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Morning, Auggie.
Your coffee is at your 10 o'clock.

Oh, Annie, you shouldn't have.

I graduated from lunch
duty to coffee runs.

It's cold.

Well, I had to deliver 10 cups.

Couldn't you deliver mine first?

I thought we were friends.

Which is why I can
give you cold coffee

and not worry about
getting fired.

I have a present
for you. Just came in.

Video, text, camera, data storage,
all freshly CIA-encrypted.

Ooh.
Uh-uh.

Trade you for your old one.

No complaints from me.

This thing is pretty sweet.

Whoa!
Careful.

What is it?
I've got a fast-track here.

Arms shipment bound for the US.

Three surface-to-air
missiles.

Our Johannesburg station believes they
went out of Richards Bay last week

hidden onboard
a container ship.

So, they're gonna be here
in the next 24 to 48 hours.

What ship?

We don't have it.

Destination city?

We don't have that.

What do we have?

The shipper was Hasaan Waleed.

The bribes I had to make were more
expensive than I originally estimated.

We agreed on 100.
Not 150.

I need 50,000 more.

How about you?
Is 100 enough?

Good. I expect to be
in the United States tomorrow.

We have SAMs coming into the US,
but we don't know the city.

The shipper is Hasaan Waleed.
But we don't know where he is.

Any more from Joburg?

No. Security cameras
at Richards Bay

were conveniently
shut down for four hours.

Every boat on the port's log is accounted
for, so clearly, this is off the book.

And HUMINT?

Southern Africa station is
pretty thin these days.

This is a world-renowned arms dealer
we're talking about, and we can't get

any bodies on him?

We could end around with
the AIVD in Amsterdam.

They might have an in.

All right.

I could use some support.

Kelting.
You're with Jai.

Anyone stateside?

There are rumors of some contacts with the
Sudanese expat community in New York,

but that was five years ago.

Who's our link in?

Kimmer, but he's new.
Engel just transferred back from Khartoum.

Who else have we got?

McAuley.

Who else?

Nobody else ever had
his connections.

All right, Annie.
Track down McAuley.

See if he'll play ball. You're new.
Maybe you'll have a shot.

Hey, Auggie? Why did Joan say I
might have a shot because I'm new?

McAuley is Christopher McAuley.

He was a deep cover
officer for 15 years,

knew everyone important that had
anything to do with East Africa.

One of his old contacts might know
something about Hasaan's movements,

but McAuley retired
five years ago.

Why do I feel like I'm
still missing something?

Well, when I say he retired, I mean he
had a nervous breakdown, quit the CIA,

moved to Middle of Nowhere, Virginia,
and hasn't contacted us since.

I can actually
hear you frowning.

On a scale of none to a lot, how many
people have tried to bring him in?

Almost every senior
person in that room.

So, this is basically
a fool's errand?

Think of it more as a hazing ritual
if it makes you feel better.

Sorry. Busy day.
Thanks, fellows.

Yes, sir.

Keeping the old man
waiting, huh?

Bit of a power play?

You're still in
your raincoat, Dad.

You just walked through
the door yourself.

You caught me.

You know, you actually have
to put that on. Protocol.

There should be special badges for
people who ran the place for 10 years.

Dad, they are dedicating the new
Ops Center to you in two days.

You expect new badges, too?

What makes you think I expect anything, Son?
I'm just happy to be here.

Henry Wilcox.
Love the new beard.

Arthur. Good to see you.
Been a long time since you invited me over.

Well, not since your retirement
party, I would think.

Henry Wilcox is here,
and he's talking to Arthur.

Where?

Your 8 o'clock.

Hmm.

What the heck was that?

If anyone is going to be sucked in by
his evil vortex, I prefer it be you.

Oh. Thanks.

I'm nothing if not cautious.

Gotta love they're gonna dedicate
our shiny new center to someone

with a lot of dirt
on his hands.

You sound like you're
channeling Liza Hearn.

Well, when you're the former DCS,
and your most notable stat

is that you ran more dark ops
than anyone since the Cold War,

there's going to be
some commentary.

Hey, you know the story about
Henry and Jai's mom, right?

No.

She was his asset when
he was stationed in India.

Her cover was blown.
Henry married her.

They became the Romeo
and Juliet of the Agency.

That's romantic.

It was, until he left her
for a younger woman,

and then it just
became a cliché.

Don't you think you're
being a little harsh?

