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00:15Oh, wait, wait, wait, can we get another round of those?
00:24Yeah, just keep them coming, please.
00:25Oh, wait, and I have something for you.
00:27You're doing great.
00:28Appreciate it.
00:29Hey, hey, hey!
00:33Whoa!
00:37Whoa!
00:38Whoa!
00:38Yeah!
00:38This one goes out to my cottage.
00:40That's crazy, that's all the time.
00:44Won't you come see about me?
00:48I'll be alone, you know, baby.
00:51What's going on, DJ?
00:53Hey, you want to talk?
00:55Yeah.
01:01What's this?
01:02What are you doing?
01:05What's this, huh?
01:06Drugs?
01:08That's not, I didn't, that's not mine.
01:10I didn't put that there.
01:11He came from your pocket.
01:11Okay, okay, okay.
01:13How about this?
01:14We call Chief Shen, okay?
01:16He's a good friend.
01:17Hey!
01:18You can't do this to me!
01:20I'm an American!
01:21You are under arrest.
01:23You can't do this to me!
01:24Stop!
01:25I'm an American!
01:26Hey, hey, hey!
01:27No!
01:28No!
01:31No!
01:37I'm a American!
01:42No!
01:43No!
01:43No!
01:44No!
01:48No!
01:49No!
01:50by reputation i don't see a shower curtain on the floor so yeah well relax you're not here to
01:55get whacked we just wanted to check in on your little side project i'd say i'm five miles outside
02:01of nowhere people in that office are careful and you're sure this is the right guy he's the guy
02:11i'm telling you you got me looking for a ghost how do we even know there is a mole it's
02:17time we
02:17read you in okay uh so it was last june we rolled up a russian foreign intelligence officer in brighton
02:27beach he traded a data dump for a reduced sentence and it was classified intel leaked from the new york
02:33station leaked to who that's what we're trying to figure out but the pipeline is real why can't you
02:44find the valve because i'm spying on spies they're quite good at it and i have to say i don't
02:50love
02:50the idea of lying to my partner really isn't isn't this the guy that called colin glass an arrogant
02:56blowhard i did but bill you need to get them to think of you as one of them you have
03:04to drop the
03:05scarlet letter do whatever you have to do to get them to look past the fbi liaison title hanging around
03:16your neck
03:17okay what about langley or dc anything we haven't heard from anyone silent
03:24morning sorry bill glad you can make it what happened accidentally ingest some edgy with your
03:31breakfast car troubles i had to take the train of course it was running local couldn't be helped we
03:36have a problem we flagged an item on the state department's daily memo we got a u.s citizen
03:40detained in hong kong eddie montrose cfo at hong kong financial arrested and charged with cocaine
03:47possession how does a finance bro getting arrested land in our lap because he isn't really a finance bro
03:52bill he's an intelligence officer he's a deeply embedded knock he spent the last three years working
03:57on a highly sensitive op against theft of american ip an operational cia officer had coke on him oh so
04:03they say but the plant is standard practice for the chinese especially if they suspect him of working
04:08for us mss has made him then no we would have heard from someone langley dc beijing well either way
04:14he knows the identities of assets all across china so if they do confirm his identity and he starts
04:19talking he would compromise the entire network they'd all face the death penalty we have to bring
04:23him home now so what are we gonna do i do have a source from back in my hong kong
04:32days the high
04:33ranking magistrate for the right price he'd sign some papers get the charges dropped ah right private
04:38judge that was going to be my suggestion bill shut up who are we going to use on the ground
04:43there to
04:43deliver the cash he's risk averse he's been out of the game for a while but we go way back
04:48he'll deal with me uh so you're gonna go to hong kong nikki that is way too risky there's got
04:57to be
04:57someone new on the ground a handler who can there isn't he is double cloaked and triple daggered
05:05i don't really appreciate being second guessed i want to be wheels up asap
05:23all right come on in let's have it what the real reason that you're doing this because there are
05:30plenty of other solutions that don't involve you physically traveling to china
05:37eddie and i were stationed together in hong kong right out of the farm
05:40if you add my back back then i'm gonna have his it'll be fine
05:47you can run point for a few days okay you want back out i get it i really do but
05:53this
05:55this isn't it nikki this plan is par baked at best we should at least run it through the hong
06:00kong
06:00station we don't have time if they question eddie people die and what if they catch you
06:07deputy chief is a white whale things are very different for you
06:10michelle i need a bag man when i get there
06:16you sure about this there's nothing to it i'll give the bag to jimmy he calls hong kong
06:21a man on the other end withdraws cash from his own account drops it off to nikki sounds bulletproof but
06:29bureau's got a guy at doj and assets forfeiture vouchers the cash issues of receipt works pretty
06:33well too yeah well you guys like to leave a paper trail visible from outer space whereas we deal in
06:37people well in trust jimmy hey colin hey come come and you bought a friend uh he prefers the term
06:45chaperone he doesn't actually
06:53same as always not quite mate you've got less than 15 hours till she lands okay okay
07:00oh and remember it's always raining in hong kong
07:03oh
07:04Hey? Hey, Dad, what's up?
