Narcos - Season 1 Edit

A drug trafficker.

A group of powerful businessmen went and met with President Reagan.

A history professor who knew nothing about guerilla warfare,

A little bit higher and a little bit closer

A little closer. A little closer!

A little more.

A product whose offer creates its own demand.

A rat will choose cocaine over food and water.

A teenager not old enough to buy a six pack.

A typical Colombian smuggling family.

Aah!

Aah...

Aah...

About... 300 more.

After all, you're DEA.

After taking into account all due considerations,

Ahh!

Aim!

All bankers are bandits.

All natural, organic and healthy. Very good.

All right then, Mr. Carlos. Let's take a walk.

All right, all right. I'll take three cars, please.

All right, I will create my own routes

All right, much better.

All right, we'll take the cars and head back to the lab.

All right, yesterday we were talking,

All right?

All right? All right. Perfect.

All right.

All right.

All right. All right, who do we pick?

All right. She's coming out.

All right. What else do you have?

All this smells like shit to me.

All we cared about was grass.

All you need to do is cover my expenses.

Along with an innocent woman.

Also...

Ambassador, like you said, this is a Colombian matter. What do we care?

Americans were doing a couple hundred tons of cocaine every year.

And all the other details in producing this exquisite white powder.

And as you can see, I am deeply embedded in Colombia.

And before long, we were seizing 60 kilos of coke a day.

And criminals can't run forever.

And cut the bullshit.

And cut the bullshit.

And Escobar?

And everyone goes home happy.

And Gacha had the most successful emerald mine of all time.

And give them as gifts to hookers in town.

And grabbing a get out of jail free card: me.

And he was smart enough to play dead.

And here it is. It's pasty... but pure.

And hope for the best.

And how much is he asking?

And I asked myself how a government that exists for the people

And I guess it went to their heads.

And I mean that.

And I think this business can make us a lot of money.

And I was ready to fight it.

And I'll pay you $15,000 to help you with the kids.

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

And if that happens, the government is going to have our asses.

And in a way, she was right.

And in no time, Pablo had to replace his cars with trucks.

And in order to capture a satellite phone, you had to fly directly over it.

And in the carnage... mine would be shaken as well.

And it made them famous overnight.

And it'll be me.

And just like that, the narcos had me on file the very first day.

And just like that... she had me.

And last but not least... Gustavo and Pablo.

And look for evidence on Moncada and Galeano.

And lucky for us, the narcos were richer than them all.

And my boss will ask you for this paper later.

And my visa?

And my wife was ready to fight it with me, too.

And Nixon thought Chilean General Pinochet was a good guy

And no I 435 identifying papers, either.

And once you got a signal, you didn't know who you were listening to.

And only leave space for the pilot? Can you fit more?

And opened his first lab to turn Peruvian paste... into cocaine powder.

And outside the Tourist Bureau and the cops,

And pay attention, because all three are important to this story.

And she got herself in just the right place to take full advantage of him.

And so the message is clear, we're going to name our group

And sometimes, your partners.

And stole a national treasure... the sword of Simón Bolívar,

And stop using your services as soon as possible. OK?

And take me to the US?

And tell the prison guards they're to fire on anyone who tries to come in.

And that was a problem.

And that... America couldn't take.

And that's Nacho Ibarra.

And that's what they did.

And that's what they tried first.

And the best smugglers in the world were in Colombia.

And the killing didn't stop.

And the last stop... the ambassador's office.

And the rich and famous in Miami snorted every single gram of it.

And then he proclaimed himself their leader.

And then, being Pinochet...

And then, he really would have a good excuse to kill me

And there is a time to be clever

And there was a gringo DEA agent taking pictures.

And these guys didn't wear flip flops.

And this is Colonel Carrillo, the leader of the Search Bloc,

And this is too important to leave to someone I don't trust completely.

And trust me, they know who you're fucking.

And wait for you.

And when it comes to drugs and alcohol... just say no.

And whoever has him might panic.

And why should the government care about some dispute between gangsters?

And with Phillipe is Esparanza.

And with the money...

And you guessed it: no GPS either.

And you know what?

And you only gave us $150,000.

And you won't have to split the cash with him.

And you'll do what?

And Zapata would be arrested once he left the port.

Another one, another one. I'm ready.

Another one.

Another possible partner was José Rodríguez Gacha,

Answer me.

Any news on the radio?

