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Previously on 24.

Listen, I've been thinking a
lot about what we talked about.

I want to move back
to Los Angeles with you.

Really? Yeah.

- You're coming
with us tonight?
- If it's okay.

Dad, I don't know what
to say. I'm so happy.

Victor, what are you doing here?
How the hell did you find me?

- I have information.
- I'm out. I don't work
for the government anymore.

Well, this you're gonna want to
hear. There's a big hit going down.

President Hassan at the
U.N... He's getting taken out.

- When?
- Today, before he can sign
this thing with Taylor.

My country agrees to abandon
the pursuit of nuclear weapons.

But our terms, Mr. President,

were that the inspectors themselves
would be American, not I.A.E.A.

This is the message that you
send to the rest of the world,

- and then you wonder why
we don't want to negotiate.
- Farhad.

Please excuse my
brother's passion.

We need to resolve this issue
before we can move forward.

Find a way to give
him what he wants.

This man is a
once-in-a-lifetime leader.

- I'm, uh, stuck outside.
- I'll take care of it.

This woman poses no threat
to me or the peace process.

- But you are married.
- I've done nothing reckless.

Just reinstate Ms.
Reed's clearance now.

Unless you want to destroy everything
that he's worked for, stay away from him.

The brother revoked my clearance,
but I had Hassan reinstate it.

I know I'm behind
schedule, but it'll get done.

Excuse me, Mr. Hastings. Jack Bauer's
on line three. He needs to talk to you.

Bauer?

I'm with an informant
that I used to run...

who's claiming he's got intel on an
assassination attempt on President Hassan.

And what does Mr. Aruz want
in return for his information?

C.T.U. protection and immunity.

I'll send a chopper
to pick you up.

Don't stop for
anything. