be incredibly powerful, but he's not invincible. |
367 | 00:31:13,873 | 00:31:16,959 | - There is a way to take him out. - And how's that? | - There is a way to take him out. - And how's that? |
368 | 00:31:17,042 | 00:31:19,211 | By finding the lost city. | By finding the lost city. |
369 | 00:31:20,087 | 00:31:26,176 | You have to forgive me, Francis. I've only gone through about a third of those files. | You have to forgive me, Francis. I've only gone through about a third of those files. |
370 | 00:31:26,259 | 00:31:32,473 | The gates were built by a highly advanced race of aliens known as the Ancients. | The gates were built by a highly advanced race of aliens known as the Ancients. |
371 | 00:31:32,557 | 00:31:37,853 | They died off millions of years ago, but they haven't disappeared completely. | They died off millions of years ago, but they haven't disappeared completely. |
372 | 00:31:56,954 | 00:31:59,373 | They've evolved into higher life forms. | They've evolved into higher life forms. |
373 | 00:31:59,456 | 00:32:01,458 | - Well, will they help us? - No, sir. | - Well, will they help us? - No, sir. |
374 | 00:32:01,541 | 00:32:04,586 | - Why the hell not? - It's beneath them. | - Why the hell not? - It's beneath them. |
375 | 00:32:04,669 | 00:32:08,840 | They won't involve themselves in our affairs. | They won't involve themselves in our affairs. |
376 | 00:32:08,923 | 00:32:12,051 | So where are you going with this? | So where are you going with this? |
377 | 00:32:12,134 | 00:32:17,848 | Last year, SG-1 made an amazing discovery on a planet called Abydos. | Last year, SG-1 made an amazing discovery on a planet called Abydos. |
378 | 00:32:17,931 | 00:32:20,851 | You're gonna find the lost city of the Ancients. | You're gonna find the lost city of the Ancients. |
379 | 00:32:20,934 | 00:32:24,896 | - Lost city? - Didn't tell him about that either, huh? | - Lost city? - Didn't tell him about that either, huh? |
380 | 00:32:24,980 | 00:32:27,524 | Daniel found a tablet about a lost city. | Daniel found a tablet about a lost city. |
381 | 00:32:27,607 | 00:32:31,444 | With powerful weapons capable of giving you a big advantage over Anubis. | With powerful weapons capable of giving you a big advantage over Anubis. |
382 | 00:32:31,527 | 00:32:34,613 | - Do you know where it is? - No, but I'll help you find it. | - Do you know where it is? - No, but I'll help you find it. |
383 | 00:32:34,697 | 00:32:42,245 | Hammond and SG-1 are close to finding the lost city. Let them do their job, sir. | Hammond and SG-1 are close to finding the lost city. Let them do their job, sir. |
384 | 00:32:42,329 | 00:32:45,290 | Let them save this planet one more time. | Let them save this planet one more time. |
385 | 00:32:48,960 | 00:32:51,045 | (sighs) | (sighs) |
386 | 00:32:53,881 | 00:32:56,175 | I wish it were that simple. | I wish it were that simple. |
387 | 00:33:01,013 | 00:33:03,473 | I'm not sure what you mean, sir. | I'm not sure what you mean, sir. |
388 | 00:33:03,557 | 00:33:07,977 | The vice president may be a pain in the ass, but I can't just ignore him. | The vice president may be a pain in the ass, but I can't just ignore him. |
389 | 00:33:08,061 | 00:33:10,730 | You're commander-in-chief. It's your decision. | You're commander-in-chief. It's your decision. |
390 | 00:33:10,813 | 00:33:13,315 | True. | True. |
391 | 00:33:13,399 | 00:33:16,694 | But if I cross him on this one... | But if I cross him on this one... |
392 | 00:33:16,777 | 00:33:22,491 | Well, let's just say that I haven't viewed all the angles yet. | Well, let's just say that I haven't viewed all the angles yet. |
393 | 00:33:23,867 | 00:33:27,620 | - Is there anything you haven't told me? - No, sir. | - Is there anything you haven't told me? - No, sir. |
