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- 921, we have you in service
on 3774.

- Where are you off to
after assignment?

- Jennings says Istanbul.

- No.

- Chalmers, the ambassador,
he's a bit straight-laced.

But he knows where
his bread is buttered.

His wife, actually--

Oh, here we go.

- Don't ask me
to shake his hand.

I might vomit.

- All we have to do
is bare witness

he stepped on that plane
and the door closed behind him,

and then he's
America's problem.

- I don't know how
the FBI did it.

- Flipped Otan Reis.

- Like I said,
America's problem.

Ours is not to question why.

Well, that's it, then.

- Threat front!

- Hey!

- Clear!

- Bloody hell!

No one saw.
Get him in the Rover!

- We have to--
- What we need to do

is seal off this airfield
immediately!

- Hey.

Why didn't you answer
your phone?

- There's no service down here.

- Then go to the gym
like a normal person.

- There's too many people
looking at themselves

in the mirror.

- All right, come on.

Just get changed.
Meet me in the car.

We've been summoned.

- I don't know.
Jubal didn't say.

He just said to collect you
and get to the JOC.

Come on.
We're already late.

- Thanks.

Oh, good.
You're here.

- I never left.

- All I know is SIU is here
and the JOC is hopping.

- Jillian Starls,
Agents Bell and Zidan.

Jill runs Special
Investigations Unit 2.

So, SIU has an ongoing
undercover operation

they think we're uniquely
suited to assist.

- The target is one
of the biggest arms dealers

in the world,
Martin Vickers.

- Yeah, he's been around
for a while.

Didn't Comey give
him a nickname?

- The Merchant of Venom.
- That's right.

- And we might finally be able
to catch him in the act.

- An established
black market broker,

Otan Reis,

fronts buys for 20%
of the world's war criminals,

and we flipped him.

- I did.

- Quinn!
Hey!

- Maggie.

- Uh, Quinn was
my UC instructor at Quantico.

- And you were a hell
of a student.

- Well...
My partner, OA.

- Yeah, we know each other.
What's up with Otan Reis?

- Like most instructors,
I split my classroom time

with field time.

The last 14 months,
I've been on this guy.

I stung him,
flipped him,

recruited him to help
take down Martin Vickers.

Yesterday he was about to board
a private plane from Blackbushe

to Teterboro.

- Assassinated on the tarmac.

- Which should have been
the end of the mission.

- Except...

Except Reis' height,
weight, and ethnicity

match exactly
one agent in the bureau.

- Uh, Dana Mosier would like
to see you in her office.

- Yeah.
Come on.

- Absolutely not.

I'm not dropping my agent
into the tail end

of a 14-month operation
with only 24 hours prep time.

- Look, I don't like it,
either.

Goes against everything
I teach.

- Glad we agree.

- And if Reis were still alive,
I wouldn't be here.

But he's not.

These are the cards
we've been dealt.

I feel lucky, actually.

Reis was educated here.
Spoke perfect English.

He was meticulous,
avoided photographs,

not very many people in the
world have seen him in person,

and this is the first deal
he ever brokered for Vickers.

OA's a physical match.

It's risky,

but every time you go
undercover it's risky.

You know that.

- You know what I'm gonna say.

Let's roll the dice.

- Willing to bet OA's life
on that?

- I'm willing to bet OA
can rise to the challenge.

- I trained him, Dana.

My professional assessment
as his instructor is...

he can pull this off.

- What if word gets out
that the real Reis is dead?

- MI5 seeded chatter that the
assassination attempt failed.

- Confirmed reports
as far away as Moscow.

The story took.

The world thinks
Otan Reis survived.

- Ma'am, before you make
up your mind,

I would respectfully
like to add my voice.

Martin Vickers
supplied the weapons

that financed the Baga Massacre
in 2015.

If there is any chance
I can help bring him down,

you have to let me take it.

- Before you answer,

let me tell you
what Vickers is selling.

Javelin laser-guided,
shoulder-fired,

anti-tank missiles.
50 of them.

Aim, target, fire.

It'll destroy a tank,
plane, helicopter,

anything else it locks onto,

out to a range of 1 1/2 miles.

One missile can take out
an airliner approaching JFK.

Hundreds of civilians gone
in the blink of an eye.

The Javelin has a 95% kill rate
and has surpassed the Stinger

as the most sought after weapon
on the black market.

