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Pablo Escobar: Gentlemen, Im going to tell you who I am. I am Pablo Emilio Escobar Gaviria. My eyes are everywhere. That means you guys cant move a finger in all of Antioquia without me knowing about it. Do you understand? Not a finger. One day, Im going to be President of the Republic of Colombia. So look, I make deals for a living. Now, you can stay calm and accept my deal or accept the consequences. Silver or lead. You decide.

Gustavo Gaviria: People are watching us, Pablo. Theyre asking themselves how two small businessmen - suddenly came up with so much cash.

— Narcos people

Escobar: Gustavo, brother just launder the money. Make it look legitimate thats all. Isnt that what Al Capone did?

— Narcos money

Pablo Escobar: Those shitty oligarchs. Those people, all of their lives dont know what its like to wonder where their next meal is coming from. I come from nothing, Valeria and I have more money than any of those sons of bitches.

— Narcos people

Valeria Vélez: If you run for Congress, you put yourself in the public eye, you become a target. I made my money from taxis isnt going to work when you face the press. Pablo, you need a party that supports you. You need a proper political campaign.

Escobar: I buy the press, my love. And as far as a political party, I am quite sure that I can buy one of those as well. I dont want to be good. I am going to be great. A PAISA ROBIN HOOD.

— Narcos love

Pablo Escobar: Look, I am not a rich person. I am a poor person with money. And for that reason, I think thatWell, I think that I understand the people to whom the New Liberalism wants to give a voice.

— Narcos people

Fernando Duque: The party clearly needs to hear what you have to say, Mr. Escobar. There is a great deal of talk about how you have made your money. I need guarantees concerning the origins of your fortune.

Escobar: Look, I am not a politician. I am not a successful lawyer like you. I come from the street, brother. I want to reassure you that you will receive your piece.

— Narcos success

Escobar: Assuming your piece is ten percent, your piece would be what? $300,000 just for you. Does that seem like a sufficient guarantee for the Justice Minister or what?

— Narcos justice

Gustavo Gaviria: You know what, Pablo? To me, it looks like you are handling things very badly. You need to start thinking more about your family and about business. Thing is, you cant be a politician.

Lara: Are you so arrogant to think you had any influence over my actions? That I put my life and the life of my family at risk for American policy objectives? Let me assure you, Agent Murphy, outside of providing me with the picture, you did nothing. The decision to speak out was solely mine.

— Narcos life

Lara: I will accept this vest out of respect for your concern with my well-being. But I would advise you one thing while you remain in Colombia.

— Narcos respect

Lara: We accept your help, but never your condescension. When all this is over, Colombians will be the heroes, and the victims. John Wayne only exists in Hollywood.

Pablo Escobar: Due to the vicious lies and slander cast my way by Minister Lara and his cronies, Ive decided to announce my resignation from Congress of the Republic. I ran as a representative for the common man, a voice for those who had no voice, but that has happened through much of our history. The powerful have conspired to silence me. I dreamt of doing good. Those dreams are over. But make no mistake I will not go quietly. I will fight. The Men of Always are mistaken if they think they can defeat Pablo Emilio Escobar Gaviria!

— Narcos dreams

Carrillo: One man with helicopters, airplanes, vehicles, planned escape routes - and a network of informants.

— Narcos work

Pablo Escobar: What good is having all the money in the world if you cant go home? If we go back Im going to have to fight.

— Narcos money

Gustavo Gaviria: But do you know what matters most for our business, Pablo? That the situation at home stays calm. Know what I mean?

— Narcos business

Gaviria: Yes. I would have tried. The amount of money we are losing is because of that bullshit. Are you listening?

— Narcos money

Carillo: Your mothers in Rionegro with that tub of lard you call your son. And your wife was at Carrera 11 today, shopping for clothes.

— Narcos mother

Carillo: Not everyones for sale, Pablo. You just keep hiding, and I will find you. Dont know when but I will find you. And when I find you - Im going to kill you.

Steve Murphy: Navegante, youve been working for Gacha for many years. Im sure in that time youve earned way more than we are giving you. So tell me, why do you want to betray him?

— Narcos time

Horacio Carrillo: Because we have 23 agents with outdated weapons waiting in Barranquilla. And he has twice as many men with brand new weapons. And frankly Im tired of sending young men to face certain death.

— Narcos death

Javier Peña: So then we have to be smart. We have to create a trap. If we catch him alive, hell give us Escobar. And the Ochoas. The entire cartel.

Carrillo: What are you risking? These arent your men. You have no family here to lose. If this goes badly, there will be more widows and orphans, and Ill have to carry that on my shoulders. Well I trust his information. And I trust you. But if this turns out bad itll be on your conscience.

— Narcos science

Ochoa: This is bullshit. People are turning up dead every day and my friends think my brothers are responsible.

— Narcos people

César Gaviria: I have enormous gratitude to you, especially with Agent Murphy, whose warnings kept me off that plane. You, sir, yes.

Gaviria: The people in Colombia are horrified about the bombing of Aviancas plane. But theyre also against American soldiers on our soil and spy planes intercepting calls, so-

— Narcos people

Gaviria: Well your governments research says 660 tons of cocaine were consumed in the United States last year. Perhaps if your resources were focused at home, wed all be better off.

Fernando Galeano: Look, Pacho, we agreed that we would share the Los Angeles territory and that hasnt been happening. It seems you are not holding up our agreement.

