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- Put the phone away.
- Uh, one more minute.

- That's what you said five minutes ago. Put it away.
- Dad.

- I got you the phone for emergencies, honey.
- Well, this is an emergency.

Fine.

Now how come you get to talk on the phone?
That's not fair.

Uh, life's not fair. Hello?

Hello? Who is this?

Emily?
Oh! Are you okay?

Don't move!

Take it!

Everybody down!

Dad. Dad! What's going on?

- Dad! Dad!
- Emily!

- Dad! Dad! Dad!
- Emily! Emily!

Emily!

Go! Get in there!
Let's go!

- Dad!
- Let's go!

Please don't hurt my daughter.
I've got money.

We don't want your money,
Mr. Latham.

We just need you
to fix something for us.

Let the record show this is the third day
of this Senate hearing...

investigating human rights violations...

by the recently disbanded
Counter Terrorist Unit.

Yesterday, when we adjourned,
we were discussing brutality and torture...

by C.T.U. Agents in the course
of their operations.

Will the witness
please state his name?

Jack Bauer.

Mr. Bauer, I don't see
your counsel present.

Is he or she not aware
that we're about to start?

I have chosen not to retain counsel.

Mr. Bauer, I have to advise you that many
of the questions we're about to pose to you...

are of a legal nature and might result
in answers that could incriminate you.

I understand that, Senator.

We can postpone your testimony
until this afternoon...

if you'd like to bring in representation...

something that I would strongly advise.

What is the first question, Senator?

All right then.

Let's begin.

Mr. Bauer...

who is Ibrahim Haddad?

That information is classified.

We represent the people
of the United States...

and we have declassified
those files on their behalf.

Now, I'm going to ask you
one more time-

Who is Ibrahim Haddad?

He was a member of
a terrorist sleeper cell...

C.T.U. Had under surveillance in 2002.

And isn't it true that you detained
Mr. Haddad without due process...

and that you used extreme
interrogation methods on him...

until he answered your questions?

Yes, sir.

Would you say that you broke procedure
with this interrogation?

- Probably.
- "Probably."

Well, that's a very cavalier answer.

You don't seem to care
about the implications here.

Well, Mr. Bauer?

I'm sorry, Senator.
I didn't hear a question.

All right then.

Did you torture Mr. Haddad?

According to the definition
set forth by the Geneva Convention...

yes, I did.

Senator,
why don't I save you some time?

It's obvious that your agenda
is to discredit C.T.U...

and generate a series of indictments-

My only agenda
is to get to the truth.

- I don't think it is, sir.
- Excuse me?

Ibrahim Haddad had targeted
a bus carrying 45 people...

10 of which were children.

The truth, Senator,
is I stopped that attack from happening.

By torturing Mr. Haddad.

By doing what I deemed necessary
to protect innocent lives.

So basically what you're saying,
Mr. Bauer...

is that the ends justify the means
and that you are above the law.

When I am activated, when I am brought
into a situation, there is a reason...

and that reason is to complete
the objectives of my mission at all costs.

Even if it means breaking the law.

For a combat soldier,
the difference between success and failure...

is your ability to adapt to your enemy.

The people that I deal with,
they don't care about your rules.

All they care about is a result.

My job is to stop them
from accomplishing their objectives.

I simply adapted.

In answer to your question,
am I above the law? No, sir.

I am more than willing to be judged
by the people you claim to represent.

I will let them decide
what price I should pay.

But please do not sit there
with that smug look on your face...

and expect me to regret the decisions
that I have made...

because, sir, the truth is, I don't.

Excuse me, Senator.
Agent Walker is here.

Sorry for interrupting, Senator.

I'm Renee Walker with the F.B.I.
We have a subpoena forJack Bauer.

I need him remanded
into my custody immediately.

I'm not surprised that anyone
has a subpoena for Mr. Bauer...

but you're gonna
have to wait your turn.

He's being questioned
by the United States Senate.

Sir, we need Mr. Bauer immediately.

Well, apparently we're
going to have to let you go...

for now.

But we're not done with you.

We'll reconvene with you tomorrow morning
at the same time. Is that understood?

- Yes, sir.
- Then you go along with these agents.

Well, let's proceed.

Bailiff, call the next witness.

What's this about?

Mr. Bauer, I'm Special Agent Walker.
This is Agent Teller.

I need you to come to our office.
It's just down the block.

