Patton Plame: I've been on the Web monitoring this chatter-chatter, and this sound of silence is giving me a migraine. Nobody in the terrorist crowd wanna take the credit for making things go boom.
Meredith Brody: Look, I appreciate you rushing down here, Patton, but there's no indication there's a Web angle in this case.
Patton Plame: Like I care. I'm either here helping, or I'm at home trying to Jack some free crap out of QVC.
Meredith Brody: Excuse me?
Patton Plame: Hyptotcially speaking. Come on, Brody. Let me go all deep Web on whoever these crazy asses are.
Meredith Brody: Okay. Of the 62 members of the staff, only 56 have gone through pat-down-and-search. Of the six that didn't, only one is still unaccounted for after the blast. A waiter.
Patton Plame: Okay, hit me with a name.
Meredith Brody: Bertrand Willis.
Patton Plame: Okay. Bertrand Willis.
Meredith Brody: What database are you running his name through?
Patton Plame: I created a way to consolidate municipal, federal, state, and even international criminal databases.
Meredith Brody: Do I want to know how you do this?
Patton Plame: You most certainly do not.
Christopher LaSalle: Whatever you're doing, put it on hold. Girlfriend of the band was recording their set, caught the exact blast site.
Meredith Brody: Where was it?
