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NARRATOR: Previously,
on Designated Survivor...

It looks like the House is gonna
pass the gun control bill.

Speaker Hookstraten
came through.

Now, I may be new to the Hill,
but so is everybody else.

You're last of the old guard
around here, Madam Speaker.

So get on board or step aside.

There is a connection
between MacLeish and Lozano.

And this FBI Agent,
Hannah Wells, was onto it!

JAY: You're interested
in Nestor Lozano. So are we.

You got my attention.

Someone is feeding Abe Leonard
classified information,

and we need to find out who.

This is a manifesto,
Jason. "Pax Americana.

"An American empire
to replace

"our own
constitutional government."

(RADIO CHATTER)

Oh, my God! It's Lozano.

(SIGHS) It can't be.

Lozano's dead.

Let me see that.

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

Treeline!

HANNAH: Go, go, go!

(MAN YELLING)

(PEOPLE YELLING)

(MULTIPLE GUNSHOTS)

MALE VOICE: Don't let them
get away!

(MULTIPLE GUNSHOTS)

(SIGHS)

Oh, forget this.

(PHONE RINGS)

I thought we said 11.
It's almost two.

JAY: Just testing your resolve.

Three whole hours. Is that all
the truth is worth to you?

Is that what you're gonna
give me? The truth?

JAY: The tip I gave you on
Hannah Wells paid off didn't it?

All right, what do you got
for me now?

JAY: Another piece
of the puzzle.

Well, why not the whole thing?

JAY: That's not how this works.
I'm not on the record here.

You need to find the story
yourself.

And I need to know
I can trust you.

You gotta be kidding me.
I've never burned a source in my life.

I lost my job at the Herald

'cause I wouldn't give
up my sources.

JAY: The White House
is covering up the truth.

- Truth about what?
- JAY: The Capitol bombing.

Hannah WeHs's boss was
the last person

to see Majfd Nasser alive.

Jason Atwood. Check him out.

Wait, wait! Ah!

(CAR STARTING)

How the hell is Lozano
still alive?

Holy! Jason, are you hit?

(GROANING)

- Oh, God. I gotta get you to a hospital.
- It can wait.

Dammit!

NEWS ANCHOR: Today marks a milestone

for the Kirkman administration

as he signs his gun control bill
into law.

Igniting hopes that this,
unelected, independent president

can break the partisan gridlock

that's paralyzed Congress
for years.

FEMALE NEWS ANCHOR: There's
another big winner today.

Speaker of the House
Hookstraten,

the moderate Republican,
who went out on a limb

supporting the White House
on this.

These two have got
to be feeling good this morning.

Madam Speaker,

this could not have been
accomplished without you.

Thank you.

Thank you, sir.

(CAMERAS CLICKING)

I don't think my hand
has shaken this much

since I signed
my first mortgage!

(ALL LAUGHING)

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

(GROANS)

No dice.

What do you mean?

The plate's from
a White House pool of vehicles.

White House?

- You're sure?
- MAN: That's what it says.

- I need to get a name.
- Hundreds of people work there.

Any one of them
could have access.

Hey, I paid you to get a name.

You paid me to run a plate.

Oh, come on.

(STUTTERING)

I should at least get
a discount!

White House.

-(PEOPLE CHATTERING)
-(PHONE RINGING)

.l-ley-
.l-ley-

- Hey, hey! Big win today!
- Yeah, for all of us.

Yeah, we're trending.
Hashtag "gun control wins."

We, uh, we get you back in
the West Wing with the new VP?

- Ask her.
- What is it?

(PHONE RINGING)

- No comment.
- No comment necessary.

The Speaker swung the vote
for POTUS,

creating a true
bipartisan alliance.

Yeah, tri-partisan alliance.
You had Democrats,

Moderate Republicans,
and Independents.

I stand corrected. A true
tri-partisan alliance.

Now who wouldn't want
to keep that going

with Hookstraten as VP?

Well, the polls are in.
America wants this.

And the president will make up
his mind when he's ready.

(SIGHS) Yeah, but what's
your opinion, really?

Hookstraten said she'd deliver
the vote and she did.

That's it?

You find that evasive?
I find that evasive.

- AARON: Absolutely.
- That's evasive. I want a straight answer.

Look, we all know that
the relationship between POTUS

and the Speaker
hasn't always been easy.

He's a consensus-builder,
and she's a...

