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00:01You
00:08Please state your name Peter Sutherland. Did you know that these individuals were foreign agents? No, not then
00:14Hey, we followed no, but the mission is on alert after what happened last night
00:19They're saying you broke one of the guards collarbones. I found this on the banister
00:23She works with me. I'll make sure she gets it the photos rose took you have them
00:27I didn't bring them. We have to know what's in those documents. If those documents are as important as you
00:32say get my family out of Iran
00:46Man, we come back up to fang goes as a fire
00:57They're not Americans
00:59Yeah, things went bad
01:01The the brother took a shot at me. I had to shoot him. He's dead
01:10Understood are they safe
01:15Yeah, yeah, they're safe
01:27You
01:44Catherine Catherine
01:49Yeah
01:54Anything nothing
01:56Maybe he slipped out while we were doing a shift change ditch the car
02:00Anton Sitarov is an SVR agent with a decade of counter surveillance experience. He wants you to second-guess yourself
02:07It's a game of patience and you're losing kid
02:17We're praying to the big man. He's clearly not listening. You want to try your hand be my guest
02:26No
02:27Yeah, it's an
02:38Noah wake up. It's Anton
02:46He's leaving
02:49Come on. Let's go
03:23There's two unmade beds here.
03:25I don't think Anton's alone.
03:32Noah!
03:58Oh, my God!
04:07Oh, my God!
04:23Ah!
04:30Night action. Night action.
04:39You asked to see me, sir.
04:40I did. Come on in.
04:42His name's Yuri Abramov.
04:44He's confessing? To what?
04:46His partner, your original target, Anton's whereabouts.
04:49The Pentagon breach.
04:51Their man inside, how often they met.
04:53Payment scheme, all of it.
04:55How do we break him in two days?
04:56Well, on top of having a shithead for a son,
04:59Yuri's poor mom suffers from a rare blood cancer.
05:01We promised to get her treatment
05:03and get the prison doctor to fit him with a glass eye.
05:06I just thought you should know that Noah's loss
05:11wasn't for nothing.
05:13I'd like you to start building a file on Yuri's FBI mole.
05:16I don't think I should.
05:17This wasn't your fault, Catherine.
05:19I think that you should give it to one of your other agents.
05:22One that didn't survive off of sheer luck.
05:2499 out of 100 times,
05:26that behemoth squashes you like a roach.
05:29Yet you pick the one scenario where you survive,
05:33bring him in, and we break the case open.
05:35And that wasn't luck.
05:37I've already lost one good agent.
05:40I'd rather not lose another.
05:42I'd rather not lose another.
05:52Yuri's FBI mole?
05:57What's his name?
06:00Peter Sutherland.
06:11So what next?
06:12Your mother and brother,
06:13they'll change planes in Istanbul and Paris
06:15to obscure the trail.
06:17They'll arrive here in New York tomorrow night.
06:18So what about me?
06:19What should I do until then?
06:21Once you give us the photos,
06:22we'll arrange for you to move to a safe house
06:24somewhere outside the Iranian missions restricted zone.
06:26So I just walk away now?
06:29Unless that's the problem?
06:31No, it is just happening so fast.
06:34It's almost over.
06:37Is everything okay?
06:38It's work.
06:39Probably Holly asking where I am.
06:41I was supposed to be back from the doctor 20 minutes ago.
06:43I'm going to call back.
06:45Yeah.
06:55What?
06:55What's wrong?
06:56There was a problem.
07:00It's Nor's brother.
07:44You have to tell her the truth.
07:46We don't know how she could react.
07:47She could run off.
07:48She could tell the mission.
07:50She could destroy the pictures,
07:51and then we'd have nothing.
07:52If only you knew what we were up against with Foxclove.
07:55How can I when you won't tell me?
07:57It doesn't matter.
07:58Sami will tell her when he picks her up.
08:00She'll be safer that way.
08:01At least then she'll be out of harm's way.