394 | 00:33:29,956 | 00:33:34,502 | Then as far as I can tell, Hammond and SG-1 have done an extraordinary job | Then as far as I can tell, Hammond and SG-1 have done an extraordinary job |
395 | 00:33:34,585 | 00:33:37,171 | under very difficult circumstances. | under very difficult circumstances. |
396 | 00:33:37,254 | 00:33:41,425 | But in doing so they've made some mistakes. | But in doing so they've made some mistakes. |
397 | 00:33:41,508 | 00:33:44,260 | They've made some enemies. | They've made some enemies. |
398 | 00:33:44,344 | 00:33:47,513 | Frankly, I don't know if I can protect them. | Frankly, I don't know if I can protect them. |
399 | 00:33:57,815 | 00:33:59,900 | (door opens) | (door opens) |
400 | 00:34:06,322 | 00:34:08,324 | - General. - Mr Woolsey. | - General. - Mr Woolsey. |
401 | 00:34:08,408 | 00:34:10,326 | Thank you for meeting me. | Thank you for meeting me. |
402 | 00:34:10,409 | 00:34:13,370 | The vice president doesn't know about this? | The vice president doesn't know about this? |
403 | 00:34:13,454 | 00:34:16,165 | No. And I'd like to keep it that way. | No. And I'd like to keep it that way. |
404 | 00:34:17,916 | 00:34:20,710 | What do you want? | What do you want? |
405 | 00:34:20,794 | 00:34:23,088 | I want to warn you. | I want to warn you. |
406 | 00:34:23,171 | 00:34:30,011 | I think the vice president may be involved with people capable of... well, anything. | I think the vice president may be involved with people capable of... well, anything. |
407 | 00:34:30,094 | 00:34:35,933 | I believe they attempted assassination at least once before to get what they wanted. | I believe they attempted assassination at least once before to get what they wanted. |
408 | 00:34:36,016 | 00:34:39,061 | Do you realise the seriousness of what you just said? | Do you realise the seriousness of what you just said? |
409 | 00:34:39,144 | 00:34:41,563 | Yes, sir. | Yes, sir. |
410 | 00:34:41,646 | 00:34:47,735 | Look, no matter what you think of me, I consider myself to be a man of integrity. | Look, no matter what you think of me, I consider myself to be a man of integrity. |
411 | 00:34:47,819 | 00:34:50,988 | I took the job with the NID because I strongly believe | I took the job with the NID because I strongly believe |
412 | 00:34:51,072 | 00:34:53,991 | in civilian oversight of military operations. | in civilian oversight of military operations. |
413 | 00:34:54,074 | 00:34:56,285 | - Mr Woolsey. - I don't have any proof, sir. | - Mr Woolsey. - I don't have any proof, sir. |
414 | 00:34:56,368 | 00:35:03,291 | But I'm starting to question whether those to whom I have dedicated my allegiance | But I'm starting to question whether those to whom I have dedicated my allegiance |
415 | 00:35:03,375 | 00:35:06,711 | are as honourable as I had hoped. | are as honourable as I had hoped. |
416 | 00:35:08,880 | 00:35:11,841 | You're a resourceful man, Mr Woolsey. | You're a resourceful man, Mr Woolsey. |
417 | 00:35:11,924 | 00:35:15,928 | If you think there's proof out there, find it. | If you think there's proof out there, find it. |
418 | 00:35:30,316 | 00:35:32,401 | (phone rings) | (phone rings) |
419 | 00:35:33,110 | 00:35:35,779 | Hammond. | Hammond. |
420 | 00:35:35,863 | 00:35:38,573 | Show him in. | Show him in. |
421 | 00:35:43,870 | 00:35:45,371 | General. | General. |
422 | 00:35:45,455 | 00:35:50,001 | This must be important for you to have come all this way. | This must be important for you to have come all this way. |
423 | 00:35:50,084 | 00:35:52,628 | I know you have no reason to trust me, General. | I know you have no reason to trust me, General. |