Hey, you watch it.

Bulldog is what I was gonna say.

That's fair.

Yeah, but Kirkman needs
a bulldog,

especially one who controls

-a majority in the House.
- He needs allies,

but he also needs someone
he can trust.

Hmm. So, you're saying you don't
find her to be trustworthy?

Okay, what is this,
a press conference?

I am enjoying being on the other
side of the podium for once.

EMILY: Of course you are.

All I'm saying is that
she's a politician and he's not.

Well, opposites attract.

Sometimes.

(PHONE RINGING)

TOM: I have to be honest,

when I first took office,
I had my doubts.

I didn't know if I could
trust you

and I knew you didn't trust me.

I trusted you were doing
your best.

Ha, I believe that.

Well, let's just say you
didn't have a lot of faith

in what my best could be.

Oh, you were an
unknown quantity, Mr. President.

And I just wanted to make sure

the best interests
of the country...

-were being protected.
- I know.

I hope I passed the test.

I hope I did.

We have a lot of momentum
right now.

Together as a team,
we managed to cross

the bipartisan divide
for the bill.

You did your job quickly
and efficiently.

I was really impressed.

I have sharp elbows
when I'm fighting

for something I believe in.

Ha. Well, we can certainly use
your sharp elbows

when rolling out
our new legislative agenda.

But, Kimble,

I think we've a chance to do
something really special here...

beyond policy.

I would like my daughter

tO see a woman become

Vice President
of the United States.

Sir.

So would I.

Good. We'll start
the formal vetting process.

As soon as you clear that,
we'll make a public statement.

I'm excited for both of us.

- Thank you, sir.
- No, thank you. Come on.

NEWS ANCHOR: Today's legislation
deals a serious blow

to Senator Jack Bowman,

who clearly underestimated
the president's ability

to build a successful coalition
in the House of Representatives.

Senator, Liam Price to see you.

Send him in.

Senator, I know
what a busy schedule you have.

May I also say
how much I admired

your stance
on the gun control bill.

You said have something for me?

(PHONE RINGING IN THE DISTANCE)

Close the door.

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

MIKE: And you're sure
it was him?

Yeah, it was him.

From one sighting,

at 130 yards out,
through a night vision scope?

I know what I saw.
Atwood saw him, too.

MIKE: Where is Atwood?

He's recovering,
he took a round in his arm.

What about Lozano?

- You tracked the helicopter?
- Tail number was blacked out.

And there's no FAA
air traffic control in the area.

It's like he flew into a vacuum.

Did we secure the munitions
at least?

The task force was
on ground

two hours after
Hannah called it in.

They secured the silo,
but everyone was gone.

So if Lozano's alive,

then who did the FBI take down

after the attempt
on the president?

CORONER: Here's your boy.

Crime report said
he was holding a grenade.

HANNAH: And what did
the shrapnel tell you?

That he was less than

three feet away
before he threw it.

So it was intentional.

Either that or he was shot
before he could throw it.

How'd you l.D. him?

Prints on the left hand
were intact.

Lower mandible too.
Did the trick.

Do you mind, if I get a set
of prints for myself?

Knock yourself out.

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

(PHONE RINGS)

Aaron Shore.

DAN: It's Dan Pyne
from Politico.

Hey Dan, what's going on?

DAN: We're going with a story
about Speaker Hookstraten.

Wanted to give you guys
a chance to comment.

Okay, what's the story?

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

LAURA: Excuse me.

Excuse me.

Did you see what just
hit Politico?

No.

(TYPING)

This is bad, right?

No, this is really bad.

MALE VOICE: Alright yeah,
just give me two seconds...

- Hey.
- Hey. You heard?

Yeah, Aaron gave me a heads-up.

- AVA: Mr. President.
- TOM: Thank you, Ava.

Am I missing something here?
Because as far as I can tell,

Kimble took a trip to Turkey...

during her first year
in Congress.

Six months later,
co-signed a bill

providing them with
further military assistance.

Turkey's been a member of NATO
since 1952,

so this is pretty standard practice.
What's the big deal?

It's the optics, sir.
It appears as though

she's accepting gifts
in return for military favors.

I don't care about the optics.

There's no sign
of malfeasance here.

No sir, but it's implied,

and this is a town
that loves to connect the dots.

She stayed in hotel suites
in Ankara and Istanbul

and had lavish meals.

