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Gracias!

Buenos dias, Peru!

I thought you were coming in early.

I'm sorry, honey.

I did go to the gym
and the Farmers' Market.

Then I had a thing
for the Fentin-Brown wedding.

I thought that wedding
was a month ago.

Exactly a month.

Mark wanted to make Bob breakfast in bed
for their anniversary,

so I talked him through
the frittata.

Have I ever told you that you get way
too involved with your clients?

Yes. All the time.

But it's hard not to care
for the people you cook for.

It's really not that hard.

There is a client in the office.

She came through the back entrance
and made herself very comfortable.

Jennifer Anthony.
She said she knows you, Sam.

Really?

It's like time stood still,
and so did your ass.

This is Steven, my husband.

- Nice to meet you.
- Jennifer. We went to Yale together.

Nice to meet you!

So Jennifer,
it's really great to see you,

but I assume you want to hire us
for something.

I just got a job in L.A.
anchoring the local news,

and I'm throwing a little party
to celebrate.

And when I heard you became
a cook here,

I knew I had to use you.

Actually, I'm a Chef.

She's also pretty brilliant.

No argument from me.

She was quite the star in J school.
Journalism.

Journalism. She was the only person
Professor Schilling

recommended for the News Corps
internship in Hong Kong.

He must have freaked when you quit.

I heard he left Yale.

He did.

Actually, he died a few years ago...
In a car accident.

We gotta go.

- Nice to meet you.
- So sorry, Jennifer.

We have another meeting. My sister Lizzy
will take great care of you...

I promise.

Are you familiar with Victor Guzman?

He's one of the most elusive hit men
in the world.

Not anymore.

Several days ago, the Agency completed
an eight-month operation

and captured Guzman
in Santiago, Chile.

That's pretty impressive.

I'll pass that along.

Guzman's capture is secret,
and he has begun to talk.

After some persuasion,

he admitted that he had recently
gotten a new contract.

His assignment
was to assassinate this man...

Alberto Loya,
President-Elect of Peru.

Won by a landslide by promising
to take back Peru for the people.

The U.S. needs this man in power.

His death would result
in political chaos,

- so we're getting involved.
- Did Guzman say who ordered the hit?

He didn't know.

He was hired by a broker.

Mikhail Ivanov.

So Guzman was hired by Ivanov

and Ivanov was hired
by whoever wants Loya dead.

We have no idea who's behind this.

Could be Loya's closest advisor.

Could be someone
within the peruvian government.

So we can't go in as CIA.

The agency's position is
we must keep our involvement

in this secret until we know more.

You will travel to Peru
first thing in the morning,

get in to see Loya,

find out what you can.

We need to make sure
this man stays alive.

Where'd you get that?

Is that the new one
with the locator beacon?

It's just a regular bracelet.

From my old Professor.

Schilling.

He gave it to me
before I left for Hong Kong.

I'd forgotten about it
till Jennifer brought him up.

So Sammy really was teacher's pet?

Schilling was different.

He had this passion
that was just inspiring.

He made you feel like you could change
the world if they tried hard enough.

Well, he sounds pretty amazing.

He was.

On my first assignment in Hong Kong,
I made so many rookie mistakes.

But when I called and told Schilling,
all he said was,

"tell me all the things
you did right."

And when I did, I felt better.

That's the kind of man he was.
Always supportive,

always proud of me.

I just wonder if...

I don't know.

If he'd still be proud of me.

Are you kidding me?

You're an amazing chef and superspy.

Who can beat that?

There's a press event in Lima
tomorrow afternoon.

Every reporter gets
an exclusive ten minutes with Loya.

He tries to make himself available
for anyone who wants to talk,

which is kind of amazing.

Hoyt's working on getting credentials
and an interview slot for me.

It seems like the best way
of getting time with Loya.

So you get in to see him.
Then what?

I don't know.

All I have to do in convince
the next president of Peru

to tell a stranger which one of his
enemies would want to assassinate him.

Simple.

I'm about to check in.

