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- I put Gallo away for racketeering.

But that's not what he really did.

What are you talking about?

- We had him for conspiracy to commit murder,

and the police let the tape

of that bastard admitting that he did it

out of the chain of custody for 20 minutes.

You had an alibi witness,

and your public defender let her get away?

That's what I've been saying!

- I didn't have an alibi witness.

I had a no-show who vanished into thin air.

- Well, you could've asked for postponement

to have time to find her.

- And I would have, except for one thing:

when I pressed her as to what the two of them were doing

at the time of those murders,

she admitted they were both on meth.

Gallo's filing came back,

and it needs to be filed by his attorney of record.

- You want me to represent that animal?

Kind of funny, isn't it?

You fighting to get me out

when you fought so hard to put me away.

- It makes me sick to my stomach,

but you're gonna give me something in return.

Not only are you gonna keep your hands off Mike,

you're gonna be his personal protector in here.

- You kept my wife out of prison.

As far as I'm concerned, that makes us square.

Harvey and Mike did it,

which means Mike's coming home.

Oh, my God.

Joshua called.

He's coming to town tomorrow.

- Are you gonna break up with him?

I don't know.

- I really appreciate you doing this.

If you weren't with me,

I can't imagine how I'd handle

whether or not Tara is breaking up with Joshua.

Joshua... what is he?

Lord of the Kingdom of Dicken-stein,

reigning over his subjects from high atop Douche Mountain?

Anyway, thanks for being here.

Aside from Tara, you're the most important woman

in my entire life.

Oh, my God, Louis.

Mudding is...

amazing.

I actually just fell asleep for the last half hour.

Goddamn it, Donna.

I didn't bring you here so you could fall asleep

while I'm pouring my heart out.

You're the most selfish woman I ever met.

- I thought you just told me I was the most important

non-Tara woman in your life.

- Wait a second. I thought you just fell asleep.

- And for the last thirty seconds,

have you been mad at me or upset about Joshua?

Holy shit, you're a genius.

- Which is why when we get back to the office,

you're reconciling everyone's billings for the last six weeks.

- Oh, Donna, that is the worst form of torture

I can go through.

- No, Louis, the worst form of torture

is what you'll do if you don't have something

to occupy your mind.

Oh, my God, you're right.

I don't care what the cost

or that I'm entirely naked underneath this mud.

I'm getting us another hour.

- Louis, you are not moving another centimeter

until Renaldo comes back in here

and puts that privacy curtain back up.

Oh, look who's here.

I'm not supposed to get out till this afternoon,

but leave it to you to...

Mike, sit down.

Okay.

What's going on?

- Cahill called and said there was a problem with your release.

It's not a big deal, but it's just gonna take a little longer.

- How much longer? - A few days.

Harvey, I informed on someone.

If word gets out about that...

You think I don't know that?

But he pulled your deal then reinstated it.

It's gonna take a little time.

- Well, what the hell am I supposed to do in the meantime?

- Sit tight, and keep your wits about you.

You made it this long.

You can make it a few more days.

Does Rachel know about this?

- Look, she didn't know it was gonna take this long

in the first place,

and I didn't see the need to tell her now.

- Do me a favor, and let's keep it that way.

*

Rachel, good morning.

I was looking for you before.

I wanted to say congratulations on getting Mike out.

I appreciate that.

But we have some other good news.

We may be on our way to getting Leonard Bailey out too.

- Did you figure out a way to reopen the trial?

I did.

- Rachel, this is good in theory,

but there's no precedent.

Yes, there is.

Turner versus the State of Michigan.

- How the hell did you find that?

- It turns out being a paralegal for so long

was a blessing in disguise,

because nobody is better at research than me.

Great. Write up a declaration,

and get it to me as soon as you're done.

And I'll get this thing rolling.

- Jessica, I thought I'd be the one to do it.

- Rachel, you're not a lawyer yet.

I don't need to be.

She's his public defender. She'll do this for us.

- Listen to me... sometimes things don't go exactly as planned.

And nobody is better at research than you,

but nobody is better at dropping the hammer than me.

- Listen to me, I'm gonna ask you a question,

and I need to know the truth.

You know about this Cahill shit?

What Cahill shit?

- Apparently Sutter wasn't enough for that asshole,

because he's been seizing our assets left and right.

- You really think they were gonna let her

keep direct proceeds from insider trading?

- I'm not talking about direct proceeds.

I'm talking about everything we have.

- What? - Yeah,

including money she earned

before she ever got wrapped up in that bullshit.

They can't do that.

Well, they're doing it.

And I don't care whether you do something about it

from in here or when you get out there,

but you're the one who convinced us to take this deal, Mike,

so you better damn well be the one to stop it.

- * See the money, wanna stay for your meal *

* Get another piece of pie for your wife *

* Everybody wanna know how it feel *

* Everybody wanna see what it's like *

* I'll even eat a bean pie, I don't mind *

* Me and Missy is so busy, busy making money *

* All right

* All step back, I'm 'bout to dance *

Hey, Counselor.

You didn't forget about me, did you?

- Your hearing's tomorrow at 2:00.

I sent you the paperwork.

Right under the wire.

Cutting it close, huh?

- I said I'd get it done, and it's done, Gallo.

Now I'm leaving. - So soon?

I thought you might want to meet and chat strategy.

- My strategy is for you to get your parole tomorrow

and then burn your existence from my brain.

- I don't think I like the way you just spoke

to your own client, Harvey.

You better come through.

I'll come through, Gallo,

but you better remember your part of the deal.

What, protecting Mike?

What does Mike need protecting for if I'm cool with him?

Save your bullshit.

I know you know Mike was informing.

- Yeah, I also know William Sutter's going away,

which means Mike's getting out.

Well, he's not out yet,

so while you're both still in there,

you don't take your eyes off him.

- I'm nothing if not a man of my word.

Oh, and Harvey, I don't want to stand

of the parole board wearing this,

so bring me something nice to wear.

I was a 38 slim when I came in.

Now I'm more like a 40 reg.

I'll leave it up to you; you're the dandy.

*

This is Sean Cahill.

Well, Sean, this is Mike Ross.

What can I do for you, Mike?

- You can tell me why the hell you're going after

Jill Miller's assets.

- I'm sorry, I wasn't aware you were her accountant.

Well, if you don't back off,

I'm about to become her goddamn lawyer.

- Excuse me? - That wasn't part of her deal.

- No, it wasn't, but I'm not gonna let her keep

her money she made committing a crime.

- You're not just taking money she made from a crime.

You're taking the salary she made

from working at that company for years.