I'm being easy.

Remember. We are referring to the
man who is affectionately known

by half the press
as the "Prince of Darkness."

I'm assuming by the sudden silence
and the stiletto in my shin,

Jai has joined us.

My favorite was always
"Satan's Little Helper."

Has such a nice ring to it,
don't you think?

Well, I'm off to do
anything else.

What's your father doing here?

Going over details
of the dedication.

AKA, making Arthur's life as
much of a hell as possible.

Mmm.

Can I buy you a cup of coffee?

Regale you with stories
of "Henry the Terrible"?

I think I would need alcohol
to hear those stories.

Perfect.
Allen's Tavern after work.

Are you asking me on a date?

Trust me. If I was asking you
out on a date, you'd know it.

And our first date will
not be at Allen's Tavern.

What makes you think we're
going to have a first date?

You're the one who brought up dating.
I just brought up drinks.

I have some work to do.

Don't you have some work to do?

Enjoy that ride out
to McAuley's.

Whoa!

Allie, Holden. Down.

You wanna get off my property?

Mr. McAuley, my name
is Annie Walker. I'm from...

Langley.

We need your help.
Is there somewhere we could go and talk?

Get off my property.

Well, I have a flat tire.

Well, then, I hope
you have a spare.

Joan. Dutch Intelligence
came through.

The guard who works the
entrance gate at Richards Bay

turned out to be
Hasaan's cousin-in-law.

Well, now we know
why they chose Joburg.

We turned him.

He's family, and we got to him?

Money's thicker than blood.

According to our friendly snitch,
Hasaan arrived with the weapons

before the shipyard opened.

When the Sudanese left, they were
short four men and three crates.

Hasaan was one of
the missing men.

He's coming in
with the weapons?

Unless we can figure out which ship he's on,
we are going to lose one of the world's most

notorious arms dealers
inside the United States.

Hey. You're ridgebacks.
Not Dobermans.

At least I can turn two dogs.

Mr. McAuley!

Nice place. I like the whole
"recluse in the woods" motif.

Your dogs are sweet.

I can't help you.

Can't or won't?

Both.

How did you know
I was from Langley?

With that suit on, you've
gotta either be from the CIA,

or you're out here trying
to sell me insurance.

I'm guessing you're new.

They always send the
newbies out here to try.

You're a little older, so...

I'm assuming they brought you
in for your language skills,

instead of recruiting you
straight out of school.

We have a weapons shipment.

How nice for you.

This is important.

It's always important.

Who taught you that?

Whatever your personal feelings
about the CIA, this is bigger.

It's the greater good.

You want me to tell you
how many crimes have been

perpetrated in the name
of the greater good?

Who gets to decide what's
greater, what's good?

You? Langley?

You feel that mud on
your feet right now?

That's the only kind
of mud I like feeling.

I'll take a pass
on the other kind.

What is the other kind?

Ask Henry Wilcox.

Take the end, wrap it around
the main line three times.

Where did you learn
about fly-fishing?

Summers in Montana
with my cousins.

I spent summers
on a military base.

A military brat.

When I finished school, I wanted
to just pick a place and go there

because I wanted to.
Not because my father got stationed there.

I wanted to make
my own choices for once.

Be the master
of my own destiny.

That sounds pretty
dumb, doesn't it?

No.

Why are you here?

Kind of for the same reasons.

Hello, my friend.

I did not expect
to see you again so soon.

Or ever, I would imagine.

What are you doing in my house?

Your boss is
a hard man to find.

Where is Hasaan Waleed?

Last chance.
Where is Hasaan Waleed?

Stop
staring at him.

How do you know I'm staring?

Because you haven't responded
to any of my clever remarks

since he walked in
10 minutes ago.

Now, since when are you so
interested in Henry Wilcox?

Or is it Jai?

I'm shooting you
a dirty look right now.

So, do you think it was wise
to come back from London

at the personal request
of Arthur Campbell?

Why do you always feel the need to
give me career advice after the fact?

It isn't advice.
It's criticism.

McAuley said
talk to Henry Wilcox.

Yes, but he meant it in a "go
screw yourself" kind of way.

I'm going to do it.

Of course you are.
I'm going to sit here all alone. By myself.

Oh, please. There will be a girl
here before I cross the bar.

Hi.

Hi.

I thought I'd take you up on
your invitation from earlier.

Annie. Um...
This is my father,

Henry Wilcox.
Dad, Annie Walker.