08:03You mean you won't be the one to tell her?
08:04Peter's right.
08:05It's the only way to protect the investigation and Noor.
08:08Peter.
08:10We don't have a choice.
08:17Hey, all good?
08:20I need to go back to the mission.
08:22Why?
08:22What's going on?
08:24Javod has been questioning Hale about the party.
08:26He suspects she was involved.
08:27Noor, you cannot go back.
08:29There's a chance they've pieced together what you've been up to.
08:32You do not want to take that risk.
08:34I'm not going to let her suffer because of me.
08:38Look, um, you do what you need to do, okay?
08:42And then just shoot us a text when you're done,
08:44and we'll come pick you up and take you someplace safe.
08:48Is everything okay?
08:53Yeah.
08:54It's all good.
08:55The pictures.
08:55We need the pictures.
08:56Noor.
09:00Something's going on.
09:01No, nothing's wrong.
09:02I want to talk to Rose.
09:04Alone.
09:06Yeah.
09:07Of course.
09:23What is going on?
09:24What aren't they telling me?
09:28Please, just tell me.
09:31It's your brother.
09:33What?
09:33What happened?
09:34He was, um, injured.
09:38How?
09:39One of the neighbors intervened when they were leaving,
09:41and it got physical.
09:43I don't know all the details, but, um,
09:48I think he might have broken his arm.
09:54But otherwise, he's okay.
09:57Yeah.
09:58Why wouldn't they say anything?
10:00They're really desperate for those pictures,
10:02and they weren't sure how you would react.
10:04They should have said something.
10:06I know.
10:08I'm sorry.
10:10Okay, I have to go now, but...
10:13Okay.
10:29Well, I will.
10:29Here's the passport.
10:34Thank you for being honest with me.
10:49Hey
10:50I hope it was worth it
10:53Where's Noor?
10:54She left
10:54Where are you going?
10:56Back to the apartment
10:57Solomon Vegas still out there
10:58I can't be here, I feel sick
11:01Rose
11:02Peter, we have work to do
11:08What is so urgent?
11:10People violated my residence
11:12Americans
11:14Seems that they were looking for the list
11:16You sold me
11:17Sounds like your man here
11:18Needs to improve his security protocols
11:19Who gave you the list?
11:20We don't give up our sources
11:22Same as we would never give up our buyers
11:25But you do trust them, yes?
11:28We do business with them, don't we?
11:34What about these two?
11:36This woman
11:37This man
11:38Do they look familiar?
11:42No
11:44I can't say they do
11:55Don't they do
11:57You love me
12:06I'm the guard's office.
12:07I'm the only place here.
12:11Please.
12:12I'd like you to leave.
12:13I'd like you to leave.
12:17I'd like you to leave.
12:18I'd like you to leave.
12:24Drive's clean.
12:30Moment of truth.
12:34The DGSE?
12:35What do the French have to do with this?
12:41What? What does it say?
12:42These have nothing to do with foxglove.
12:44What do you mean?
12:44A list of Iranian dissonance living in Europe.
12:48Names, addresses, aliases.
12:49It's useful for the Iranian government if they want revenge.
12:52It's completely irrelevant to us.
12:54No, that can't be right.
12:55You tell me we wasted three days working for this?
12:58That Norse brother is dead for nothing?
12:59Okay, night actions are never straightforward.
13:03It'd be unusual if we didn't hit a dead end.
13:07It means we need to approach this from a different angle.
13:11But there's still a common link between foxglove intelligence and this.
13:14Solomon Vega and the guy who called me.
13:18He seemed like he was running things.
13:19Maybe they were using foxglove for their own devices.
13:22He traded it to Iran in exchange for what?
13:26And Warren did say that Solomon seemed like a middleman, but for who?
13:31Maybe Solomon and his boss, foreign assets on the Iranian payroll, right?
13:35They find the regime a do-it-yourself chemical weapons kit and a list of potential targets.