- Why?
- You'll be briefed when we get there.

- Hello?
- Janis, it's me. Where's Larry?

- He's briefing Dornan's group.
- Tell him I've got Bauer. We're leaving the hearing now.

That's good, 'cause
the situation's heating up.

- What are you talking about?
- That crew we've been tracking?

They just grabbed a man
named Michael Latham.

Latham. He worked on
Homeland's firewall project.

He didn't just work on it.
He designed it.

He's the chief engineer of the government's
infrastructure security system.

All right.
I'll be there soon.

- Did you get Bauer cleared through security yet?
- Not yet.

Well, Renee's bringing him in.
They're only a couple minutes out.

Then you won't need him cleared
for a couple of minutes.

- Sean, as a friend, I'd like to give you-
- You're not my friend.

Sure. As someone as close to a friend...

as you are ever going to get,
let me give you some advice.

Most people don't like sarcasm.

I myself have no problem with it
'cause I'm cheerful. I'm a cheerful person.

You're a cheerful person?

Just get Bauer cleared.

For the past eight weeks...

this office has been investigating
a series of technology thefts-

software, custom gate array chips,
neural networks.

Forensics concluded that the break-ins
were the work of the same crew...

but we didn't know what their endgame was...
until now.

This is Michael Latham.

He's chief engineer
on the classified infrastructure portal-

Homeland's firewall project.

He was abducted 10 minutes ago
by the same group behind the technology thefts.

You think they're using Latham
to get through the C.I.P. Firewall?

That's our concern. The hardware they stole
could be used to build a device to do just that.

And Latham is one of the few people
that could do it.

We assume he's being forced to work
on the device or that he's already dead.

Excuse me. Renee's on her way in with Jack Bauer.

Thank you.

We've tasked your people to help with this
investigation. See Sean. He's got the packets.

We're on it.

We're online with G.S.A. 117.

- How many systems?
- Communications. Navigation.

But we need the other systems working.
Check on Latham.

All right. It's done.

Northeast Three, this is Global Skies 117.
We are ready for clearance.

G.S.A. 117, roger.
You're clear toJ.F.K. Airport as filed.

Maintain 5,000. Expect flight level 280
10 minutes after departure.

Cleared toJ.F.K.
Expect flight level 280.

Welcome to Global Skies
flight number 117-

passenger service
from Reagan National toJ.F.K.

Weather in New York is cloudy
with a chance of thundershowers...

so we may run into some turbulence
along the way.

Tower, awaiting traffic off of Dulles.

Position hold, G.S.A. 117.

G.S.A. 117, that's correct.

Mr. Bauer, I'm Agent Larry Moss.
I'm the head of this office.

You're here because
Agent Walker thinks...

you might be able to help us
with an investigation.

Now, personally I have my doubts...

but I'll be happy to be proven wrong.

Lucky for me I'm not here
to apply for a job, Agent Moss.

Personally, I don't care what makes you happy,
so let's just get this over with.

Take him to Renee's office.

- You want me in the room with you?
- No.

Renee, you've read his file.

Bauer's the kind of guy-
you say the wrong thing, he can go off.

I'll be fine, Larry.

If he goes off, I'll call you.

Yeah, but if he doesn't produce,
don't waste our time. Throw him back.

What do you want?

Mr. Bauer, we have a national security matter
that has gone critical.

I'm hoping you can help us with it.
Please sit down.

I sent the differentials to Homeland.

Was there anything else
you needed me to do?

No.

- Has Bauer been indicted yet?
- No, but he will be after the Senate hearings.

The C.I.P. Firewall protects every major
infrastructure system in this country.

If it were breached, telecommunication,
transportation, power grids-

they would all be vulnerable.

- Agent Walker, right?
- Yes.

I'm not active. The D.O.J. Is about to
file criminal charges against me.

I'm not exactly in a position
to help you with your situation.

As much as I understand
how dire it is-

No, I don't think you do.

One of the men behind this threat...

is someone you know.

That's not possible.

Tony Almeida's dead.

- Apparently not.
- I was there when he died.

He was rushed away by the E.M.T.
A minute later. You never saw him after that.

And hours later you were abducted
by the Chinese government.

No.

No.

LfTony were still alive, I would know.
He would have contacted me.

We recovered this image from a security camera
where one of the technology thefts took place.

It's time-stamped and dated.