It's a real pleasure to meet you.
Miss Walker.

What's your pleasure?
Scotch.

You disapprove of me.

No, I don't.
Yes.

You do. It's okay.

Everyone disapproves of me.
Present company included.

You all think everything is black and white.
Good versus evil.

That's why you joined up, right?
Take down the bad guys.

Better than letting
the bad guys win.

Precisely.

And sometimes to
make that happen...

You've gotta get in the mud?

We're all in the mud,
Miss Walker,

even if we don't
want to admit it.

Sometimes, we have to do things
we don't want people to see.

If you can't live
with that, leave.

Do you think that's
why people leave?

Some. But not if they've made
it past the first few years.

Why do they leave after that?

Money or love.

Well, that's it?

Well, there are a million
different reasons.

But, uh, almost all of them, when you
really get past the excuses and the anger,

people leave for money or love.

What are you doing here?

Putting career advancement
over my personal life.

Plus, she couldn't remember the
name of the last book she read,

and even I have standards.

Want to talk about it?

You may not know this about me,
but I'm an excellent listener.

Is that so?
It's in my file.

How do you feel
about what we do?

Hmm.

I mean, I know that manipulating
people for information

is pretty much my job
description, but...

It always makes me feel...

Dirty?

Tell me it's worth it.

Tell me what "it" is, and I'll
tell you if it's worth it.

I read McAuley's file.

And based on what he said today, I
might have something I can use.

Worth it.

It would be a huge get for you to
bring somebody like McAuley in.

We don't always get to have
everything nice and shiny and clean,

but we are talking about keeping weapons
out of the hands of terrorists here.

Henry Wilcox said, "We're
in the mud, all of us,

"whether we want to
admit it or not."

Does that bother you?

I'd like to know how
dirty I'm going to get.

You know, tenacity might get you
points at work, but not with me.

I want to talk to you
about Vanessa Sinclair.

Everything about you
screams "go away,"

but I think it's all an act.

You have those big dogs to scare people,
but really, they're just sweethearts.

You didn't train them
to be vicious.

I bet this shotgun
isn't even loaded.

Okay, it is.

Vanessa Sinclair worked for
Henry Wilcox's Albion Group.

Most of their work was compartmented,
so I'm guessing it was dark ops.

It doesn't say anything
in your files,

just that you and she both met
in Khartoum when you were young.

But every vacation
you took for 20 years

was within 10 miles of
where she was operating.

The Walworth County Fair happens
every summer in Wisconsin.

Vanessa was from Lake
Geneva, which is about...

Five miles from the fairground?

Did she buy you that hat?

I know what it's like
to hang on to a memory.

So, that's how you knew how to
tie the Rapala knot yesterday.

Did you love him?

The person who taught
you how to do that?

Very much.

Hmm.

Vanessa died in The
Sudan five years ago.

You left the Agency
soon after that.

Did you love her?

Very much.

You feel like the
Agency took her away.

But the Agency didn't kill her.

The inquiry into her death
resulted in a name.

Hasaan Waleed.

I know.

What does it matter?

He's coming to the States.

If you help us, if you
talk to your old contacts,

we might be able to find him.

If you don't want to do it for the
greater good, then do it for yourself.

For Vanessa.

And you think that's going
to bring me closure?

I don't know about that.

But I know staying up here
in the woods all alone

is not going to solve anything.

You're good, Annie Walker.

You're good.

You're talented enough to go
very far in this business,

and foolish enough to want to.

She got him.

She's good.

She reminds me of someone.

Oh, yeah?
Yourself?

You.

Two requests from McAuley.

He says he needs to go to New
York to talk to his contact.

Who is it?

He still won't tell us.

Once a spy, always a spy.
Who are you going to send with him?

He says he won't go
without Walker.

I tried to convince him that Devon
would be better, but he's insistent.

So, send her.
But send Jai with her.

Second request.
He says he needs 250K.

He hasn't talked to his
asset in over three years,

but thinks if he has money to
offer, he can make it work.

Well, tell him to make 100,000 work.
We're in a recession.

And track the money.

Oh. Okay.
You already thought of that.

How about dinner at 8:00?
Did you already think of that, too?

Henry Wilcox is here.

Where?
At the front gate.

He's not on your schedule, but
he says he needs to talk to you.

Probably wants to complain about where the
podium's gonna be for the dedication.