What was she supposed to do,
check herself into a cell

and survive on bread and water?

The military aid package
included the latest

in digital
surveillance technology.

And at the time,
Pentagon was strongly advising

against giving it to Turkey.

It was a controversial measure.
It only passed by four votes.

Everyone on that trip
voted in favor of it.

Circumstantial at best.
When can I talk to her?

- I'll set it up.
- TOM: Okay. Thank you both.

(SIREN WAILING)

- TOM: Mike, what is it?
- MIKE: It's about Nestor Lozano.

Sir, there's a possibility
that he's alive.

What?

How is that even possible?

Agent Wells thinks
she spotted him in North Dakota.

If she's right,
who did the FBI kill?

Wells and Foerstel,
they're investigating that now.

As a precaution, we're gonna
switch up your schedule

and run more decoy motorcades.

I'm not worried about me.
What about Alex and the kids?

We're doing the same
at Camp David

along with
increased perimeter security.

Sir, they won't even notice.

- Okay. Thank you, Mike.
- MIKE: Thank you, sir.

BOWMAN: No, that's good.
That sounds like

a win-win for everybody.

AARON: Senator Bowman.
Listen,

let me know when
you have Goodman on board,

we'll see we can give up
pushing out of committee.

Now, if this has something to do

with your new boss,
I have nothing to say.

She didn't do anything wrong.

Oh, then there's nothing for
her to worry about, is there?

Yeah, except you can't un-ring
a bell, Senator.

We both know an accusation
is just as bad as a conviction.

I'm sorry, I'm having a really
hard time

understanding what any
of this has to do with me.

What, you're saying
it's a coincidence

that right when she beats you,

on the gun control bill,
that this hits Politico?

You're not White House Chief
of Staff anymore, Shore.

I'd watch your mouth.

Nobody from my office
gave that story to Politico.

And you expect me
to believe that?

I don't give a damn
what you believe.

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

MIKE: It's a match.

Yeah, but the body
in the morgue isn't Lozano's.

There's enough left
of his face to tell that.

But there's a positive l.D.
Who screwed up?

No one did. Fingerprints
and dental records matched.

Someone hacked
the IAFIS database.

They switched Lozano's records
with the dead man's.

You realize what you're saying?

The clearance level
it would take to pull that off?

- JOHN: Yes.
- Well, we've known for awhile

that someone in the White House

made Kirkman
designated survivor.

Yeah, we thought
it was someone who

probably died
in the Capitol bombing.

I think it's time
that we consider that

this person may still be active.

You know how it works at
the Bureau.

I can't say anything
about the death of Majid Nassar.

It's an open investigation.

All right, but you know
Deputy Director Atwood, right?

SLOAN: I haven't seen him
in a while.

Well, what does that mean?

Means I haven't seen him
in a while.

What, he's not there anymore?

- I didn't say that.
- What, you implied it.

- No, I didn't.
- Well was he canned, is that it?

You're a disgrace you know that?
You're worse than Atwood.

Whoa, whoa. Wait. Wait a minute.
What does that mean?

- Don't call me anymore.
- What does that mean?

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

MALE VOICE: Just a couple more.

Okay, great.

Gentlemen, I want to thank you
for your service.

And I promise we will look
at the numbers for those

body cameras
as soon as possible.

- Thank you, Mr. President.
- Thank you, gentlemen.

(CHATTERING)

- Sir... Speaker Hookstraten.
- TOM: Great. Madam Speaker.

- Mr. President.
- Well,

this afternoon took a turn,
didn't it?

- Yes, sir.
- Please.

Thank you. I just wanted
to assure you that

the trip I took and the bill
I co-sponsored were

-completely unrelated.
- Kimble, I believe you.

The trip was largely
agricultural.

Drip irrigation.
Things like that.

I thought it would be useful
for my constituents.

- And the bill?
- I co-sponsored it

with Representative Holden
of Ohio,

former Chair
of the Armed Services Committee.

I heard he was a good man.

He was my mentor.

He believed the aid package
was necessary to protect

American personnel
at Incirlik Air Base.

And a majority of Congress

agreed with him
as it turned out.

Well, just tell people
what you told me.

You have a ton of supporters.

It's a whole new ballgame
out there, sir.

The new Senate is like
the old Senate. Conventional.

They were all appointed
to replace their predecessors.

But the House,
they were all elected.

And they're young-

The youngest House
in U.S. history.