Now, as a rule,
Martin Vickers doesn't care

who he sells to as long
as it's the highest bidder.

Hard work is done.

I negotiated the price,
arranged the meet.

All we need is
for you to be our Reis

and accept delivery.

We'll take down Vickers,
reclaim the missiles.

- This is why I joined
the Bureau, Ma'am.

- I've already made up my mind.

Whatever you need, Rowan.

- All right, well,
the DOJ guidelines say

the UC gets to pick the contact
agent who will be responsible

for his safety
while undercover.

- Of course.

- Then let's get to work.

We've got 24 hours
to close this deal.

- Martin Vickers,
Dutch expat,

Erasmus University
in Amsterdam.

London School of Economics
for graduate school.

Started an international
software sales for Tridio

before branching into
weapons sales in '08.

- Yep.

- Cover is Sean Falk.

Marine turned contractor
turned high-end,

black market middle man.

Started working for Boeing
in legitimate manufacturing,

switched over to weapons,

prefers Parva cigarettes
over Tarsus

when he's in Prague.

- Perfect.

- Arianna Vickers.

Martin Vickers'
eldest daughter.

Raised abroad.
Schooled in...

Spain.

Followed her father
into the family business.

- France, Omar.

Schooled in France,
just south of Bourges.

Reis would know this,
so you have to know it.

And you can't guess.

He even thinks you're guessing,
it'll tip him off.

You know, I see a lack of
confidence all over your face.

- Okay, um...

OA, I think you're doing great.

You wanna take five minutes
and go see

if Kristen has any updates
on chatter?

- Yeah.

- Look.

What's going on?

- If he makes a mistake,
we're dead.

- I saw the way you two
greeted each other.

See your body language in here.

If you guys have personal beef
that goes back to Quantico,

that's relevant.

- If he's feeding off some
perceived slight I made,

then I'll play off his lead.

He sets the tone, not me.

- Well then why is he
setting this tone?

- Ask him.

- Otan Reis' father was issued
a Browning like this

in the Egyptian Army.
He would have--

- He taught me how to use it.

That was before the Army
turned against my father

and executed him for treason.

That betrayal is the root
of my world view.

There is no good and bad.

There is only wolves and sheep.

Predators and prey.

And I make my living off giving
the wolves their teeth.

And the sheep?

Well, they get
what's coming to them.

- Wow.

You know, for a nihilist,

you're a hell of a dresser.

- Um, Martin Vickers
has a scar...

- Uh, AK-47s.

If I'm not mistaken,
that is a rocket--

Just a little bit
of information.

You gotta get it right, okay?
Everything has to be right.

You get one thing wrong,
they are not gonna let us

walk out of there!
- Then this isn't gonna work!

It doesn't matter what school--

- All right, Martin Vickers
has a scar below what?

Yes.
- Hates vodka.

- Thank you, yes.
Uh--

- Hi.
Good morning.

- All right, remember, don't
try and think like a bad guy.

Be the bad guy and think.
- Right.

- No hesitation.
Project confidence.

Keep eye contact.

Act like you've done this
a thousand times.

- Is this yammering
calming your nerves?

Because I'm good.
- Yes.

Access that.

Sean Falk,
here to see Mr. Smith.

He told me that you--
- He's expecting you.

15th floor.
- Thank you.

- Vickers knows too much
to feel safe in a hotel room.

That's why he rents
the entire floor.

- Okay,
signal strength is good.

We're in business.

- We're meeting with Vickers.
- Raise your arms.

- Lower back,
right side.

- Follow me.

- Uh, wait.

Hold on.

- Audio's down as well.

- Uh, Knife 3 to Knife Actual,
we just lost contact.

Anything?
- It's jammed.

- We think that Vickers
is jamming the signal.

Anything?
- Nothing.

- We're deaf
and blind out here.

This is bad.

OA and Quinn
are completely cut off.

- You know, these are great.

This right here,
this project,

they've been working on this...

- Four minutes.

- Okay.
Let's go, Ray.

- I'm on it.

- Mr. Falk.

- Ari Vickers,
this is Otan Reis.

- Ms. Vickers.

- I heard you run
into trouble in London.

- Not as much as the man
who tried to kill me.

- If you come for the king...

- Cost of doing business.

I'm just lucky
I enjoy what I do.

- Ah, it is like a drug.

- Not a lot of people
understand that.

- You're not what I expected.

