- 6/4/2025
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00:00How did you ever figure out who pulled her protection?
00:10Hawkins called off her secret service detail.
00:12Hawkins used to be Emma and Henry Campbell's old FBI handle.
00:15Somebody killed the deputy director of the FBI.
00:20I'm pulling Ramirez.
00:21I'll need to swap some shifts around now.
00:22No need. I'm sending a replacement.
00:24Eric Monks.
00:25How did a guy who saved Curtis get stuck on the vice president's daughter's detail?
00:28I guess this is their way of easing an old man back in.
00:30Wait, go!
00:33What the hell was that?
00:34I slipped.
00:35I don't care how many presidents you saved, I don't do fuck-ups on this team.
00:38Can I help you find something?
00:39Pills.
00:40I know you're an addict. I know they forced you into rehab.
00:43And I know that if you were anyone other than the boss's old partner,
00:46they'd never have put your ass back on a detail.
00:48It is also true that I am clean now.
00:50I get tested twice a week to prove it.
00:51Why do you like most?
00:55No one can find out about this.
00:56I can ditch the Asians. I've done it before.
01:08I overheard my aunt say that there's someone in the White House who couldn't be trusted.
01:11When is this all gonna be over?
01:12Soon.
01:13Good morning, Mr. Vice President.
01:14Is she in there?
01:15Yes, sir.
01:16Hey, sweetie.
01:17There's some woman sitting in that cafe for five hours staring out the window and talking to herself.
01:22She's Secret Service.
01:23How could you be so sure?
01:24Because I know her.
01:25Rose, this isn't a terrorist attack anymore. This is an assassination attempt.
01:29The United States Secret Service is our nation's premier law enforcement agency.
01:46We are the best protective agency that there has ever been.
01:51We have a zero-fail mission to uphold, which means that we expect nothing short of perfection.
01:59No mistakes.
02:01To make a mistake in the Secret Service means to change the entire course of history.
02:10Fortunately, every man and woman before me here today has proven that they are more than up to the task.
02:18And that they are worthy of trust and confidence.
02:25It is with great pride that I welcome the future of the United States Secret Service.
02:32Congratulations, agents.
02:34Now, please stand as I administer your oath.
02:37Great job.
02:39Great job.
02:40Happy to see you right here.
02:44You could have at least texted me you were coming.
02:47I miss that look on your face.
02:49I was only able to get out of work last minute.
02:51And your father tried to, but...
02:56Go on, say what you're thinking.
02:58Honestly, I didn't think you were going to show it all.
03:00Not after how our last conversation ended.
03:02I know you don't believe in all this.
03:04Why would I want my daughter risking her life for a country that doesn't give a damn about her?
03:11I don't see it that way.
03:12I know you don't.
03:13But I don't have to believe in this.
03:16To believe in you.
03:18And if there's anybody stubborn enough to change this world for the better, it's going to be my daughter.
03:27Just promise me you won't wear this suit to Thanksgiving, looking like you're about to hand out warrants.
03:34Well...
03:36What?
03:37You're going to give Aunt Deborah a heart attack.
03:39Duly noted.
03:41I'm really glad you came.
03:45I'm so proud of you.
03:50And so is your father.
03:52They are lucky to have you.
04:06I hope they realize that.
04:08They will.
04:13It's an opportunity to study the masters in the place where they did their art.
04:18Under no circumstances are you gallivanting off to Italy instead of focusing on your education.
04:22But missing class to go to political rallies so I can be a cardboard cutout.
04:26That's okay?
04:27It's one semester.
04:28The whole point of it is education.
04:30It's a semester of just art, not real education.
04:33It's elitist, entitled.
04:35Maddie, it's a bad look.
04:36You need to think about how your decisions reflect on your family.
04:39You mean you?
04:40You'll get an updated schedule next week.
04:43Maddie will be traveling with me back to Wisconsin to stump for Turner's Senate campaign.
04:47Yes, sir.
04:52Mr. Vice President, can I get a picture?
04:53Hey, hi.
04:54It's all right.
04:55Let him go.
04:56Let him pass.
04:57Maddie, come here.
05:00Who's up first?
05:05Anything I can do?
05:16No.
05:17Maybe we can come up with an excuse.
05:19Exams or something.
05:20Say you can't miss the days.
05:22No, I'll go.