Are you sure about this, Colonel?

Ariza must've had his reasons for holding off.

As a precious gift to His children.

As a transshipment point for the drugs and money.

As for Valeria Velez,

As soon as you have the president on the phone, you will make it clear

As vice minister of justice?

As you wish, sir

As you wish, sir.

Associated with the government is gonna look like a fool, including you.

At 50 grand a kilo, that's five billion dollars a year.

At around midnight with his crew.

At Las Margaritas.

At least let me make a call so they don't shoot you when you walk in!

At the time, Pablo owned half the police in Medellín.

At the time, Pablo was just a blip on my radar.

Attention!

Back here.

Back in '79, this piece of work was flying bales of grass up from Colombia

Back in Medellín, Pablo didn't waste any time.

Back then, Miami was a paradise.

Back then, we were just finding out about the effects of cocaine

Bad news.

Bail has been set at two million dollars, or a bond of $200,000.

Be careful, guys. If we all start buying potatoes at the same time,

Be smart.

Because Al Capone never had this much cash.

Because he hated the commies.

Because I pay for the privilege, Colonel.

Because there are four wheel wells per car and that's 20 kilos.

Being committed by Pablo Escobar within the prison walls.

Best asses in the world, believe me.

Bet he could get our cat into the country.

Better yet, Lehder will do it.

Big fan of John Lennon and Adolf Hitler.

Big mistake.

Billions of dollars a year, all flowing from the US to Colombia.

Bolívar, your sword returns to the battlefield.

Boss, do you think the prison guards will follow your orders?

Boss...

Boy, did he have a lot of love for the narcos.

Brazilians.

Bullshit. Felipo works for me.

Bury it.

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

Busy.

But because his job was to map out where the treasure was hidden.

But Cockroach should've listened to Gustavo.

But DAS was Colombia's version of the FBI.

But don't call me a bad guy just yet.

But don't get me wrong.

But don't worry

But he was pulling in more than five million dollars a week.

But he'd just made himself a date.

But he's got good routes.

But I can tell you this:

But I couldn't let it end like that.

But I didn't kill those men. That story is a lie.

But I don't want to get ahead of myself.

But I knew you wouldn't meet willingly, given your last meeting with Navegante.

But I wouldn't learn that till later.

But I'll insure the safety of your load up to 50 percent of the value.

But I'm having a hard time finding the silver lining in all this.

But if he withdraws the troops,

But if you're thinking that, it's because you're not familiar with M 19.

But in Colombia in 1989, it wasn't that easy.

But it was Nancy who stole the show.

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

But make no mistake, it would change Medellín forever.

But my country comes first, and I will not empower Escobar.

But no matter what they did, they couldn't hide all that money.

But not even the pirate did the trick.

But not when you can't see it.

But Pinochet spoiled the party.

But since there is no justice in this country,

But sometimes, bad guys do good things.

But the DEA is restricted in a foreign country.

But then, I calmed down and realized that if they wanted to kill me,

But things were different on the ground.

But this time would be different.

But understood the power of symbols.

But with the sword of Bolívar.

But with you two, we have a problem.

But you know something?

But you know what? This could be a good opportunity for us.

But you think he knew anybody in Hawaii?

But you've made a huge mistake.

But, then again, in Colombia...

By the other guy, he meant me.

By the time I left Miami,

By the time she got to us, she was barely breathing.

Call the police?

Calm down, let's go.

Came the violence.

Can be so out of touch with what they need.

Can I get you something to drink?

Can we trust him?

Can you be more specific? Police units are standing by.

Carlos...

Cheap son of a bitch.

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

Choke him.

Cigarettes, alcohol, marijuana, you name it.

Clear.

Cocaine had him.

Cocaine hijacks the pleasure centers in the brain.

Cocaine in Miami?

Cocaine was no longer hidden alongside products.

Cockroach had been stealing from his bosses for months.

Cockroach knew he had the perfect product.

Cockroach worried that the emerald trade had made Gacha too hard.

Cockroach's dealer was Germán Zapata, a Colombian with a plumbing business

Colombians call them sicarios.

Colonel, how is your mom doing?

Come back, Pablo.

Come here.

Come here.

Come here.

Come in, please.

Come in! Enjoy! Ooh!

Come on, amigo. I'll show you.

Come on, come on

Come on, Vice Minister.

Come on, why don't you do me a favor?

