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[dramatic music]

[crowd chatter]

[whistle blows]

*

[distant shouting]

*

[shouting intensifies]

- Senator--
- That's okay, that's okay.

- People want to know
why you're in favor

of lifting sanctions
against Russia.

- What I'm in favor of
is ending the conflict

between Russia and Ukraine

and allowing our Ukrainian
friends to join NATO.

That's what this peace summit
is all about.

- Can you comment on a recent
article that accuses

your campaign of being
in ties with Russia?

- That article was fake news.

A smear tactic targeting
my re-election campaign.

- Are you suggesting your low
poll numbers are a result

of Russian hacking?

- Let me be clear.
I've never received any money

from Russia.
Ever.

- All right,
that's all we have time for.

- Thank you.

Michael, I thought you
were looking into

this fake news article.

- Still working on it,
but we do know it's not

connected to any legitimate
news source.

- So some basement blogger
is gonna lose me this election.

- [scoffs]
- Hmm?

*

I need a drink.

Please.

*

[grunts]

*

[creaking]

[curtain flapping]

*

Anna?

*

[cell phone rings]

*

There you are.

- Hi, sweetie.

How was your day?

- Exhausting.
How's the shopping?

- Oh, fantastic.

I just bought the cutest
little pair of red pumps.

- To go along with the six
pairs you brought with you?

Honey--
- Oh, come on..

You--You don't--
Oh my--

[smacks]

- Your obsession with shoes
is really getting--

- Oh, my--

No!
Help!

- [muffled screaming]
- Anna?

Anna, what's happening?

*

Anna!

*

- Go home, you Moskali dog,

or you'll never see
your wife again.

*

- Who is this?

Where's my wife?
Anna!

*

- Short line at customs?

- Perks of
a diplomatic passport.

- Why not just call it
what it is?

Get out of jail free card
for the well connected.

Where's Hart, by the way?

- Flew in from London.
Arrived this morning.

- Oh, good, so the world has
the carbon tax

because some senator's wife
got snatched.

- It's not just any senator.

Mitch Warren's on the armed
services committee.

- Also a close personal friend
to the Director

of National Intelligence.

- Oh, favor job.
Even better.

Hey, where's my stuff?

The most cutting edge
computer equipment

on the face of the planet?

- Yeah, keep your shirt on.

- Okay, good.

Wait a minute.
Okay, that's okay.

Thanks.
Oh, that's nice.

Great.

- Whoa, weapons.

Kevlar.

Stun grenades.

This is some rental.

- What's the daily rate
on a rig like this?

- I traded a truck full
of Soviet SA-7s for it.

- Obviously.
[cell phone beeps]

- All right, this is Hart.

Mills, she wants me to drop
you off at the hotel,

take you to the safe house,
get you set up.

- Okay, whatever.
- All right.

- My associate, Bryan Mills.

- Michael Fortman,
campaign manager.

- Thanks for coming.
- Sir.

- Beth Childers,
Senator's personal secretary.

- This is Theo,
Warren's body guard.

*

- Nasty cut.

- I was just, uh, telling them,

me and Anna,
we get to the car.

I...I, uh, open the trunk...

I see this guy out of
the corner of my eye

Wearing some kind
of a silver skeleton mask.

Next thing I know,
I wake up,

and Anna and the guy are gone.

*

- Who else knew your itinerary?

- No one outside the office.

- Did you notice anyone
following you?

- No.

*

- Thank you, Theo.
You can go now.

But please keep
this to yourself.

We don't want anyone
outside this room

knowing what's happened.

*

- Please don't judge
Theo too harshly.

- The fact is he was sloppy.

- Yes, I suppose.

But Theo and Anna have
been there for me

ever since my first
wife passed away.

- I understand Anna
was a volunteer

on your first senate campaign.

- After Brook died,
she began taking

my son to school.

Picking him up from practice.

Helping him with his homework.

*

We both just fell
in love with her.

I don't know where Brett and I
would be today

if it wasn't for Anna.

- [clears throat]

Did the kidnapper make
any demands?

- More like a threat.

Told the senator to go home

or he'd never see
his wife again.

- Would you like
to hear the call?

- You have the call on tape?