07:06What's up?
07:07What's up? What's up?
07:30Miss.
07:31Hmm?
07:32You forgot your umbrella.
07:34Oh.
07:37Yes.
07:37Wouldn't want to lose that.
07:39Always raining in Hong Kong.
08:03You sure you weren't followed?
08:04Of course.
08:05I had a good teacher.
08:08This must be important if your people sent you to backchannel.
08:11Well, this isn't something that the US government can be seen handling.
08:15An American citizen.
08:17Eddie Mantraos.
08:19He's being held in detention.
08:20I'm aware.
08:21We need to get him out.
08:23Quietly.
08:30Documents will be ready in an hour.
08:40It feels like we're not even moving.
08:43We're moving.
08:45You know, the whole time I was detained, I couldn't stop thinking.
08:49I'm never going to see my family again.
08:52You're going to be at your daughter's dance recital in no time, okay?
09:09Jimmy, it's the middle of the night.
09:11Colin.
09:11Hey, my bag man in Hong Kong.
09:13Just got picked up by the police.
09:18Okay, do you trust him to stay quiet?
09:20He'll cut any deal he can.
09:22I'm sorry, Colin.
09:24I'm going to ditch this far.
09:25I'll see you when I see you.
09:33Damn it, damn it, damn it, damn it, damn it.
09:41Colin, what's up?
09:42Listen to me carefully.
09:43Your flight is overbooked.
09:45There is someone in your seat.
09:46You need to book a new flight.
09:47Do you understand?
09:49Quietly.
09:57Eddie, look at me.
09:58You need to disappear.
10:00As fast as you can.
10:02No, no, no.
10:02I'm not bailing on you.
10:03Eddie.
10:04Alice and the girls need you, okay?
10:06Gate 12C.
10:08See you back home.
10:20Stop.
10:21Sorry, just made a wrong turn.
10:25Stop.
10:26Right there.
10:30You must come with us, man.
10:31We have some questions for you.
10:33Okay.
10:44Hello.
10:45My name is Huang.
10:47What am I doing here?
10:48I'm going to miss my flight.
10:50Oh, I see.
10:51Then allow me to apologize.
10:53I'm sure there is a mix-up in our paperwork.
10:56Okay, so I can go then.
10:58A few questions first.
11:00What is your name?
11:02Nicole Bernard.
11:04And where are you from?
11:06Allentown.
11:07In Pennsylvania.
11:08But I came here from New York by way of JFK.
11:11And while in Hong Kong, you...
11:14Went to the Taekwon Art Center.
11:16Took the tram to Peak Tower.
11:19Very well.
11:20Well, if you'll excuse me, I'll get this sorted out.
11:24In the meantime, I'll have some tea and sweets brought in for you.
11:27No, no, that won't be necessary.
11:29I would really just rather catch the next flight.
11:32This might take some time.
11:37A long while, even.
11:42Trust me, Miss Nikki Raynard of the CIA.
11:47You'll want a drink.
11:59Understood.
12:04That was the, uh, deputy director.
12:07He was in Johannesburg on the first flight back.
12:10But, um, he did reiterate that Nikki will be transferred to a mainland prison.
12:15Not if, but when.
12:18Usually after 12 hours.
12:20He confirmed she's been made.