And I'm old guard, sir.

(LAUGHS)

They don't see me
as their legitimate Speaker.

I got here the same way you did.
By surviving.

Well, that's not fair or true.

You were elected. You were
a sewing Congresswoman.

Besides, if they wanted
to replace you,

they could've
done it a while ago.

They were finding their feet.

And now they have their excuse
to replace me.

- Because of Senator Bowman.
- He's denying it,

but who benefits most from this?

I'm his biggest rival
in the party.

Son of a bitch.

(DOOR OPENS)

I'm sorry to interrupt.

What is it?

I thought you'd both
want to hear.

The House Ethics Committee

just announced
that they're opening

an investigation
into the Speaker.

Jay Whitaker,
Homeland Security Advisor.

Thank you for meeting me.

I've put together
that video you asked for.

We were able to reconstruct

Lozano's path
from the PLC Building,

where the assassination attempt
took place,

to the Annapolis facility
where he was taken down.

This is Lozano
exiting the PLC Building.

This is the camera
that covers the main entrance.

This camera covers the side,
and you see him walking there.

He walks two blocks north
to Union Station.

Then we got him on camera
passing an ATM machine.

Next, we pick him up
in the parking garage

where he jacked the minivan.

We have the minivan on constant
camera surveillance

all the way out of the city.

- It's all on the flash drive.
- Good.

JAY: Here's where
Maryland State Police

spot him entering Annapolis.

The unit attempts
to pull him over,

which leads
to a high-speed pursuit.

But Lozano manages
to elude them.

Then he flees on foot into
the marine storage facility.

At this point,

Maryland State Police
set up perimeter

and wait for the FBI to show up.

This is how that plays out.

And that flash,
is that the grenade going off?

Yes. At first, we thought

he was shot before he could
throw it, but...

the Coroner's report
was inconclusive.

He may have detonated
it deliberately.

From what I've read,
Lozano was a total soldier.

Well, this is very impressive,
thank you.

It's all on here, including
the highway cams, as I said.

This is gonna help us a lot

with the rest
of our investigation.

I'm just glad
we caught the son of a bitch.

Yeah...

me too.

-(PHONE RINGING)
-(PEOPLE CHATTERING)

Hey, Dan.

Shore.

- Nice smear job.
- Ah, give me a break.

I called you for a comment.

Yeah. And you buried it
under four graphs of innuendo.

Look, I want to see
both sides of the story.

The Speaker's willing to sit
with you. An exclusive.

I already reported
that she denies any wrongdoing.

Yeah, but it's not the same
as letting her

tell her side of the story.

She can tell
the Ethics Committee.

Dan you could at least give her
the same platform

you gave to Bowman.

Look,
I didn't give Bowman anything.

For your information,

there's lots of people gunning
for your boss.

NEWS ANCHOR: In the latest
scandal to hit Washington,

the House Ethics Committee

has opened an investigation

into Speaker of the House
Hookstraten,

for alleged improprieties
involving a military aid package

to Turkey 12 years ago.

Thank God we didn't go public
with your choice.

(SIGHS) Maybe we should.

No, sir, this is not the time
to double down.

We need to cut her loose now.

Kimble told me she didn't do

anything wrong
and I believe her.

If you nominate her
at this point,

you will destroy
all of the political capital

we've worked so hard to gain.

I don't believe
that's necessarily true.

We can take our case
to the American people.

But, sir, your battle
isn't with the American people.

It's with Congress.

And you'll lose.

(SIGHS) I'm sorry.

She's the right choice
and I'm not gonna back down.

Okay.

I'll stay in contact with Aaron.

Get a sense of where things
stand with the Committee.

I also want Seth to start
working on a press release.

I want to remind the American people
of what we've just accomplished here.

And let them know that

Speaker Hookstraten
is our bridge

across that bipartisan divide.

What about finding a surrogate
to author an op-ed?

That's a good idea.

Let's see what names
we can attach to it.

- We'll do everything we can.
- TOM: Thank you.

TODD: The reservation's
in your name.

The Ambassador's a fan of Riesling,
so I had them put aside

a bottle of 14 Emmerich Knoll.

All right,
what about that tweet?

"If these allegations
prove true,

"it'll be a damn shame
for Speaker Hookstraten

and the country."

Good. Send it.

Just make sure not to comment
on the investigation per se.

Did you see Bowman's
latest tweet?