Everything looks good, Agent Bloom.

Or... Should I say Edna?

Edna? What? That's the best name
you could come up with?

Had a babysitter named Edna once.

Lord.

She smelled like lilacs
dipped in honey.

Edna Karter
from the Kirkway News Agency.

Is something wrong?

Is something wrong?

You don't seem to be on the list.

- Hoyt, what the hell's going on?
- You cleared the name, right?

Here you are.

I didn't know it was Karter
with a "K."

Karter with a "k"?
Really?

- That's how my babysitter spelled it.
- Really?

I can see why that's a problem now.

I haven't seen you around here.

I'm sorry.
That sounded like a line.

- I swear it wasn't.
- Yeah, it was.

You know what else is a line?
"I swear that wasn't a line."

- Clearly a line.
- I should write this stuff down.

I'm Matthew Hunt.
I freelance for the AP.

- Edna Karter.
- Pleasure.

First time meeting Loya?

Yes. I usually work in Asia,

but I got this assignment to get
some dirt on the new President.

But it seems like he's a Saint
in politician's clothing.

No enemies.
No story.

Trust me.

There's always an enemy. You have to be
the first person to find him.

- Se�ora Edna Karter, por favor.
- I'm up.

Good luck.

My early days.

To remind me why I chose politics.

And why was that?

To help people.

To make a difference.

I've always felt that
anyone can change the world.

I agree...

Mr. President.

Not Mr. President just yet.

So what can I answer for you,
Miss Karter?

OK, Mrs. Agent Bloom,
the diversion is on its way.

We haven't seen a response like this
to a Presidential Candidate in years.

- What do you attribute that to?
- The Peruvian people.

They're ready for a different way
of doing things.

Mr. President, we have
a security issue at the entrance.

Go. Ms. Karter and I will be fine.

You need to leave now,

or security will escort you out.

I've covering this campaign
since the beginning.

My name is Robert Storm.

Canadian Press Agency.

- Check again!
- I do not need to check again.

Is this 'cause I'm from Canada, huh?
I'm not going anywhere.

Who's in charge of security here?
I'm Robert freakin' Storm!

- Who's in charge of security?
- I am.

- Who's next in charge of security?
- Your life is in danger.

- What are you talking about?
- I know what this must sound like

but I've been working on a story,
and a source claims this is a credible.

I'm a politician.

There are many threats.
That's what my security detail is for.

- I'm not sure you can trust them.
- I can trust them with my life.

So if you have no other questions
and you have no proof,

I think you should leave now.

Please, I know I'm asking you
to take a risk and trust me,

but you'd be taking
a bigger risk not trusting me.

You said you wanted
to change the world.

You can't do it as a dead man.

And why do you so badly feel
the need to save me?

Because I know about you.

Who you are, what you stand for.

I know you must be a good man

and...

You remind me of another good man
I used to know.

Actually,
you remind me of someone as well...

My daughter.

Both very stubborn.

She's only five years old.

I'm sorry,

but do you have any idea who would want
to do something like this to you?

My platform has upset many people.

Then would you consider

canceling your appearances
until the threat has been contained?

Absolutely not.

I am many things, Ms. Karter.
A coward is not one of them.

The interview is over.

It was nice to meet you.

And don't worry.
Everything will work itself out.

Good day.

Loya doesn't know anything.

He's not gonna change his mind.
He's a strong man.

Passionate
about what he believes in.

It's actually inspiring.

You're doing it.

- You're getting emotionally invested.
- I am not.

I heard you talking to him.

He's not your Professor, Sam.

He only reminds of you Schilling
because Schilling is on your brain.

- But this is a mission.
- I know that.

- So what now?
- I'll stay here in Lima,

see if I can find someone in Loya's
circle and get close to him or her.

- Preferably her.
- I have an idea.

- Definitely risky.
- I'm good with risky.

Ivanov lives on top of a nightclub
he owns in Rio.

- We should pay him a visit.
- That's the assassination broker.

I know who he is, Hoyt.
But he's not gonna tell who hired him.

