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- Russo.
- What?
What's wrong?
I'm done with this place.
I quit.
Okay, well, look, I ran the backgrounds on Deborah Fielding...
F.B.I., Interpol... everything.
Nothing comes up.
It's like she doesn't exist.
She's a ghost.
It's the Greens' statement on the attack.
Thanks.
Where's Russo?
I'm supposed to give him this lab work for the Green investigation.
Oh, I'll take care of that.
Good job.
- Can I have your name, please?
- Deborah Fielding.
Oh, Miss Fielding, we've been expecting you.
Proceed through the gate.
This is all about meditation and sanity as opposed to delusion.
All right, who wants to finish this?
You want to finish it?
Okay, Norm, you are delusional.
No eating the clay.
If you finish this right
I'm gonna let you go home.
He's gonna go home.
Okay, go ahead, Norm.
It's all yours.
- You're lost?
- I don't know.
- Maybe I can help.
- Maybe you can.
Are you Deborah Fielding?
I am.
Allow me to introduce myself...
No, I know who you are, Dr. Fibrian.
How?
Well, I've read pretty much every article you've ever done on higher brain function and the effects of neurological drugs on patients with compromised immune systems.
- I'm flattered.
- Okay.
- It's a little embarrassing.
- Oh.
Buon giorno.
You're an investigative journalist, aren't you?
- Of sorts.
- Yeah.
Andiamo.
Please.
This is our reception area.
I love that perfume you're wearing.
They're gonna have to check your jacket and bag.
You know, I just did a workshop on digging up the dirt, yes.
Psychiatric hospitals are not the house of horrors that most visitors imagine, I'll tell you that.
Well, you could have fooled me.
How so?
Avery, is my docket clear?
Your schedule's clear, Neil.
Let me see.
Good good.
Would you like some tea?
- Sure.
Why not?
- Good.
Make sure, Avery, that Naomi takes her medicine, all right?
- I'll see to it.
- Thank you very much.
Follow me.
- Your tea.
- Thank you.
- Tea to your liking?
- It's perfect, thank you.
I usually bring guests to my office first, but I thought we'd tour the ward.
Doctor, do you mind if I record our conversation?
Dr. Neil Fibrian,
Director of Psychiatric Medicine,
Chief of Staff at Edgewater Psychiatric Hospital,
Bishop County, California.
How's that?
- That was very good.
- Good.
- Your professor...
- Colbert.
Yeah, Colbert, he called me about your visit.
He said it's something about Reficul.
Well, it's just one of a long list of drugs being engineered here, isn't it, Doctor?
Is this gonna be an interrogation, Miss Fielding?
Are you gonna deny that Edgewater is an incubator for government drug design?
Have it your way.
Interrogation it is.
Deny it?
I revel in it.
Every drug on the market, prescription or otherwise, eventually gets government funding in its development.
And what exactly do you mean by the word "development"?
- What do you think I mean?
- I don't know.
You tell me.
Wouldn't you agree that the creation of a drug for the better of mankind as a whole... that all means should be explored in the advancement of the human genome?
Oh, please.