Narcos

Pablo's activities in prison provoke the government into taking extreme action. Murphy and Peña face a situation of their own.

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#2 #3 #4

- Is he from Medellín? - Yes, sir.

#5

nothing goes down the way you think it will.

#6 #7 #8

You will be under the command of Lieutenant Dominguez.

#9

the keys still in the ignition.

#10

and look for evidence on Moncada and Galeano.

#11

Yes, sir.

#12

We were pursuing leads on the Cali cartel.

#13

But it's what you'll tell Escobar until he's safely inside a military brig.

#14

Checked my sources with the Colombian military. Nobody knows jack shit.

#15 #16

They'd better. I hired them.

#17

Let him through.

#18

I turned myself in to that punk... the vice minister of justice.

#19

And I'm also going to say that I'm here to guarantee his safety.

#20 #21

for your safety and everyone else's here.

#22

Bush would be very happy to stick me in a gringo jail,

#23

The press is saying I killed those men, but that's a lie to sell newspapers.

#24 #25

My mother taught me an invitation is optional.

#26

Just trying to hold it together.

#27

General, with all due respect,

#28

that if he doesn't remove the troops surrounding the prison immediately,

#29 #30

Mr. President, hang up the phone.

#31

Me, either. I don't know what Sandoval is doing.

#32

- This time, we will not negotiate. - I don't understand, Mr. President.

#33

Two: I take you hostage.

#34 #35 #36

If he dies... it will be at the hands of his own government.

#37 #38

Man, you fucked up. You think that they're gonna make a trade for me?

#39

I just learned how to do a really interesting passion fruit daiquiri.

#40 #41

You'd lose your career at the DEA,

#42

I can't make any commitments right now.

#43

- What? - Did you give that shit to Herrera?

#44 #45

if it doesn't work out, right?

#46 #47 #48 #49 #50