12:22Not in those words.
12:23MSS is slow playing this, keeping it off official channels, but...
12:27Hong Kong police picked up Jimmy's bag, man, so...
12:29They've been watching the whole time.
12:33When she's transferred, what then?
12:37You really want me to spell it out for you?
12:43I told her.
12:45Okay, uh, Gina.
12:47What else do we know?
12:48Yeah, um, okay.
12:51According to manifest, Eddie made it through customs onto his flight before the guards could stop him.
12:56He's midair, but Nikki was removed from the airport.
12:59Possible security threat.
13:00And as far as her phone goes, it's Ben White.
13:02I mean, last signal transmission was from a flight bound for Brussels.
13:06She ditched it.
13:07You need to call Larry Krugman.
13:10Good idea. Who's Larry Krugman?
13:12State department liaison.
13:13He is... different.
13:16He's a muppet with a roller necks, but I need him right now.
13:19Larry gets us into the Chinese Consul General's office.
13:21Get me everything you can on Consul General Chen.
13:23Thanks.
13:25Okay, look, breathe, Colin.
13:27We have to play out the ritual here.
13:28Give him a chance to save face.
13:30You know, just kiss the ring.
13:31I don't want to kiss the ring. I want to break the finger.
13:33Okay, look, I served overseas.
13:35I know what it's like to worry about your commanding officer, but your cover here is state, not agency.
13:41You're a diplomat today. So, be diplomatic.
13:45I put them on ugly, and when they do, I need to know you've got my back.
13:48Listen.
13:49Consul General Chen is smart, and he very much enjoys being told just how clever he really is.
13:54Well, if he's smart, he'll return our people.
13:58All right.
14:01We understand mistakes happen, administrative errors and whatnot, but we are not here to assign blame.
14:16The consul General appreciates your understanding.
14:20It's best for everyone involved if we resolve this as fast as possible and get her on a plane.
14:41The consul General says the judicial process in Hong Kong is independent.
14:46He cannot simply demand her release.
14:49Of course not.
14:50But you are an influential man.
14:55He says he must follow the law.
14:57All right, let's just cut the crap, shall we?
15:02This isn't about following the law. This is about leverage.
15:08I believe what my colleagues...
15:09You have a US citizen in your custody. That is not something we're willing to tolerate.
15:13He knows what I said.
15:18You did your postgrad at Cambridge. You understand the English perfectly, don't you?
15:25It's all right, Kai.
15:28You claim this woman is a private citizen, yet we know she's CIA.
15:34We know what she was doing.
15:37There are consequences for that.
15:41If anything happens to her,
15:43if she so much as catches a cold,
15:46then we will dismantle your consulate and watch it crumble to the ground.
15:51Do you understand me?
15:53On the contrary.
15:55We are done.
16:15They know?
16:17They know.
16:20They know about Eddie, too.
16:22Oh.
16:24They have leverage. We need some leverage.
16:27What do you mean?
16:28Trade them back one of their spies?
16:30Yeah.
16:31Yeah, we got no one in custody.
16:32We exchanged them all with Beijing nine months ago.
16:39I might be able to get us somewhere worth trading.
16:41Right.
16:42You have a Chinese intelligence officer on ice somewhere, do you?
16:45Over at 26 Fed, I heard the counterintel desk looking into Chinese espionage.
16:49A spy leaking trade secrets worth billions.
16:54What?
16:56You think they hand it over to us?
17:00Honestly, I have no idea.
17:02Bill.
17:04Bill, I've lost enough people in this job, people that I really care about.
17:08Okay, I can't lose Nikki.
17:11And we're running out of time, so just, please.
17:15Yeah, I'll see what I can do.
17:21We're watching a reinsurance firm in Williamsburg, hundreds of Chinese employees on work visas, and one of them may be
17:27passing weather prediction models back to Beijing.
17:30Weather prediction, huh?
17:31Yeah. It's a thing. It's worth billions.
17:34Yeah. Prediction models. Who knew?
17:36So?
17:39I need you to reassign it to us.
17:43Us? Huh?
17:45Uh, well, no. It's only six months into a two-year investigation. We're nowhere near an indictment.
