I'll wait till tomorrow

Columbo:
[after playing the recorded conversation of Kristatos and Bond]
I'm here, Mr. Bond of the British Secret Service. But I'll tell you... it is Kristatos you want, NOT me. He told you about himself. He's the one with the powerful connections, not me. Locque works for him, not me. He told you that I was a heroin smuggler, yes? That is partly true. I'm a smuggler. I smuggle, yes. I smuggle gold, diamonds, cigarettes, pistachio nuts... but no heroin. Sit down. That I leave to him... when he is not too busy working for Russia against my country and yours. James Bond:
My country awarded him the King's Medal. Columbo:
Yes, I know. But other people died for it. During the fighting in Crete, he was a double agent who betrayed my unit to the communists. King's Medal... ha! I would laugh if my heart was not so heavy about my poor Lisl. James Bond:
What does Kristatos gain by setting you up? Columbo:
Well, I know too much about him. He wants me out of the way. By using a British agent to do his dirty work for him, your government might give him another medal. James Bond:
Why should I believe you? Columbo:
I'll prove it to you tonight. We'll go together to his warehouse in Albania. Okay? James Bond:
If I don't report in by tomorrow morning, not only my people, but the entire Greek police will be down on you like a load of bricks. Columbo:
Don't worry. By tomorrow, we'll be good friends. Let us drink to that. James Bond:
I'll wait till tomorrow