- He probably doesn't even know.
- You're right.

But what's the best way
to stop an assassination?

To become the assassin.

It may be a long shot, but Ivanov
doesn't know Guzman's been captured.

So we just have to put the word out
on the street

that there's a new assassin in town.

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The apartment's empty.

Ivanov's in his office,
and he's not doing the books.

That is one hot woman.

Who knew assassination brokers
did so well with the ladies?

That's enough.

Do you think Brazilian women
are the hottest women on the planet too?

I read that in Esquire.

You don't really think
I'm gonna answer that?

Have you ever gone out
with a Brazilian woman?

- It depends how you define "gone out."
- Avoiding!

- Not avoiding.
- Nice! Hold on.

Look at that.

He's got a wall safe.

Fingerprint biometrics and a code.

380028837.

I'm so jealous you can do that.

- Just put a handheld computer in there.
- We have to look.

May have some info on the Loya hit.

Hoyt?
I think he's headed to you.

Hoyt, are you there?

I am here and on it.

Keep an eye out for Ivanov.

He's here.

Do not lose him.

We're on the move.

Got the prints.

- I'm headed to Ivanov's office.
- Be careful, sweetie.

Agent Bloom, we have a problem.

Ivanov is on the move.
Destination unknown.

Mayday, mayday.

Everyone can put their guns away.

- You're a vodka man, right?
- And who are you?

- I'm here on business.
- We have no business together.

Not yet.

That's what I'm here to discuss.

Bartenders can apply downstairs.

That's not what I had in mind.

That gun belonged to Yuri Petrovich.

Took me off the streets when I was 17.
Trained me at his compound in Krakov.

Taught me everything I know.

Yuri said you used to do
business together.

Told me to look you up when I was ready
to take my career forward.

I don't hire strangers.

Marcus.
Now we're not strangers anymore.

And then there's this.

Where did you get this?

Off Guzman's dead body.

I knew you were
handling the Loya contract.

So I thought...
Let's make sure there's a vacancy.

Guzman was your best guy.

And I'm better than anybody
you could even think of.

Be at Cafe Dos,
8:30 tomorrow morning.

Sharp.

If I'm interested,
someone will approach.

If not,

don't ever show your face again...

Or I'll kill you.

Ivanov has no idea

Yuri Petrovich has been
in the Agency's pocket for years?

None.

And if Ivanov calls, Petrovich
has been told to confirm my story.

- Nice job taking care of that, Hoyt.
- That means a lot coming from you, sir.

If you can say it again to my cell phone
for a keepsake, that'd be amazing.

And we are rolling.
Whenever you're ready.

Action. Go.

We'll do it later.
I'll remember the phrasing.

Do we have anything off the drive
that Sam hacked from Ivanov's safe?

Yes, indeed.
These photos right here.

San Martin Square, Lima, Peru.

Site of Loya's inauguration
in two days.

That confirms the when
and where of the assassination.

So if we can get Ivanov to hire me,

we control the how.

And we can control the how.

Cafe Dos. 8:30.

- You guys see anyone?
- No one yet.

You think Ivanov was playing you?

Here he comes.

That's just a waiter.

I didn't order any tea.

I wonder what type of tea you send
an assassin. I bet it's Darjeeling.

It worked.

Ivanov checked my story
with Petrovich.

I just need to do one more thing,
and the Loya job is mine.

- Great. What is it?
- A test to prove I'm bona fide.

I have to be back here

in eight hours.

Why?

To kill someone.

Here you go, Mr. Agent Bloom.
Your target is Martine Redondo,

45. Lives on Sao Geraldo

on the shoe store
on Gon Calves Dias.

- A shoe store?
- I mean, mostly shoes.

- What else?
- Maybe underwear.

Why do you think Ivanov
wants Redondo dead?

I doubt it's random.

Gotta be a loose end
he wants me to tie up.

Hold the Espadrilles, people.

Redondo used to go
by the name Miguel Silva.