Oh, yeah, pretty transparent.

- Now, the release, we need to talk...
- Yeah, I got it.

Uh, just a general statement
of support for a woman with a long record

of outstanding service
to the country.

- Couldn't have said it better myself.
- Yeah, that's why

I'm the Press Secretary. I'll push it out
to the briefing room list.

Okay, just make sure it's the first thing
they read. And the op-ed?

Yeah. Uh, let me write it first, then
we can see who we can drum up to sign it.

(PHONE RINGING)

Swing big, okay?

- He really wants this to happen.
- Yup.

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

(BELLS JINGLING)

Jason Atwood, right?

Abe Leonard, New York Standard.
You got a minute?

Nope.

What happened?

Don't tell me
it was from a shaving accident.

Hey, I'm not looking
for trouble.

I just got a few questions
about Majid Nassar.

- Excuse me, can I have a check please?
- WAITRESS: Right away, sir.

You were acting Deputy Director
of the FBI,

lead investigator of Capitol bombing,
right?

Come on, that's public record. I'm just
trying to find out what happened next.

- Why'd they fire you?
- I resigned.

Well, a White House source
tells me different.

This have anything
to do with your son?

Don't you ever...
talk about my son.

Okay, all right. I'm sorry.

I'm just trying...

(INDISTINCT CHATTERING)

First, you're leading
the bombing investigation,

then you see Nassar die the day

he's in custody,
then your son gets kidnapped.

(GRUNTS)

OM!

I told you...
don't mention my son.

Aah. My bad.
(PANTING)

Just want to know
what happened to Majid Nassar?

You're a good guy or a bad guy?

(CAR STARTS)

KIMBLE: Got it. Thanks, John.

House Ethics Committee.

They wanna see me tomorrow.

(SCOFFS) That was fast.

- Like a firing squad.
- AARON: Yup.

- How'd it go?
- Well, it didn't come from Bowman.

In that case, I might have a good idea
where it did come from.

- Who?
- I want to check it out first.

It's funny, yesterday I was talking about
the vice presidency. And...

today, I'm fighting
for my political life.

JASON: How the hell did he know I was
at the prison when Nassar got killed?

There has to be a leak, Hannah.

Leonard said he has a source
at the White House.

We're looking into it, believe me.
We just have to be really careful.

So, what am I supposed to do?

Stay at home
while all this goes down?

- Look, I need to help.
- You can't.

- What do you mean, I can't?
- You...

You can't. You can't shoot a gun.
You can't even drive a car.

I need you to heal right now,
Jason.

Go and find somewhere
to stay off the grid.

Like go hide somewhere?
Look, I don't hide.

I cannot be worrying about you

-when all this is going on. But I do!
- You don't have to worry about me.

You need backup.

- I'm gonna go it alone for now.
- What?

It's better than widening
our circle.

Look, Jason...

I know it's hard for you
to take a back seat.

You gotta trust me.
It's gonna be okay.

You remember your first time
going through a door?

You think,
I forgot East Baltimore.

And you almost threw up
in the hallway.

I think I did, a little.

You saw me and you told me
to calm down.

You said everything
was gonna be okay.

I'm gonna trust you.

(TELEVISION PLAYING)

Hey. I love the op-ed piece.

Oh, thanks. You want
to put your name on it?

Problems?

Uh, sent it to six people.
They all said no.

Really? I thought that being
able to take credit for a piece

of your writing
would be incentive enough.

- I'm serious.
- It's not the quality of the piece.

It's that nobody wants to stick
their necks out for a dead duck.

-(SIGHS) It's that bad, huh?
- Look, not to mix metaphors,

but there's blood in the water, Emily.
The people I've sent this know that.

Okay. Well, keep trying.

- Yeah. Big swings, right?
- Exactly.

Liam Price to see you.

- Thank you, Kristie. Send him in.
- Come on in, Mr. Price.

Speaker Hookstraten.

Liam.

How long has it been?

So you figured it out.

It wasn't that hard.

I thought who worked for me
12 years ago,

that'd want to stab me
in the back today?

(SCOFFS) You fired me.

You were taking money
from lobbyists.

And if I recall, I didn't fire you.
I gave you the chance to resign.

Well, now you will have
that same option.

(CHUCKLES)

So let me guess.
You've been to Bowman's office.

He'll never make it
to the White House.

We'll see.