Come show me the production and we'll talk later.

Come with me, please.

Commander.

Congratulations, Central Intelligence Agency.

Connie, you know who that is?

Copy, Major.

Counting the gasoline.

Couples counseling.

Crazy motherfucker who killed dozens of people.

Damn right we do

DEA! Stop!

Deal?

Deal?

Deal.

DEATH TO KIDNAPPERS

Death to Kidnappers!

Death to Kidnappers.

Deliver Marta Ochoa safe and sound... or your family is next.

Did he forget to tell you the kid was 17?

Did you ever think you were going to have this much money?

Did you know she had two kids?

Did you report it to the Regional Security Office?

Didn't I tell you not to let anyone into the park?

Didn't you hear me? Open the door! General!

Didn't you hear me? Open the door! General!

Dismissed.

Do I have your permission?

Do it.

Do it.

Do you have any political aspirations, Mr. Escobar?

Do you hear me?

Do you think he's OK?

Do you think that Escobar is dumb enough to kill the vice minister of justice

Do you trust this guy?

Do you understand? Not a finger.

Does he know how I'm going to package it?

Does the cat have any papers?

Does your wife do it standing up?

Don Pablo, here... Tata's on the phone.

Don Pablo, these bastards will kill you!

Don't ever disrespect Tata.

Don't forget La Quica! Take care of him, too.

Don't go and risk it for this asshole. Come back.

Don't go overboard.

Don't kill him.

Don't look at me.

Don't mess with me, Pablo. We lost it.

Don't move, don't move!

Don't move! Don't move.

Don't move! Don't move.

Don't worry about that shit. I'll stick five kilos in there easy.

Don't worry. Everything will be perfect.

Don't you think the workers will choke with all that smoke?

Drug Enforcement?

Drugs are menacing our society.

Drugs in, cash out.

During his career, Pablo would kill over a thousand cops.

During the early '80s, most flights out of Bogotá

Each tire could fit about 20 kilos.

Easiest money he ever made.

Easy, right?

Eat. Shit.

Eduardo, I trust you...

Either way, he wins. Right?

Emeralds are a pretty rough trade, even by Colombian standards.

Enjoy Colombia.

Enough with the party.

Enough, Gustavo, enough.

Escobar gives money to the poor.

Escobar has Sandoval inside the prison.

Escobar said, Better a grave in Colombia than a cell in the US.

Especially the local hitmen.

Even my wife, Connie, wanted to help.

Every high end girl in Bogotá.

Everybody was happy.

Everybody works for somebody.

Everything is cool.

Everything was going perfect.

Except that Pablo was onto Cockroach.

Excuse me

Excuse me a second, please.

Excuse me, but killing people in prison is a direct violation of our agreement.

Excuse me?

Excuse me.

Excuse me. See those guys over there?

Explain.

Felipo's been arrested.

Fernando Galeano, the Wolfman...

Fine.

Fine. I'm leaving. I'll show myself out

Fire!

First class airfare, five star hotels.

First day at the American Embassy.

First off, there was no Internet.

First stop: Carlos Holguín School, Colonel Carrillo's base of operations.

Fish, coffee, flowers, rubber hoses... anything.

Five kilos, right?

Folksy, direct and tough.

For decades, our country has been led by Lopez and other families that are wealthy

For every one of our men, they have 20!

For his generosity with the poor of Medellín.

For three cars, that's 60 kilos.

For your safety and everyone else's here.

Forbes Magazine says...

Forgive me, Eduardo...

Forgive me.

Fresh meat.

Friendly associates.

From '79 to '84, there were 3,245 murders in Miami.

From 10,000 feet, Colombia was a paradise of untouched rainforest.

From leaf to paste to powder, they produced 10,000 kilos a week.

From now on, in all of my labs...

From now on, we are going to work together.

From what I can see, you're not going to stop.

Fuck it, I'm going in.

Fuck the money. I'm talking renegotiation.

Fucking gringos.

Fucking Pinochet is killing the whole world.

Fucking...

Gacha bet Pablo that not even a German scientist could fool his dog.

Gacha wants to know if she knows something.

Gacha's paranoid.

Gather the boys

Gave Pablo an image of invincibility.

Gaviria wants to negotiate with us.

General Ariza has orders to secure Escobar.

General, I don't believe you understand your orders clearly.

General, with all due respect,

General!