13:40Maybe that's it.
13:40In any case, it seems like the only way forward is through Solomon.
13:45Now we have a new point of contact, too.
13:46Whoever traded this DGSE intel.
13:48All these printouts are in color, which means that...
13:51Machine identification code.
13:53Exactly, yeah.
13:53We just have to find a picture that's close enough.
14:00There you go.
14:00Date, serial number, time.
14:02It's all right there.
14:03Yeah, it is.
14:03Alice taught me that.
14:06Yeah?
14:06Yeah.
14:07Guess who taught her?
14:24Thank you, gentlemen.
14:25Now, if you don't mind, my client and I have some legal issues to discuss with his son.
14:29Yes, of course.
14:44Slone says hello.
14:47Which one was that again?
14:54I've traveled a long way to be here today because I believe there has been a miscommunication.
14:59Marcus.
15:04I know he's family, but you shouldn't send a jackhammer to do the work of a scalpel.
15:10His approach is... indelicate.
15:13I will take indelicate over ineffectual.
15:15What have you done besides signing checks and the drinking with old college roommates?
15:19That's not... I mean...
15:23Eliot was in a position to help, and it's not exactly easy getting clemency for someone convicted of war crimes.
15:28Convicted? On whose authority?
15:32The United Nations bends to the will of America.
15:36Funny thing when the devil condemns you for using his own hellfire.
15:40Their hypocrisy will be exposed in due time, I promise.
15:43But I... I cannot maneuver properly if you won't keep your war dog in his cage.
15:47Marcus knows his limits. I set them.
15:50Meaning what?
15:52Surely you are not this naive.
15:57No amount of maneuvering would ever force them to admit the truth.
16:02The plan was never to simply expose their hypocrisy, was it?
16:07Mm-mm.
16:09You want to make an example on American soil?
16:17Why didn't you tell me?
16:18Because it is your name on all the accounts filled with my money.
16:22You didn't think I'd release the funds if you told me the truth.
16:27You always hated hunting when you were a boy.
16:30You would make these childish excuses to stay home, to stay warm, as the men trudged off into the cold
16:38dark.
16:41But when we would return home hours later with a fourteen stone boar, guess who wormed his way to the
16:47front to take a tusk as trophy?
16:50All the glory, none of the blood.
16:54It's my fault.
16:56I indulged your mother and allowed such weakness to take hold when you were a pup.
17:02And then I let her send you to England to be educated in all the wrong things, apparently.
17:10And now you simply lack the instinct required of such an immense sacrifice.
17:15Is that truly what you think?
17:22No, my son, it's what I know.
17:28I am not the boy you once knew.
17:30Words are hollow things, Thomas.
17:32Fuck you.
17:34How about those?
17:35Do they feel hollow?
17:38Perhaps I'm wrong.
17:42We shall see.
18:08You may not know where it is.
18:11Well, it's okay.
18:12Please don't know what you think.
18:14I'm going to try it on.
18:16You should have to keep it back.
18:19It's okay to keep it at the next level.
18:28It's fine.
18:32I'm sorry.
18:34Let's go to the doctor.
18:36It's a special.
19:06What are you doing?
19:30I'm going to go ahead and get a question.
19:33He's not going to be able to do it.
19:36He's my opinion. I'm going to be able to do it.
19:41I'll see her.
20:00Noor, no one has no way to go.
20:03I don't know, I had an emergency.
20:05I had to go to the hospital.
20:07It's a habit of my own.
20:10I didn't want to go to the hospital.
20:13I didn't want to go to the hospital.
20:16Do you want anyone to go to the hospital?
20:20No, I don't know where to go.
20:22He said that the hospital was from America.
20:26I didn't see her.
20:28I don't want to go to the hospital.
20:31Do you want to go to the hospital?
20:34No, I don't know.
20:35But I have to tell you.
20:39He'll go to the hospital.
20:44I don't think this is a problem.
