Colony

Scully: I was just down the street. Somebody fired more shots 
        at the White House again last night.
Mulder: Got to wonder about a country where even the 
        President has to worry about drive by shootings.

(Description: After Mulder gets hit by car.)
Scully: How you feeling?
Mulder: Like I should have used the crosswalk.

Scully: What ever happened to trust no one?
Mulder: I changed it to trust everyone. Didn't I tell you?

Scully: Did you find what you were looking for?
Mulder: No... no. But I found something I thought I'd lost. 
        Faith to keep looking... 

Mulder's speech:
I have lived with a fragile faith built upon the ether of 
vague memory from an experience which I could neither prove, 
nor explain. When I was twelve, my sister was taken from 
me. Taken from my home by a force which I came to believe 
was extra-terrestrial. That belief sustained me, fueling a 
quest for truths that were as elusive as the memory itself. 
To believe as passionately as I did was not without 
sacrifice, but I always accepted the risks. To my reputation, 
my career, my relationships...to life itself.

What happened to me out on the ice has just defied every 
belief. And if I should die now, it would be with a 
certainty that my faith has been righteous. And if through 
death, larger mysteries are revealed, I will have already
learned the answer to the question that has driven me here. 
That there is intelligent life in the universe other than 
our own. That they are here among us. And that they have 
begun to colonize.