Not some county or even state.

It's the United States.

Chuck Roads.

It is for the U.

S.

Attorney for the Southern District of New York, which is Manhattan in its Wall Street.

It's one of the most powerful law enforcement positions in America.

This'd job all the U.

S.

Attorney's want growing up, I saw firsthand the corrosive power that big business can have.

And I am determined to check that John Rhodes is very dog sheriff going after the out of control hedge fund guys, you work in my office and try to use your influence again.

They're gonna walk out of here in handcuffs.

Big goon.

Off them is the sky.

Bobby Axelrod.

Bobby Axelrod is Mike Tyson in his prime.

Interesting thing in the show is that I come from a more wealthy background, So the ambiguity is gonna be really great.

You know your way out of justice here.

Okay, guys, what do we got on deck?

These air different kind of lawyers.

Their offices are crappy.

It's federal government.

But the guys have genuine idealistic belief in the law.

They can do no wrong.

It's a tricky thing.

Being so morally driven can be tense.

I work for the public.

Good.

No.

You work for the good of Chuck Rhodes.

Maybe sometimes they intersect.

It's a show about the power structure of New York City.

Post 9 11 posts.

Massive economic failure plays out like a thriller.

I'm very excited about it.

Yes, indeed.