20:50He has a lot of pressure.
20:53For example,
20:53The hospital is sick.
20:58He's a sick person.
21:03He's sick.
21:05He's sick.
21:16I have to go to the hospital.
21:19He's sick.
21:28Yes.
21:53I don't have it. I'm going to scan it.
21:56We'll make sure that this virus doesn't have it.
22:01I think it's better to go.
22:03I'm going to take it.
22:05I'm going to give it to you.
22:07No, I don't know.
22:08I'll give it to you.
22:32Is that a minute?
22:43Hey, Gretchen, I'm sorry for the late notice.
22:46I didn't know who else to call.
22:47Glad you reached out. I was wondering how you'd been.
22:50What's going on?
22:53I know I haven't exactly been open
22:55about everything that happened after
22:58my aunt and uncle were killed last year,
23:00but
23:02I want to try.
23:06After
23:07the home invasion, there was this
23:09friend who helped me through it.
23:12He was
23:13going through his own shit, too, and
23:16I helped him through that.
23:19And for a little while, it felt like we were
23:22a team.
23:26And then he, um,
23:28he disappeared.
23:30And we hadn't
23:32talked in a while.
23:36He got into some trouble recently, and
23:41I thought I could help him.
23:46But he's in such a dark place right now,
23:49and I'm worried if I stay here,
23:52I don't know, I might be headed back to that dark place, too.
23:59I'm
23:59starting to regret coming here.
24:04It sounds like
24:05you two bonded over
24:07shared trauma.
24:09That makes for a powerful
24:11connection, but not
24:13necessarily a healthy one.
24:15How long have you known this guy?
24:18On and off for
24:19less than a year.
24:21Yeah.
24:22That's not that long.
24:24I can tell by the way you talk about him
24:26that you care, deeply.
24:29But
24:30you have to ask yourself whether you'll
24:32still feel the same way once
24:33the smoke clears.
24:38Yeah.
24:40I don't know.
24:41I know how hard it's been for you to talk about
24:43your experience after the home invasion.
24:46This is a big step forward, Rose.
24:50Thank you for sharing with me.
25:41A glass of Malbec, please. Whichever one you recommend.
25:47A glass of Malbec, please. Whichever one you recommend.
25:48is having.
25:51Malbec sounds lovely. Thank you.
25:54Depuis quoi m'avez-vous au maquet?
25:57Oh! Depuis que j'ai passé
25:59le coin de la rue en sortant
26:01de la mission permanente.
26:02Does France teach counter-surveillance
26:04to every diplomat they send to the U.M., Miss Laurent?
26:07I was on my way to speak to my
26:09Belgian counterpart.
26:10I don't like to miss appointments.
26:18How can I help you, Agent Weaver?
26:21I recently came across these
26:23classified DGSE files
26:25on prominent Iranian dissonance
26:27now living in the European Union.
26:28Where did you find them?
26:29In Iranian hands, which is problematic
26:31given their recent spate of targeted assassinations.
26:34Oui, that is problematic.
26:37I'm more than happy to forward
26:38them to my contacts in the DGSE.
26:40Oh, no need. I have friends
26:42over there. I can send them their way
26:44if circumstances call for it. No, no, no.
26:46I was wondering if you had
26:48any ideas to who leaked the intel.
26:53I hope you are not wandering around
26:56New York, telling every
26:58French diplomat.
27:00I couldn't tell you. There's probably a dozen
27:02DGSE undercover agents in town.
27:04Spooks running all over the city during
27:06General Assembly. You're right.
27:08And because of that, the FBI sends some poor
27:10junior agent to every library,
27:12coffee shop, co-work space,
27:14every public-facing colored printer
27:16they can find that can print out a sheet of paper.
27:18And on that sheet of paper
27:20are these tiny yellow dots,
27:23which tell the date, time,
27:25and printer serial number.