- Formerly an accountant.
- Yep. If I were to guess,

he probably did some work
for him at some point.

Maybe embezzling Ivanov's money.

And now Ivanov
is settling the score.

- You have enough time?
- I've done more with less.

If this gets us closer
to saving Loya,

I'll do whatever I have to
to make that happen.

Because it's the job,

- not because I'm emotionally invested.
- Sure.

We do have a plan, right?

We're not actually
gonna kill this guy?

Hoyt, what's with the police?

Increased response
to gang robberies.

There was a huge article in Newsweek.
I can send you the link if you want.

No, I'm good.
Where's Redondo?

Closing up shop as we speak.
I gotta go.

He's headed West on Gon Calves Dias
towards Cafe Dos.

Coming to you, Mrs. Bloom.

He's the one in the Italian loafers.

Now.

I'm sorry!

- It's okay. I speak English.
- Thank you.

I am so lost.

I feel like I've been walking
in a circle for two hours.

I'm looking
for the Central Terminal?

I can show you.

- You don't have to.
- I'm headed there now.

Come. I'll show you.

This way.

Central Terminal.

Right over there.

Thank you so much.

I'd still be wandering around
if it wasn't for you.

No problem.

Can I at least...
Buy you a drink?

To say thank you?

Who doesn't have time for a quick drink
with a beautiful lady?

They're in.

Hoyt, where the hell is Redondo?

We only got three minutes,

and Ivanov clearly is a stickler
for punctuality.

He just came out of the restroom
and he's on his way now.

Got him.

Was that enough for you?
I'm done proving myself.

You can hire me or don't.

Even though Yuri vouched for you,

I had to be sure.

Be in San Marcus Square in Lima
on Sunday

for the Loya job.

We're clear.

That mask was hot.

You cut it kinda close there.

I had to pee.

Where are you going?

The Presidential Palace.
There's a party.

I have to talk to Loya again.
Tonight.

We have less than 24 hours
before the inauguration.

Shaw notified Peruvian Intelligence
there was a plot against Loya...

Without directly mentioning us
being here, of course.

He says it would be
political trespassing if they know.

- At least we control the trigger.
- Today.

I'm worried what'll happen
after you don't pull the trigger.

We have to find out
who's behind this.

He just wants to help people.

He's a good man.

Yep. He is a good man.

That still doesn't make him
your Professor.

So you need to stop projecting
before it affects how you do your job.

Weak minibar.
Remind me to talk to Shaw about that.

Anyhoo, in all the mask-wearing
craziness, I forgot to mention

I hooked up with a mega-babe
when I was here, man.

Said babe happened to be a member

of Loya's administrative staff

who just sent me
a rather interesting email.

- Don't share your email with us.
- Come on, Stevie. Relax.

I'm a classy guy.
I will obviously skip the graphic parts

and go right to the speech...

that I asked for.

- Loya's inauguration speech?
- That's the one.

The same speech in which he reveals
for the first time

he's giving all oil pipeline
usage rights

to a Peruvian Company, IGH,

and he's kicking out
the current controlling company,

Despina Oil...

his first step to
take back Peru for the people.

That pipeline is huge.

Despina Oil's stock value will plummet.
This could be a disaster for them.

I think we just found some enemies
of the state to check out.

We find a Despina connection,

- maybe we find out who ordered the hit.
- You guys work on Despina.

Edna Karter's going
to the preinauguration party.

How's the story coming?

What story?

I barely have a hundred words.

And only ten of those
are worth anything.

I know the feeling.

Maybe there'll be something
in the speech to write about.

Who knows?
He's promising a lot of changes.

It's my sister.
Excuse me.

Your friend Jennifer driving me crazy.
She's a nightmare.

She can't decide what she wants,
how many people are coming,

whether the cake should say Jen
or Jennifer.

Just stay calm, Lizzy.

I'm trying, but I'm sorry.

I do not understand
how you two were such good friends.

We weren't. We just had a Professor
in common, that's all.

Can I just fire her?
Please?

I gotta go.
Good luck.

