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Carrie Mathison:
Hey, can I talk to you for a minute? The FISA warrant expires tomorrow.

Saul Berenson:
If you're asking me to try and extend it, don't.

Carrie Mathison:
At least hear me out.

Saul Berenson:
I had to drag a skeleton from Judge Turner's closet to get you those four weeks in the first place.

Carrie Mathison:
I know what you did.

Saul Berenson:
And you still haven't produced a single lead connecting Sergeant Brody to this or any plot against America.

Carrie Mathison:
That doesn't mean I'm wrong. It just means he may be laying low for a while. Turned and trained, but a sleeper.

Saul Berenson:
You're arguing against yourself, Carrie. We can't watch him indefinitely. You know it.

Carrie Mathison:
But, Saul...

Saul Berenson:
Listen to me. Listen carefully. This intelligence your asset gave up her life to acquire... do not squander it by continuing to invade the constitutionally protected privacy of the Brody family.

Carrie Mathison:
It's not an either-or proposition. The money we're tracking is connected to Brody. I just haven't found out how.

Saul Berenson:
If you're right, the money will eventually lead back to him. But until then, you need to take down that surveillance. First chance you get, you will remove the cameras and microphones from Sergeant Brody's house and cover your tracks. Are we clear?