17:52Well, I don't need it to hold up in court. I need a high-value Chinese asset. A bargaining chip.
17:57You're in a bind, I get it. I'm sorry, but I can't be throwing you a bone at the expense
18:02of another unit.
18:03You mean to prevent someone getting killed?
18:07You told me to stop acting like a liaison, get close to these people, that's what I'm doing.
18:11Trust me, I would not be asking unless there was good reason.
18:16Yeah, you're gonna piss off a whole lot of agents.
18:19You ready for that?
18:21I wasn't ready for any of this.
18:29A Chinese spy is stealing the weather, according to FBI counterintelligence.
18:33Guys, these models are a crystal ball into the global economy.
18:37Well, no wonder MSS is trying to get a hold of them.
18:40Let's just say that the 08 crash looked like a rounding error next to China controlling our stock and bond
18:44markets
18:45because they know what's gonna have value before we do.
18:47Counterintel's only been working this company for a few months.
18:50They don't have an ID yet.
18:51Yeah, but we've drained enough water from the pool to know that our Chinese agent works in the actuarial division
18:57on the 12th floor.
18:59Well done.
19:00Since time is at the essence, we need to infiltrate the company undercover. Root out the spy, trade them for
19:05Nikki.
19:06Exactly. That's a two-man job. I can go with you.
19:09Ah, Gina, listen, I really appreciate that, but with Nikki gone, I need you here more than ever, okay?
19:15Yeah, yeah, I'll, um, I'll call the CEO and have him backstop our story.
19:19Great. Yes, thank you.
19:21Bill, come on, we're up. Surely you have experience in this?
19:24Of course. Mostly deep cover. Six months, sometimes a year.
19:27Well, if you're used to six months, 60 minutes will be dinner theater.
19:33Are there consultants I was told about?
19:35Uh, productivity auditors, to be precise.
19:39Uh, Mr. Neelam, as group manager, we understand that when we've been called in, your mind immediately goes to layoffs,
19:44but, um...
19:44Yeah, we're only here to determine if everyone's properly maximizing their time and efficiency.
19:49Our goal is to synergize in the most cost-effective way possible.
19:55Hey, uh, take a seat, please.
19:59Okay, so just, uh, you know, tell us a little about yourself.
20:04Okay. My name is Simu. I've been here a year. I'm the first one in, last one out.
20:09I don't take any PTO or sick days. No girlfriends, no distractions.
20:15Impressive. Yeah, yeah.
20:17Well, I work in client services, so they pay me a premium, and then when a high-risk event happens...
20:22Like a weather event?
20:23Sure, yeah. Um, then I pay out part of the claim just to, just to protect them.
20:28So, in this capacity, you'd have access to proprietary information like, what, weather prediction models?
20:34That's right. I'm in finance, so I'm pretty well-acquainted, but the models practically run themselves.
20:41I'm just a, a cog in the machine.
20:45So is that how you see yourself, Lynn?
20:49Well, play our part, right? How do you, how do you see yourselves?
20:54Excuse me?
20:55Well, I imagine it must be hard being a productivity whatever.
21:00Auditor.
21:03Um, the algorithms are just a part of what I do. I'm, I'm more interested in the theory behind them.
21:11Which is?
21:13Leave nothing to chance.
21:17Okay. Well, I think that's everything we need for now. So, uh, thank you for your time.
21:22If you could send the next person in.
21:25That's everyone on the floor. What are you thinking?
21:27Oh, this is my first choice.
21:29Lin Wu.
21:30Yeah, no argument there.
21:31She's the only one who asked us any questions.
21:33Saw right through you.
21:35Right through me. Your accent slipped, if anything.
21:37Just can't get her back in.
21:40Gina, I need you to get me a full intel work up, fast as you can.
21:45Cross reference with FBI files too. It's a Lin Wu.
21:49Hey, this is where she sits.
21:52Uh, so where is she?
21:54Um, she was here a second ago.
21:57Okay.
21:57Anyone know where Lin Wu went?
22:00No.
22:01Hey. Thank you.
22:02What's going on?
22:03She's not here.
22:05Definitely made us.
22:07Okay. All right.
22:09Elevators.
22:10Okay.
22:21She couldn't have gone far. I'll call it in and set a perimeter.