05:25Like always.
05:30I don't know how you do it.
05:32Which part?
05:35The smiles, the hugs.
05:38It's always hard for the first second.
05:42Then it warms me up.
05:44I, like, fall into it.
05:47Like you're performing?
05:49No, it becomes real to me.
05:52This sounds crazy, but...
06:04I like the lie.
06:10It's who I wish he was all the time.
06:13I don't know.
06:18Arrington, there's an FBI agent here from the White House to speak with you.
06:21What about?
06:22It says he can only speak with you.
06:25Okay, stand by.
06:27Sorry.
06:28I should check this out.
06:29It's fine.
06:30I have to get ready for class anyway.
06:31I'll catch up in 20.
06:32Jeff's in the hall.
06:40Agent Arrington.
06:41Thanks for taking the time to talk with us.
06:43Of course.
06:44Peter, right?
06:45Yeah, we played basketball at POTUS a few months back.
06:47Right.
06:48You're the one who set a hard pick on her.
06:49Thought you were going to cuff me right there.
06:53Look, is there some place we can talk?
06:56Uh, gotta be back in 10 minutes, but we can take a walk.
07:00Great.
07:04We're working on an investigation right now,
07:06and I was hoping to get some more info about your detail on April 27th from last year.
07:11Date doesn't ring a bell.
07:13It's the day of the Metro bombing.
07:15So can you share who you were assigned to protect?
07:17To an FBI agent?
07:18No.
07:19Not without an official request.
07:20Was it Maddie Redfield?
07:22And who are you again?
07:23I'm Rose.
07:24I'm Rose.
07:25Not FBI.
07:26Or a basketball player.
07:27We're on special assignment from Diane Farr.
07:29You can call in to verify that you can,
07:31but we have reason to believe that if it was Maddie you were protecting that day,
07:34she could be in danger.
07:36Okay, what kind of danger?
07:37We don't have specifics right now.
07:39We think someone might have tried to kill her that night, though.
07:42If you could tell us if she was there, we could help you.
07:45I can't disclose information about secret service operations to another agency,
07:48let alone a civilian.
07:49But you already know that.
07:51So does the Chief of Staff.
07:52I know that it's strange, okay, but I-
07:54Do you also get that I have to report this conversation?
07:57Yeah.
07:59Let me run it up the chain.
08:00If I get clearance to share anything, I will.
08:04Let me give you my number.
08:05In the meantime, I can assure you, Maddie Redfield's very safe under our protection.
08:09That's what they said right before some assassins chased me out of my hotel room in nothing but a bathrobe.
08:13Never mind.
08:15Could you point us toward the library?
08:18Sure.
08:19Just take a left there.
08:20You'll pass a few dorms and it'll be right in front of you.
08:24Have a good day.
08:25Thanks.
08:27A library?
08:28I think better in libraries.
08:29I started going to libraries when it sucked at home.
08:33And after a while, it was more about escaping to a place than escaping from a place.
08:38I thought I could read my way to Stanford.
08:41Shit, you went to Stanford?
08:43No.
08:44These bastards rejected me.
08:46I went to a community college, then transferred to Berkeley.
08:50When I started my company, I hired a bunch of Stanford grads to grab me coffee.
08:55You miss being in charge?
08:58Who says I'm not in charge now?
09:02If Agent Arrington can confirm who the target was, I think we're one step closer to figuring all this out.
09:07And let's assume that it was Maddie Redfield.
09:10Yeah.
09:11That means someone in the White House was willing to take out an entire neighborhood just to get to her.
09:15Nothing on that drive tells us why or who's responsible.
09:19So either way, we've got to start looking at this from another angle.
09:24Maybe now that we've seen the killer's face, we can figure out a way to ID him.
09:29How?
09:31That picture I pulled? The killer's ring?
09:34The FBI determined it was Yugoslavian.
09:36But that's where the trail ended.
09:38So, I don't know, maybe we missed something and we can go back, do some research, find a connection.
09:43If only there was like a place full of books that was just perfect for doing research.
09:48Oh, wait. What's this?
09:55He mentioned Diane Farr by name.
09:57Yes, sir. Some special assignment.
10:00Alright.
10:04Just tell him that Maddie's not involved.
10:06Get her name out of it, but not a word more.
10:08Yes, sir.
10:09Yes, sir.
10:11We need to talk.