Gentlemen, gentlemen.

Gentlemen, the first three?

Gentlemen...

Get back.

Get down!

Get out the weapons.

Get pictures of that fucker.

Get the fuck outta here. Come on.

Get us another pitcher, will ya?

Getting in was easy, because nobody worried about cocaine in America.

Give me a kiss.

Give me a name...

Give me something I can use and we'll talk about it.

Give me the money... the cash!

Give me your phone number?

Go figure.

Go home

Go in peace, brother.

Go on, pussy.

Go on. There are five kilos.

Go to jail... maybe here in Colombia.

Go to the house.

Go! Go! Go!

God, I just wanna go home.

Gonna stick around here and see if she shows up, OK?

Gonna stick me with the bill?

Good afternoon.

Good and bad... they're relative concepts.

Good day, ma'am.

Good day.

Good evening

Good evening, General.

Good evening, President Gaviria's office.

Good evening, Vice Minister.

Good evening. Where is General Ariza?

Good luck with that. We're all going to Medellín.

Good luck, Vice Minister.

Good morning, boss.

Good night.

Good, right?

Good.

Got a full load here, Murph

Got it.

Gotta go.

Gracias.

Gracias.

Guess who that was.

Gustavo Gaviria, nice to meet you.

Gustavo had the trucks filled to the brim with potatoes,

Gustavo, too.

Gustavo, what do you mean we lost it?

Guys used to getting what they want, one way or another.

Had several mules on them.

Half a million?

Half Colombian, half German, and 100 percent playboy.

Hammer, disengage.

Hammer, prepare to engage.

Hands! Down!

Hang up right now, Mr. President.

Hang up the phone. Sir!

Have a good night.

Have the bodies disappeared?

Haven't you noticed that the army has completely surrounded this jail?

Hawkeye, how do you copy that?

He also betrayed you.

He bought a house in his old neighborhood

He broke into the Quinta de Bolívar Museum

He can come here... and do it himself.

He could do it to anyone.

He could expand his production capability indefinitely without anybody noticing it.

He didn't even have to bribe the cops.

He dominated the emerald smuggling routes.

He had 1200 keys in the van... and guess who was buying the load?

He had them all killed.

He hasn't stopped laughing since we arrested him.

He is the vice minister of nothing.

He just gave me a great gift.

He just needed to smuggle it to the right markets.

He knew if you came here... Look at me.

He looks really handsome, doesn't he?

He looks very handsome, son.

He only had three cars,

He sells drugs, right?

He shut down 33 labs and arrested 346 drug dealers.

He used to work for you. Now he's going to jail. What do you think about that?

He vowed to go after drugs at the source.

He was a family man till the end.

He was a friend of Gustavo's who'd spent his childhood in the United States.

He was a West Virginia farm boy, but these fuckers stepped on our soil.

He was going to kill them, one by one, until he got Marta Ochoa back.

He was stealing from him all along and selling his coke in Miami, too.

He wasn't killed on that day.

He would inject bad stones with oil to make them shiny,

He would inject bad stones with oil to make them shiny,

He'll start putting bombs on street corners again.

He's a psycho maniac, comrade.

He's all right with me.

He's got pictures on me, he's got tape on me, Javi.

He's meeting Lizard and the rest of them at midnight tonight.

He's not a fool.

He's not as forgiving as I am.

He's not going to be happy to hear Escobar isn't in your custody.

Helena wanted a US visa so bad,

Helena?

Helena?

Helena.

Hello?

Hello?

Hello?

Hello?

Here I am, so you can finish what you started...

Here is the prize.

Here you go.

Here.

Here's one. The other will follow.

Here's three.

Hey

Hey, buddy, you got a pen?

Hey, did we leave the door open?

Hey, Don Pablo.

Hey, gringo. Carrillo is calling. Come on.

Hey, Gustavo.

Hey, Mom, how much do you think we can fit in there?

Hey, Mom.

Hey, Pablo, this is Lion.

Hey, partner.

Hey, partner. What are you doing here?

Hey, Pinilla!

Hey, stop right here.

Hey, those are classified.

Hey, while you were walking back, she was checking your ass out.

Hey... it was self defense.

His contact was a crazy nut job named Carlos Lehder,

Hm.

Hola.

Hola.

Hospitals, social and athletic programs,

Houses, apartments, boats, planes, cars...

How 'bout her?

