September 24, 2018 | 0 Comments
Tavo [to Martinez]: We can’t let [the Americans] have hope. And we can’t let our people have doubt.
Tavo [to Martinez]: We can’t let [the Americans] have hope. And we can’t let our people have doubt.
Tom: We just need to make [Mexico and Cuba] understand one simple fact. Alone neither country will last a week when Gustavo comes at them.
Slattery: How was your flight? Tom: You have no idea.
Slattery: Any ideas? Tom: One or two. Slattery: Think they’ll work? Tom: Think they have to.
Aguilar: What is this? Tom: It’s called diplomacy. It starts now.
Tom: For now, we have a single agenda: unite and fight or let Gustavo march north. It’s that simple.
Slattery [to Aguilar and Fuentes]: Now you listen to me! You and your men are going to cut this shit out, you’re going to bury the…
Tom: Maybe someday we’ll see the end of war, but for now, we have to fight … together.
Reiss: Toy ships and paper maps. It’s like we’re back fighting World War II.
Reiss: I hated [“Moby Dick”]. Meylan: It is a bit of a slog, sir.