- All calls to the
senator's cell phone

are recorded automatically
and uploaded to a secure server

for later transcription.
- Fantastic.

I just bought the cutest
little pair of red pumps.

- To go along with the six
pairs you brought with you?

- Oh, come on. They--

Oh, my G--oh, my--

No! Help!
- Anna, what's happening?

Anna, what's going on?

Anna?

- Go home, you Moskali dog,

or you'll never see
your wife again.

- What is that word?
Moskali?

- It's Ukrainian slang.

- It's a reference
to your ties with Russia.

- But I don't have any ties.

- People only know
what they read.

*

- So now these
ridiculous rumors

are gonna cost me my wife?

*

I want Anna found.

And her kidnappers
brought to justice.

And I need it done quickly
and quietly.

*

- Don't worry, Senator.

We'll do our very best
to find her.

[indistinct chatter]

- Yikes.

What'd you trade
for this place?

A couple ICBMs?

- It's AirBNB.

- Look at that.

Roche Bobois sofa.

The standard bearer
for Euro trash chic.

Oh, super comfy, though.

- I didn't pick this place
for the furniture.

I picked it for the view.

You should be able to get the
clear, secure satellite link up

through this window.
- Yeah, okay.

Well, I'm gonna hunker down.

I'm gonna need some fuel.

We get per diem, right?

- Yeah, what do you need?

Caffeine?
Red Bull?

- Come on, man.
We're in Brussels.

Let's get some, uh,
steak frites, right?

Some mayo.

How about a nice, uh,
Belgian ale?

- Oh, okay.
Any other requests?

- Uh, waffles with
strawberries, right?

We're in Belgium.
- I'll get right on that.

- Thank you.
- All right.

- It's just
standard procedures.

All ops need to be
deconflicted with...

The CIA's Chief of Station.

[classical music plays]

- Nice to see you, Christina.

- You, too, Brie.

This is my associate
Bryan Mills.

- Ma'am.

- Christina and I were agency
newbies together.

Haven't seen you since, uh--
- Moscow, 2000.

*

- And now you're
Chief of Station.

- Hmm.
Sounds glamorous,

but it's mostly political.

*

So, Christina,
what brings you to my

neck of the woods?

- Uh, we're here
under diplomatic cover.

The NI has asked us
to help them

with a missing persons case.

But it doesn't touch
on CIA equities.

I mean, so far.

But I'll let you know.

[cell phone rings]

Actually, we need to go.

*

- I was hoping
for more of a reunion.

Rain check?
- Sure.

[dramatic music]

- Yeah?

- So I was able to track
the news story

about the senator's
ties to Russia.

- And?
- And it actually originated

from a server in Ukraine.

- Controlled by a militant
nationalist group

called Red Hate.
- I've heard of them.

Staunchly anti-Russian.

- Yeah, also known
for distributing propaganda,

hacking, kidnapping,
a little murder.

All right, look.

Look what I pulled
off their web site.

*

- Santana, I want you and Mills
on the next flight to Ukraine.

*

- You sure this
is the right place?

- Kilroy tracked the server
to this address.

*

Hey, hey.
We're being watched.

- Let's see if anybody's home.

[pounding]
Hello?

- Mills!

- Anyone there?
- Take it easy! Mills!

*

- Oh.
They won't come to us,

we'll go to them.

- What are you doing?

- You opted for the full
insurance package, right?

- Yeah.
So?

- You got nothing
to worry about.

[car engine turns over]

- Hey.

Hey!

[engine revs]

[crashing]

- [speaking Ukrainian]

[gunfire]

[intense music]

[blows landing]

[grunting]

*

[grunting]

*

[smacks]

*

[guns cocking]

- Drop it!

*

Great plan.

*

- Now, just FYI,
I used my personal credit card

to rent that vehicle.

- The company will
reimburse you.

- That's not the point.

You were reckless,
and now we're both prisoners.

- Well, at least you're inside.

- [speaking Ukrainian]

[opera music plays]

- [grunts]

*

- You come here,
you attack my home,

you disturb my kitchen.

- [speaking Ukrainian]

- I said to myself,
whoever these two heroes are,

they must have a death wish.

So, any last words?

- I hear that Red Hate
makes the best salo.

*

- Ah, you have tasted salo.