10:12Tell me what you have been known to.
10:13I'm sorry, I have to call you back.
10:18What's wrong, Ben? You appear vexed.
10:20Why is your little answering machine running around Georgetown questioning my agents?
10:23What are you talking about?
10:24Peter Sutherland interrogated my agent asking where Maddie Redfield was last year.
10:28Why is he doing that?
10:29You tell me. He says he's on a special assignment for you.
10:31I've got no clue why Sutherland is at Georgetown.
10:33That's not what it sounds like.
10:34Oh, what does it sound like, Ben?
10:36It sounds like you're running an off-the-books investigation.
10:38Quite honestly, that makes me really uncomfortable.
10:41Well, come over here and let me rub circles on your back.
10:44After that, you can fuck off because this is POTUS's purview, not yours.
10:47If you have a lead, you and I both know you need to share it with the rest of us.
10:51The rest of who, Ben?
10:53Last time I checked, Secret Service was compromised.
10:56The deputy director of the FBI was dead.
10:59It was your guys who deserted Rose Larkin at her hotel.
11:03And it's a little convenient that you've only just now started to pay attention.
11:06Fuck you, convenient.
11:08I asked Peter to find out anything about this ongoing clusterfuck,
11:13and unless there's something you don't want him to discover,
11:15I don't see how it's any of your business.
11:17Sutherland just made it my business when he suggested someone might be out to hurt Maddie
11:22without providing any justification beyond your name.
11:25POTUS and VP are en route, and trust me,
11:28they're gonna wanna know where Sutherland got this idea from.
11:31So if I were you, I'd come up with an explanation quickly.
11:45We're sorry, the number you've dialed is no longer in service.
11:55Closest thing they could find to match the ring signet is the coat of arms from the Kingdom of Yugoslavia,
11:59which hasn't existed since World War II.
12:02A ring which, for all we know, he could have gotten at a pawn shop.
12:05Yeah, but look closer.
12:08It's not an exact match.
12:10Yeah, it came back inconclusive.
12:12Something else that's been bothering me.
12:14When everyone thought the bomber was PIF, it became a military op.
12:18FBI stopped looking into suspects. Case closed. It's over.
12:21And whose call was that?
12:22Hawkins.
12:23Is there a way that we can retrace his steps back to the White House?
12:26Get on his computer or something?
12:28I don't think I could get that close to it, no.
12:32But he has a widow.
12:34We could try talking to her.
12:36Okay, you go do that, and I'll see what I can dig up this ring.
12:39No, no, no. We stay together, okay?
12:41Peter, this is a library.
12:44The worst thing that happens here are late fees.
12:47There's people, cameras.
12:49I'll be fine for, like, a couple of hours.
12:51Bros, please, can you do this stuff later and just come with me first?
12:55This isn't about protection. This is about time management.
12:58It's time that we're running out of.
13:02Shit, fine.
13:06Giving you the number to my new burner.
13:08I still have yours, so...
13:11Call me.
13:12Not just for emergencies, okay?
13:14To, uh...
13:15To ch-chat?
13:16No. You know what I mean.
13:17To gossip? To giggle?
13:19No. So I know you're okay. Just check in with me.
13:21And call me if someone tries shooting at you.
13:24I've got some tips.
13:25Really?
13:26Yeah.
13:27Did you pick those up at, uh, Stanford?
13:28Oh, fuck Stanford. They can disrupt me.
13:35Hello?
13:36Agent Sutherland.
13:37Yes, speaking.
13:38I've been cleared to tell you I wasn't with Maddie Redfield that day,
13:40and that whatever you're looking into has nothing to do with her.
13:42Is there anything you can tell me about who you were protecting?
13:45Sorry. That's all I've been cleared to share.
13:47Anything else needs to go through official channels.
13:50But if you have something else to report about a threat against my protectee,
13:53now would be the time.
13:54No. If it wasn't her you were with at the coffee shop, then you're right.
13:57She's got nothing to do with us.
14:00What do you mean, coffee shop?
14:02You tell me.
14:04I'm hanging up now.
14:05Does the name Osprey mean anything to you?
14:07Goodbye.
14:17Great work, everybody.
14:18Enjoy the rest of your day, and we'll, uh, we'll see you tomorrow.
14:21Thank you, Professor.
14:37How much longer are you on shift?