- Images can be manipulated.
- Not this one.

I'm sorry.
I don't believe it.

I had Almeida's grave exhumed.

D.N.A. Test confirmed that
it was not his body that was buried.

The evidence is right here.

If you wanna leave without
looking at it, go ahead.

G.S.A. 117 on the roll.

- Masters.
- Yes, sir.

- We in their system?
- Yes.

G.S.A. 117, switching
to departure 126.8. Have a good day.

- What's the problem?
- The C.I.P. Module-it stopped working.

What do you mean, it stopped?

It keeps going out of phase.

- I thought Latham said it was good to go.
- Well, it's not.

All right. Let me have it.

So what'd you do?

I didn't do anything.
I swear.

- Then why isn't it working?
- I don't know.

Fix it. Now.

You're gonna want to move
faster than that.

See, 'cause if you can't make this work
in the next few minutes...

I won't need you anymore.

You understand what that means?

Good.

Now fix it.

Officials say that an estimated
300,000 civilian men, women and children...

have been killed as part of General
Benjamin Juma's campaign of ethnic cleansing.

Survivors in the African nation of Sangala...

believe American intervention is necessary
to prevent further bloodshed.

- The White House has made no public statements.
- [TVTurns Off

Juma's perpetrating the worst mass murder
Africa has seen since Rwanda.

- But if you read the columns-
- I do.

Half of them are against
our taking action.

But if we don't, six months from now
those same members of the press...

will be accusing us
of moral bankruptcy.

We can always revisit the U.N. Option.

The U.N. Paralyzed, Ethan, while people
are being butchered by that madman.

We have to lead, even if
it means going it alone.

I'm not gonna have hundreds
of thousands of lives on my conscience.

General Juma has to be stopped.

He will be, Madam President,
soon as you give the order.

- Are theJoint Chiefs here yet?
- They're gathering in the Situation Room.

They'll call as soon
as they're ready for you.

I just heard Kevin Aldridge
is doing a piece for CNB.

He's still pressing his case
against sending our troops in.

As if getting through this day
won't be hard enough.

If you want, I can try to get him
to hold off. He's in the press room.

I'm not sure that's a good idea, Henry.

This is the last thing you need right now,
especially with public opinion so split.

Yes?

If you think you can
talk Aldridge down, do it.

Madam President,
Joint Chiefs are ready.

Here's your briefing package.

Wish me luck.

Good luck.

- Is this everything?
- It's all there.

I don't mean to sound
like a broken record...

but I'm not sure your husband
is up to handling Aldridge.

- Henry's fine.
- He's better, I realize that, but-

It's going to take
more than a few months.

- He lost a son.
- So did you.

And you haven't let your loss
interfere with your job.

Your husband's a strong man...

but he doesn't have your resilience.

It's not a matter of resilience, Ethan.

There's not a day that goes by,
not a moment...

when I don't think about my son.

But I'm about to
take this nation to war...

and grief is a luxury
I can't afford right now.

Stand.

Before we begin,
let me thank each of you...

for the time and work
you've put into this operation.

Putting American lives at risk...

is the hardest decision
I've ever had to make...

but it is one that has to be made.

- What was that?
- It's working.

- What was wrong?
- It was overheating. I came up with a work-around.

Try it now.

There. Yeah.
It's transmitting again.

We can send and receive.

A.A. 123,
maintain course.

Whoa.
What was that?

- I just got it too.
- Did you guys lose sync?

Yeah, I did, but we're back up now.

Anybody else lose sync?

- No, I'm fine.
- No, I'm good.

What's goin' on?

This is gonna sound crazy, but the three of us
just got bumped for a second.

But the log file
doesn't show a power surge.

This came from the system kernel.

What are you talkin' about?
The kernel's protected.

Let me have a look.

All we know for sure is Almeida
is part of a homegrown terrorist group...

that's targeting our infrastructure.

He could be working undercover-
some kind of sting operation.

- You need to check every federal agency.
- We have. State and city too.

Almeida's not working
for any of them.

- Then there must be some other explanation.
- Yeah, there is.

His wife was brutally murdered by
a faction operating inside the government...

led by the president himself.

Everybody involved in that
is either in prison or has been killed.

The government gave President Logan
a slap on the wrist.

They cut him a deal. Sentencing him
to house arrest on a hundred-acre ranch?

You think Tony's looking for justice
by attacking this country?

