McVeigh (2024)

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Where you coming from?

Aldril, sir.

License.

There you go.

You know why

I pulled you over?

No, sir.

You're doing 20

over the speed limit.

Wait right here.

Here you go.

Where are you headed?

Oklahoma City.

Drive safe, now. You hear?

Hey, buddy, how much for one

of your bumper stickers?

Two bucks.

"The day the government

outlaws g*ns

is the day I'll be an outlaw."

How much?

Two bucks.

Do I know you?

Maybe.

I'm Frdric.

Tim Tuttle.

These are great.

Attorney General Janet Reno

testified yesterday

that the deaths

of the Branch Davidian

children will haunt her.

This instance

will be etched on my mind

for the rest of my life.

Those children, no matter

how they were found,

the fact that they are dead

is a tragedy

that will be with me

for the rest of my life.

Can you assure us

that neither one

of these latter two

were factors

influencing your decision

to authorize the gas?

Yes, because I saw

Park Dietz's memorandum

as I made the final decision

that Saturday.

- And...

- Pshoo.

...one of the things

that was key to me --

I've already mentioned it...

I'm here to see

Richard Wayne Snell.

How you holding up?

Been all right.

Waiting for the appeal.

Anything you need?

Hm-mnh.

I put 50 in your commissary.

Thanks.

How's the circuit?

It's all right.

You doing okay?

Yeah.

You look kind of rough.

Well, I'm fine.

He back from Arizona?

For a bit, yeah.

Yeah.

How's old Nichols?

Same.

Got a new wife, though.

Son of a b*tch.

How about yourself?

Keeping busy?

Trying to.

I'm watching

all this Waco sh*t.

Yeah.

It's hard to believe.

It's almost been two years.

You know

when these m*therf*ckers set

my execution date?

April 19th.

You think that's

a coincidence?

Think you can come

for dinner tonight?

What?

Do you think you can come

for dinner tonight?

Yeah.

Her cooking's real good.

Oh, yeah?

You work down

at the Santa Fe, don't you?

Yeah.

Yeah.

I thought you looked familiar.

I go in a lot

for that early-bird special.

Timmy, I tell you, they make

one hell of a skillet.

Yeah. They got great pie,

too, Timmy.

What was your name?

Terry.

This is Tim.

You are?

Cindy.

Hi, Cindy.

The problem is American cars.

They're just not

what they used to be.

So you pick some --

Chicken casserole.

Mm.

Oh, it smells lovely, honey.

It's good.

She's working on her English.

You see, Timmy,

you pay the agency five grand,

and for two weeks, I tell you,

you're in a g*dd*mn

Filipino p*ssy fest.

There's old, young...

...all just waiting

to be taken somewhere better.

They don't even know what

you're saying half the time.

You just point and nod,

and they eat it up.

Let's go out back.

She's a real sweet girl.

I think the baby's gonna be

a real good thing for us.

Yeah.

Grab that there.

-Put it right over here.

-Where?

Right here,

where the light is.

Ah.

We'll put it right here.

Okay.

Here.

Hold that.

Yeah.

This is good.

Okay.

Here.

Let me see that.

-All right. You ready?

-Ready.

Okay.

Go.

Wait. Back up.

Watch this, Timmy.

You see that?

God damn it, I told you.

We don't know where these

came from, all right?

Yeah.

I know.

Yeah.

You're late.

Sorry.

Bring 'em inside.

Here was a man

who was molesting young girls

and paddling children

with boat oars,

-a man who was laying up...

-They're good.

...and ill*gal weapons

for Armageddon,

a man who was instructing

women and children

about how to commit suicide,

a man who took the trust

of young children

and twisted it,

who told people

that if they wanted to do

the will of God...

You were down there,

weren't you?

I wasn't.

But, uh, Timmy made it

on the tube.

...equivalency between

the disgusting acts...

Those poor people.

...inside that compound

in Waco.

It's f*cking time.

These pigs gonna pay.

...to enforce the law

and protect the lives

of innocent people...

You can take a seat

anywhere, hon.

Thanks.

Well, hey there.

Hey.

You remember

where I work?

Yeah.

Well, can I get you something

to eat?

Are you hungry?

Just a coffee.

Hey, what...

what time did you get off?

We moved down

when I was like 10.

How about you?

Where did you grow up?

Florida, with my mom.

She's a real c**t.

Yeah.

Super small town.

Not...Not really much

to do there.

It was boring.

Why'd you come out here?

Um, I moved here

to be with my ex.

We got divorced.

He wasn't the nicest.

