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00:06you're the mole alexander someone's been watching and listening through you i would never
00:11knowingly betray my own country i need to know what hale's going to do next predict him study
00:17him figure out what's driving him how's the game carries on without you alexander what are you
00:24doing up here you know simon claymore we need to infiltrate his life who am i you're michelle
00:32i'm alexander natalie i wasn't really supposed to give you my real name so it's between us we
00:38know nothing about who did this but we know one thing that they don't we found the hack that's
00:44how we're gonna catch them they have to check his feet somehow see that we haven't found the hack
00:48if it appears to be clean will they resume operation and if not they kill him
00:55how's the head clarissa we know your cia you're gonna tell me everything you know about the
01:00person who hired you a man with a cane threatened to expose her she didn't work for him this young
01:06man is the nephew i've told you so much about come join us for a drink
01:42but here we have to go first try to use a drink and put a drink and put some water
01:48on our
01:51Get up.
02:07I don't know who you are, but you're trespassing.
02:11I was admiring the flowers.
02:13Did you plant them?
02:15My husband will be here any minute.
02:20Can I wait inside with you until he comes?
02:25If you don't mind company.
02:46Careful with that.
02:47Oh, it's not loaded.
03:06Biscuit with your TK?
03:09I wouldn't turn down a biscuit.
03:10Okay.
03:23Okay.
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03:38Okay.
03:50There you are.
03:51Where have you been?
04:11Why is that thing there?
04:14There's nothing to worry about.
04:15Not in the house.
04:17I don't like it in the house.
04:18It's okay.
04:20I don't want it in the house.
04:21I don't want it in the house.
04:22Kate!
04:39What?
04:54What?
04:56What?
05:00What?
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06:31I think he might.
06:35Can I have the room, please?
06:41You found something unhailed, didn't you?
06:46Osiris is on the move.
06:47Okay. Notify Shadowboxer.
06:50We've updated the book.
07:16Hey.
07:18Well, hello.
07:24Ready?
07:25Yeah.
07:27My turn. Dream vacation.
07:29No thinking.
07:32Everest.
07:33Solo. No supplemental oxygen.
07:36You?
07:36Greek Isles.
07:38Read lots of books.
07:39Play in the sand.
07:41They're cute together.
07:44Die and be reborn.
07:46Shut up.
07:47Wow.
07:48Your question.
07:50Okay.
07:52Where do you go to feel centered?
07:55No thinking.
08:00Uh, cemeteries.
08:03Cemeteries?
08:04It's not bad.
08:06You want to talk about that?
08:09No.
08:11Let me just fix this a little bit.
08:20Come on.
08:24They're heading underground.
08:25Going dark.
08:26Shadowboxer has them.
08:29They're very, the boxy animals.
08:31They are.
08:31That's what I think we're doing.
08:33There's a lot of weight to the floor.
08:35They are.
08:35But I think they're real animals.
08:37Sure.
08:38This train is being held due to a technical malfunction.
08:41Service will resume shortly.
08:46Clear.
08:52You good?
08:53Um, yeah.
08:54You?
08:55Yeah.
08:59So you stick around for a minute?
09:01They want me to continue to play the girlfriend.
09:05Be too suspicious if I disappeared quickly.
09:10Or you're just keeping an eye on me.
09:12In worst case scenario, if I start to get out of line,
09:15you take me out.
09:30This train is resuming normal operations.
09:33Thank you for your patience.
09:35Lucky us.
09:42Three current operations.
09:55Slovakia.
09:57You're trying to rule out the Chinese.
09:59I'd like to discover what allegiances our enemy holds.
10:11Are you certain about this?
10:15Would that matter?
10:45Good morning.
10:49Hale, I haven't seen you here before, sir.
10:51Can't always run this place from my cage now, can I?
10:56Hello, sir. Edmund Cobb, Poseidon Intelligence. It is an honor.
11:01Eliza, I mean Poseidon Operations.
11:04This is Hale, Claymore Operations.
11:06Yes, we've worked together before.
11:08Good. You'll be doing it again.
11:09I'm giving Claymore oversight on Poseidon. Effective immediately.