Almeida lost everything he had...

and he's blaming it on the government
he spent his life serving.

But you'd know better than me
how that feels...

how far a man might go.

Not that far.

And not Tony Almeida.

There's a logical explanation for this.

It's just something you're not seeing.

Help me find Almeida,
and you can ask him yourself.

You know how he thinks.

You had the same training,
you know the same people.

I need complete access to all of your
source material. Everything you've got on this.

Yes?

- Renee, come out here. Something just came in.
- Be right there.

Everything we have on Almeida's crew
is in this directory.

Start here.
I'll be right back.

- What's going on?
- Northeast Air Traffic Control just called.

They reported a possible intrusion
into their communication systems.

- It's just happened.
- Can they source them?

They're trying, but so far, nothing.

Why do we think this has
to do with Almeida's crew?

I don't think you get intrusions like this
unless someone's driving it...

and the only way to drive it
is through the C.I.P. Firewall.

- So they're going after air traffic control.
- That's what it looks like.

Put me through to the White House.

Doing a turn-around in New York?

Nope.
Got two days off.

I'm meeting my boyfriend
in the city.

Oh, that'll be fun.

Doug said we were
gonna hit some weather.

I'm gonna need tech support
to cross-reference your files.

You'll be working with
one of my analysts, Sean Hillinger.

He can get you whatever files you need
to help us find Almeida.

Good. They raise
the threat level yet?

Yeah. We think Almeida's group
got into air traffic control.

What?
That doesn't make sense.

I don't need you to figure it out, Jack.
Just help me find him.

Sean, this is Jack Bauer. He's gonna
be working with the Almeida files.

- Give him whatever he needs.
- What about interfacing with F.A.A.

Janis is working with
some of Dornan's people on that.

- You just helpJack.
- Right.

- I'll check in.
- Thanks.

What do you wanna see?

Let's start with the technology thefts.
How many were there?

- Six.
- Let's run a comp on all of them.

Fantastic.

The expeditionary strike force
and its carrier air wing are now on scene.

This gives us full spectrum dominance
of the battle space.

What kind of resistance are you
anticipating from Juma's military?

Minimal. Our air strikes'll take out
whatever defenses they've got.

We can expect an open path
toJuma's front door.

Good.

All we need to launch
is a go order from you.

You'll get a green light as soon as I've gone
over Secretary Stevens' post-invasion report...

which I'm still waiting for.

I'll have it for you
in a few minutes, ma'am.

Unless there's a problem
you'd like to discuss.

Madam President, my objection to this operation
isn't a secret to anyone in this room.

For us to be wading into the middle of
another civil conflict halfway around the world-

We're done debating this, Joe.

The U.N. Been issuing reprimands
and economic sanctions...

while Benjamin Juma has slaughtered
over 200,000 of his own people.

That number will continue to grow
if we don't stop him now.

And if you can't get behind what we're doing,
I'll find a secretary of state who can.

But I am done with your hand-wringing.

Excuse me, Madam President.

Tim Woods from Homeland Security
is outside.

He needs to see you on another matter.

- Can't it wait?
- No, ma'am, it can't.

All right.
We'll continue when I return.

And, Joe, I want that report
in front of me when I get back.

What is it?

I don't have the details,
but it involves a potential domestic breach.

- Tim is here to fill us in.
- Madam President.

Tim, make this brief.
TheJoint Chiefs are waiting.

We've been working with the F.B.I.
The last eight weeks...

investigating a series
of technology thefts.

We didn't understand
the implications of this until today.

The same people behind these thefts
abducted a man named Michael Latham.

He's one of the chief engineers
in charge of protecting critical infrastructure.

Tell me what we're dealing with.

The F.B.I. Thinks these same people
have forced Latham...

to create a device
to hack through the C.I.P. Firewall.

The firewall protects
all national systems-

energy, utilities, transportation.

I'm here because the F.A.A.
Reported some irregularities...

in their air traffic control system.

Are you saying commercial flights
are in danger?

Possibly.

Do I need to give the order
to ground air traffic?

I'm afraid it's not that simple.

Right now, there are more than 3,000 flights
over the continental United States.

To ground them all would take 12 hours,
minimum, and it could create a panic.

Then what do you recommend?

Let us quietly decrease air traffic
while the Bureau works their leads.

We'll make sure you're briefed
on a real-time basis.