How about a fake number?

How about her?

How are you feeling, Gustavo?

How can I apologize? Huh?

How do we get five across the border?

How do you know my name?

How long is it gonna be?

How long will I be here as a hostage?

How many times do I have to tell you not to waste the acid?

How much did that cost you?

How much money you owe me?

How much more?

How much would you charge us to be creative?

How something like this can make so much money!

How you doing?

How you like me now?

How's the plumbing business?

I also can't guarantee that it's American.

I am in, uh, janitorial services.

I am Pablo Emilio Escobar Gaviria.

I can pay, too.

I can pick up a sicario. You OK with that?

I can't allow you to put yourself in danger.

I can't believe it.

I can't make any commitments right now.

I checked all area hospitals, police stations.

I come from nothing

I could blackmail you with these pictures.

I didn't come all the way down here, Peña, to sit on the fucking sidelines.

I didn't know I was about to be a blip on his.

I didn't make it back with the pitcher.

I don't give a rat's ass. Open the fucking trucks.

I don't have a lot of love for the narcos either.

I don't have all day.

I don't know if it's a boy or a girl, but as long as it's healthy.

I don't know, Pablo.

I don't know.

I don't know.

I don't know. He was in prison in the United States.

I don't know. Why don't you buy it yourself?

I don't need anything.

I don't see it that way

I don't think Pablo is stupid enough to fuck with the vice minister.

I don't think we should've let him go inside.

I don't understand how he ended up in that jail.

I figured this was Escobar knowing that they were coming to get him,

I figured, what the hell.

I fought hard to become what I am

I fucked up.

I got it in Colombia and look, it has a little gift.

I got one goal: get Escobar.

I got Poison at 400 to 1700 megahertz, gentlemen.

I got to the courthouse early the day of La Quica's trial.

I gotta rough this girl up.

I guarantee no harm will come to you or your family.

I guess I'll have to find another girl.

I guess she forgot we were in Colombia.

I guess they were right.

I guess they were wrong.

I have an unconscious pregnant female.

I have to take care of my child.

I hear you told your mother that one day you would be president of Colombia.

I heard the potato business is like the egg business.

I hope you know what that means.

I hope you'll forgive me for making this invitation mandatory

I just call it a week's paternity leave.

I just came up with this and I couldn't read it. What does that say?

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

I just realized something.

I just said, Look, if you don't wanna be there, you don't have to be.

I just wanna go home

I knew she'd overdosed on cocaine...

I know what you're thinking.

I know why you're here. Because of Moncada and Galeano.

I know you like whiskey, but I'm taking the liberty of making you a cocktail.

I like that more. The Ochoas are soft.

I like your hat.

I love it. Let's do it.

I love that song.

I love you very much.

I love you, baby.

I make deals for a living.

I need access to the M 19 files to confirm.

I need access to the M 19 files to confirm.

I promise to return Marta Ochoa to her family.

I promise.

I respectfully decline your offer, Vice Minister

I saw this shit there. It's pure poison.

I say we kidnap his son.

I signed up for the sand, surf and women.

I spent all this time waiting around for him.

I think Agent Murphy got snatched.

I think his wife left him.

I think she deserves some jewelry, no?

I thought I smelled something.

I thought you might figure it out.

I thought you might like to see some pictures I have.

I thought you were taking him into custody when you arrived.

I told you we have to fly low.

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

I wanna show these guys up. Why don't you, uh...

I want my husband back.

I want that escolta watching every inch of you at that comuna now.

I want you to find the girl.

I want you to go there and legalize his transfer to Bogotá.

I want you to meet our new DEA, Steve Murphy.

I want you to run my day to day operations.

I was a young DEA agent, partnered with my buddy, Kevin Brady.

I was born in Rion****, not too far from here.

I was in jail for a while, remember?

I was just thinking there's nothing in the world I'd love more

I was ready to crack a beer and watch Escobar's endgame on TV.

I was taking a look at it, and the best place to hide the merchandise

I wasn't finished. Until further notice, you're both suspended.

I will handle the chemical part of production,

I will have it on my conscience for the rest of my life.

I will manage all operational aspects.

I will take it to Miami and deliver it to your contact there.

I will tell you one thing, Valeria.

I won't ask you or Javier Peña

I would be where you are now... the vice minister of justice.

I would have done the same thing

I would think Gaviria could come up with a more believable lie.