11:17And your reasoning for that, sir?
11:19There's some overlap with Claymore's source mosaic.
11:22Just a precaution to make sure we don't put anything at risk.
11:28Secure briefing in 30, Hale?
11:30Sir.
11:32Sir.
11:38You're asking me to see real intel. Classified intel.
11:42Why?
11:43Because we want our enemy to see it, too.
11:48You're sacrificing Poseidon.
11:50If our operation in the bookstore succeeded, then we have convinced whoever did this that we didn't find the hack.
11:56That was defense.
11:57Now we start the hunt.
11:59But if we stop giving them valuable intel, they'll notice.
12:04We need to sacrifice something real.
12:08Because ultimately, this is a blue-dye test.
12:11We leak intel.
12:12We follow that intel where it goes.
12:14It leads us to whoever did this to you.
12:18How many people will die as a result?
12:21There are a range of outcomes we're willing to accept.
12:24Meaning you don't know.
12:26People have already died.
12:27How many more people will die if we don't figure out who hacked you?
12:32There could be others like you, walking security breaches.
12:36Who are they going to get killed if we don't stop this?
12:52Are you sure this is going to work?
12:55Absolutely.
12:59Absolutely sure, huh?
13:0360-40.
13:04This will be hard for him.
13:06He's killed plenty of people.
13:08Not on his own side.
13:09This is betraying the kind of people he used to serve with.
13:12And if he resists going through with it, the people seeing through his eyes are going to see that too.
13:15So figure out a way to make sure he goes through with it.
13:20Please.
13:53This is Hugo Klovac.
13:55A Slovakian politician in the opposition party who has been highly critical of the current autocratic regime.
14:00Recently, his financier, Elena Lexman, signaled to the White House his intention of entering the upcoming Slovakian presidential election.
14:09Hugo Klovac is sympathetic to U.S. interests in the region, so it's important to us for him to win.
14:19Through a source at Langley, we've learned about a CIA operation to bring Klovac back into Slovakia for the election.
14:25The current CIA plan is to infill him into a safe house three days from now.
14:29Poseidon's goal is to monitor the CIA mission and provide support if it appears that the operation is compromised in
14:36any way.
14:39We'll be tracking all movement and communication.
14:41And Amina's already placed a backup orphanage strike team in country in case we need to step in.
14:46The CIA doesn't know we're watching.
14:47We've embedded one of our operatives in the CIA strike team.
14:50He'll be our eyes on the ground for Klovac's arrival into the country.
14:55The arrival is the key.
14:57If the existing regime is going to make a move, that's when they'll do it.
15:01We'll be getting operational details tomorrow.
15:03Location, time, etc.
15:06And then...
15:11And you'll know everything.
15:13Thank you, sir.
15:14All right. Thank you.
15:54He missed his turn.
15:58He's not going home.
16:01How do you know that?
16:02He's just walking.
16:06He didn't realize he was agreeing to help set up an ambush.
16:10He's processing that.
16:12How long will that take, you think?
16:34This is a problem, Parker.
16:36He's working.
16:38He's working.
16:48I mean, right.
16:53I mean, right.
16:55How long will it be?
17:00I mean, right.
17:00What do you love?
17:01He's making it so much.
17:01To the left of me.
17:01What's up, Parker?
17:17I'm not sure why you're here.
17:19My staff says they gave you my answer.
17:22Yes, ma'am.
17:23My request for an internal review was denied.
17:25About three minutes after I filed it.
17:28Fast work.
17:29Alexander Hill was already cleared an internal review.
17:32And that was a mistake.
17:36Poseidon is an important operation for our country and our European allies.
17:40Alexander Hill presents an elevated risk.
17:44I'd like you to read this and see why.
17:52He was tied to the three assets we lost in North Korea.
17:55And then he just happened to point us in the direction of the evidence that exonerated himself.
17:59Evidence that I cannot independently verify.
18:01I've obtained his State Department file.
18:03Three years ago, he failed the loyalty test in Belarus.
18:05Where he defied a direct order to prioritize American lives.
18:09How did you get his personnel file?
