Homeland, Season 2

Carrie:
You're not in Beirut?

Saul:
Came straight here from the airport. I hear you were turned away from the debrief at Langley today.

Carrie:
I was the one who recovered that intel. He wouldn't even let me present it!

Saul:
Well, I can only imagine how shitty that must have felt. Still feels.

Carrie:
Before the Beirut trip, I really thought I'd finally found a way to cope with being out of the company.

Saul:
Before you dig that hole any deeper, I have to show you something. Is this your computer?

Carrie:
Yeah.

Saul:
[removes a flash drive from his breast pocket] Here. I'll only f*** it up. That's the one piece of intel recovered in Beirut that Estes and his men haven't seen yet. I came straight from the airport because I think you deserve to see it first.

[Carrie inserts the flash drive and presses play]

Brody:
[pre-recorded video] This is Nicholas Brody and I'm a Sergeant in the United States Marine Corps. People will say I was broken, I was brainwashed. People will say I was turned into a terrorist.

Carrie:
Oh my God.

Brody:
Taught to hate my country. My actions this day is against such domestic enemies. The vice-president and members of his national security team, who I know to be liars and war criminals --

Carrie:
[quietly] I was right.

Brody:
-- who are responsible for atrocities they must be held accountable for.

Saul:
[whispers] You were right.

Brody:
This is about justice for eighty-two children whose deaths were never acknowledged and whose murder is a stain on the soul of this nation.

Carrie:
[crying] I was right.