22:25No. No.
22:27It's too late.
22:29She's a spy she's gone.
22:45Hello again, Miss Reynard. How are you holding up?
22:49That is not my name.
22:51I already told you my name is Nicole Reynard. I do not work for the CIA. You've made a mistake.
22:56Yes.
22:56Mistake. Yes. So you said.
22:59But I think we both know at this point that this isn't the case. So let's dispense the charade.
23:04Now I noticed that you didn't drink your tea. You must be thirsty.
23:07No.
23:09This is Baiju.
23:11It's distilled from fermented sorghum. It has a sort of a floral, fruity aftertaste.
23:19Please.
23:20I'm Muslim. I don't drink.
23:25Then...
23:27What is this?
23:28I wonder.
23:32Because it looks like a glass of wine.
23:36Many of them, in fact.
23:39Moving forward, you should pay me the respect of assuming that I know much more than you think I do.
23:49Now drink.
23:53I won't ask again.
23:54You're not.
24:09You're not.
24:13So now I...
24:21Hey, any news on Linh Wu?
24:23No, phone's powered off.
24:25Last ping was at the office before she ran.
24:27Nothing on satellite or facial rec.
24:30We'll find her.
24:32We will, no matter what it takes.
24:36That just got chewed out by 26Fed.
24:38First time in the principal's office, was it?
24:41Can't say it came as a surprise.
24:43Good news is we ID'd their spy.
24:44Yeah, bad news is we lost her.
24:46Yeah, that's what they were focused on, too.
24:48All right, what have we got so far in Linh Wu?
24:52Linh Wu is 29, Chinese national, no next of kin stateside.
24:55Hasn't visited home in two years since she got her work visa.
24:57There must be an address on file.
24:59Okay, work records show that she has an apartment in Bed-Stuy.
25:03Let's go knock on the door, shall we?
25:04And before you start...
25:06I know, exigent circumstances.
25:08The warrant writes itself.
25:14There's so much for knocking.
25:15Well, this way is much more hidden.
25:23Empty, just as we thought.
25:25Okay.
25:27May as well have a look whilst we're here.
25:29All right.
25:32Not a personal touch.
25:34No photo, nothing.
25:35It's definitely the spy aesthetic.
25:37It's easier to run when there's nothing to pack.
25:48It's weird.
25:49Toothbrush hasn't been touched.
25:51It's like this whole place is staged.
25:52It's like she doesn't live here.
25:59Linh's fragrance.
26:02I think she must be working with someone at the reinsurance office.
26:05So what?
26:06Go back to the office, gather all the guys, see who reeks?
26:08No, no, no.
26:08I know exactly who the culprit is.
26:10Who?
26:12Kyle Nalem.
26:15Linh's group manager.
26:16Yeah.
26:16I think she must have got her hooks into him.
26:18If she has, could be camped at his place right now.
26:20If I call Gina, see if we can get his address.
26:23Let's go.
26:25I'm going to ask you one more time.
26:28Eddie Montrose was one of yours.
26:30For you to protect him, the extent of his knowledge must be significant.
26:35What does he know?
26:40What does anybody know?
26:44There is another way to think about this.
26:47You served time in the Hong Kong station.
26:51What he knows, you surely know something similar.
26:55So we're going to extract this information from you.
26:58Okay.
26:59I...
26:59I want your entire network.
27:02Everyone who aided you.
27:04Everyone you stole from.
27:07I've got nothing for you, Wong.
27:12Good old American hubris.
27:16You shouldn't have come here.
27:18Rising up the ranks, you forgot everything you once knew.
27:22And missed all the signs that we were on to you.
27:24Man, she can't blame a gal for trying.
27:30You would be wise to be afraid.
27:33I know it's coming.
27:37And I've seen all the reasons that I should be afraid.
27:41But even if I told you everything, it wouldn't matter because you made your mind up about me the minute
27:46you walked through that door.
27:51So do what you have to do?
27:55And I'm not going to break.
27:59Then this is the end of the line.
28:03Time is up.
28:05Either you give me the names.
28:08Or I'll have no choice but to transfer you to Chinchung.
28:13Where the accommodations are not nearly as pleasant.