14:59About four hours.
15:01Why?
15:02I need an outfit for Harper's Art Show tonight.
15:04I was thinking maybe you could help me pick something out.
15:07So I take it that means no American political development class?
15:10After Dad's morning drop-in, I've had enough American political development for one day.
15:15I think a little retail therapy is on the menu instead.
15:18Okay. I'll let the team know.
15:23I have five minutes, then I'm doing a budget meeting.
15:25What's going on?
15:26Thank you for taking the time, Madam President.
15:28Uh, earlier today, FBI agent Peter Sutherland arrived on the campus of Georgetown University
15:33accompanied by a civilian, a Rose Larkin.
15:36Her name may sound familiar to you because she...
15:38I know who Ms. Larkin is.
15:39Wait a minute. Sutherland?
15:40What's he doing out in the field with the key witness to an FBI investigation?
15:44He claims he's under assignment from Diane Farr investigating a threat on Maddie Redfield's life.
15:49Care to fucking explain, Diane?
15:52After what happened at the hotel and Hawkins' murder, I put Rose Larkin under the supervision of the one person I knew I could trust.
16:00It still doesn't explain why he's in Georgetown sniffing around my daughter.
16:04I don't know why he's there. He's not picking up my calls.
16:07And here I thought answering the phone was his only job.
16:10Are you saying he's AWOL with the witness?
16:13No, we're limiting communication out of concern for safety. I couldn't risk anyone tracking them.
16:17This is a mess. Madam President, would you like secret service to apprehend Agent Sutherland at Georgetown?
16:22That's a little extreme, Ben.
16:24Is Maddie safe?
16:25Yes, she is. And from what we could tell so far, Maddie has absolutely nothing to do with whatever investigation Sutherland is conducting on Diane Farr's behalf.
16:33But I'd prefer to ask him that myself.
16:35As would I.
16:36Peter's loyal. He'll report in. I'll have an answer by end of day.
16:40Madam President, I don't think that...
16:41Give us the room.
16:43No.
16:46All right.
17:01What's really going on?
17:03He's on to something.
17:04And you know this how?
17:05Because he and Ms. Larkin are picking up where the camp was left off.
17:08They're trying to finish the night action investigation.
17:10And that led them to Maddie Redfield?
17:12Mm-hmm.
17:13How?
17:14I don't know.
17:16Not good enough.
17:18Their lives are in danger.
17:21Get them back here before it's too late.
17:23Understood.
17:34Mrs. Hawkins?
17:35My name's Peter Sutherland.
17:37I worked with your husband.
17:39I'm so sorry for your loss.
17:42That's the obligatory thing to say, isn't it?
17:45I was just hoping I could ask you a few questions about something your husband and I were looking into it before he died.
17:57You were in the FBI too?
18:10That's what we met.
18:11Is that what you came here to ask me?
18:13No.
18:14Deputy Director Hawkins and I were part of a group that was investigating the Metro bombing.
18:20Look, I already told those other guys.
18:22I don't know anything.
18:23Jamie wasn't allowed to talk about his work with me.
18:26I left the FBI 20 years ago.
18:29I tried doing it with kids and it just didn't feel right.
18:32I understand.
18:33Maybe you heard something.
18:34Didn't really seem important.
18:35Or maybe he left something here that I could look at.
18:38What do you think happens when a Deputy FBI Director is murdered and nobody knows why?
18:45Let me show you something.
18:53For two days the Bureau grilled me.
18:56Cleared out our house.
18:58They already went through all of his files, his desk, his books, his computer, and mine.
19:06Go ahead.
19:1130 years of service.
19:14Treat him like a criminal.
19:16Yeah.
19:17I know how you feel.
19:19You couldn't possibly.
19:23I actually do.
19:25The FBI raided my house when I was 16 because they suspected my father of something.
19:31So I get how easy it is to feel like all this will just go away in a few days.
19:37What about in a few weeks?
19:39Or a few months when everybody is telling you he's guilty?
19:43Still.
19:44I'm not interested in other people's opinions of my husband.
19:47I know him.
19:49Yeah.
19:50Just like I knew my father.
19:51And then a few years go by.
19:54Five years.
19:56Six.
19:58Seven.
20:00And no more answers.
20:01Just more questions.
20:02Like why is everybody so certain that he's guilty when I know him?