- I guess we're all
a bit surprised.

We thought Martin would be here
to complete this transaction.

- My father couldn't make it.

He asked me to apologize
on his behalf.

- Meeting with
a competing buyer?

If that's the case,
we can head for the door.

I was told this would be
an exclusive sale.

Otherwise I wouldn't
have gotten off the plane.

- I assure you my father is
entertaining no other buyers.

He wanted me to meet you first
because he's cautious.

And he trusts my judgment.

But if you don't appreciate
the way we conduct ourselves,

you know where the door is.

- I really think
we should pull them out.

- Just give me two minutes.

- Ray, two minutes
is a lifetime.

- Let him work.

- They're running
an 8-band jammer.

Can you get us back up?

- I'm descrambling.
I just need a second.

- Jubal, I really think--
- Hold on. Hold on.

- And...
got it.

- In 2015,
you went to Singapore.

Made an impressive buy
from the Rumbold Group.

Cluster munitions.

- That's right.

- I thought you had

an established relationship
with them.

- Sebastian Rumbold and I
went to school together.

- He's stuck.

- Why are you asking what year
I went to school with Rumbold?

- Curiosity.

- Hold on.
I should know this.

- Come on, come on, come on.
- Uh, hold on.

- Uh, OA, you graduated in '08.

Rumbold, in '09.

- I was a year ahead of him.

I got out in '08,
Sebastian in '09.

I've heard enough.
I'm leaving.

Please give my best
to your father,

but this process isn't worth
my time or my money.

- I have a car downstairs.

Why don't we go for a ride?

I'm sure I can
make it worth it.

- If you're taking us
to your father, great.

Otherwise--
- Not both of you.

Just him.

- No, I put this deal together.

- Mr. Falk, your percentage
will not change.

You know my father's reputation

so you know he
will not default.

Whether there's a deal left
depends on your actions

in the next 30 seconds.

- They're on the move.
- Let's go.

- Filter OA's signal
into the GPS.

We'll lock in on his movement,

extract him
if it gets too heated.

- He's doing great.

- We've got him up on GPS.

They're heading
onto the street now.

- There they are.
- Yeah.

- How well do you
know New York?

- Well enough to know that

we're driving
around in circles.

- If you'd prefer
a particular route...

- I would prefer a way
to establish trust

that doesn't include
me being in a locked SUV

with your armed men.

- You should appreciate
protection.

- What I would appreciate
is closing this deal

so I can get the hell
out of America.

- This is far enough.

Gun.

Give him his gun.

Have you heard
of the Armorer's Faith?

It comes from Shaw.

"To give arms to all men

"who offer an honest price
for them

"without respect
of persons or principles

"and to all nations,
all faiths, all causes,

"and crimes.

"All have the right to fight.

None have the right to judge."

- Okay.

- My father taught me
this creed.

He says to break the faith
is to take a side.

And for dealers such as us,

that means certain death.

- Well, your father sounds like
an excellent teacher.

- Oh, he is.

And I've taken his lessons
to heart.

So much so that
I think I scare him.

He created a monster,
I suppose.

Tomorrow he will meet with you
to complete the purchase.

We'll reach out
to make arrangements.

- Assuming for the moment
that she is lying

and that there is a potential
third party buyer,

that would explain who
was behind the hit on Reis.

- Kill the competition,
no one can drive up the price

and you get the missiles.

- If the other buyer
thinks that Reis survived,

what stops them
from trying again here?

- And before we hit
the emergency break,

let me reach out
to my counterpart at MI5,

see what they've discovered
regarding the London assassin.

- Like I could go
ten more rounds.

- He played his part.
She bought it.

- Always a jackass.

Fortunately it works well
for his character.

- Hmm.

Listen, um, I know that
he's tough on you.

- He wasn't tough.
He was relentless.

He told me to quit over
and over and over.

After class,
on the field grounds,

in the hallways,
in his office.

"Quit.
You're not cut out for this.

"You're gonna get
yourself killed.

You're gonna get
your partner killed."

That's what was
drilled into me.

I made it through
Quantico despite him.

So I damn sure I am not gonna
let him sweat me now.

- Well, that's through.

It's over now.

You didn't quit.

And I for one
am very grateful

because you make
a hell of a partner.

And the way you handled
yourself out there,

you proved him wrong.

So now you need
to get some rest, okay?

Because if you're tired
and you make a mistake--

- I don't come home.
I know.