Pablo Escobar: If Mr. Galeano and Mr. Moncada are correct, then you have my assurance that it will be rectified.

Escobar: Careful, Pacho. Careful. The only difference between us is our little misunderstanding with the government. And that will be resolved soon. Besides, thats the business, for all of us.

Gustavo Gaviria: Mm-hm. The only war we are really fighting is the war against extradition. And the outcome of that is something were all interested in.

Herrera: Its true, Gustavo. Gustavo is right. We have a common goal, and that is to get rid of extradition. The United States is big enough for all of us to operate in. Lets figure out Los Angeles once you take care of your business here.

— Narcos business

Escobar: You know what bothers me? Your arrogance. Your attitude, your air of superiority. Careful, Pacho that you dont get yourself killed for that.

— Narcos self

Gaviria: Stop talking shit, Moncada. Well kill that fag later. Right now, we cant be out in the open.

— Narcos right

Escobar: If that son of a bitch starts selling shit in Los Angeles, Im personally gonna put a gun up his ass and pull the trigger. I swear.

Pablo Escobar: I think we should reorganize a bit and start sending our boys out to burn some houses down and do some damage to politicians and senators all over the country. And to the soldiers and cops in our way, the judges who annoy us and the reporters that watch us, basically, we have to create a presence so disruptive theyll want nothing but peace. Thats the only way were going to get there.

Escobar: We have to fight, brother. Lets put our hearts into this. And if we all must die, so be it.

Gaviria: Youre the one who says the politicians dont give a shit about the public. If you want to influence politicians, youll have to narrow your focus. You know what I mean?

— Narcos focus

Pablo Escobar: But that faggot president has yet to accept our most important demand before we turn ourselves in.

Gaviria: Yeah. We used to come up here with our girlfriends and smoke a joint. What does that have to do with anything?

— Narcos friends

Escobar: I know every centimeter of these mountains. From here, we can see anything coming. And we have enough space to build whatever we want. Were going to design it. were going to build it and we will be protected from all our enemies.

— Narcos time

Gaviria: You know what we have to do, Pablo. We have to close the deal fast before they find us and kill us.

Eduardo Sandoval: Our priority is the life of your daughter and the lives of the rest of the hostages. But our priority is also to capture Escobar.

— Narcos life

Julio Turbay: You cannot have both things at once. Negotiate with Escobar while trying to capture him?

Gaviria: Do you know what he is demanding? That we call a constitutional referendum to abolish extradition. That he only plead guilty to having trafficked drugs one time. And worst of all, he wants to build his own jail and have his own guards to watch over him. This is a deal with the devil.

— Narcos time

Julio Turbay: You are the president of a country that became a living hell some time ago. With whom else did you expect to be making a deal?

— Narcos time

Eduardo Sandoval: We have no choice. The people, the public its tired of all these bombs and bloodshed!

— Narcos people

Gustavo Gaviria: Youre making a big mistake, Carrillo. Were already in negotiations with the government. You have no reason to be doing this.

Carrillo: No? You know if you support evil, you are evil. Look at them. I just want you to look at their faces. A few of the victims youve left in your wake. Tell me, have you ever felt the swift vengeance of justice? Give me your cousin or Ill let these men show you that vengeance with their fists.

Pablo Escobar: Mm. As am I. Were going to negotiate a truce. But first, were going to kill a few of his men.

Sicario: Im sorry, boss, but the Cali cartel is going to take that as an act of war, dont you think?

Javier Peña: I dont see why theyre sending you to Spain. Its not like the cocaine war is over. Galeano and Moncada are fronting for Escobar.

Carrillo: Escobar is moving more coke than ever. Without the Colombian government breathing down his neck, all hes gotta worry about is the Cali cartel. Lets face it, fellas, he won.

Eduardo Sandoval: Mr. President, I just spoke with the attorney general. Moncadas wife reported his disappearance from La Catedral. Its clear that Escobar killed those men in that prison.

Eduardo Sandoval: Escobar is capable of anything. But you know what? This could be a good opportunity for us.

— Narcos good

Eduardo Sandoval: Good evening. Im here on behalf of President Gaviria. My orders are to escort you to a temporary prison in Bogotá. The government has decided to make some improvements here at La Catedral for your safety and everyone elses here.

Escobar: Mm. I would think Gaviria could come up with a more believable lie. I know why youre here. Because of Moncada and Galeano. But I didnt kill those men. That story is a lie.

Sandoval: And why should the government care about some dispute between gangsters? We dont care about that.

Escobar: We have an agreement, and youre breaking it. What guarantee do I have that the Americans wont kidnap me and take me to the US? Bush would be very happy to stick me in a gringo jail, like he did to Lehder, like he did to Noriega, right?

Sandoval: Yes. I give you my word as vice-minister of justice. Havent you noticed that the army has completely surrounded this jail? We can end this peacefully if you just cooperate and walk out with me.

— Narcos peace

Pablo Escobar: I respectfully decline your offer, vice-minister. The press is saying I killed those men, but thats a lie to sell newspapers. If Gaviria wants me out of here he can come here and do it himself. Meanwhile, Ill view any incursion as a declaration of war.

Eduardo Sandoval: You could be right. But you know something? Ill sacrifice my life to make sure youre dead.

— Narcos life

Escobar: You think youre better than me, but youre wrong. I come from nothing. I fought hard to become what I am. If the government hadnt come after me I would be where you are now: the vice minister of justice.

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