- Many times.

I was in the Ukraine for the
first Battle of Mariupol.

My team supported
Spetznek Sumiga

at Timietzky.

*

- Mmm.

I remember.
I was there, too.

Dozens of separatists
were killed.

*

Libiki was a great commander,
hmm?

- Three separatists
were killed,

but 60 were captured.

And it was Zupko
who led the unit.

*

- [chuckles]

*

Hardest days came
after your team left.

*

Your hands.

*

[slicing]

I will never forget
the help you gave us, hmm?

*

I'm Christian.

- Bryan.

- So, what can I do
for you comrade, hmm?

- Someone wearing
a mask like this

just kidnapped the wife
of a US senator.

- That mask is a symbol
of resistance used by many

in our situation.

- You also posted an article
online claiming

the same senator
had ties with Russia.

- Mmm.

Ande.

[speaking Ukrainian]

- It's true, but the post came
from an outside contributor.

We have many.
- Mmm.

*

- I'm gonna need a name.

- That just won't be possible.
Mmm?

You see, while I do not condone
the kidnappings of Americans,

I must protect the identities
of those fighting

on the front lines.

- Even if they're sadistic
subversives?

*

- You're more than welcome
to stay and share our salo.

And horilka, of course.

- We'd be delighted.
- Yeah.

*

[speaking Ukrainian]

all: Hey!

- [half-heartedly]
Hey.

[all grunting]

- So much for being vegan.

*

- I have to thank you
for your hospitality.

But unfortunately
we have to go.

- [groans]
Mmm-hmm.

*

- [speaking Ukrainian]

- Ivan, I'm sure our new
friends will find a way

to make it up to us, hmm?
Right, Bryan?

*

- Of course.

*

[grunts]

[speaking Ukrainian]

- Thank you for this.

[car door opens]

- What are you doing?
- You lose something?

You need to be careful.

A lot of personal information
on your phone.

You never know
who might find it.

- What do you want?

- I need to know who wrote the
article about Senator Warren.

- I can't tell you that.

- This your wife?

Hilia?

[dramatic music]

Does she know you're
having an affair?

*

Judging by these texts,
it's been going on a while.

*

Perhaps I should say something.
- No.

Please.
- Give me a name.

You're running out of time.

- His name is Serge Ivanavich.

*

You could do better.

*

- [speaking foreign language]

- Serge Ivanavich is
a Ukrainian activist

who likes to post protest
videos to social media.

- What's he doing?
- Burning the Russian flag.

- Subtle.

- How do we know
that's our man?

- He's been ranting
about the senator

since two days
before the summit.

Here, look.

- "Senator Warren
is not our friend.

He is a Moskali dog
who deserves to suffer."

- It's the same word
the kidnappers used.

When was this posted?

- The day before
the kidnapping.

- Looks like he's still
posting them.

- Yes, but lucky for us,
Serge isn't hip to the dangers

of social media tracking,
so I was able to map

his whereabouts during
his last eight postings.

- That's near the alley
where Anna was taken.

Posted just minutes after.

- 15 minutes earlier, he was
about a dozen blocks away.

- Which means he wasn't
following her.

He knew exactly when and where
she was gonna be.

*

- So this lunatic kidnapped
Anna because I happened

to support the lifting
of Russian sanctions?

- It appears that way.

- But you're close
to finding him?

- My people are on it.

*

In the meantime,
is it possible that someone

inside your office could be
working with the kidnapper?

- No, of course not.

My staff are loyal.
They've all been vetted.

- Your wife was kidnapped
in broad daylight

in an alleyway
off a busy street.

The person who did this
knew her schedule.

They knew when and
where to take her.

*

- Christina, I appreciate
how good you are at your job.

And I'm sure in your
line of work

it's difficult to trust people.

But nobody on my team would
ever put Anna in any danger.

Ever.

*

- So, our genius kidnapper
used his credit card

to rent a black Mercedes
from the airport.

- So, how are things with you
and, uh, Captain America?

- You mean Mills?
- Mmm-hmm.

- We're fine.
Why?

- No, I just, uh,
you know,

he's got a bit of a reputation.

You know,
doesn't play well with others.

But from what I've managed
to dig up,

neither do you, so--

- Well,
I think I can handle myself.