20:06Yeah.
20:07It gets to the point that enough time has passed.
20:21And you start asking yourself.
20:25You know you start thinking.
20:31What if they are right?
20:34You know.
20:39Suddenly it's not so easy anymore.
20:41Defending the.
20:43The memory of someone who's gone.
20:45Because the truth is.
20:51You're just.
20:53Year after year you're asking yourself.
20:56What the fuck happened man?
21:01Look I don't want to see that happen to someone else.
21:05Sutherland.
21:09I thought when I heard your name.
21:10Yeah.
21:12I'm sorry you had to grow up with that.
21:17Look.
21:19Your husband might be guilty.
21:21He may have gotten murdered by one of his own accomplices.
21:24Or maybe he got so close to the truth that that's what got him killed.
21:28But I just know if those questions aren't answered.
21:32It gets so much worse.
21:41Of course it's a dungeon.
21:48Of course it's a dungeon.
22:11It gets so close to him.
22:25It's a dungeon.
22:27And it is a dungeon.
22:29Not there yet?
22:31Look at the dungeon.
22:36It's a dungeon.
22:37Oh, my God.
23:07If you worked with Jamie in the White House,
23:16then you should know more about what he was involved with than me.
23:21Who was my husband to you?
23:25Um, look, I'm sorry. I lied earlier.
23:30I did work with your husband. I just don't think he liked me very much.
23:33I probably had something to do with him thinking my father was a traitor and I got what he deserved.
23:39None of that means your husband doesn't deserve the chance to be proven innocent, okay?
23:43And what's in this for you?
23:44The person I'm assigned to protect is in danger.
23:46Whatever your husband was looking into, it has something to do with it.
23:49All I want is to keep her safe, though.
24:05I lied earlier as well.
24:07Oh, my God.
24:31Jamie did talk to me about his cases
24:41He ran ideas past me all the time
24:43Valued my opinion
24:46And he was working on the Metro bombing case for a while
24:50There was some inconsistency
24:55He picked up on
24:57What kind?
24:57He thought someone interfered with FBI's investigations
25:01And pieces they were left with didn't add up
25:04You're talking about Omar Zadar and the People's Independence Front?
25:07He said that was all bullshit
25:08That confession came practically out of thin hair
25:12The Bureau already had a list of suspects
25:15None connected to Zadar
25:17So Jamie went back through some case files
25:21And I think he found something that pointed straight to a government contractor
25:26Called Turnlake Industries
25:28Have you heard of them?
25:32No
25:32The day that Jamie went missing
25:34He had a secret meeting with them
25:37I don't know with who
25:39It seemed like it was the CEO
25:41He was just acting kind of nervous
25:45It's like something got to him
25:48Did he say anything else?
25:51No
25:52He just left for work
25:56He never came home
26:02Holy shit
26:18You didn't mention this to any of the other agents
26:20Right?
26:21During the interview process?
26:22No
26:22Jamie didn't know who he could trust
26:24And plus it would have just made him look worse
26:28That he was sharing things with me
26:29That's how we were
26:32We
26:32We shared everything
26:36Jamie knew the Campbells
26:39When he was in counterintelligence
26:43He was their handler
26:44Their deaths were personal to him
26:48He cried that night
26:51What all of that had to do with Turnlake or the Metro case
26:59I have no idea
27:00But I think Jamie was close to knowing
27:05Thank you
27:06Okay, for everything
27:09Just
27:13Make it worth something
27:16What?
27:32She's coming here tonight
27:33She's really fallen for you, hasn't she?
27:46You really think she can lose her protection?
27:48She said she's done it before
27:49Good
27:52What's wrong?
28:03It feels wrong to manipulate her like this
28:05She's a good soul
28:08If she helps us
28:10We could change the world
28:12Those are your words
28:14You'll convince her
28:17Just like you convinced me
28:20Hey
28:21It's for the greater good
28:24And once she realizes that
28:27She'll understand why we had to be discreet
28:29Do it this way
28:31Smile
28:33All the months of hard work are about to pay off
28:37Sorry, it needs to be where I can see you, Philip
28:56The lab's pretty adamant about that
28:58Right, my bad
29:04Would you mind taking a step back?
29:13Right
29:13Of course
29:14Always dreamed of working in the White House
29:40Thank you for your service
29:43You wanted to see me, boss?