27:26That agent, that poor agent,
27:29enters each serial number
27:31into a database with this corresponding
27:33location. All so that
27:35when I find these dots,
27:37classified intelligence,
27:40I can track them
27:41to a printer in the back
27:43corner of Frank's quick copy
27:45on 34th and 2nd. Now,
27:47fortunately for me, unfortunately for him,
27:49Frank was robbed a month ago,
27:51put up hidden security cameras
27:53throughout his store, and
27:55caught a woman strolling
27:57by two weeks ago
27:58at 3.43pm.
28:01UN Sustainability
28:03Development Officer
28:04and Undercover DGSE Agent
28:07Jacqueline Laurent.
28:09You look a little flush, Jacqueline.
28:11Don't worry. Don't worry.
28:14I'm not looking to expose you.
28:16What do you want, Sam?
28:18An introduction.
28:23Nora texted me from her burner.
28:26She's gonna try to get out tonight.
28:28I'm on standby,
28:29in case she does.
28:31Figured you and Catherine
28:32will be pulling an all-nighter
28:34going through all the intel.
28:36Actually, uh...
28:39The intelligence had nothing
28:40to do with Foxclove.
28:45So, lying to Nora,
28:47her brother dying,
28:48it was all for nothing?
28:49Not for nothing.
28:50You know, Catherine's following up
28:51on a lead, but...
28:52Yeah, it wasn't the silver bullet
28:54that we'd hoped for.
28:56I know I asked a lot of you, Rose.
28:59I'm sorry.
29:00I'm not the one you need
29:01to apologize to.
29:02I'm doing the best I can.
29:03Tough choices are part of the job.
29:05Your job.
29:05That's the difference.
29:07You signed up to be a night agent.
29:09I didn't.
29:17It's Catherine.
29:20Right.
29:21I know the troll.
29:28Hey.
29:29Did you find Laurent?
29:30More than that,
29:31I got her to play ball.
29:32She claims that she's been selling
29:34state secrets to Solomon Vega
29:35for years.
29:37Years?
29:38Never knows where
29:38the intelligence goes
29:39or how it's used, though.
29:40Well, what's she get in return?
29:42Cash?
29:43Sometimes.
29:43Other times, they can do a trade.
29:45Foreign intelligence,
29:46top secret,
29:47case breaking shit
29:48for the DGSE.
29:49What about Foxglove?
29:50Honestly?
29:51She genuinely looked confused
29:53when I mentioned the name.
29:54This has been going on for years.
29:56Maybe Foxglove is just a piece
29:57to a much larger puzzle.
29:59Well, hopefully we'll find out soon.
30:00I got her to set up a meeting
30:02with Solomon Vega in two hours.
30:03How's that enough time
30:04to get another agent right in?
30:05No need.
30:06I'm going to the meet.
30:07You?
30:07We don't have time
30:08to bring someone else in,
30:09and I'm the only one
30:10he hasn't seen.
30:11I'll go in
30:13as a prospective seller.
30:14You follow him
30:15and see if he leads us
30:16to anyone higher up
30:17the food chain.
30:18How do you know
30:18Laurent's not trying
30:19to set a trap for you?
30:20I don't know.
30:20But I'm willing to roll the dice.
30:22Send me the address.
30:23Try to set up what surveillance
30:24I can in the area,
30:25but I want to be
30:27on the ground as backup.
30:28I'll need someone
30:28to watch the feeds.
30:31You in Rose makeup yet?
30:33She needs some space.
30:34I can't keep asking her
30:36to help me.
30:36Well, it doesn't stop me
30:37from asking.
30:43Four more years
30:44under the same party
30:45that gave us Ashley Redfield,
30:48that gave us Diane Farr,
30:49and all the outrageous things
30:51that came with it.
30:52It's untenable.
30:54The American people deserve
30:55to trust in their institutions again,
30:56and they should be able
30:58to sleep soundly,
30:59knowing that there's
31:00a firm hand on the wheel.