- Oh, I'm sure you can.

Just, you know,
SF's a different breed.

You know that during
the Cold War,

they used to practice
parachuting by strapping

nukes to their, uh,
baby makers?

- That's fascinating.
What is your point?

- Yeah, no, it's just guys
like Mills are trained

not to see risk, you know?

I hate for you to get caught
in the crossfire.

It's like my, uh, my old boss
the Dalai Lama used to say.

- No, you did not work
for the Dalai Lama.

- Hmm, nice guy.
Likes to fix watches.

You're not gonna believe this.

- That he likes to fix watches,
no.

- Serge just posted.

*

I have his location.

It's a foreclosed farm house.

Nearest neighbor's
a quarter mile away.

- Perfect place
to stash a hostage.

*

- [grunts]
So...

How do you wanna play it?

- Well, I could gun it.
Blow through the front door.

- Sounds good to me.

- I was kidding.

*

- Let's go.

*

[knocking]

*

[gunfire]

*

[gunfire]

[glass shattering]

*

[explosion]

*

- Stop!

[gunfire]

*

[tires squealing]

[gunfire]

*

[popping]

*

- [moans]

- Anna Warren?

My name is Bryan Mills.

I'm here to take you home.

- [crying]
- You're safe.

[dramatic music]

*

- What's this?
Another protest?

- We'll go in the back.

Use the service entrance.

*

- Mitchell.

Mitchell?
- Oh, honey.

- [crying]

- I'm so glad you're okay.

What did they do to you?

- No, I'm all right.

It is all thanks to this man.

- Words cannot express
my gratitude.

- There's no need.

What's with all
the press outside?

- Rumors of Anna's kidnapping
made the news.

- A leak?
- Well, that doesn't matter.

Now that she's back,
I'll just release a statement

denying the whole thing.
[sniffs]

- Oh, Mitchell.

Are you sure you wanna do that?

- I am not gonna let the press
put you through the ringer.

- Oh no, no, no, no, no.

I'm fine.

But if you deny the kidnapping,

you risk tarnishing
your reputation

as an honest politician.

- What do you suggest?

- Well, for now,
just say no comment.

Let's let the rumors
be what they are.

You need to make the summit
your number one priority.

- The safest course of action

is to fly you both
back to the States.

- Not until after
the reception.

- I'm hosting an event tonight
here at the hotel.

Everybody from the summit
will be there.

- It's our last chance to get
movement on a peace accord.

It's our whole purpose
for being here.

- Ma'am, you do realize
that the kidnapper

is still out there?

- Luckily we've got you
to protect us.

- What happened
in Moscow was tragic.

But I hate that our friendship
ended up as collateral damage.

[classical music plays]

- [sighs]
It was just easier for me

to cut ties with anyone
who knew what had happened.

*

Scorched earth.

- I understand.

*

I just..

I miss our talks.

It's hard enough being a woman
in this business.

It would be nice if I had
someone I could trust.

- You can still trust me, Brie.

*

- The CIA has a reason
to believe

that there's a Russian
spy working

in Senator Warren's campaign.

- So there is a mole.

- We think this person leaked
Anna's kidnapping

in an attempt to make
the Ukrainians look bad.

- And take heat
off the senator.

- If he's their source,
makes sense that the mole

would try to protect
him politically.

- So what do you want from us?

*

[dramatic music]

- You have access to the
senator's inner circle.

I want you to help us
smoke out that mole.

*

- So, outside of Warren,
only three people knew

about the kidnapping.

To find the mole,
we need to determine

each person's susceptibility
to recruitment.

*

- Theo Granger.

Dishonorably discharged
from the Army

for striking a senior officer.

- Which makes him angry,
but not a traitor.

- Joined Warren's staff in '06,

but the senator pays
him personally.

According to his W2s,
he hasn't had a raise in years.

- So financially vulnerable.
- Mmm-hmm.

- What about the
campaign manager?

- Yeah, this guy.

Michael Fortman.

Your classic Ivy League
fail upper.

He graduated last in his class
at Dartmouth,

but comes from a politically
connected family.

He's worked on campaigns
on both sides of the aisle.

The last two have been busts.

- So he can't afford
to lose a third.