18:12Ma'am, you know I can't tell you that.
18:15Cobb, one of these days you're going to let me give you a job.
18:18Actually, I'm just hoping you'll start doing yours.
18:24Which part of that speech were you under the impression we didn't already know?
18:30When we made our decision about him, we had more information than you will ever have.
18:35He's cleared.
18:36And that may save us both some time in the future.
18:39Anyone in Claymore is off limits to internal review.
18:46On whose authority?
18:49The fact that you're still asking me questions and not nodding mutely tells me you don't understand how much you
18:56are pissing me off.
18:59Drop it.
19:00And prove against all odds that you do actually understand the importance of the chain of command.
19:25Remember what you asked me before?
19:28If I was the only one with concerns about certain personnel.
19:36I think I'm the only one.
19:49What do I do next, Henry?
19:54Nothing.
19:55Better not to draw too much attention at this point.
19:58I say I should just let it go?
19:59I'm not your boss, Edmund.
20:01I'm your uncle.
20:02I can't tell you to do anything, but I advise you to file it away for now.
20:07If you're right, everything will become clear eventually.
20:09And if you're not, you haven't risked your reputation.
20:22I can always help you to take it across the street.
20:28What are you saying going outside the orphanage?
20:32Not now, but when the time is right.
20:36What if something bad happens while I'm waiting?
20:46Most of this life we've chosen is about figuring out what you can live with and then finding a way
20:55to live with that.
21:03Don't be surprised if he's closed off and hard to read.
21:05If he was a sniper, Parker, he's always hard to read.
21:10Yes?
21:10No?
21:11Mm.
21:12But he knows that you're orphanage, and we know that he has doubts about what we're asking him to do.
21:18So, he's gonna hide that from you.
21:23He's trying too hard.
21:24Yeah.
21:26You gotta be a safe place for him.
21:29He has to trust you.
21:30Because you don't trust him yet.
21:32Because he's still an unknown, and we have to be able to manage him.
21:38Yeah.
21:39That one.
21:40That one.
21:42By the way, good job with that cemetery answer.
21:44It's nice.
21:45Felt like Michelle.
21:47I'll update the book.
21:50How are you dealing with it?
21:52With what?
21:55You've never killed anyone before.
22:00I'm not responsible for what's about to happen.
22:02Good.
22:03That's what you have to keep telling yourself.
22:22We're monitoring phones, chat groups, and military communications in Slovakia.
22:26If our enemy leaks to the current Slovakian administration, the travel details of Klobache's secret return will know about it.
22:33And we'll have a damn good idea where it came from.
22:37That's actually not why I'm here, dear.
22:39We've been tracking the signal from Alexander for weeks now.
22:43The pattern's never the same.
22:46Alternating between satellites.
22:48But you see this?
22:50Right there.
22:51The signal splits.
22:54One is hazier, more heavily encrypted, and one is cleaner.
22:58What do you think that means?
22:59Well, it could be a signal bleed, or it's going to two different places.
23:05Is that something we knew this technology could do?
23:08Nope.
23:09But then again, none of the previous trials had a signal this strong or consistent.
23:13So inside Alexander is a new version of the Cassandra tech, modified somehow.
23:20Wonderful.
23:20I'm working on it.
23:22In my hovel.
23:23Far, far away.
23:34Better news, please?
23:35His friends, family, old military buddies, they're all clean.
23:39They didn't hack him.
23:40Victor Simonek?
23:4150-year career in intelligence.
23:43Patriot.
23:44Invested his money wisely.
23:46No vices.
23:47Is he capable of this?
23:48Anyone is capable of anything.
23:50What he's missing is a motive.
23:52He genuinely cares for Alexander.
23:56And the ex-fiancee?
23:57Dr. Rachel Kasparian?
23:59We've been following her around the clock.
24:01Remy's handling surveillance.
24:03Monitoring her phones, routers.
24:05She's clean so far.
24:06The ex-fiancee might not have known what was in the pills.
24:10But I'm not ready to clear her yet.
24:12Why?
24:14Call it a feeling.
24:18And we're out of eggs.