Play nice.

Dinner at 8:00?

If you're lucky.

Get him in here and
find out what he wants.

I've got a meeting.
No, you don't.

Yes, I do.

Hello, Arthur.

Sorry you kept me waiting.

I always liked this view.

What are you doing here, Henry?

It has come to my attention

that one of the cases you're working
on right now involves Hasaan Waleed.

Who told you that?

If you give Hasaan to the
FBI instead of turning him,

he'll disappear
into a long legal battle.

Did Jai tell you?

Jai won't tell me
what he had for breakfast.

You're not paying
attention, Arthur.

We can use Hasaan,

but not if he's behind bars.

What can I do, Henry? Hasaan is coming here.
It's a Federal takedown.

It's the law.

And cut the crap.

You didn't drive all the way out here
and sit with my secretary for an hour

so you could lecture me on the
difference in our perspectives.

There are some stories it will do no
one any good to have out in the open.

Whoa!
That's a lot of money.

Exactly why we don't want it to
go any place we can't find it.

Where's the tracker?

Look at one of the bills.

There's a polycarbonate strip
on every bill Uncle Sam issues.

To the world,
the strips on these bills

look just like every
other US treasury note.

But instead?

These have an RFID strip
that emits a radio signal.

Because we have 1,000 of them all close
together, we get a strong signal,

but there's nothing to find if
anybody goes looking for a tracker.

Basically, it's
a virtually undetectable bug.

When are you gonna
start tracing it?

You're walking out of the DPD
with $100,000 in taxpayer money.

We're tracking it now.

I can't believe
you don't trust me, Auggie.

See him?

If I haven't told you
who it is yet,

what makes you think
I'm gonna tell you now?

It was worth a shot.

Your father's an asshole.

I'm a big believer in justice.

In my opinion, Henry Wilcox and
Hasaan should both be in prison.

They can rot there together.

No argument?

Not from me.

No, no, no, no.
You stay here.

What?
Yeah.

I'm not going to risk you and Secret
Agent Man here scaring away my contact.

That wasn't the plan.

Yeah, well, it is now.

Take it or leave it.

This is absurd.

We're not even sure
who his contact is yet.

Well, we're about to find out.

You were recording everything that went on in
that market, and Christopher didn't notice?

Whoever his contact is,
he's on this video.

Talk to me, Annie.

I'm sending you an
encrypted video right now.

I have three possibilities
for a Sudanese national.

Think you can
scare me up some IDs?

Nicely done.
We're on it.

You're welcome again
for the new phone.

Do you really think your
father belongs in prison?

Not really. But I wasn't gonna pick a
fight with our operative just then.

Your father's quite a guy.

That's a tactful way to put it.

Is that why you spent five years overseas
and never did a rotation stateside?

Have you been reading my file?

You checking up on me?

A copy of it might have gone around the
female operatives when you first showed up.

And what else did you find out?

Your mother's a
neurosurgeon from Mumbai.

You were a junior national squash player.
You like lattes.

My coffee preference
was in my file?

No. Baristas talk.

He still has the case.

Five years was too long.
I didn't get anything.

What did he say?
That he didn't trust me.

I'm sorry.

Excuse me.
Too much coffee.

Dead end here. We have the case.
We're heading back.

Didn't Christopher
seem really calm?

Shouldn't he have been more upset
after all he said about justice and

how he felt about Vanessa?

He's gone.

Theories?

He stole the money himself.
Just cut bait and ran.

Or he bought the information from his
contact and cut us out of the loop.

Either way, he played us.

You let him go in alone?

He's a trained operative, Joan.
He wouldn't go in any other way.

If his contact's the
one who has the money,

maybe he sold Christopher
information we could use.

Maybe he'll sell it again.

Well, we're not gonna
get another 100K.

Maybe we don't have to.

It stopped.

We've got a visual.
I recognize him from the market.

His name is Sadiiq Maysaa.
He owns the restaurant.

Our FBI detailee thinks it's a front.
Money laundering.

GPS coming to your phone.

Northwest corner of the building, off the alley.
It's probably an office.

Target seems unaware.
The place is practically empty.

Okay. You're a go for
recon and recovery,

but please try to get in
and out without incident.

It's all clear.

I think there's
an office back here.

What are you doing?

Creative
lock-picking.

Remind me to call you next time
I'm locked out of my house.

We got some cracks
in the brick here.