I should have gone public
with you 12 years ago, Liam,

fed you to the wolves.

Too late now.

Not really.

I still have the evidence
against you, Liam.

And now...

Senator Bowman does too.

You know, I doubt any
presidential hopeful would want

anything to do with a lying,
unscrupulous punk like you.

You can go now, Liam.

(DOOR SHUTS)

It is very convincing
when you first look at it.

(COMPUTER BEEPS)

Here is Lozano, supposedly leaving
the PLC Building

after the assassination attempt.

But, look.
His face is always down,

away from the surveillance cameras, right?
His back is turned. His collar's up.

Now, look at the street.

Same deal. Could be Lozano,
but who knows?

Now, the parking garage.

We're on his back
the whole time.

It's like he knows
where the cameras are.

Exactly.

And the next time
we get a good look at him...

(TYPING)

...he's crossing from the car
to the storage facility.

- Right. There's no way to tell.
- Right.

So, when did they make
the switch?

Here is the footage
from the PLC Building,

after the shooting.

And now this...

is the next morning.

Twenty hours and 17 minutes
after that.

Long after the building has been cleared,
long after the suspect has been shot dead,

someone...

leaves the building.

- Would you like me to zoom in?
- Please.

Lozano never left
the building that day.

He waited till the coast
was clear.

He left the next day.

So it's true.

MIKE: Lozano was alive, sir.

And Agent Wells
is absolutely positive?

Yes, sir.

The man the FBI killed
was a decoy.

And was willing to sacrifice
his life to help Lozano escape.

Sacrifice his life for what?

And why?

How many more of them
are out there?

(DOOR OPENING)

Good news.

We got a hit
on the dead guy's prints.

Desmond Legarth.
ATF picked him up in 2005

on a gun possession charge.
I just sent you the file.

(BEEPING)

This guy fell off the grid
six years ago.

Before that,
he was Army Infantry.

His last known employment

-was as a small arms instructor for...
- Browning Reed.

Financial forensics
did a full workup on him.

He took out a loan
for his mother's house in 2003.

You know who co-signed
that loan?

The C.E.O. of Browning Reed.

- HANNAH: Patrick Lloyd?
- JOHN: Yeah.

I'll be back.

Where are you going?

TOM: Where are we at
with the op-ed?

Whose names are attached?

Reagan Whithorne, sir.

EMILY: Former one term congressman
from Arkansas.

- That's it? Who's rolling it out?
- The Sentinel.

(GROANS)

- I'm sorry, Mr. President.
- It's the best we could do.

It's not your fault. It's
a good piece of writing, Seth.

- Thank you.
- What's the word from Aaron?

Speaker Hookstraten appears
before the Ethics Committee tomorrow.

They're gonna go after her hard.
Looks like she was right

about the younger generation
wanting to replace her.

That's the information
I have also.

It may not be possible
to save her.

You know what? Hell with it.
Run the op-ed, now.

EMILY: Yes, sir. Okay.

(HONKING)

(SIGHS)

I'm good, thanks.

Long time.

- I've been busy.
- I've noticed.

So why are you looking
for Patrick Lloyd?

It's a two-way street.

You want intel from the Agency,
I get intel from the Bureau.

Beck,

I've never denied you anything
when you've asked for it.

You don't need to know
why I'm looking for Lloyd.

I met him a few times.

Scary dude.

Spent 16 years
in Special Forces.

Completed more classified missions
than anyone in his unit.

In 2000, he inherited a fortune
from his father's business.

Put it all into Browning Reed.

Okay.

After 9/11, he won over two billion
in government contracts.

Super patriot. A friend to
politicians and generals.

Until things went south.

Yeah, I heard,
scandals and lawsuits.

Company went under.

Yeah, but not because
he couldn't afford it.

Because he felt betrayed
by his own government.

He turned.

Since he dissolved the company,

Lloyd's become
a political player.

He started behind the scenes,
but now he's...

making more
public appearances now.

Very big on the alt-right circuit,
but he makes those guys look liberals.

Scary thing is,

he's got the IQ and the money
to back up his views.

So where do we find him?

He's been hiding in plain sight
the whole time.

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

Oh! We have visitors.

Will you take that for me,
please? Thank you.

Hey there.

LLOYD: (LAUGHS)
FBI? Or, uh, Homeland?

What gave us away?