- Yeah, and he's got,
uh, two DUIs.

- Hmm, so alcohol.
Another weakness.

- Mmm-hmm.
- What about her?

- Ah, yes.

What about her?

Beth Childers.

Warren's assistant,
and my personal favorite.

She dated a, uh, an employee
at the Russian embassy

fisheries department
for two years.

They broke up online,
but they're still in touch.

- So why is she your favorite?

- 'Cause she'll date a guy
in the fisheries department.

- Meaning there's hope for you?

- You know, Vera Wang
does do cammo.

- Any luck nailing
down our mole?

- Our best guess is one
of these three.

- You know, a bunch of calls
were made to news agencies

from the senator's
private office.

- You two should go.

We'll update you
if we hear anything.

- All right.

[classical music plays]

*

- I gotta say, for a woman
who just got kidnapped,

she looks amazing.

Check out those heels.

- You got a 20
on the campaign manager?

- Fortman's at the bar.

That is his third Manhattan,
but who's counting?

- You, obviously.

- Hey, I notice things
about people.

[cell phone rings]

- Heads up.
It's Hart.

- The hotel security footage
came through.

It's Fortman.

[dramatic music]

*

- You're coming with me.

[classical music plays]

- I'm not going anywhere.

*

- We know you leaked the story
of Anna's kidnapping.

*

- So what if I did?

*

Look, it wasn't my idea.

There's a lot going on
that you don't know about.

*

I was under orders.

- Orders from who?

- [choking]

- He's been poisoned.

Call an ambulance.

[dramatic music]

Excusez moi.
Excusez moi.

- Michael, stay with me.

[banging]

Look at me, look at me.
Stay with me.

[shaking]

Relax, relax, relax.

Breathe.
Michael, breathe.

- Give me some room.

- Hart's at the hospital.

Campaign manager's
in critical condition.

- What kind of poison?

- It was some kind
of neurotoxin.

Doctor says you saved his life.

Charcoal neutralized
most of the poison.

- Fortman admitted to leaking
Anna's kidnapping to the press.

But he said he
was under orders.

- By who?

- Well, maybe we're about
to find out.

You got a credit card?

[dramatic music]

*

[clicking]

- So, what are we looking for?

- Anything that might tell us
who he's working with.

*

And voilà.

- Well, I don't think that
card will open a safe.

- You got a crowbar in there?

- Something better.

Jet cord.

Don't leave home without it.

*

[classical music plays]

[banging]

[dramatic music]

*

- Shouldn't take too long to
search through this guy's data.

And if there's anything
incriminating, we'll find it.

- I spoke with Brussels PD.

Two kayakers found the body
of our Ukrainian kidnapper

in the Yser river,
Serge Ivonovich,

shot in the back
of the head.

- Professional hit.

- Prelim exam suggests the body
had been in the water

a minimum of 72 hours.

- But that means that he was
dead before Anna was taken.

- Someone killed Serge
and framed him

for Anna's kidnapping.

- Yeah, well, it looks like
before he died

he sent the campaign
manager an E-mail.

- What's that?

- It's a statement
from Earthspring.

- The environmental charity?

- Yeah, it's a 501(c)(4),
actually,

which means they don't have
to disclose their donors.

- Why is that important?

- Well, 'cause according
to this statement,

98% of Earthspring's funding
comes from Russian oligarchs.

- Earthspring
is a big political donor

to Senator Warren's campaign.

- So the fake news story about
his ties to Russia was true?

- Warren's been funneling money
to his campaign

through a Russian-backed
charity.

- And of the two people
who knew that,

one is dead and the other
is on life support.

*

It's time to talk
to the senator.

- Yes, Michael brought this
to my attention.

He claimed the author
of this article

gave it to him as proof
his allegations were true.

- So you had no idea that
Earthspring was funded

by the Russians?
- No.

And frankly, I still find it
hard to believe.

- Well, someone believed it
enough to poison Fortman

and kill a Ukrainian
separatist

and frame him
for Anna's kidnapping.

- But for what
possible purpose?

- To discredit him
and his entire story.

- By the way, have you seen
the latest poll numbers?

It seems you're back
in the lead.

- Are you insinuating that
I set up my wife's kidnapping

to crush a story?