424 | 00:35:52,711 | 00:35:56,256 | That's why I felt I had to come here in person. | That's why I felt I had to come here in person. |
425 | 00:35:56,340 | 00:35:58,842 | Sit down. | Sit down. |
426 | 00:36:03,012 | 00:36:05,515 | I take great pride in my work, General. | I take great pride in my work, General. |
427 | 00:36:05,598 | 00:36:08,226 | My job demands meticulous research. | My job demands meticulous research. |
428 | 00:36:08,309 | 00:36:11,979 | And above all else, impartiality in its execution. | And above all else, impartiality in its execution. |
429 | 00:36:12,062 | 00:36:14,565 | My aim is to present an airtight argument, | My aim is to present an airtight argument, |
430 | 00:36:14,648 | 00:36:17,234 | a point of view for consideration by those I serve | a point of view for consideration by those I serve |
431 | 00:36:17,317 | 00:36:19,402 | with no personal agenda whatsoever. | with no personal agenda whatsoever. |
432 | 00:36:19,486 | 00:36:22,072 | Get to the point. | Get to the point. |
433 | 00:36:22,155 | 00:36:27,118 | I stand by my case against you and your personnel, despite what I'm about to say. | I stand by my case against you and your personnel, despite what I'm about to say. |
434 | 00:36:27,201 | 00:36:30,579 | I hope you don't expect that to gain my respect. | I hope you don't expect that to gain my respect. |
435 | 00:36:33,749 | 00:36:39,045 | You recall the assassination attempt on then Senator Kinsey? | You recall the assassination attempt on then Senator Kinsey? |
436 | 00:36:39,129 | 00:36:41,214 | (applause) | (applause) |
437 | 00:36:47,261 | 00:36:49,055 | (screaming) | (screaming) |
438 | 00:36:49,138 | 00:36:52,474 | The senator's been hit. He's been hit. | The senator's been hit. He's been hit. |
439 | 00:36:53,726 | 00:36:57,479 | I later gained notoriety from bringing those responsible to justice. | I later gained notoriety from bringing those responsible to justice. |
440 | 00:36:57,562 | 00:37:01,399 | I can only assume you're going somewhere with this. | I can only assume you're going somewhere with this. |
441 | 00:37:01,483 | 00:37:04,485 | Let's just say I've recently come to believe | Let's just say I've recently come to believe |
442 | 00:37:04,569 | 00:37:10,658 | that those behind the rogue element of the NID have not entirely been eliminated. | that those behind the rogue element of the NID have not entirely been eliminated. |
443 | 00:37:10,741 | 00:37:12,868 | In fact, they may be stronger than ever, | In fact, they may be stronger than ever, |
444 | 00:37:12,952 | 00:37:16,163 | and Vice President Kinsey may still be tied to them. | and Vice President Kinsey may still be tied to them. |
445 | 00:37:16,246 | 00:37:21,626 | They tried to have him killed, then he tried to take them down. Seems unlikely. | They tried to have him killed, then he tried to take them down. Seems unlikely. |
446 | 00:37:21,710 | 00:37:25,171 | At the time, something must have made Kinsey a liability. | At the time, something must have made Kinsey a liability. |
447 | 00:37:25,254 | 00:37:28,966 | After the assassination attempt, the opportunity presented itself | After the assassination attempt, the opportunity presented itself |
448 | 00:37:29,050 | 00:37:31,844 | to propel Kinsey onto the presidential ticket. | to propel Kinsey onto the presidential ticket. |
449 | 00:37:31,927 | 00:37:34,346 | That could have motivated a reconciliation. | That could have motivated a reconciliation. |
450 | 00:37:34,430 | 00:37:37,516 | Either way, I'm not surprised by any of this, Mr Woolsey. | Either way, I'm not surprised by any of this, Mr Woolsey. |
451 | 00:37:37,599 | 00:37:42,228 | Well, I'm sorry to say that I am, and I want to do something about it if I can. | Well, I'm sorry to say that I am, and I want to do something about it if I can. |