- I don't like the timing of this.
- Timing?

Could this be connected to
our intervention in Sangala?

The F.B.I. Hasn't found any connection.

All evidence suggests that we're dealing
with a domestic terror group-

homegrown,
strong antigovernment bias.

And these leads you mentioned-

Do you think you'll be able to catch
these people before they do any real damage?

The Bureau's got
everyone on it, ma'am.

You didn't answer my question.

No, ma'am, I didn't.

Of course I don't condone
whatJuma's doing over there.

But tribal wars are being
fought all over the world.

Why not intervene
in Thailand, Malaysia?

This isn't a tribal war, Kevin.
It's a genocide.

Ending it is the moral obligation
of a nation as powerful as ours.

That's a lofty aspiration...

but the reality is a lot more complex.

The president's going into this
with both eyes open.

How can she be sure the cycle of violence
won't continue afterJuma's been taken out?

Could be stuck there indefinitely,
keeping the peace.

If I gave you an exclusive preview
of the president's post-invasion plans...

you might change your mind.

You're trying to bribe me
with an exclusive?

I'm trying to get you
to give us some rope.

What are you asking me to do,
stop writing or write what I don't believe?

Either one would be fine with me.

Sir, you have a phone call
on your private line.

- Could you excuse me for a moment, please, Kevin?
- Yes, sir.

It's Chuck Toland, sir.

Wait.

Chuck.
Did you find something?

I did.
But don't get carried away.

It doesn't confirm your theory
about how Roger died, but it is suspicious.

I'm listening.

His girlfriend, Samantha,
received a large lump-sum deposit...

in an offshore bank account
about three days after Roger's suicide.

You mean, his alleged suicide.

- Right, sir.
- Where did the money come from?

I couldn't tell.
Looks like it's been washed.

There was no readily identifiable source.

So what does this mean?

All it means is that
she suddenly came into $400,000.

Now, I'm gonna find out anything more,
I'm gonna need to talk to her personally.

- Is that how you want me to handle it?
- No.

If she's got anything to hide, she's not
going to talk to a private investigator.

I agree. So how do you
want me to proceed?

I'll talk to her myself.

- Is she still at that brokerage firm?
- Yeah. Uh, Sloan Kittredge.

Good.

I'm gonna finish up here with Aldridge.

Then I need you to take me somewhere.
And keep it off the manifest.

- I don't want anyone to know where we're going.
- Yes, sir.

- Agent Gedge.
- Yes, sir?

You think Chuck's taking advantage of me,
don't you?

- It's not my place to say that, sir.
- I'm asking you anyway.

Sir, the police and F.B.I.
Have both investigated your son's death.

And, yes, I believe this P. I...

could be exploiting your grief
for personal gain.

These so-called leads
that he's generating have led nowhere.

My son didn't kill himself.
I'm sure of it.

Yes, sir.

Can you check
that socket again, please?

Has F.A.A.
Reported any more anomalies?

Not since the first three.
Maybe it was just a glitch?

It could've been a ripple caused when they broke
through the firewall and entered the system.

Well, if they're in the system, I can't see them,
and I've checked every E.L.R. Socket.

- Okay. Keep looking.
- Renee.

- Uh, what's gonna happen?
- What do you mean?

If Almeida's broken through the firewall,
then we're screwed, right?

I mean, crashing a couple planes
is really nothing...

compared to contaminating the water system
or bringing down the power grid.

Don't think about it, Janis.
Just stay on task.

Okay.

So I will just stay calm. Right?

- Yeah.
- Thanks.

Pull up the second one.

- You already looked at it.
- I wanna look at it again. Pull it up.

Have you found anything?

No. We keep looking at the same
six forensic reports over and over.

- What are you looking for, Jack?
- An entry point.

- They had access cards.
- Yeah, but no one reported their access cards stolen...

- which means they were forged.
- So-

These access cards have individual signatures,
making them almost impossible to forge.

There's only a couple guys
who can do it.

Can you access old C.T.U. Files?

- Sure.
- Pull up August 1999.

Code name: Hatteras.

- Just got a call from Homeland.
- And?

They briefed the president,
and she's not ready to ground planes yet.

There you go. Hatteras file.

You could hire a $14-an-hour data applications
geek to do this. You don't need me.

I wouldn't advertise that.

There he is.
Gabriel Schector.

- Who is he?
- He was a supplier.