*

- You ever hear
of charm school?

- It's a covert program
in the '80s

where Russian-born children
were adopted

by American families
and used as spies.

- Where are you
going with this?

- The CIA has proof that faked
intelligence provided

to your office was leaked
to the Russians.

- And you think I have
something to do

with this charm school?

Ridiculous.
- Well, you fit the profile.

Adopted from overseas
as a child,

birth records
conveniently lost.

- Your political position
allows you access

to classified secrets.

And there's the Russian money
propping up your campaign.

- You sold out the country
that raised you, Senator.

You're going to jail.

- I'm here to offer
you a way out.

You can flip sides.

Work with us against
the Russians.

- You think I'm a spy?

*

I'm a decorated Marine!

With a career dedicated
to serving my country.

How dare you impugn
my reputation?

[knocking]

*

- Hospital called.

Fortman's out of danger.

Should regain
consciousness soon.

- Well, maybe now we'll finally
find out what really happened.

*

- Hold it right there.

*

Step away from that--

[smacks]
[grunts]

[intense music]

- [groaning]

[blow lands]
- [grunts]

- [shouting]

[blows landing]

*

[grunting]

*

[punch landing]

*

[grunting]

*

- You might as well
tell us who you are.

'Cause, you know, we're gonna
find out soon enough anyway.

And once we find out
who you are,

then you're gonna tell us
who hired you

to kidnap Anna Warren.

[dramatic music]

[cell phone beeps]

- Hey, I got
a fingerprint match.

His name is Vladmir Korchinko.

He's former Russian FSB.

- Former FSB.
Who do you work for now, Vlad?

*

- He's a private
military contractor.

- Which we know is a cover
for the Kremlin Secret Police.

- You're gonna love this.

Our friend Vlad here
is a suspected member

of a specialized squad
that killed 100 Ukrainian

anti-government protestors
back in 2014.

- I remember that story.

*

Shooting unarmed civilians
from the safety of a rooftop.

Did you get a medal for that,
Vlad?

*

- I think it's time you met
some of my other friends.

*

These guys have come
a long way,

so I suggest you be nice.

*

- I've been waiting a long time
to meet you.

*

Vladmir, I'm Christian,

leader of the Red Hate
resistance.

I think you heard of us,
hmm?

You see, me and my comrades,

we have a pledge.

If we ever find and...

[chuckles]

Get our hands on the cowards

who slaughtered our countrymen
that day in Kiev...

*

We will not kill them.

We will make them...suffer.

Hmm?

An hour of terrible pain
for every single soul

who died that day.

Hmm?

*

- I'll tell you what
you wanna know.

- Give us a moment.

*

So, who ordered you
to kidnap Anna Warren?

*

- You don't understand.

Anna was never kidnapped.

- What do you mean?

- I'm saying you have no idea
who you're dealing with.

The person that
you think is Anna...

*

Doesn't exist.

*

Natalia Likeshenka
is the greatest patriot

that Russia has ever produced.

She was sent to America
as a child with one goal.

To spy for Russia.

She may seem like
she's one of you,

but she's actually one of us.

People like Anna,
men tell her things.

But she has everyone fooled.

Her husband,
his staff,

their friends,
you.

She's ruthless.

She's not gonna let anything
stand in her way.

*

- But my failure to
kill Fortman has exposed her.

*

She has no choice
but to disappear.

*

Like a puff of smoke.

[dialing phone number]

[cell phone rings]

- Hello?
- It's Mills.

Find Anna.

Don't let her
out of your sight.

- What? Why?
- Just do it.

*

Are we square?

- Mmm-hmm.

- Wait.
We made the deal?

- That's impossible.

*

I don't negotiate
with terrorists.

*

- I was only following orders.

Please.

*

- There you are.

[gunshot]
[grunts]

*

[elevator dings]

[gunshot]

- How's Senator Warren?

- Still groggy.
Physically fine.

One of my team is with him now.

- Just got word the bodyguard,
Theo,

died on the way
to the hospital.

- [sighs]

And we still have no idea
where Anna might be headed?

- I've got more case officers
at the airport

and the train station,
but considering her skill set,

she's probably already gone.

- Taking the secrets
of charm school with her.