24:21It's your turn to get groceries.
24:23It most certainly is not.
24:29Removing Cobb would have seemed suspicious, but I handled it.
24:32It shouldn't be a problem anymore.
24:34Now Alexander just has to go through with it.
24:48Mr. Kasparian?
24:50Mr. Kasparian?
25:18Sorry, are you new?
25:20Where's John?
25:21Oh, he's sick.
25:24I usually work the first floor.
25:26It's a little nicer up here.
25:29Nice office.
26:14Alexander, over here.
26:16Let him through, please.
26:17That's my son.
26:18He's a veteran.
26:19Hey, Mom.
26:20Hi.
26:21Oh.
26:23Oh.
26:24Oh.
26:24You just wait.
26:26Look at you.
26:26You're all skin and bones.
26:28Mom, I'm fine.
26:28Why aren't you feeding him?
26:29Because I can't cook like you can.
26:30Hey.
26:31Hey.
26:32Thanks for being here.
26:32Yeah, yeah.
26:34Where's Dad?
26:34Uh, Preston?
26:36Preston?
26:37Preston?
26:38Hey, go join him.
26:39He would love that.
26:40Yeah, not today.
26:42Um, I'm gonna go get some water.
26:43Do you want anything?
26:44Well, your father wants a fried Snickers and a funnel cake.
26:47It's not a state fair.
26:48Tell him that.
26:54Here we go.
26:55We'll be three minutes on that funnel cake.
26:57Thanks.
26:58Thanks.
27:12Why aren't you out there?
27:14Me?
27:15Oh, no.
27:17I've done enough marching for a lifetime.
27:19I'm Roger.
27:20Alexander.
27:21Hey.
27:22Army?
27:22Yeah.
27:23You?
27:23Not me.
27:24My son.
27:25He was Marines.
27:26Fifth Battalion.
27:28Kevin Matheson?
27:29I don't guess he'd cross paths.
27:30I don't think we did, no.
27:32Is he in a parade?
27:35He died in combat.
27:37Oh.
27:38I'm so sorry to hear.
27:43It took a while, but I'm not sorry.
27:48I mean, we all lose people, you know?
27:50I'm gonna get to know it was for a good reason.
27:54That's what makes the difference.
27:57My son's death had a purpose.
28:06Thank you for your service.
28:09Thank you for your sons.
28:11Thank you for your sons.
29:47Looks like your speech worked.
30:01Can you incinerate this, please?
30:03Please.
30:22Oh, we intercepted a communication sent between Klobatch's people.
30:26If that's credible, they're moving up the mission and changing the location at the last minute.
30:35This source is unreliable at best.
30:37I'd grade it low as confidence.
30:39If we're wrong about that, we could miss the entire operation.
30:42It's my call.
30:43Well, bury it.
30:45Please.
30:50Oh, it was a 568's you asked for.
30:53Do you have the diplomatic cables?
30:54I have summaries.
30:55They'll want the full cables.
30:56I'll pull those once I get back to my office.
30:58What's that?
30:59Ron, tell.
31:00Lowest confidence.
31:01I'll get you those cables.
31:06It came out of Poseidon.
31:08They tried to bury it.
31:09How'd you get it from them?
31:11Oh, I cloned their printer when we got oversights.
31:12We get our own copy of whatever they print.
31:18What?
31:19I just thought it might come in handy.
31:22Fair enough.
31:24Okay.
31:25How do we fix this?
31:28Whoever's watching through Alexander needs to see the details hours in advance,
31:31or they won't be able to tell the Slovakian regime in time.
31:34Then there's no ambush.
31:36We need to get the new time and location, and Alexander needs to see it.
31:40And quickly, the new safe house location we'll get from a friend in Langley who can help.
31:45We'll figure out a way to have Alexander get the new travel itinerary.
31:48We can't give him time to question.
31:53We need to make him think about the how so he doesn't stop to think about the why.
32:02It's a chance to prove himself to us in the field.
32:04We just say that...
32:05Klovac's people fucked us.
32:07They're changing the planet at the last minute, and we can't do our job if we're in the dark.