29:50Arrington's report from the bar
29:51Anything you want to add to it?
30:00She could have at least left something to the imagination
30:03Anything looking accurate?
30:10No
30:10No, it's tough, but fair
30:13Come on, Eric
30:15I'm not the only guy who gets that report
30:17This is where I'm supposed to chew you out
30:21And then you say it's never going to happen again
30:23So can we skip the first part, please?
30:26Listen, if you're worried about my work
30:27Fuck off your work
30:28And what about you?
30:31I'm good
30:32Just
30:33Acclimating
30:37Good
30:38What's your take on Arrington?
30:45She's young
30:45Which makes us
30:47She's young, but she's sharp
30:48She's just got a different way of doing things
30:51Different how?
30:52It's like the two of them are friends
30:53I mean, it's not the way that I would go about the job
30:55But maybe it's a generational thing
30:58You think it's a problem?
31:00No
31:00Not yet
31:03Maddie?
31:06Come in
31:06Is that a shower curtain?
31:11Return pile?
31:12I still can't decide what to wear
31:14Okay, what about this one?
31:24I just wasn't sure if I could pull it off
31:27Hold on
31:30Might there by chance be a guy at this art show we're trying to impress?
31:43No idea what you're talking about
31:45Right
31:46So what's his name?
31:49His name is...
31:51Shut up
31:52All right, fine
31:55Don't tell me
31:56I'll find out whatever I need to in his background check anyway
31:59Uh, okay
32:02Thoughts?
32:04Oh, yeah
32:05That's definitely the one
32:06Chelsea Arrington, licensed retail therapist
32:14I don't have anything for this neckline though
32:18I know how to fix that
32:21It's beautiful
32:27My grandmother gave it to my mom when she was a kid
32:31After she and my dad got married, they hit a rough patch
32:35She had to pawn it to keep a roof over their heads
32:37So my dad
32:38Spent the next two years working double shifts
32:42Just so he could save enough to buy it back for their anniversary
32:44My mom gave it to me when I was seven
32:47As a reminder to never give up hope
32:50Because things will get better
32:52There is no way that I'm borrowing this now
32:58It's just one night
32:59It's fine
32:59I don't deserve a friend like you
33:03You know what else my mom told me?
33:06We deserve whatever we say we deserve
33:08Peter
33:22You okay?
33:28Yeah
33:28Um, for a little bit
33:30I thought someone was following me
33:32But
33:32Who?
33:33It's fine
33:33It was just, um, students making out
33:35But still
33:37I'm glad you're back
33:39Um, did you find anything?
33:41Yeah
33:41Entered at Hawkins near your aunt and uncle from the FBI
33:44The way his wife was talking about it
33:46Made it sound like they were really close
33:48I think he got killed trying to solve their murders
33:51So it wasn't him?
33:53I don't think so
33:54The day he was killed
33:55He was meeting somebody high up at a company called, uh
33:57Turn Lake Industries
33:59We'll check this out
34:02Hold on
34:02That's him
34:07No name or anything
34:08But he's a suspect in a missing persons case
34:11The missing dude's name is Andre Pavlich
34:14He was part of some defunct royal family
34:17And
34:17Look at the family crest
34:20That's the same as the ring
34:23Yeah
34:23Before Pavlich's disappearance
34:26He was railing in the press about American defense
34:28Contractor conducting shadow ops throughout the Balkans
34:32And guess
34:33Who the contractor was?
34:35Turn Lake Industries
34:36Yeah
34:38Says company was involved in the murder of my aunt and uncle
34:42Maybe
34:42See what else you can find out about Turn Lake
34:44I gotta check in the floor
34:45This is far
34:54Peter
34:54I think we just found something on one of the killers
34:56Peter, I don't know what the fuck you're doing
34:58Harassing Secret Service at Georgetown
35:00But people are melting down over here
35:02We thought somebody was trying to hurt the VP's daughter
35:04It was a dead end anyway
35:05I still think Secret Service might have the missing piece to all this though
35:09Also, we just found something else
35:10You ever heard of a company called Turn Lake Industries?
35:13The security contractor?
35:14That's him, you know them?
35:15Yeah, they have active contracts with the Pentagon and all over the world
35:18Why?
35:19Because we think the assassins who killed the Campbells might be working for Turn Lake
35:22You have evidence of this?