See, I don't know.

I mean, I may move back

with my mom,

which would be horrible.

But I'm just...trying to

figure it out, I guess.

Have you ever been married?

No.

Do you have a girlfriend?

No.

Are you sure?

Yeah.

Tell me something.

Mm, like a secret.

Do you want to f*ck me, Tim?

I want you to f*ck me.

It's a good book?

It is.

We have, uh,

similar interests, you and me.

-Oh, yeah?

-Mm-hmm.

And what's that?

I mean...literature.

But, um, also...

...my old friend

Richard Snell.

How do you know Richard?

Elohim.

But then...

...you already knew that.

Tell you what.

Let's go talk outside.

Be more private.

So, how's he doing?

See hanging in there.

They don't make them

like Richard anymore.

He tell you what he did

in '83?

No.

Him and a few guys tried to,

uh...

...blow up a federal building.

But their b*mb didn't work,

so they took it as a sign

from God not to do it.

Well, maybe God was right.

Yeah.

Okay.

Or maybe we need

some real f*cking soldiers

who aren't scared.

Of getting their hands dirty.

You should come back out

to Elohim.

There's some, uh, new people

you should meet out there.

Okay.

All right.

Tim Tuttle.

So, the clip's empty.

Button releases it.

Always pointing downrange.

That's it.

Come on.

Take a few.

-I like watching you.

-All right.

That's a good answer.

You got so many

good old records.

I wasn't able to bring

my music out, but...

...I just love this old stuff,

you know?

There's something about it.

I love this song.

...Richard Snell, 61,

a known white supremacist,

had his final appeal died.

His execution date of

April 19th and will stand.

Snell was arrested

after the sh**ting

of Officer Louis P. Bryant

two years ago,

which was thought to be

a racially motivated m*rder.

For that,

he received life in prison.

His death sentence came from

k*lling a pawn shop owner

a few days before Bryant,

William Stumpp,

who Snell mistakenly believed

was Jewish.

Snell has been unapologetic

about the killings,

even going so far as to say

he has no regrets

about his decision.

His final appeal was denied

this morning

by the state of Arkansas.

In other news,

the FBI is investigating

an Oklahoma

armored-car company

in the possible theft

of millions of dollars

in bank-deposit...

It wasn't much of a chance.

Please.

Let's just...

Let's just talk about

something else, okay?

I ran into a guy you know.

French-Canadian, from Elohim.

Frdric.

He told me

to come out there...

...there's some people

that I should meet.

You should go.

Told me about the thing

in '83.

That was a long time ago.

How come you never told me

about that?

I didn't think you'd be

so interested.

Careful, now.

I'd be acting strange too

if I was a dead man walking.

k*lling him on April 19th.

Waco anniversary,

Patriots' Day.

They're sending a message,

man.

They're really asking

for something to be done.

Hey.

How long did it take you

to make that b*mb

the other night?

Not long.

You ever make anything bigger?

I guess so.

How much bigger?

What is that?

Murrah Federal Building.

You sh**t this?

Did you?

It's where the A*F are.

DEA, Army recruitment.

All of them.

What would we need?

You can't be serious, Timmy.

What would we need?

We would need a lot of sh*t.

Expensive sh*t.

Think about it.

I can get the money.

Oh, yeah?

Where are you gonna get money

like that?

Mr. Tuttle, can I just

get a credit card, please?

Sir?

Card?

Yeah.

-There you go.

-Thank you.

I think you gave me

the wrong card.

Oh.

Yeah.

Sorry.

That's, uh, my buddy's.

Thank you.

Oh, yeah.

This is pretty nice.

Hey.

- Hey.

- It's been a minute.

Sure has.

-Good to see you.

-Good to see you too, Terry.

This is my nephew Robert.

Robert Kling.

Robert. Dwight.

Pleasure.

Well, nice to get your call.

I thought you went back

to Michigan.

I've been going back

and forth with the new wife.

You got married again, huh?

Yeah. She's a real sweet girl.

You should meet her.

Great cook.

Well, nitrate's on the side

of the house.

You can pull your truck up

over there.

All right.

You're burning daylight.

Big job. Your land?

No.

Oh, no.

Bobby's no farmer.

I've been actually helping

a friend outside Wichita.

Huh.

He's trying to switch

it from potatoes to corn,

but that old soil needs

some serious help, you know?

- Mm.

- Been hearing there's

a lot more subsidy money

in corn.

Right, Bobby?

Yeah.

What were you doing in there?

Oh, I was just looking for

a T-shirt.