452 | 00:37:42,312 | 00:37:46,566 | - Like what? - Like present evidence, if there is any, | - Like what? - Like present evidence, if there is any, |
453 | 00:37:46,649 | 00:37:50,986 | connecting Kinsey to illegal activity involving those behind the rogue NID. | connecting Kinsey to illegal activity involving those behind the rogue NID. |
454 | 00:37:51,070 | 00:37:54,406 | What makes you think evidence like that exists? | What makes you think evidence like that exists? |
455 | 00:37:54,490 | 00:37:57,409 | - Because you're sitting right there. - I'm sorry? | - Because you're sitting right there. - I'm sorry? |
456 | 00:37:57,492 | 00:38:02,288 | Three years ago, you left SGC, supposedly retired. | Three years ago, you left SGC, supposedly retired. |
457 | 00:38:02,372 | 00:38:07,084 | - I'm guessing you were blackmailed. - And? | - I'm guessing you were blackmailed. - And? |
458 | 00:38:07,168 | 00:38:09,336 | And then you came back. | And then you came back. |
459 | 00:38:09,420 | 00:38:12,881 | Nothing about that ever made any sense to me. | Nothing about that ever made any sense to me. |
460 | 00:38:12,965 | 00:38:16,343 | I want to know why, how. | I want to know why, how. |
461 | 00:38:17,636 | 00:38:22,432 | You've got something on Kinsey, something I can use. | You've got something on Kinsey, something I can use. |
462 | 00:38:25,435 | 00:38:30,648 | (Hacker) That's it, we're in. I'm downloading now. | (Hacker) That's it, we're in. I'm downloading now. |
463 | 00:38:32,232 | 00:38:38,863 | Kinsey's online activities connect him to NID actions over the last year and a half, | Kinsey's online activities connect him to NID actions over the last year and a half, |
464 | 00:38:38,947 | 00:38:45,078 | including a secret operation I ran out of Area 51, involvement with the Russians... | including a secret operation I ran out of Area 51, involvement with the Russians... |
465 | 00:38:47,705 | 00:38:49,790 | and the threats to Hammond. | and the threats to Hammond. |
466 | 00:38:49,874 | 00:38:55,128 | You're a piece of work, Kinsey. Tried to shut down the SGC. | You're a piece of work, Kinsey. Tried to shut down the SGC. |
467 | 00:38:55,212 | 00:38:58,548 | You make this big speech about hating secret organisations, | You make this big speech about hating secret organisations, |
468 | 00:38:58,632 | 00:39:00,759 | then jump in bed with the NID? | then jump in bed with the NID? |
469 | 00:39:00,842 | 00:39:03,011 | (Hacker) I'm done. | (Hacker) I'm done. |
470 | 00:39:09,767 | 00:39:14,104 | What are you going to do? Take down the whole NID? | What are you going to do? Take down the whole NID? |
471 | 00:39:14,188 | 00:39:16,023 | Nope. | Nope. |
472 | 00:39:17,149 | 00:39:23,571 | Here's the deal. Get them to reinstate Hammond or this disk goes to the press. | Here's the deal. Get them to reinstate Hammond or this disk goes to the press. |
473 | 00:39:28,534 | 00:39:33,372 | You've got connections, General. You must know what's going down. | You've got connections, General. You must know what's going down. |
474 | 00:39:47,134 | 00:39:49,678 | That's not the only copy. | That's not the only copy. |
475 | 00:39:51,805 | 00:39:54,516 | Why haven't you given this to someone before now? | Why haven't you given this to someone before now? |
476 | 00:39:54,599 | 00:39:56,726 | I didn't know who to trust. | I didn't know who to trust. |
477 | 00:39:58,728 | 00:40:01,397 | I still don't. | I still don't. |
478 | 00:40:14,451 | 00:40:16,536 | (phone rings) | (phone rings) |
479 | 00:40:17,829 | 00:40:19,914 | Yes, sir, right away. | Yes, sir, right away. |