Tony and I used him to buy things off-book.
See if he's in your database.

Yeah, he's there.

- Is he still in Los Angeles?
- No.

According to this earmark,
he came to D.C. Nine weeks ago.

The thefts started a week after that.

- That's your guy.
- You have an address?

Subletting an office downtown.
1208 Naylor Road, Suite 630.

Put a field team together, pick him up.
I'll callJudge Simons, have a warrant ready.

- That's a mistake.
- Why?

You don't have time to go
through the motions with Schector.

You serve him with a warrant, he'll call
his lawyers. He'll stall as long as he needs.

So what's the alternative, Jack?

Break in and torture the guy
like you used to do?

Isn't that how you ended up
in front of a Senate subcommittee?

Oh, is this how it starts?
You get in my face, tighten your jaw...

then if I say somethin' you don't like,
you slam me against the wall?

You have no idea what I do.

And the last time I checked,
you subpoenaed me.

You want my help, you want my advice, take it.
You don't, don't.

I don't care.

Mr. Bauer, you said you used to work with this
man, Schector. How well does he know you?

He knows me.

Larry, can I talk to you for a second?

I wanna take Bauer with me.

No. Forget it. I'm not lettin' him
put his hands on a suspect.

He won't need to
put his hands on anybody.

- My guess is if he's in the room, Schector will talk.
- You saw what he just did.

I'm trying to find Almeida before it's too late,
and Schector is our best lead.

So you want to intimidate him with Bauer?

Schector knows how far Bauer might go.
Let's use that.

Yeah. And if Schector
doesn't blink, then what?

I'll keep Bauer on a short leash.

Renee, we're the F.B.I., not C.T.U.
We honor the law even when it's not convenient.

The situation is heating up fast, Larry.

The president's into it now,
and she's expecting results.

- Yeah, I know.
- It's your call.

But I promise you,
I can handle Bauer.

All right.

But I'm holding you responsible.

- And I'm sending backup teams.
- Okay.

Jack, you're coming with me,
and you're doing this my way.

Tell me about Schector.

He used to work for a defense contractor
out of San Diego till he went on his own.

- Legitimate?
- Yeah, at first.

Then he got greedy,
started using his connections...

to acquire technology,
sell it on the gray market.

- And who'd he sell to, terrorists?
- No.

Usually foreign governments
trying to get around treaties.

- And how did you and Tony get involved with him?
- We arrested him, turned him.

He was a great conduit for intel.

C.T.U. Didn't mind that you were
letting this guy stay in business?

C.T.U. Didn't know.
It was just Tony and me.

So you and Tony were tight?

Yeah.

Yeah, we were close.

All right. So it sounds like Tony,
who everyone thinks is dead...

puts together a plan
to hijack American security.

- He contacts Schector to help him with his plan.
- Yeah.

Except you don't believe it,
that Tony's dirty.

I believe that Tony's alive...

and I believe he's doing something dangerous
and that we need to find him.

We confirmed Schector's inside.
How do you want to handle this?

- I'm going in with Bauer.
- Alone?

I want Schector to talk. I don't want to spook him.
Call me when backup gets here.

Matobo's fighters are hidden outside
of the capital in three camps-

Alpha, Beta and Delta.

Our ground forces will join up with them
once the air strikes are completed.

Make sure General Wagner understands
our priority is to maintain order in the streets.

The people need to see that their country
is being governed under the rule oflaw.

What happens when Matobo's men
execute GeneralJuma without a trial?

Should we intervene
or let the mob tear him apart?

I'm meeting with Mr. Matobo
in a few minutes.

I'll make sure
he keeps his men in line.

And, Joe, I was wrong to dress you down
in front of theJoint Chiefs.

- I'm sorry.
- No need to apologize, Madam President.

- You're under a lot of pressure.
- That's still no excuse.

Thank you, ma'am.
I appreciate that.

The fact remains...

if you can't get behind this operation with
both shoulders, I will need your resignation.

That won't be necessary, ma'am.

Whatever doubts I have,
I'll keep them to myself.

Good.

- Excuse me, Madam President.
- What is it, Ethan?

I thought you'd want to know.

Henry Aldridge has agreed
to delay his broadcast for 24 hours.

- Henry's doing?
- I, uh, underestimated him.

Letting him intervene
was the right call.

Well, that's some good news.
What about the firewall situation?