- And the identities
of who knows how many

deep cover spies.

*

Gotta admit, I'm impressed.

Fooling a bunch of outsiders
is one thing.

How did she manage
to hoodwink her own husband?

- Well, love is blind.

You always believe the best
about the person

sleeping next to you.

- Excuse me.

The senator says
he's leaving now.

*

- Whatever we forget,
we can send for.

*

- I know this is difficult,
Senator,

but did Anna ever
mention any friends?

Or a favorite city?

*

Something that might
help us find her.

- What does it matter?

Everything she ever told me
was a lie.

*

What do I tell my son?

*

That his stepmother--
a woman he came to love

probably more than me--
was a Russian spy...

*

Who only pretended to care
about us?

- Senator,

I've spoken to the director.

He says he's going
to do everything he can

to help you get through this.

- I'm sorry,
I have to go.

*

- [sighs]

*

I feel for the guy.

[door closes]

*

I don't know how you get over
a betrayal like that.

*

- You don't.

*

First it feels
like you're suffocating.

And then you just wanna crawl
into a hole and die.

*

Over time the pain fades.

You just...

*

Pick up the pieces.

Life goes on.

But you never really...

truly trust again,
not like you did before.

- Who was he?

*

- Someone I worked with
in Moscow.

*

His betrayal nearly crushed me.

*

It certainly torpedoed
my career

and got my best asset arrested.

- Arrested?

Or executed?

*

- Yeah.

*

[door closes]

*

[boat whistles blowing]

*

- You see anything?

- Not yet.

*

Wait.
Six o'clock, pink scarf.

*

- [grunts]

[speaking German]

- My mistake.

Sorry.

*

It wasn't her.

[woman speaking
foreign language over PA]

They're getting aboard.
- She's a pro.

She probably changed her
appearance already.

Died her hair.

How are we ever gonna
identify her?

*

- They weren't in her closet.

- What?

*

- Red shoes.
They weren't in her closet.

*

- [speaking foreign language]
- Champaign.

Seems a little early
to be celebrating.

- How did you find me?

- Dimenhydrinate.

For motion sickness.

Figured someone might
be taking a boat ride.

- I have a delicate stomach.

- Never would have guessed.

- So what happens now?

- That's up to the CIA.

You've already killed
at least three men,

who knows how many others.

My guess is you're going away.

[dramatic music]

- You fool.

All I have to do is scream.

- Then scream.

- [screams]

[gags]

*

- Too much Champaign.

- Anna was the strongest woman
I ever knew.

*

So I wasn't surprised when she
asked that her illness

be kept private.

- And there it is.

Another lie foisted upon
the unsuspecting public.

- Anna's not dead.

CIA's trading her
to the Russians

for two American operatives.

- She collapsed on our flight
home from Brussels.

Heroic attempts were made
to revive her, but--

- You know,
I feel bad for the kid.

His first mom dies,
second mom's a spy.

- First mom was murdered,
you mean.

Probably poisoned.

That's Anna's signature move.

- Needless to say,
Brett and I are devastated.

And there are some people
who think I should step down.

*

But Brett and I
talked it over.

*

And we feel the best way
to honor Anna's memory

is for me to stay in the race.

[cheers and applause]

Thank you.

- I mean,
there's proof right there

that the news is just
an echo chamber

delivered by an algorithm
on social media.

I mean, soon the entire world
is gonna be run

by a handful
of semi imperial nation states.

- Yeah.

You know what I really
love about you?

- What's that?
- How you always see

the bright side of things.
- Mmm, thanks.

*

[cell phone rings]

*

- We've been monitoring
Brett's phone.

*

- Russian's a little rusty.

What does it say?

- "I'm proud of you.
Love, A."

*

- What did he text back?

*

- "Miss you."

*

- Seems harmless enough.

- Yeah, till it isn't.

*

- How did you know
she'd contact him?

- Something Warren said,

about how much
Brett loved Anna.

- So what do we do?
Arrest Brett?

- Uh-uh.

We watch.

And we wait.

Eventually the Russians
may try to activate him.

Maybe in five years,
maybe in ten.

But when they do,
we'll be one step ahead.

- That's a long time
to do nothing.

*

- Welcome to the spy game.

[suspenseful music]

*