35:23Enough to start an investigation, yeah
35:25Gather everything you've got
35:26We need to brief POTUS
35:27You and Rose need to get your asses back to the White House right now
35:31Yes, ma'am
35:31Rose
35:32We gotta go
35:33Whoa, wait, I think I found something
35:35What? What is all this?
35:37It's the FEC's public database of campaign donations
35:40I figure we're trying to look for someone bad in the White House, right?
35:43Yeah
35:43Well, if you want to know who bad people are in bed with
35:46You follow the money
35:47And it looks like a lot of Turn Lake's money went to
35:50Vice President Redfield
35:56This is all real?
35:58Welcome to the party
35:59Okay, um
36:02You said Hawkins met up with someone high up, right?
36:06Yeah
36:06Okay, the CEO's name is Gordon Wick
36:11I've never heard of him
36:15Maybe the Vice President has
36:17Holy shit, yeah, I'd say they know each other
36:23This goes way back
36:24Social events, conferences, think tanks
36:27I think we found our guy
36:29Put all this out
36:30We'll take it all to Travers
36:31Or wait
36:32The President wants to see us
36:34Welcome to the party
36:35We should get some rest while we can
36:43You promised no more motels
36:48I didn't think you meant we'd be living in a parking lot
36:52I miss our baths
36:56I know, me too
36:57But we shouldn't be here much longer
37:00So rest
37:01At least the motel had a TV
37:04I'll hold no more reason for you to rest, no?
37:07Fine
37:07We should have kept that baby
37:17In Wisconsin
37:19The baby was a prop
37:21I know
37:24But
37:25What if we kept her?
37:30You want the baby now?
37:31Not that baby
37:32Maybe we could find another baby to take
37:36Why?
37:38Because then we'd have a baby
37:39Are you paying attention?
37:40No, I'm trying to rest
37:41Resting
37:43When we met
37:46You said this job was easier
37:48With a woman by your side
37:51Yeah, no one worries about the couple who follows them on the sidewalk
37:53That's right
37:54With a baby, that lady just let us into her house
37:57Think about how easy we were a real family
38:00I got to care of a baby
38:02Apart from it just being annoying
38:04It wouldn't survive our life
38:05Not to mention our employers
38:06Okay
38:07They would never give us another assignment
38:08If they knew we had the baby
38:10And what would you want to do?
38:12Okay
38:12It wasn't a suggestion for right now anyway
38:18Maybe down the road
38:20In the future
38:21Don't rule it out
38:22I'm ruling it out
38:25It's rolled out
38:26Monks, can I talk to you?
38:42Yeah
38:43Everything okay?
38:46I'm gonna stay on shift for the art show
38:47You can take the night off
38:48All right
38:51Is that a problem for you?
38:53No
38:53No, I'm just, um
38:56I'm just wondering how long you're gonna hold this grudge
39:00Instead of giving me a second chance
39:02A grudge?
39:03Yes, ma'am
39:04This isn't about you
39:05It's about the protectee
39:06I want to be there for her tonight
39:07Which means I gotta bump someone in
39:08You're the new guy
39:09Who also happens to be the only member of my detail
39:11Who's ever shit the bed in a high stakes situation
39:13You really think that bar
39:15Was high stakes?
39:19I know you think this assignment's a joke
39:21I never once said that
39:22Yeah, well, everyone else does
39:23You know why you've never seen someone like me leading a detail?
39:27Because it doesn't fucking happen
39:29This might be an extension of rehab for you
39:31Extension of
39:32But for me, it's a guillotine
39:33Everything here reflects on me
39:34And I cannot fuck this up
39:35One mistake
39:36And it's my career
39:37You of all people should know that
39:39Yes
39:40I of all people
39:41Do know that
39:42I'm sorry
39:50Listen, I know that I came off
39:54A little old school at first
39:56But I get it
39:59I get it
40:00You're in charge
40:01I respect that
40:02I want to see you succeed
40:04Yeah
40:06Then learn to take an order
40:09I mean, this isn't even about what happened
40:12At the bar
40:12Maddie had a rough morning
40:14I'm gonna stay with her in case she needs me
40:17And I know you don't agree with that approach
40:18But it's my call
40:20And by the way
40:22If I wasn't willing to give you a second chance
40:25You wouldn't still be here
40:26How much did a retail therapist make?