32:11We need to know now, or we could be losing our window.
32:15You haven't done any field work for us yet.
32:17But I have a feeling you could handle this.
32:23What do you need me to do?
32:27Ilana Lexman is the power broker behind Klovac's candidacy.
32:30She's stateside, consolidating support.
32:33She's scheduled to appear this afternoon at a fundraiser in Georgetown.
32:41Hi.
32:42Am I too late to join?
32:44Unfortunately, the event is closed.
32:46That's a shame.
32:46I was looking to make a, uh, sizable donation.
32:53We had a wire on her until two days ago when she switched her phone.
32:56And we're betting that she is the one that switched the plan for Klovac's arrival.
32:59It's a protective move.
33:00It's what I would do.
33:02So now we need two things.
33:03The first is the safe house location, which we'll get from another source.
33:08It's time to pay a debt, Clarissa.
33:10And the second is when it's happening.
33:13That's where you come in.
33:14There's a reason why she switched that phone.
33:16It has to be part of the intel chain.
33:18We need to get to it.
33:21Her phone will be locked.
33:23We won't have enough time to break the encryption.
33:27There's one thing you can do with a locked phone.
33:429-1-1, what's the nature of your emergency?
33:45Got it.
33:46Working.
33:47Should take about three minutes.
33:49Stay on the call.
33:49When we hang up, you'll know it's done.
34:24Excuse me, Ms. Legsman.
34:25Hi.
34:26It's so good to see you again.
34:29You probably don't remember me, but we met in New York.
34:32Of course.
34:33Of course.
34:34Apologies.
34:34I have a plane to catch.
34:36It's just, um, I wanted to tell you about the election.
34:40Um, I think Slovakia deserves to have a better government.
34:46And I'm so sorry it doesn't.
35:05Oh, I am so sorry.
35:09It's funny.
35:11Uh, make sure you got the right one.
35:16Yes.
35:39I need to know which CIA safe house is codenamed Greengrass.
35:44We're still waiting.
35:46Back from your break, Lee?
35:47Thought I'd miss you.
35:48Good to see you too, Agent Kaiser.
35:51Are you in possession of any classified documents or property that may bring harm to any officer
35:55of the CIA or United States government?
35:58Just one today.
36:02Get the fuck out of here.
36:03Get the fuck out of here.
36:13Stand by for safe house.
36:16Okay.
36:18Greengrass coordinates are...
36:2048.5494, November.
36:2321.5530, Echo.
36:26Yep, go.
36:50Here's some updated intel for you.
37:08Klobatch's time and location has changed.
37:16It's all in this new intel.
37:43We're tapped in.
37:46We're up.
37:50Moving.
37:52Ten clicks out.
37:55There, two SUVs.
38:05Taking out the heat of the engines.
38:10Eight total.
38:17Seven clicks.
38:19Where'd this new intel come from?
38:22We got lots of sources.
38:24I think that's why Claymore was given oversight.
38:27Better intel.
38:32Five clicks.
38:43Touchdown.
38:45We're in the clear.
39:01Why is the family here?
39:03Why is the family here?
39:03They weren't supposed to come.
39:05asure.
39:15Hold on.
39:18Jones!
39:24Oh my god.
39:25Send the backup team in now.
39:27No, it's too late. They'll get slaughtered.
39:58No, it's too late.
40:42Now we follow where the blue dye went.
40:51Good job.
41:05Good job.
41:27We almost missed what we were there to oversee.
41:37It happens.
41:39You're a good operative.
41:42There will be more missions.
41:48Why wouldn't I be subject to an internal review?
41:51Why wouldn't everyone on that operation?
41:53We were monitoring because we thought the CIA or the locals couldn't be completely trusted, and it looks like we
41:58were right.
41:58The CIA found out about the change in time and location when we did, so it had to be Klobatch's
42:04people.
42:08Well, your discomfort with Alexander Hale is documented, so let's not pretend that burying that piece of intel wasn't at
42:16least partially motivated by waiting to see what happened.
42:19You wanted to be certain, and now you know.
42:22You and Hale were briefed at the same time and then spent the next 12 hours on call here, and
42:29the ambush still happened.