31:02In the most recent debate,
31:03you criticized Governor Hagan
31:04for what you deemed
31:05as a neo-isolationist agenda.
31:08In your opinion,
31:09what should the United States,
31:10what role should it play abroad?
31:12Look, between my time
31:13on the Select Committee
31:13on Intelligence
31:14and my role
31:15in the previous administration,
31:17the American public knows
31:18where I stand on this.
31:19You cannot lead the world
31:21if you're sitting
31:22in the nosebleeds.
31:23Now, Governor Hagan
31:24wants to withdraw from NATO.
31:26Stop sharing intelligence
31:27with five I's.
31:29Uh, defund the United Nations.
31:31Now, maybe that's how
31:32he conducts foreign policy
31:33from his governor's mansion
31:34in Topeka, but...
31:36Our DGSE liaison reached out.
31:40Something new to sell?
31:41Someone.
31:42She's keen to make an intro.
31:47Ah.
31:49Three days after Sutherland's
31:52fishing expedition
31:53at the Iranian ambassador's residence.
32:00Do you believe in coincidence, Solomon?
32:02I know you don't.
32:06Set it up, then.
32:08It's already done.
32:10Good man.
32:20I would say that the governor
32:21has a very poor understanding
32:23of how the world works.
32:24How are the preparations
32:25for tomorrow going?
32:26We're on schedule.
32:27Good.
32:28Save me a seat on the truck.
32:31Really?
32:32Really.
32:33All right.
32:34But these are my men.
32:35Well, they take orders from me.
32:37Your men?
32:39No.
32:40They serve at the pleasure
32:41of my father.
32:42As to you.
32:44He's also here.
32:45I met with him, yes.
32:47I understand the plan now.
32:49And?
32:50And I approve.
32:52Without reserve.
32:54I'm on my way back now.
32:55We'll be ready by the time you land.
32:57I think sure you are.
33:15Can we talk?
33:17Peter told me where you...
33:20two were staying.
33:24While you're here, Catherine,
33:26let me guess.
33:27You need my help with something?
33:28I have a meeting with Solomon Vega.
33:30Peter's setting up a few cameras
33:32around the meeting location,
33:33and I was hoping
33:35you could tap into
33:36some additional security fees.
33:39Keep an eye on things.
33:40No.
33:40Honestly, I thought you'd be
33:42a headache to have around,
33:43but you've been really valuable.
33:45I mean, you must have
33:47some of your aunt in you.
33:48Do not talk about her.
33:50You didn't know her.
33:51No.
33:52Jamie Hawkins would refer to
33:54Sidewinder and Gazelle
33:55all the time
33:56when he was my case officer.
33:58Where were you last year then?
34:00After they were killed?
34:02When Peter and I were running
34:03for our lives,
34:04where was night action then?
34:05When Hawkins' body
34:06was found out in the field,
34:08we all went dark.
34:08Me and the other case officers.
34:10We didn't know if we were
34:12compromised from within,
34:13so we paused all investigations
34:16to rule everybody out.
34:18It was a scary time.
34:19I didn't know if I could trust
34:20people who were closest to me.
34:22And that's the hardest part
34:23of the job,
34:24figuring out who has your back.
34:26And you trust me to have yours?
34:29I thought I wasn't part of the family.
34:31I deserve that.
34:34But families grow.
34:36And me reaching out to a civilian
34:38should tell you, of all people,
34:41how desperate I am.
34:43I'm about to walk into a situation
34:45where everyone around me
34:47is probably looking to kill me.
34:49And I'm a little short on friends
34:50at the moment.
34:54Right now, Peter is all I have.
34:56Well, Peter's been enough for me
34:57in the past.
34:58You'll be fine.
34:58Well, still, I could really use you.
35:00I do not want to be put in a position
35:02to hurt more people.
35:04I'm done.
35:04I can't do that again.
35:05That's not who I am.
35:07Well, it's reductive to view this job
35:09as right and wrong,
35:09because everything is relative.