You shouldn't have gone

in there.

What's wrong?

I didn't mean to upset you.

You should go.

You should go!

Hey. Hey. Bartender.

Can I get two drinks?

Uh...

- Rum and Coke.

- Rum and Coke.

And pick something good

this time.

Yes, I will.

Ooh!

Hey. All right, now.

Yo, you look sexy.

I love this song.

Yeah.

Tell me where learned

the moves from tonight.

I -- Yo, man!

What the f*ck is your problem?

You deaf?

I'm talking to you!

You know what?

I suggest you leave before

this sh*t get real ugly.

m*therf*cker.

Hey. Hey.

Don't worry about him.

Baby...

Damn. I ain't drinking

no more tonight.

We done.

Come on. Let's go.

Frdric.

It's Tim.

Richard's friend.

Yeah.

Yeah, I'm good.

Look.

I've been thinking about

what you said.

And, uh, I think I'm gonna

come to Elohim.

All right.

All right.

Yeah.

Okay.

Hey.

Thanks.

Hey.

Come on up.

Coffee or whiskey?

-Whiskey.

-Good. Help yourself.

I'll be right out.

He looks young.

Richard?

Mm.

I'm a bit surprised

to see you out here.

What's the matter?

Nothing.

More or less.

Elohim is a strange place

for you to end up.

No?

Not really.

No. It's a nice community

out here.

Everyone looks out

for each other.

Nothing strange about that.

What did you mean

the other day?

When you said

you needed soldiers.

Yeah. That's a...

longer conversation.

Not here.

Let's go out.

The government takes.

They'll take from you.

They take from me.

Can we get two more?

They want our g*ns.

Okay.

Come on.

Come on.

Come on.

What's the matter with you?

What's on your mind?

Huh?

-I don't know.

-You don't know.

Just thinking.

Oh.

That's what made Richard

special.

He didn't just think.

No.

He took action.

Hey!

Yeah.

Come here.

My friend has a question

for you.

-Oh, yeah?

-Mm-hmm.

Now, let's be real.

Every guy in here

wants to take you home.

They want to...

sweep you off your feet.

They want to give you...

the night of your life.

But you got to be honest

with me.

Which one succeeds?

I think the one brave

enough to try.

The one brave enough to try.

Oh!

Good morning.

Good morning.

Want some breakfast?

Uh, yeah.

sh*t.

Where's my wallet?

You got everything?

Yeah.

Good.

You're hungry, right?

Can I sit here?

Thank you.

Family, let's bow our heads.

Heavenly father, we thank You

for this sustenance

and for the hands

that prepared this meal.

We ask God to protect

our warriors

and keep them strong.

We thank You, Lord,

for the anointing

of the Holy Spirit

on all who gather here.

We pray this in Jesus' name.

Amen.

Oh, no, no, no, no, no.

You don't have to do that.

-Thanks.

-Let me -- Let me help you.

You're Frdric's friend,

aren't you?

Yeah.

Have we met?

I'm Jen.

-Nice to meet you.

-Nice to meet you too.

Is, uh, there a phone

I could use around here?

Um, yeah.

It's in the kitchen.

Thanks.

Sure.

Hello?

Hey.

It's me.

Yeah.

I know.

I'll bring you tomorrow.

No.

No problem.

I'm just up at Elohim.

Why are you there?

Just seeing a friend.

You know, you should

be careful out there.

What do you mean?

Oh, yeah?

Do you know

what they look like?

No. But I hear

there's quite a few.

I'm sorry, Tim.

I didn't mean to interrupt.

Just wanted to wrap this.

Hey!

Hey.

Where you going?

I got to get back.

Okay.

Okay.

Um...

-It was good to see you.

-Yeah.

And whatever you need, okay?

Don't be a stranger.

Sure.

And these.

There can't be anything worse

than knowing the exact time

you'll die.

Crazy stuff.

To you, Richie.

Hey.

I'm not in the mood

to be yelled at.

I didn't come to yell at you.

Do you want another drink?

Yeah. Yeah. Same thing.

-I'll be right there.

-Okay.

I saw you by my work.

I was...

I was just driving by.

I'm not yours to check up on.

I know.

So?

What?

Do you have something to say

to me or...

I just wanted to say hi.

And see how you were doing.

Go f*ck yourself, Tim.

It was like a curry,

I guess,

but she said there was

coconut in it, and...

...it's upsetting my stomach,

you know?

Not sitting right with me.

What's that rope for?

Just in case.

What can I get you two?

We're looking for Faust.

Do you know him?