Thank you.
- Of course.

- Jennifer.

- Dana.

- Congratulations
on your promotion.

Assistant director.

- I understand you
put in a word

with the Director General
personally.

- Well, you earned it.

So where is MI5 on the identity
of our shooter?

- In the dark, unfortunately.

- Not good enough.

- He burned off
his fingerprints.

There wasn't much left
of his face.

We're mining his DNA,

but there's no match
in our database.

We're working with Interpol,
but you know how they are.

- Time is a factor here.

- It's one of my people
on the inside right now,

and I can't have anything
happen to him.

- I assure you
we are embarrassed

by what happened in London.

This is our highest
priority right now.

- Good.

- What do you think
the divorce rate is

for undercover agents
in the Bureau?

- What does this have
to do with me?

- My son doesn't talk
to me anymore.

He's supposed to spend
summers with me,

but that stopped happening,

I don't know
how many years ago.

I was gonna fight it.

Then I just didn't.

My ex-wife says I reaped
what I sowed.

You know exactly what you did.

I never understood why.

You treated every other student

like they were born
for the Bureau but me?

Why'd you decide
I was unworthy?

You didn't even know me, man.

- I picked out one rookie.
Every class.

Threw everything I had at him,
see if he'd break.

Not because I thought
he was unworthy.

Because I thought he had
the most potential.

Your class, that was you.

- Don't give me that.

- I'm not saying it was right.

It's just the way I was taught.

Well, I guess I brought that
home from the classroom.

Did it with my son, too.

Look how that turned out.

10:00 p.m.

77th and Riverside.

If they see we
brought security,

we'll never hear
from Martin Vickers again.

- We know where Ari Vickers
is staying.

What we don't know is,

who else is she
communicating with?

And I wanna know
if there is a second buyer

and I want her phone cloned

before Quinn and OA
are standing on that corner.

- Well, we have some spyware
that can pair with

the target phone
if we can get it close enough.

- Within 4 feet.

- Two, maybe three minutes.

- They don't know
Maggie's face.

- Hey, guys, I am so sorry.

We're experiencing some
electrical problems right now.

Um, I tried to ring the room,
but nobody answered the phone.

- Uh-uh.

- Okay, if you could just tell
Ms. Smith

that we are so sorry
for the inconvenience,

but we have actually cleared
the entire 8th floor for her

if she just--
oh, great.

Hi, Ms. Smith?

- Okay.

Here we go.

- I was just explaining
to your support staff

that clearly we're experiencing
some electrical problems,

but we've--

oh, hello, Mr. Smith.

- Electrical problems.

- I was just telling
your wife--

- Daughter.

- Uh--Of course.
Daughter.

- Stay with them.

- Um, we are experiencing
electrical problems

so we have reserved
the 8th floor for your needs.

Your business is very important
to us, sir.

So we are crediting
your account.

- Helen Delaney.

- Just get a little closer.

- We'll not be needing
your hotel any further.

Consider this checkout.

- Understood.

- Again, I apologize
for any inconvenience.

If you would just
accompany me to the regis--

that would be unnecessary.

Thank you.

Did we get it?

- We got it.

- All right, we're up
on Ari Vickers' phone.

Andy?

- Uh, give me any incoming
or outgoing text on screen one,

calls on screen two,

and give me her route
on screen three. Thanks.

- Hi, we have an ID
on the London assassination.

- Thanks to your
Dallas field office.

- We were up on a bunch
of burner phones

bought by Los Zetas.

- Mm-hmm.

- Four minutes before Otan Reis
was hit on the tarmac,

one of those numbers
showed up inbound

on a South London cell tower.

- Right next
to Blackbushe Airport.

MI5 couldn't identify
the assassin,

but we know who
was calling him,

green lighting the hit.

- Los Zetas are the competitor.

- The possibility
of Zetas armed with Javelins

is horrifying.

Border Patrol would
be sitting ducks.

They could light up
every crossing

between El Paso and San Diego.

- I was starting to worry.

- Did a sweep to make sure
we were alone.

Didn't see anything.

Listen, I, um...

I probably shouldn't have, uh--
- Not now.

Dad, this is Otan Reis
and Sean Falk.

Gentlemen, my father,
Martin Vickers.

- We think the FBI is on to us.

- I believe we're clear, sir.

- There were some questionable
electrical problems

at the hotel
and my daughter smelled a rat.