Miss Karter.

You know you should not be here.
You still working on that story?

Yes.

And I know more about
the threat against you.

Please...

- Just hear me out, sir.
- The N.I.S. has contacted me.

They're aware of the threats.
So please, if you don't mind.

It has to do with your plans
for the pipeline.

Someone at Despina or related to it
has to be behind this.

- Despina?
- Yes. And there's an other thing

I'm not actually a reporter.

What are you doing here?

Your stunt just cost you
your press credentials.

If any of my men see you
in the square tomorrow,

you will be arrested
or worse... got it?

I got it.

We got it.
Who's that?

That's the guy that was
hitting on you?

Yes. But he wasn't hitting on me.

Just see what you can find out
about Despina.

I'm still working on it.
Someone hiding something.

I know I messed up with Guzman.

Now this guy.

I came to Lima to help you.

I know people here.

I can even do the job myself if I...

Ma'am, take a look at this.
I hacked into Despina's database.

I'm still working through all
the executives, but I did find this.

A group photo.
Is it from some sort of retreat?

Exactly. The Despina group
ten years ago at some resort.

But check this out.

- Cortez!
- Correctamundo.

Used to be Despina's Head of Security.
Ran detail for the pipeline.

No, wait! You stay here
and we'll notify Agent Bloom and Nash.

- I'll warn Loya.
- You can't, Cortez's after you.

Tell Steven what you found out.

I'm not letting a good man
get killed again.

All right. I'm in place
for the final call from Ivanov.

Hoyt's all set to trace it.

- You ready Leo?
- I'm assuming that's rhetorical.

I need you to scan for sharpshooters.
Loya's people don't know I'm up here

playing make-believe.
If they spot me,

they'll arrest me.
Or worse.

- You'd better stay hidden then!
- Thanks for the advice.

That's why I am here.

Hoyt.
Call coming in.

- You ready?
- Yes. Yeah.

It looks like Cortez's our guy.

He was the head of security
at Despina.

In place and have the package.

Perfect.

Now, listen to me
and listen carefully.

Who's this?
I'm only dealing with Ivanov.

Ivanov had a prior engagement.
You're working directly for me now.

Do you have a problem with that?

Not as long as I still get paid.

Deal's a deal. I'll be in touch
with final instructions.

I got a partial hit. The caller
is definitely in the square.

- It's gotta be Cortez.
- It's not Cortez.

- You sure?
- That was the client,

and I saw Cortez.
It wasn't him making the call.

Unless he's ventriloquist,
I am sure. Keep looking.

Mrs. Bloom is out there
trying to warn Loya.

What?
I told you to keep her in the van!

I tried, but she's a force
of nature. You can't control her.

She's also not thinking
straight right now.

She said she didn't want to let
a good man get killed again.

Leo. Go and look for Samantha
before she gets herself killed.

I'm on it.

- You don't understand...
- I am sorry!

No press credentials, no entrance.
Do I need to call Chief Cortez?

Cortez is the problem!

You need to leave right now.
Seguridad.

Leo... Anything?

Not finding her!

Keep looking. I know her.

She's not gonna stop
until she gets to Loya.

Sounds like you got a good lead
on a story. Care to share?

Loya's in danger.
There's an assassination attempt.

- What?
- I need to get to him.

- Slow down.
- I need to warn him right now.

Okay. I think I can get you
near Loya and away from Cortez.

Follow me.

What the hell?

- Leo... Anything?
- Not yet.

I'll find her, Stevie.
I promise.

Can't believe this, the reporter
that was hitting on Mrs. Bloom

is part of the family
that owns Despina Oil.

Matt Hunt.

It's him.
I don't believe in coincidence.

Gracias!

Buenos dias, Peru!

- Hoyt. Trace it.
- On it, sir.

Ready for final instructions.

Just like you were ready
to shoot that shoemaker in Rio?

That was very clever.

Let's see what a good shot you are
for real this time. When Loya says,

"I want to take Peru back,"
that's when you kill him.