40:39I should ask for a raise
40:40You're supposed to be off tonight
40:43I was, but I figured you'd be more relaxed with me there
40:45Instead of the new guy
40:46Chelsea, no
40:47You're always taking care of me
40:49I always ask for too much
40:50You deserve a night off to yourself
40:52I like art
40:53And besides, never know when you'll need more tips
40:54On federal agent couture
40:56Got your panic button?
41:00Yes, Mom
41:00If you have to
41:12I happen to know someone
41:14There too
41:16Well
41:17Oh, there she is
41:28Herbert
41:32Hi
41:34Congratulations
41:35Thank you so much
41:36Yeah
41:42I'm just gonna be right back
41:45Okay
41:45I'm just gonna use the restroom
41:51Okay
41:51Bathroom break
41:53Copy that
42:15All clear
42:25All clear
42:25All clear
42:25All clear
42:45That's them
43:00That's them
43:02Finally
43:16Okay
43:17Let's go
43:19Maddy
43:40Maddy?
43:40Everything okay?
43:41Okay
43:41Maddy?
43:45No
43:51No
43:51You fucking didn't
43:52No
43:53You fucking didn't
43:53I swear to God
44:02Al Mora
44:03Couldn't string together a sentence that night
44:06To save his life
44:07If you stabbed him
44:08He would have bled
44:09Jose Cuervo
44:09You tell me the boss man
44:12Couldn't hold his liquor
44:12Oh, he held it
44:13Couldn't do much else with it
44:15But he held it
44:16It didn't matter, though
44:17Gentlemen, the moral of the story that night
44:20Is don't pick bar fights with the Secret Service
44:23Arrington would never let that kind of shit fly around here
44:26That's right
44:26Trust me
44:28That's for the best
44:29Badger's missing
44:35All hands
44:35Could I use your phone?
44:48I seem to be lost
44:50You look incredible
44:52You sure you're unfollowed?
45:01I'm positive
45:02Positive that I could spend days here
45:07How long do we have?
45:10A couple hours
45:11Any longer
45:13And it becomes a national-looking crisis
45:16Well, dinner should be ready soon
45:20Yeah?
45:22What if I want dessert first?
45:26I think we should talk first
45:29I think we should talk later
45:33She left the gallery through a window that leads out to a side street
45:40It's possible she got into a vehicle
45:42Eli, David, set up a perimeter with our guys and PD as they arrive
45:46Six blocks, then expand
45:47Make sure you're on comms in case she hits her panic button
45:50On it
45:50Jeff, start pulling security footage from cameras on that block
45:53Check in every ten minutes
45:55Tell me what you need from me
46:02I'm missing something
46:05This was planned
46:06All that business about a dress
46:08It's like she was going on a date
46:09Is that unusual?
46:10No
46:10She's gone on days before
46:11It's never been a big deal
46:13Half the time she can't wait to tell me about who she's crushing on
46:15Anything different about tonight?
46:16Looked like she was trying to meet someone there
46:19No
46:19That's the part I'm missing
46:20Why hide it?
46:21You ever notice anything strange with her art, professor?
46:27What do you mean?
46:28Yesterday
46:28I noticed something a little charged between them
46:32I figured it was nothing
46:33But
46:33People hide things
46:38They think others won't approve of
46:40Shit
46:45Call it
46:46Call it in and get his address
46:47I'll drive
46:47It's okay
46:54I want this
46:57Look, there is something I want to talk to you about
47:01Hold me up
47:12What are you doing?
47:15I told you I'd call you when we were done
47:16What the fuck?
47:18You know him?
47:18I can explain
47:19Please
47:20You don't have to force her
47:22She'll say what we need her to say
47:23I need something else
47:26Wait, why?
47:29Don't cry for him
47:30He was just using you for a save the environment bullshit
47:33What I need from you is much more important
47:35No
47:37No
47:38No
47:40No
47:41No
47:42No
47:43No
47:44No
47:45No
47:46No
47:47No
47:48No
47:49No
47:50No
47:51No
47:52No
47:53No
47:54No
47:55No
47:56No
47:57No
47:58No
47:59No
48:00No
48:00No
48:06Wait here
48:07I'll check around back
48:08Breach!
48:20Breach!
48:20Breach!
48:20Manny?
48:31Manny?
48:38Clear.
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