28:16And the host isn't nearly as generous.
28:24I'm sorry you had to come to this, Miss Reynard.
28:29But for what it's worth, I've grown rather fond of you.
28:40Okay, I'm coming.
28:47Uh, oh, hi.
28:50Can I help you?
28:51Yeah, we're sorry to bother you, Mr. Neelam, but we have a few more questions we'd like to ask.
28:56You mind if we come in?
28:59So, Mr. Neelam, uh, it has come to our attention that, uh, you and Miss Wu are engaged in a
29:07romantic relationship.
29:09What?
29:09Uh, come on, that's ridiculous.
29:12Well, we interviewed every one of your employees, if you remember.
29:15Turns out you're not as discreet as you think you are.
29:21It's not what you think.
29:24We're in love.
29:25Well, that distinction leaves your HR department largely unmoved, I'm afraid.
29:30But I never showed favoritism or anything like that.
29:33I swear, work is work.
29:34What I love is...
29:38Celestial.
29:40Well, if you do see her, please let her know.
29:43We need to speak with her.
29:45Is she in trouble?
29:48Yes, she's in danger.
29:50And so are you.
29:55Uh, Mr. Neelam, personal relationships between employers and employees is something that we take very seriously.
30:03Uh, especially when the, uh, relationship is undisclosed.
30:06So, allegations of this magnitude is something that we have to really follow up.
30:11And, uh...
30:34Right.
30:38Cuffer, take you to our safe house.
30:41You need a full detail to keep an eye on her.
30:43Where are you going?
30:44I'm going to arrange a meeting with the Consul General.
30:46See if we can't put together a prisoner exchange.
30:49And if not?
30:51I'm not there yet, Bill.
30:58Miss Wu is valuable to us,
31:00but in exchange of this magnitude,
31:04Beijing will not allow it.
31:05Well, you tell Beijing they can have their asset back,
31:08or they can watch her testify in front of a U.S. Senate panel
31:11and the rest of the U.S. population.
31:15It's worth the call home, isn't it? See what they say?
31:34Last chance.
31:37I want names.
31:40I don't have any.
31:43That is most unfortunate.
31:51Good luck to you.
32:03Something funny?
32:05This won't go the way you think it will.
32:08My people won't let it.
32:16Well?
32:17Well?
32:17Counsel Chen is awaiting their reply.
32:19Large bureaucracy.
32:21Many levels of authorization required.
32:23This is insane.
32:25People are going to die because you can't get this across the finish line.
32:28Now, we have done our job.
32:30You go back there and do yours.
32:39You think you're the first man to stick a pair of pliers in my mouth?
32:51I don't know if you believe in fate, Ms. Renard, but it appears yours hasn't been sealed quite yet.
33:04You sure your safe house is secure?
33:07It's in the name, isn't it?
33:11Depends on who wants to keep you safe.
33:18Depends on who wants to keep you safe.
33:36I don't want to keep you safe.
33:37I don't want to keep you safe.
33:40I don't want to keep you safe.
33:42No.
33:44No.
33:45No.
33:47Lin?
33:47Lin?
33:48Lin?
33:49Lin?
33:55Oh, dear.
34:00I don't believe this.
34:01Nikki's on a plane with MSS and we have got nothing to trade.
34:04Okay, so what I don't understand is who targeted Lin Wu?
34:08Was it someone in Beijing?
34:09I can tell you this.
34:10The Consul General was less than three.
34:12Drilled about this trade from the get.
34:13Well, Beijing rushed it through, so Lin Wu was important to someone over there.
34:17And a threat to someone here.
34:20Chen's the only other person who knew we had Lin in custody.
34:23It just doesn't explain why he'd want her dead, though.
34:26What if he was her handler?
34:30The Consul General of New York running a spy op in our backyard.
34:33What, is he new?
34:34Yes.
34:35It's the perfect cover.
34:36Diplomatic immunity, access to Chinese officials.
34:39Why take out his own operative?
34:40Well, the intel she was stealing was worth billions.
34:43What if Chen was selling it off rather than passing it back to Beijing?
34:47He couldn't risk her exposing him.
34:48There's your motive.
34:51We have one tactical advantage.
34:53No one else knows Lin is actually dead.
