Very soon, another Life Foundation rocket
will be sent on an exploratory mission.
And that's how, one day, we might all live in space.
Cool, huh? And now that I've shown you
some of the cool stuff that we do here,
I'm hoping I've inspired each and every one of you
to go out there and create things that others
- have only dreamt of. - Mr. Drake?
- Shh! - It's okay. Don't silence her.
Come here. What's your name?
- Allie. - It's okay, Allie.
You know, sometimes that's what people do.
They try and silence those of us who ask questions.
But you know what? In the end,
we're the ones who change the world.
Take good care of that, Allie.
Guys, this is Dr. Skirth.
- Say hi. - Hi.
Hello, kids.
Um, sorry to interrupt,
but it's time to get changed for your interview.
Yeah. Uh, kids, sorry to leave you.
Allie, you're in charge. High five up top.
Dr. Skirth will answer Allie's question, and any others.
- See you next time, guys. Bye! - Bye!
What do you say, Mr. Drake,
we just start at the beginning?
- Born to British parents. - Mmm-hmm.
And then at 19, you discovered a gene therapy
that literally doubles the life expectancy
- of pancreatic cancer patients. - Well, actually,
it tripled their life expectancy.
But it's okay.
Okay, um, 24. That's still extremely young.
All right, you create
- the Life Foundation! - It didn't happen overnight.
- And then... - Rockets.
You then decide, like any normal human being,
that you're gonna go and explore space.
You know what it is? I have always believed...
- Uh-huh. - ...that space exploration
is crucial in our quest to cure
everything that ails us here on Earth.
But if you think about everything we've found...
- Uh-huh. - ...in the oceans and on land,
- isn't it time to look up there? - Mmm-hmm.
To this plethora of untapped resources?
And you have a plethora of untapped resources, also,
from your pharmaceutical companies
that you're involved with, you know, to help you realize
- that ambition, I suppose. - Of course.
- Yeah. - Full circle.
So, I have to ask, how does that work,
you know, exactly, the Life Foundation thing?
How does it... How does it, um...
I don't know, how does it go about,
- say, testing pharmaceuticals? - Eddie, we're talking
- about the rocket here. - No, I'm not. I'm not.
I'm talking about the allegations.
- I'm sorry, I don't... - It says that
your entire empire has been built
- on dead bodies. - Eddie.
It's true, right? It says that you recruit
the most vulnerable of us to volunteer for tests...
- Hmm. - ...that more often than not
end up killing people.
Yeah, I'm aware of these rumors online.
There's a lot of fake news out there these days.
Right. What about the legal cases?
Sorry?
Uh, the actual legal cases, like Sarah Chambers,
- Phil Barclay, Rob MacDonald. - That's it. Time to go.
Thank you so much for coming to talk to me, Mr. Brock.
And they're just some of the people who walked
- through these doors... - Have a nice day.
- Cut the camera off, please. - Thank you very much.
- Time is up. Come on. - They're dead. The Dead...
- Could you show him out, please? - The Dead Found...
Don't touch me. The Dead Foundation thing.
- Get out of here, Brock. - We're not finished.
Yes, you are, Mr. Brock.
Is that a threat?
Have a nice life.
I know what you're going to say, but...
This guy, he is all the way bad, Jack.
- If you just give... - Who's your source?
- Excuse me? - Who's your source, Eddie?
I don't have a source, per se. But I have a hunch.
This isn't the Wild Wild West.
We don't go off half-cocked based on a hunch.
We do the work.
We substantiate our accusations.
We provide evidence.
You know, for a smart guy, you really are a dumbass.
You're fired, Eddie.
I can't trust you.
Have a nice life.
- Will just take a second. - Okay.
Hey.
You are pathologically self-absorbed.
Annie. Annie, can you talk to me first?
Your ego requires constant attention,
and you're stubborn as hell.
But I was willing to roll with it, Eddie, because I loved you.
You "loved" me? What is that supposed to mean?
What you did got me fired.
You used me.
Annie? Annie.