Has the F.B.I. Made any progress?

They've identified a man who may have
information. They're about to question him.

It's more than likely Schector's not
gonna give you this information easily.

Just remember,
this is an F.B.I. Operation.

We work within
the confines of the law.

You can threaten him,
but do not lay a hand on him.

The minute I see you crossing that line,
I will pull you back. Understood?

Understood.

Agent Walker, F.B.I.
I'm here to talk to Gabriel Schector.

Just a second.

Can I help you?

- Jack Bauer.
- How are you, Gabe?

Didn't know you were F.B.I.

I'm not.
Just came along for the ride.

- Mr. Bauer is here under my authority.
- Oh.

So I can hold you responsible
for anything he does while he's here.

- I have a witness.
- Sure.

Okay.
Come on in.

Please, have a seat.

Well, well, well. This should be
an interesting conversation.

How long's it been, Jack?

Years.

How's the, uh, Senate thing doing?

I hear they dismantled the C.T.U.

Don't tell me.

It was your fault, wasn't it?

Mr. Schector,
we're not here to make small talk.

- I have questions.
- Well, you have my undivided attention.

Where's Tony Almeida?

Tony Almeida?

In the ground, I suppose.
Unless he was cremated.

Didn't he die at C.T.U. A while back?

You've got an out here, Gabe.
They're not after you.

They're willing to accept
that you didn't know...

what Tony Almeida was gonna do
with the components that you helped him steal.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

Nobody I knew stole anything,
and if they did, I knew nothing about it.

This is far more serious
than you know, Mr. Schector.

If you help us find Almeida,
I can see to it that you're kept in the clear.

Otherwise, you could be a coconspirator
to multiple terrorist acts.

Oh, well, I think
this conversation's over.

I've tried to answer
all your questions honestly...

but I think from now on
you can speak to my lawyers.

So, good-bye, Jack.

And good luck with the Senate.
Hope they fry your ass.

Ari, could you show these people
to the door, please?

- You're sure you wanna play it like this?
- That's the way I wanna play.

Drop your weapon!

- Drop it now!
- Okay, okay, okay!

You two are going to prison!

This was unprovoked!
Unprovoked!

Your man Ari was going for his gun.
I've got a witness.

Why don't we try having this conversation again?
Where's Tony Almeida?

No.
I'm not talking to you.

Where is he?

Tony Almeida's dead.

What do you want me to do?

This is your call.

Do whatever it takes.

This is against the law. You can't do this.

- I'm gonna enjoy this.
- Enjoy what?

Hey. Hey!

All right, all right!
All right!

I'll tell you what I know!

There's no need for me to lose
my good looks over this.

Okay. Last time I saw Almeida-

- Are you all right?
- Yeah.

Tell your men they've got a shooter
on the Columbia Building, heading south!

Shots fired.
Suspects are down.

The shooter's on the roof of the Columbia
Building across the street. Seal all exits.

Yeah?

- Get away from this, Jack.
- Tony?

There's nothin' you
or the F.B.I. Can do about this.

- Just stay away.
- Tony, just talk to me.

What the hell's going-

Tony! Tony!

What's goin' on at Schector's office?

I don't know.
They haven't checked in yet.

G.S.A. 117, Northeast Three.

Descend, pilot's discretion,
directJ.F.K.

Northeast Three, roger.
We're starting our descent now.

G.S.A. 117,
descend and maintain 2,000.

Expect holding Runway Four Right.

G.S.A. 117, I did not receive
your read-back. Acknowledge. Over.

G.S.A. 117, acknowledge.

Mr. Paulson,
I've lost comm with G.S.A. 117.

Try the emergency channels.

I did.
Nothing.

And there's no fault on my board.
I redirected twice.

Something's interfering with our comm.

Call back F.B.I.

Tell them we have a 767 on approach
no longer under our control.

- Yes, sir.
- G.S.A. 117, acknowledge.

G.S.A. 117, this is Northeast Three.

Go ahead, Air Traffic Control.

Advise passing 7,000,
maintain 1-500.

Traffic ahead reporting minor turbulence.

- Should be a smoother ride for you down there.
- Roger that, Northeast Three.

Understand, Northeast Three.

G.S.A. 117,
begin our descent for 1-500.

All right.
Get ready to make the course change.

We're really taking this all the way?

You just need to do
exactly what I tell you to do.