Who's asking?

Tell him we're friends

of Oliver.

You two cops?

We look like cops, lady?

Yeah, you do.

Andy.

It's in the back.

I still think

you guys are pigs.

We're not pigs, lady.

I heard you.

Cut the f*cking bullshit.

You know who we're with.

Treating you all right?

Yeah. Sure.

How was Elohim?

Fine.

There's a lot of chatter

out there.

People are talking.

Like what?

Like April 19th.

Like the tree of liberty must

be refreshed from time to time

with the blood of patriots

and tyrants.

But you know that already.

Didn't you?

You be careful out there,

God damn it.

I know what you're up to,

Timmy.

And if I know in here...

...I'm not the only one.

You hear me?

Yeah.

Can I help you?

-I need a moving truck.

-All right.

You're gonna have to

fill this out.

Thank you.

And, uh, what size?

Uh, that one out front

looks good.

Okay.

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I'm your meteorologist,

Wes Cheney,

with your Channel 5

Weather Update.

As you can see, Oklahoma City

has a cold front

with heavy rain

and thunderstorms on its way.

But Dallas and Ardmore

are also experiencing hot...

...Enid and Tulsa with highs

in the 40s or 50s

with possible showers

or more.

I can't do this, man.

I'm scared.

I'm sorry. I'm scared.

We have to do something.

I'm sure that that experience

gave you an insight

into the American system

of criminal justice

Hey. It's Cindy.

I don't know where I am,

but I'm out.

...courtrooms are packed.

...in the -- in the --

in the course of events

where they feel

that you are in the way.

They make you feel

ridiculous.

Do you think it was

that Faust lady?

I don't know. Maybe.

You think Oliver told them

your address?

You --

You think he told them mine?

Oh, sh*t, man.

This is so bad, man.

I...I can't live with people

watching me like that.

I got a baby coming, man.

Where you been?

I thought you'd be back

to visit by now.

I've been busy.

Is that what that is?

I could have gotten that

for you.

All you had to do is ask.

Thanks.

Just, um...

...don't lose focus.

Okay?

If you need anything else...

you know where to find me.

You have a collect call from

Arkansas State Penitentiary.

To accept, press 1.

Richard.

You there?

Yeah, I'm here.

How are you?

Tim, I can't talk long.

You know...

...it's important.

And it's not just Waco.

And it's not just what

they're gonna do to me.

It's Patriots' Day.

You know, Timmy,

I don't regret a thing I did.

Not one.

And you shouldn't either.

That looks nice.

My old man taught me

how to fish.

But I could never sit still

long enough to catch anything.

It just never seemed

like it was worth the patience

when you could just...

go to the supermarket

and pay a few bucks

for some trout, you know?

Yeah.

I think Marife and I

will head up to the cabin

for the summer.

Bed's probably too soft

for her back,

but we got one of those futons

in the living room.

You want to visit?

Maybe.

What are your plans?

You just gonna stick around,

maybe see that girl again?

Elohim?

What's with all

the f*cking questions?

There you go, Mr. Kling.

And will you need an

extra key, or is it just you?

No.

Just me.

-Thanks.

-Mm-hmm.

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Louis Black!

Hello there.

Hello there, everybody.

Thank you.

I hear you guys.

Thank you so much.

As you know, I'm your host.

We have a great show

programmed for you tonight,

and we're thrilled to have

two new contestants

ready to take on our

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Dave McGill.

Let's give them

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It's great to have you all

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and hot and humid outside.

Dave you're our

returning champion.

You won three days in a row.

Trying to make this four.

And our first contestant

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a librarian

from Springfield.

Terry!

Yeah.

Mm-hmm

...whole tedious process

of removing the debris.

It's just -- It's unreal.

...if anybody knows

of anything.

This is my mom.

She's 47.

All my friends are missing.

We've checked

all the hospitals.

We've left her picture

everywhere.

We really feel in our hearts

that it was her that we saw.

...be able to open these

things up more thoroughly.

Both sides are wrong.

This has been crazy.

We were real concerned.

What's going on

in my neighborhood?

Why did all these armed men

suddenly descend...

Shaken,

disillusioned, angered...

...that that could happen.

It felt like

just one big boom.

Really loud.

I dove under the desk,

and then all the glass...

What do you think

of what you just saw?

Oh, my God.

If that's anything

to what it did --

Oh, my goodness.

I couldn't imagine

what that did to those people.

Oh, my God.

That's a negative.

We have a large column of

smoke south of this address.

You want to check on that?

That's affirmative. We just...