Uh, shoes, the walk...

the fact that federal agents
raided a piece of property that was owned

by my former company a few
nights ago. Take your pick.

FBI.

Ah!

I'm Agent Foerstel.
This is Agent Wells.

So how about we talk
about that silo?

And the munitions
you were keeping there.

Certainly. They're Russian-made
land mines. 300,000 of them,

flooded the market after Russia
pulled out of Afghanistan.

Browning Reed bought them,
legally.

And used them
for our demining training.

My attorney... has all
the import permits on file.

- Here's his card.
- Hmm.

Though, I expect
he'll contact you first,

once he's pulled together the charges for
the illegal search and seizure.

What about Desmond Legarth?

- Who's that?
- You bought his mother a house.

- You don't remember his name?
- Oh! Well, if I did that,

then I assume
he must've worked for me.

I gave loans to hundreds of my employees
over the years, most of them veterans,

ignored by the country
they sewed.

See, I won't ignore them.

And I won't fail our ancestors

by allowing America to become
a broken system of oppression.

What did Mr. Legarth do?

He's a person of interest
in an ongoing investigation.

Well, you must be searching in the dark
if you're talking to me.

Well, we're not reading tea leaves,
Mr. Lloyd. Fact is, Browning Reed

keeps coming up in connection
to our case.

Browning Reed no longer exists.

Uh, yet they still hold titles
to properties and munitions.

Liquidating a billion dollar business
takes time, Agent Foerstel.

Something that someone on a government
salary might have trouble understanding.

If you want to talk again,
please, feel free to contact my attorney.

Charming.

(CAR ENGINE REVS UP)

(SIGHS)

What?

"We have failed our ancestors
by allowing America

"to become a broken system of oppression.

"It is our job to take back America
from the corrupt leaders

"who seek to take our land
and money."

Everything he's saying,
it's all there.

(DOOR LOCK BEEPS)

FOERSTEL: Go home. It's late.

Did you put eyes on Lloyd?

Yes, 24/7.

And I'm betting
he's very well aware of it.

It's fine.
Maybe it'll slow him down.

(SIGHS)

Look, if you're right...

if he's the guy behind this,
it's gonna be just like MacLeish.

Knowing and proving
are two very different things.

And Lloyd is ten times
more dangerous.

He is protected in every way,
physically, financially, legally.

- No one is above the law.
- Yes, I get that,

but it's gonna be very difficult
to catch him with dirty hands.

We're gonna have to work our way
through his whole organization.

His organization?

What organization?

I was down there in North Dakota.
I saw them. They vanished.

They're everywhere and nowhere.

They are the waitress
at the restaurant down the road.

They're your accountant.

We're... (SIGHS)

- We're not gonna flush them out.
- Okay, look,

we'll hit this again
in the morning, okay?

You need to get some rest.
Go home.

Yeah. I'm just, I'm in no rush
to get back to the fleabag motel.

Get some rest.

I will.

Okay.

(DOOR SHUTS)

- Hey, Jason. It's me.
- JASON: Hey. What's going on?

Look, I know I told you to
lay low, but I need your help.

JASON: Name it.
What do you need?

Patrick Lloyd.

(PHONE RINGS)

- Hello?
- Little P, how are you?

(CHUCKLES) Hey, Daddy.

I miss you.

I miss you more than anything
in the world.

- Me too.
- Where's Mommy?

PENNY: Upstairs.

Helping Leo
with his homework.

- Want me to go get her?
- TOM: No.

No. I want to talk to you.

Okay.

(SIGHS)

Did you have fun
with your tutor today?

Yeah. She lets me watch
the news. I saw you on TV.

You did?

They said you might pick that
lady as your vice president.

The one you gave the pen to.

Did you know she'd be
the first girl vice president?

Yeah, I did.

You think that's cool?

Yeah.

Me, too.

(CAR APPROACHES)

(TIRES SCREECHING)

(GASPS)

JAY: Over here.

That's far enough.

What did you learn?

Atwood was fired.

Some agents are calling him
a disgrace.

- JAY: And what does that tell you?
- ABE: I don't know,

but it's got something
to do with Majid Nassar.

JAY: Check the White House log
for the day after Nassar was killed.

- The White House log?
- JAY: I'm leaving now.

- Don't follow me.
- Well...

(DIAL TONE RINGING)

(PHONE RINGING)

- Yeah?
- JAY: How'd it go?

Clockwork.

Good. We're back on track.