34:55Right.
34:56And if Chen thought that she survived the attack, he'd try to finish the job.
35:01So we'll set a trap, we'll let him try, and then we'll trade him back to Beijing.
35:06Right.
35:07Here's what we're gonna do.
35:08Larry and I will go to the Consul General to update him on Lin's condition, revising a few key details
35:14for our benefit.
35:15Government.
35:16Uh, Lin Wu has been shot.
35:20What?
35:21Whilst transporting her to a secure location, we were hit by a sniper.
35:24She took one on the shoulder.
35:25My god.
35:27Yes.
35:27But the good news is, she's still alive.
35:31I'll tell them we're treating Lin at a safe house that not even the State Department know about, and that
35:36we very much intend to have everything lined up for tomorrow night.
35:38Mark my words, gentlemen, this prisoner exchange will go ahead as planned.
35:43The US government is not about to back down no matter who is trying to silence our detainee.
35:50I will let our people know.
35:53Once the trap's been set, I'll head to the safe house on foot, hope that Chen takes the bait.
35:58No one on the door.
36:00No one on the door.
36:00No one on the door.
36:00No one on the door.
36:04No one on the door.
36:04No one on the door.
36:04Assuming he follows, Bill, you'll be there running counter surveillance.
36:22Gina, you'll have eyes on.
36:24Once you confirm Chen's identity, Bill apprehends.
36:27Colin, I got him.
36:28But I can't make an ID.
36:30He's right on you. He's armed.
36:33Bill, get moving.
36:54It seems like my work is done, dude.
36:57I'm not quite cuffing.
37:05It's not true.
37:08Who is he?
37:09It's his interpreter.
37:11Kai, wasn't it?
37:12You look different without your glasses.
37:14I knew you weren't a diplomat.
37:17Easy, mate.
37:18I think you've got a lot more explaining to do than I have.
37:21For example, Lin Wu is dead.
37:24Which is bad news for you.
37:27But good news for us, because we finally got our leverage.
37:30Take him upstairs.
37:40When a nuisance is like a Yankee being dumb.
37:42Ooh, I don't want you.
38:01Is that a gob then?
38:01Gê² ì–´ìš” was burn theirs.
38:04I felt bad.
38:04It was easier.
38:05Like aป terence is how to form up the Generator.
38:05I think when he comes along,
38:14The asset, show me, where is she, what is this, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, stand down, stand down.
38:37We don't have Lin, she's dead.
38:41What?
38:42But this is the man who killed her.
38:48Explain, now.
38:50Well, we knew Lin wasn't working alone, that she had an MSS handler on the ground.
38:55Our intel pointed to someone at your consulate.
38:58Kai Lee, consul's interpreter.
39:02You have no right to detain them.
39:04This was not part of our arrangement.
39:06You're right, we'll leave that to Beijing.
39:08But you'll want to make this trade.
39:21You see, Kai's been a naughty boy.
39:25He took Lin's intel and made two copies.
39:29One he sent to Beijing, and the other he sold to the highest bidder.
39:33When Kai heard we were sending Lin back, he panicked.
39:35He knew after MSS debriefed her, you'd find out what he was up to.
39:39So he silenced her.
39:43You were brought shame to our country.
39:45Hmm.
39:55We will accept your offer for trade.
40:08It's all.
40:24You don't ever do that to me again, do you hear me?
40:29Daddy?
40:30He landed safe as hell.
40:33He's back home with his family.
40:34How did you?
40:36Teamwork.
40:46You're welcome.
40:59You, uh, you headed home?
41:02That's the plan.
41:03Pretty beat.
41:04Long night.
41:05Yeah.
41:05Yeah.
41:06One of many.
41:09Oh.
41:10Cheers.
41:12Night.
41:17Phil, um...
41:18Thanks.
41:19Yeah?
41:22I, um...
41:23Well, I just wanted to say thank you.
41:26For everything you did.
41:28You've really pulled your weight this time.
41:32Finally.
41:37All right.
41:38I'll see you in the morning.
41:40See you.
41:56Chill, boy.
42:01Yeah, I think I'm in.
42:04I think I'm in.
42:15I'm in.
42:35I think I'm in.
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