- I just like to be cautious.

- That's why I hate doing
business in the U.S.

There's too much
law enforcement.

- I triple looped the area
around the pickup location.

If there was a police presence,
I would have spotted it

and we never would have
gotten in your car.

- It looks like they're
heading to Red Hook.

- Makes sense if you want
to hide a container.

- Or pay port security
to look the other way.

- I'll roll Maggie and SWAT.

- Kristen, can you work
your magic?

- On it.

- You've brought payment,
I trust.

- Ready to transfer
as soon as I confirm

the Javelins are here.

- They're on the Buttermilk
Channel side

near the harbor estuary.

We're tracking them
from a burner phone

connected to a cell tower
in Red Hook.

- We're seven minutes out.

- Jubal.
- Yeah, go.

- We can't decrypt the message,
but we know where it was sent.

- One of the Zetas
burner phones off MI5's list.

- Ari Vickers is working
directly with the Zetas?

- Undercut her old man.

- She sent 14 texts to them
over the last two days.

- Maybe she didn't know where
the missiles were exactly,

so she needed her father
to lead her to them.

- She's usurping him.

Maggie, the daughter
has undercut the father.

Ari Vickers is selling
the missiles to the Zetas.

- Okay, you need to step on it.

- Authentic.

We're good.

- There's 50 identical cases
in the container.

You're welcome
to pull them all out.

- That's unnecessary.

- As it was arranged,
that truck is at your disposal.

My men have been told
to let it go.

- You'll follow us out
and make sure that clears?

- Whatever you need.

200 million, then.

- That was
the agreed-upon price.

- I'll make the transfer.

- Too low.

- They're worth more than that.

Remember the Armorer's Faith?
- Of course.

- To break the faith
is to take a side.

You taught me that.

You drilled it into me,
then you took a lower price.

- The Zetas paid more.

- What you taught me.

- Upper thigh.

- We're exposed.

- Too many.

- Move, move, move, move.

- Follow me.
Follow me.

- Show me your hands!

Hands up.

Get out.

Stay.
She's clean.

That's affirmative.
Got 'em.

- Put her in the back.
- Yes, ma'am.

Let's go.

- Gunshot wound
to the upper thigh.

- We need to roll an ambulance
to the B terminal in Red Hook.

- Clear back here!

- Warehouse is clear, sir.

- We got 'em on thermals.
- North side clear.

Even when the mission
went sideways, he never quit.

- Yeah, well,
you taught me that.

- Call of shots fired.
You guys all right?

- We have additional units
en route.

- Okay, could I have
everybody's attention?

I just hung up
with the director

who called to congratulate
everyone on a job well done.

And OA, he said the world
is a lot safer today

because of your efforts.

- Okay, everybody go home.
Get out of here.

If I see you
in the next 72 hours,

I'm gonna have you arrested.

- Starls said SIU is buying
if we wanna head

over to McSoreley's.
- I gotta take a rain check.

Are you sure?

It's not every day
that we have carte blanche

on a federal credit card.

- Yeah, you go ahead.

I got an errand to run.
- All right.

Really proud of you.

Are you gonna walk again?

Uh, they tell me I'll be
running a marathon come spring.

- I bet.

- I'm sorry.

The way I treated
you wasn't right.

- It worked.

You made me into
the undercover agent I am.

- It's not true.

You had it in you.

Way before I came along.

And I would hate to think
what the Bureau would be

if you'd have quit.
- I wanted to.

I almost did.

And then I decided I wasn't

gonna give you
the satisfaction.

- Glad you're a stronger man

than the one who
was teaching you.

Would you consider

letting some other people know
that it is possible

to get from there

to where you sit?

- At Quantico,
undercover training

is the most rigorous challenge
you will face.

What we teach you here
will not only save your life

and your partner's life,

but also thousands
of American lives.

There is no more dangerous

nor important facet
of the FBI.

If you're in this class,

you need to hear from agents
who have been there,

who have lived it,

who have walked into the tunnel
with ice in their veins

and come out the other side.

- Rookies, this is
Special Agent Omar Zidan.

He's with us today
to lend us his expertise.

OA just completed
an undercover mission

out of our New York
field office.

He's been in the thick of it.

And he's gracious enough
to give us his time today.

- Two years ago I was sitting
right where you are.

See you on 9th Jan '19 !!!
Happy Holidays!!!