480 | 00:40:20,874 | 00:40:24,710 | - The president will see you now. - Thank you. | - The president will see you now. - Thank you. |
481 | 00:40:33,635 | 00:40:37,555 | Thank you for seeing me, Mr President. | Thank you for seeing me, Mr President. |
482 | 00:40:37,639 | 00:40:42,310 | Is there something you wanted to add to your report, Mr Woolsey? | Is there something you wanted to add to your report, Mr Woolsey? |
483 | 00:40:42,393 | 00:40:45,021 | Yes, sir. | Yes, sir. |
484 | 00:40:49,858 | 00:40:54,446 | As I'm sure you're aware, the NID does not exactly have a spotless record. | As I'm sure you're aware, the NID does not exactly have a spotless record. |
485 | 00:40:54,529 | 00:40:59,617 | For several years, a group of rogue agents operated inside of its ranks. | For several years, a group of rogue agents operated inside of its ranks. |
486 | 00:40:59,701 | 00:41:03,454 | They acted on behalf of a cabal of international business interests | They acted on behalf of a cabal of international business interests |
487 | 00:41:03,538 | 00:41:07,041 | intent on acquiring alien technology for their own profit. | intent on acquiring alien technology for their own profit. |
488 | 00:41:07,124 | 00:41:11,503 | - One could only hope. - Mr President? | - One could only hope. - Mr President? |
489 | 00:41:12,671 | 00:41:15,132 | I know they're out there, Mr Woolsey. | I know they're out there, Mr Woolsey. |
490 | 00:41:15,215 | 00:41:21,971 | I'm saying that one could only hope that money was their chief motivation. | I'm saying that one could only hope that money was their chief motivation. |
491 | 00:41:23,764 | 00:41:27,768 | However, I doubt the type of person who is behind this | However, I doubt the type of person who is behind this |
492 | 00:41:27,852 | 00:41:32,898 | is short-sighted enough for that, given what he must know. | is short-sighted enough for that, given what he must know. |
493 | 00:41:32,981 | 00:41:37,986 | In light of the new reality that Stargate presents, | In light of the new reality that Stargate presents, |
494 | 00:41:38,069 | 00:41:44,951 | there are aspirations beyond mere financial greed that could be much worse. | there are aspirations beyond mere financial greed that could be much worse. |
495 | 00:41:46,285 | 00:41:48,829 | I agree. | I agree. |
496 | 00:41:48,912 | 00:41:52,874 | You're here to tell me that the vice president is still in league with them? | You're here to tell me that the vice president is still in league with them? |
497 | 00:41:52,958 | 00:41:57,587 | If these people are as powerful as we both think, it does make one wonder | If these people are as powerful as we both think, it does make one wonder |
498 | 00:41:57,670 | 00:42:03,259 | what the vice president offered them in exchange for the price on his head. | what the vice president offered them in exchange for the price on his head. |
499 | 00:42:03,342 | 00:42:09,390 | Obviously, the full control of the Stargate programme that the White House affords. | Obviously, the full control of the Stargate programme that the White House affords. |
500 | 00:42:09,473 | 00:42:14,728 | The vice president brought key financing to your campaign victory. | The vice president brought key financing to your campaign victory. |
501 | 00:42:14,811 | 00:42:18,565 | I just hope it didn't come at too high a cost. | I just hope it didn't come at too high a cost. |
502 | 00:42:25,780 | 00:42:29,324 | I also hope history one day shows that... | I also hope history one day shows that... |
503 | 00:42:30,784 | 00:42:33,120 | I tried to do the right thing. | I tried to do the right thing. |
504 | 00:42:33,703 | 00:42:36,998 | Whose version of history, Mr Woolsey? | Whose version of history, Mr Woolsey? |