- And if I don't?
- Well, that's simple.

If Loya doesn't die,
someone else does.

I believe you know her
as Edna Karter.

Your partner...
He'd better take that shot.

- What are you're talking about.
- Well, let's see, if he doesn't do it,

I guess I'm gonna have to
kill two people today.

- Could you get his location?
- I'm on it now, sir.

There is a lot of interference.

Humor me.
Tell me the truth.

- I actually am a reporter.
- And you work for Despina?

Yeah, you could say that.
My family owns it.

Anyway, this wasn't how
we wanted to play this, you know.

Loya's the one that gave us
the ultimatum...

share the pipeline profits
more equitably with the country

- or he'd revoke our usage rights.
- And you chose to have him killed.

Yes. We need him killed.

We'll get our man in as president,
and all will be right again.

This is hundreds of millions
of dollars we're talking about.

- You'll get caught.
- Really?

By who?

You'll be dead.

And I'll be the hero who found the fake
reporter who killed the President.

And after that stunt you pulled
last night to sneak in to see Loya,

I'm sure Cortez
will back me up on that one.

So you and Cortez
are in this together.

Cortez? No.

He left the company years ago
to work for Loya. His mistake!

Come on.

Come on.

Hunt is calling from a building
on the southwest corner of the square.

I've got a visual on Hunt.

He's got Sam in the tower
in the southwest corner of the square.

Come on.

You were right.
There always is an enemy.

Good luck with everything.

I don't know what you did today, but

something tells me
I'm alive because of you.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

Despina had a deal
with the old regime.

When they tried to buy Loya off
with the same deal,

- he wouldn't bite.
- What about Hunt?

Arrested for attempted murder

and three of his family
members for conspiracy.

Despina's rights were revoked,
but more importantly

the Peruvian economy is stable
with Loya firmly in office.

Or, more importantly,
we saved a good man's life.

Whatever floats your boat.

Time for my Thai massage.

Would you pass the news
on to Agent Nash,

since, for some reason, he felt
this meeting was optional?

Will do.

Then Jennifer made
a toast to herself

about herself
for the next 20 minutes.

She sounds fantastic.
But it sounds like you pulled it off.

I did, actually.

What you do for the hotel?

Public relations.

- I am a people person.
- Right!

- Mom's home.
- Missed you at the meeting, Leo.

My bad.
I thought we were meeting here.

So Lizzy, how'd it go with Jennifer?

- Your little sis rocked it.
- Kinda did, actually.

- See? Jennifer's not that bad.
- No, she was horrible.

- But I totally overcharged her.
- Nice! Gimme some.

Good for you.

- I'll talk to Leo. I promise.
- And I'll talk to Lizzy.

Again!

How'bout we take a break
from Lizzy and Leo?

Gladly.

- You will talk to him, right?
- Yes.

So what was going on in Peru?

You told Hoyt you didn't want
to let a good man die again.

You're talking about Schilling?

We don't talk about
the past, Steven.

Sam...

I...

Am not going anywhere.

Okay. But this is big.

I've been wanting
to tell you for a while.

It's about why I left the Agency.

Was it about Schilling?

He wasn't just my Professor at Yale.

He was the one that recruited
me to the Agency

and then left school
to mentor me in the field.

He died five years ago.

- It was my fault.
- What are you talking about?

The last mission
that I had was with him,

a routine meet in Tel Aviv.

Simple. But...

Something went wrong,
and I ended up in the wrong place,

or he did.
It's still not clear.

But by the time I got there...

A car bomb had exploded,

and he was dead.

- I'm sorry, babe.
- Schilling's death really shook me.

You couldn't have stopped it.

That's why I guess
I was trying so hard with Loya.

It felt like a second chance
to save Schilling.

Crazy, I know.

So what was he like?

He was brilliant.

And funny.

- A little skeptical of you, though.
- What?

Said I could do better.

I guess he wasn't right
about everything then, was he?

No, he wasn't.

Thanks for being here.

Anytime...

Superspy.