42:32Unless you can think of any way, Hale could be responsible.
42:40No, sir.
43:07You can sit right there.
43:18It's a little acoustic quirk of this room.
43:21No one else can hear us.
43:24I assume from your endearing paranoia there's a sensitive matter to discuss.
43:30Do you remember my friend that I try to watch out for, Alexander?
43:35Uh, he's a little too trusting, a little too loyal, and we both know what that place does to people
43:43who are too trusting.
43:47Do you think he's in trouble?
43:51I, I don't know.
43:54Would your nephew be able to look into anything?
43:58Maybe find out how worried I should be.
44:04I'm sorry, my old friend, but I'm really more of a sounding board for Edmund.
44:10He and I never talk about what happens inside the orphanage.
44:14And, given my role at the National Intelligence Office, I, I, I don't think it would be proper.
44:23Right.
44:25Right.
44:25Well, um, sorry if the suggestion made you uncomfortable.
44:30No, not at all.
44:31We've been through far worse together, you and I.
44:34And I can tell your, your friend means a great deal to you.
44:43I wouldn't worry.
44:46These things have a way of working themselves out.
45:12Hey.
45:14Hey.
45:18Do you want to know why you're here?
45:21Yeah.
45:24Well, you asked me where I go to center myself.
45:27And I said cemeteries.
45:30That was a lie.
45:33I actually come here.
45:36There's something about old churches.
45:40When I'm in here, I feel connected to every single person that has passed through the year before me.
45:48Makes me feel small in the grand scheme of things.
45:54And that's nice sometimes.
46:04Do you want to see someplace even better?
46:12Watch your head.
46:14Watch your head.
46:29You good?
46:31Yeah, I'm good.
46:36They told me about the mission.
46:39And the collateral damage.
46:43I'm sorry.
46:51You should know they asked me to watch you and report back.
46:55And how you're handling it.
46:57See if you have any doubts about what you're doing.
47:02I'll tell them whatever you want me to.
47:09I've been there.
47:17These agencies, they ask you to do something unthinkable and then worry if you think about it too much.
47:26But they don't know the real cost.
47:31The only ones that know that are the people in it.
47:37Like us.
47:40You're one of us now.
47:48If you want to talk about it, you should.
47:53It doesn't have to be me.
47:56Find someone that you can trust.
48:12We had to sacrifice a real mission.
48:16Innocent people died because of me.
48:25But I also don't know how many people we might save if we pull this off, so I...
48:30I don't know.
48:33I've been there too.
48:39What are you going to do?
48:44We have to win.
48:46Whatever it takes.
48:50It can't be for nothing.
48:57He trusts me.
49:00He's conflicted, but he's on board.
49:05Get some sleep.
49:10Come on.
49:22We know more about our enemies' allegiances now.
49:25They have none.
49:28Leaks from North Korea, Syria, and now Slovakia.
49:33No ideological connection or national strategy.
49:36They're selling intel to whoever wants it, regardless of how it destabilizes political alliances.
49:42Our enemy is an independent, non-state actor.
49:46So, we're hunting a lone wolf.
49:52We learned something else, too.
49:56We followed the blue dye.
49:58The words Poseidon showed up in communications with the current administration of Slovakia, and those messages originated from here.
50:14Somewhere in Eastern Europe is where our enemy processes the hack.
50:19Independent, but connected.
50:22Probably former GRU, a Russian intelligence.
50:35Can I walk you out?
50:37Thank you, Peter.
50:38No.
50:40I have one thing left to do.
51:22The things you can't carry.
51:27Write it all down, then bury it away, and try not to dig it back up.
52:05Now that Slovakia is done, we'll need to lay low.
52:07Well, let everyone get comfortable.
52:10My nephew has confirmed our asset is no longer under suspicion at the orphanage.
52:14I'd like to keep it that way.
52:18But our asset is going to figure out that he's compromised eventually.
52:25We should be prepared to use someone as leverage.
52:28Someone close to him.
52:30Someone he loves.
52:32Someone close.
52:58Someone close.
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53:33What about me?
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