mr. riggs would you like a tart? yes thank you call me martin. martin. ugh, mr. riggs. sit down. (beatbox) my name is karen, i'm no fearin, my sisters sharin, she's in love with this guy named martin. karen!!! hey sarge. thanks for taking out the garbage. honey i'm entertaining our guest. whaddaya think? you know anything about boats, roger? know how much they cost. i mean, can you sail this thing? what's wrong with you? this ain't a sail boat. that's what i thought. no trick to it. that's the front. that's the back. water all around. why you gotta make things so complicated? i don't. that's just how they are. oh, yeah. you mean amanda hunsacker's murder? now, did i mention that? you don't have to. i can read your mind. i don't get you, riggs. what's the problem? we got one dead girl and one dead guy. dead guy killed the dead girl and we killed the dead guy 'cause he wanted us to be dead guys. seems pretty easy to me. look, her sugar daddy was dealin' drugs. she said somethin'... or did somethin'... or saw somethin' she shouldn't have, and he pitched her off the balcony into the

endo, meet mr. martin riggs. endo here has forgotten more about dispensing pain than you and i will ever know. terrific. see, martin, we have a problem. nce we have murtaugh, we don't really need you. but i believe in being thorough. yeah, i've heard that about you. yeah. well, our problem, and yours, too, is we have... a shipment of merchandise to deliver. why don't you guys just call it heroin? it's rather large, this shipment. it would be unfortunate, however, if we showed up to deliver our heroin and were surrounded by 50 cops. that would be too bad. yes, it would be. so it's essential for us to find out all the cops know. hey, we don't know squat. you--you did hunsaker before he could say-- no! no! i wish i could believe you, but unfortunately i don't. now, if you would kindly tell me everything you know, i promise you i'll kill you quick. i've told you everything i know. endo. what the heck is that thing? i'll tell you what it is. it's called electric shock treatment. well, i guess we're in for a long night

mr. wilson: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from south carolina is recognized for one minute. mr. wilson: mr. speaker, yesterday peter izberg president of the national payroll reporting consortium ink expressed concern over the senate proposed payroll tax plan which offers only a two-month extension instead of the year-long extension passed last week by the house. in a letter written to several members of congress on both sides of the aisle, he stated that, quote, insufficient lead time to create substantial problems, confusion, and cost. affecting a significant percentage of u.s. employers and employees. end of quote. house republicans are willing to work for one year-long extension now instead of passing a two-month fix that will confuse the american taxpayers, medical providers, and small business owners. it is necessary for both houses of congress to work together to extend the payroll tax cut for a full year. at a time of continued record unemployment, we should be

maybe i should go with her, riggs. no, i want you to see something. she has a gift. watch this. morning, gentlemen. l.a.p.d. got a few questions. do any of you know a mr. travis? you got a warrant? no, i don't have a warrant, but i can get one. well, until you do, forget you. i don't think so. back spin kick. watch out! you ok, honey? i'm just great. honey? lorna: how are you doing? oh, this guy's on parole. double front kick, look at that. (dramatic music) (glass shattering) let me help her. stay still. hey, hey! whoo. that's my girl. you know... this pms, it's murder. yeah. yeah, i know what you mean. i been married 25 years. so tell me about travis. look, i told you before, moron, i don't know no jack travis. i didn't say his name was jack. hey, you better start telling me more than jack smart-aleck. hey, murphy. people usually cross the street when they see me coming. yeah, well, i didn't have enough time. i'm not your enemy, captain. i'm just trying to do my job. have you eaten? yeah, i already ate. i gotta go downtown. what, you eat alone? i'm used to it. it's bad for the