I would've loved to go after Poison myself,

I would've sent Carrillo there even if Poison never killed a fly.

I wouldn't blame you if you held me responsible for this bloodbath.

I wouldn't get involved.

I'd forgotten that, myself.

I'd rather call the president from outside the prison, thanks.

I'll build a large house with air conditioning, with a pool...

I'll buy you another sofa later.

I'll call back soon, all right?

I'll call you back.

I'll charge 35 percent of the sales value,

I'll find out where he is, all right?

I'll give you one million dollars...

I'll inform the president of your position.

I'll pay half a million for the head of a DEA agent.

I'll sacrifice my life to make sure you're dead.

I'll view any incursion as a declaration of war.

I'm at your service, Mr. President.

I'm calling him.

I'm filing a report with the Board of Personal Conduct in Washington.

I'm filing a visa request for my informant. I need your signature.

I'm going in there to convince Escobar this is a temporary transfer of location.

I'm going to get you out of here, OK? I promise.

I'm going to tell you who I am.

I'm going to try to make a miracle happen.

I'm gonna get another jacket, brother.

I'm gonna go call my wife.

I'm gonna take care of this.

I'm here on behalf of President Gaviria.

I'm just not used to these type of things.

I'm serious, I'm serious. Look at her.

I'm so sorry.

I'm sorry you were taken against your will,

I'm sorry, Ambassador. We have a situation.

I'm sorry, but those were my orders.

I'm sorry, Pablo... I'm sorry.

I'm sorry, sir, but those were not my orders.

I'm sorry?

I'm sorry.

I'm Steve Murphy, Drug Enforcement Agent.

I'm sure he's fine.

I'm the artist here, clear?

I'm Valeria Velez and I'm here with the man known as the Robin Hood of the poor

I've got a bad feeling about this.

I've got a table ready.

I've got some car stereo systems in there that are really cool. Real nice.

I've never seen him with other traffickers.

If Escobar knows you're on the line, he might force you to strike a bargain.

If Gaviria wants me out of here...

If he could do this to the feared communists,

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

If he feels we're violating his terms,

If I find out one single dollar of American taxpayer money

If I leave this place, someone will kill me.

If I tell the ROS, it becomes a five alarm fire,

If it costs ten dollars a gram here...

If it doesn't work out, right?

If it is Escobar, he's dead already

If it wasn't for me, you two would still be smuggling cigarettes.

If Sandoval dies...

If that fails?

If the government hadn't come after me...

If there's one thing I've learned in the narco world,

If this business makes so much money, why are you sending me coach?

If this is really that good and we can make some money,

If we don't resolve this problem, we're all dead. Come on.

If we kidnap someone in their family, what are they going to do?

If we're going back, we go back now.

If we're gonna be partners, I don't get left behind.

If you just cooperate and walk out with me.

If you keep spending like that, you're going to end up in Forbes Magazine.

If you make it to the top...

If you were a client, you would have paid me already.

If your safety is a concern, I will gladly escort you out myself.

Imagine how much it will sell for in Miami.

Importing potatoes from Peru is easy.

In '79, the bad guys I was chasing wore flip flops.

In case you're wondering, this is the asshole.

In Chile, this little thing costs ten bucks a gram.

In the case of the State of Florida v. Juan Diego Díaz,

In the middle of the jungle.

In the world of drug dealers, you do what you think is right...

Inside the prison, obviously.

Instead, he found another way to get his fair share.

Instead, he won the damn lottery.

Is that confirmed?

Is that Gacha?

Is that to tip off the cops, or what?

Is that to tip off the cops, or what?

Is that understood?

Is that we form an organization.

Is that what I think it is?

Is this easy to take off?

Is your informant really a prostitute?

Isn't that what Al Capone did?

It could be related to that, or it could be Escobar.

It didn't take long for Miami to get addicted.

It isn't very comfortable, Pablito.

It just kept coming in.

It looks good on you.

It looks like Colonel Herrera suddenly turned honest.

It looks like the cops must have stopped the guys when they were leaving Ipsalia.

It means you've killed your enemies.

It might not be good for the baby.

It says here that Gacha, The Mexican, is the ninth richest man in the world.

It was a mom and pop operation, so small they called it The Kitchen.

It was a real milestone in the story of narcotics, folks

It was a stroke of genius... a marketing stunt way ahead of its time.

It was classic Reagan.