35:12Now, what I can tell you
35:14is that a good agent
35:16knows the consequences of their actions
35:19and a bad agent
35:20stops caring about them.
35:22And for what it's worth,
35:24it sounded like your aunt and uncle
35:27were great agents.
35:31And Peter?
35:34To be determined.
35:37It's still the beginning for him
35:39in all of this.
35:39But what I can tell you
35:41is that he is better
35:42with you by his side.
35:52Fine.
35:54But no more keeping me in the dark.
35:56If you want my help,
35:57I want to know everything.
35:59I figured as much.
36:00So I spoke with Deputy Director Mosley
36:03and he has granted emergency clearance
36:05to read you in on Foxglove.
36:06What is it?
36:12What is it?
36:27Noor, it's necessary to come to me.
36:32I'll come here.
36:34What happened?
36:38Of course.
36:43So, you know, you try to fuck me on this.
36:47I've instructed a copy of the intel and the security footage to be sent to your superiors.
36:52Understood?
36:54You're nervous.
36:56I'm fine.
36:58Get it out now.
37:00You might not look it, but he's cunning.
37:03You'll notice.
37:06I looked you up.
37:08Moved to France when you were twelve.
37:10Worked for your adoptive country right after university.
37:14Diplomatic postings in Tunis, Baghdad, Mosul.
37:18Seems like at one point you may have actually loved your job.
37:21You want to know why, is that it?
37:24February 2015, I was called back to the home office and I was told that I'd served my country admirably
37:31in the field.
37:32Merci.
37:33But that this portion of my career was over.
37:38Never mind that I had just helped stop the civil war in Cameroon.
37:41The impact of my entire career came down to one number.
37:48My age.
37:51Three years, I wasted away behind a desk.
37:54Then a man approached me with intelligence desperately needed by the DGSE.
37:59And in exchange, I gave him some information so inconsequential I can't even remember.
38:06And after that, the home office decided that I had left some life in me after all.
38:13It is not that I don't love my job anymore.
38:17I love it too much.
38:21As I suspect you do too.
38:24hey I blood-run the rains in Cameroon?
38:34Yes,入ret Hans…
38:40No.
38:46Good for me.
38:47Yes, do you?
39:08I don't know.
39:17What about you?
39:19Police...
39:19...asphahane...
39:20...gazorej girefde...
39:22...mobnei...
39:22...barقت...
39:22...6...
39:23...dar...
39:24...manzal...
39:24...shomo...
39:24...to...
39:24...asphahane...
39:25...nemi doerim...
39:26...che tori...
39:26...begim...
39:27...be...
39:27...nazar...
39:27...miyad...
39:28...khe...
39:29...madaret...
39:30...mfqood...
39:32...chode...
39:35...mfqood...
39:37...yani...
39:38...či...
39:38...che...
39:38...tfakhi...
39:38...yavtade...
39:39...poli...
39:39...hanous...
39:40...dare...
39:40...tfakhi...
39:40...mikone...
39:41...
39:42...aah...
39:44...برادر هم...
39:45...چی...
39:46...ما...
39:47...تمام...
39:47...جسریات رو...
39:48...نداریم...
39:48...بلی...
39:49...در...
39:50...چند...
39:50...کلومتری...
39:51...خونتون...
39:52...toy...
39:53...جاد...
39:53...یک...
39:54...جسد...
39:55...پیدا...
39:55...کردن...
39:56...جسد...
40:00...یعنی...
40:01...چی...
40:02...لطفا...
40:03...به...
40:04...وازه...
40:04...بگید...
40:05...چی...
40:05...شده...
40:05...من...
40:06...متصفم...
40:07...نور...
40:09...
40:10...لازمه...
40:11...و...
40:13...این شخص رو توی نقصشون رو سایی کنیم...
40:26...نه...
40:30...نه...
40:32...نه...
40:32...نمیشه...
40:32...نمیشه...