Ah, Sadiiq's been multitasking.

What?

Hi.

We'd like to know exactly what
you told the man in the market,

and you can keep this
very handsome bag.

Just give us the information, Sadiiq,
or we'll walk right out of here.

Maybe make a quick call,
tip off the DEA?

He's on the NSC Andromeda.

It docks at the Brooklyn
shipyard an hour from now.

I've got an FBI task force standing by.
All I need is your go ahead.

What?

We'll do this takedown,
but without the Feds.

Get a special ops team set up.

Arthur, we can't do that.

It's outside of our jurisdiction.
The FBI are ready to go.

They're just waiting
for a location.

They don't get that from us.

I've cleared this with the
Director of National Intelligence.

The only people who will be at
this takedown are our people.

What's going on?

Just set up the ops team.

Understood. Our orders are
to head back to Virginia.

What about McAuley?

If Christopher finds Hasaan,
he's going to try and kill him.

What are you doing?
Going to the shipyard.

Christopher wouldn't be in this
mess if it weren't for me.

You're not responsible for him.

You can go to Langley if you want.
I'm going to Brooklyn.

Do we have eyes?
Just ears.

The shipyard CCTV
is locked off.

It can't give us
the coverage we need,

but our team is
moving in right now.

We've got a report of unidentified
persons on the scene.

Description sounds
like Annie and Jai.

What are they doing there?

Team leader says there's
a third, and he's armed.

That must
be McAuley.

I suggest you go away, Annie.

You played me.

Like you played me.

I mean, wasn't this your idea?

Vengeance for Vanessa?

My idea was for justice.

Oh, really?
Justice for whom?

This isn't your fight.

The FBI's coming.
They will take him down.

Hasaan will be
behind bars forever.

That'll never happen, Annie.

Hasaan's not
who you think he is.

He's an arms dealer.

Who got his start with CIA
funding and CIA weapons.

Who killed one of our own when
she went to work for him.

Vanessa.
Yeah.

She went to bring him
weapons and money.

He killed her. And we...
We kept working with him.

Until he turned on us.

Annie, they don't
want to arrest him.

They want to turn him back
and leave him out there.

What do we have?

Activity on the ship.

Okay, we've got
a positive ID of Hasaan.

Tell them to move in quietly.
We need him alive.

Team lead, move in.
Keep it down. Keep him alive.

Now, move.

It won't bring her back.

Don't do this.

Thank you.

Shot fired.

Hasaan's down.

Who fired the shot?
The order was to take him alive.

Who fired?

Why don't I have an answer yet?

Who fired that shot?

Team lead,
I need an answer now.

US-made.

The same weapons
we sold to him.

How are you feeling about
standing in the mud now?

We owe an incalculable debt to
those that have gone before us,

and we're proud to stand on their
shoulders and usher in a new era,

one that is marked with a
new sense of transparency.

Openness. Honesty.

And the successful gathering of intelligence
to help protect this great nation.

I am pleased to dedicate
this new Ops Center

to my friend and
predecessor, Henry Wilcox.

Congratulations, Henry.
Thank you, sir.

Hey.

She sighs.
What's wrong?

Mission accomplished.

The greater good
wins out again.

I'm proud to follow
in my father's footsteps,

keep the family legacy of
service here at the CIA intact.

What a blowhard.
He's as bad as his father.

No, he isn't.

You're defending him?

I think he's just trying to figure
this place out, like the rest of us.

You knew the weapons
were ours, didn't you?

That's why you had me cut
the FBI out of the loop.

And don't tell me
it's need-to-know.

Because if you want this
relationship to continue,

trust me, you need me to know.

Hmm.

Hasaan used to be an asset.

He was feeding us information in
exchange for money and supplies.

He and his bosses built their entire
operation with CIA funding and support,

then he turned on us.

We sent an operative, Vanessa Sinclair,
to deliver a shipment of arms.

He killed her, then used the
weapons that we'd given him

to build a terrorist cell.

And you knew this?

Oh, not till Henry Wilcox sat
in my office and told me.

If Hasaan had been arrested by the
Feds and all this came to light,

can't you just see the headlines?
"CIA Arms Terrorist Cell."

But that was Henry, not you.

Oh, I never would have survived
if this had gotten out.

I was here when
Henry started the op.

So were you.

I understand.

This didn't end
the way I wanted it to.

I wanted Hasaan behind bars.

But Ben Mercer didn't.