40:33...نمیشه...
40:34...نه...
40:35...غیری ممکنه...
40:36...امکان نداره...
40:41...נمیشه...
40:42...נمیشه...
40:45etc...
41:10...נمیشه...
41:19I have a visual.
41:21Me too.
41:22Catch the door code?
41:25Yeah.
41:26Yeah, I got it.
41:34I think I see the apartment.
41:35It's on the third floor, southwest corner, just like Laurent said.
41:38Can't see inside, though, from here.
41:39Can you?
41:40Nope, but I only have two views of the place.
41:43Got as close as I could without tipping them off.
41:45Just let me know if you see anything, okay?
41:46There's movement, lights, any sign of life.
41:49The rest of the building looks pretty dead to me.
41:52Wouldn't be surprised if they owned this whole thing just for meets like this.
41:55Takes some pretty serious cash to do that.
42:01You don't think I'd suddenly be armed after all this time, do you?
42:05Can't always trust new friends.
42:09No offense.
42:10None taken.
42:11They're clean.
42:13Elizabeth, nice to meet you.
42:16Likewise.
42:19Come with me.
42:24You have company out front.
42:26Keep an eye on them.
42:27Yo, I'll give it a minute.
42:29Think I'm gonna head west to the building above the coffee shop.
42:31Get a different angle on things.
42:34Wait, they're moving towards your building.
42:36What are they doing?
42:37Just patrolling.
42:38Caught him on the coffee shop security cam.
42:40Headed towards 167th.
42:42Once you're clear, I'll head down.
42:43You should have seen the way she handled herself in Baghdad.
42:46No walk in the park for a young woman.
42:48No, you're giving me too much credit.
42:49Those Raytheon guys were assholes.
42:51Somebody had to put them in their place.
42:53Still, was a nice surprise to run into her after all these years and doing quite well
42:59for herself.
43:00Not well enough.
43:01Is that what brings you to me?
43:03Supplemental income?
43:04Jacqueline tells me you buy information.
43:07Did she?
43:08What else did she tell you?
43:09That you can smell bullshit a mile away and I need to keep my ass at home unless...
43:15I'm being serious.
43:17Well, that's good advice.
43:19Let's see if we'd be a good fit.
43:27Shit, Rose.
43:28I can't see anything.
43:30Okay, I gotta change the position.
43:31You have an update on Solomon's team?
43:33Well, wait.
43:33I lost one.
43:35Well, where are they?
43:40One of the guys doubled back.
43:41The alley off the northwest corner of the building where you came in.
43:45Okay, I'm gonna head south.
43:46See if I can get down to a different building.
43:53Peter, head east.
43:55What?
43:55Just trust me.
43:56Head east.
43:57Okay.
44:06Yeah, what's going on?
44:07Don't say anything.
44:08I don't know how, but I think they're listening to our comms.
44:12Okay, I'm muted.
44:13Are you sure?
44:13They're all around the building.
44:15Every time you change direction, so do they.
44:17They're listening to us.
44:18They know we're here.
44:20Catherine.
44:20Heading up capability development, the contracts put me in close proximity to a lot of difficult-to-procure information.
44:28That's it?
44:30Lots of DOD contractors carry top-secret clearance.
44:33What makes your access so special?
44:37This would be our newest contract.
44:40Cyberdivision for the NSA on the front lines of network security for the federal government.
44:47And just like that, you're ready to sell out your country?
44:50If the price is right.
44:55Go handle it.
45:00So, can we do business?
45:02I don't have any of them anywhere.
45:04I can't even tell you where to go.
45:06I'll figure something out.
45:06We gotta draw them away from here.
45:08Okay, clear a path so I can get to Catherine.
45:10Okay.
45:10Be careful.
45:11Go in comm zone.
45:16Wait, I think I see some movement on the fourth floor.
45:18There is an empty apartment on the northeast corner.
45:22I'll head down and see if I can get a better view.
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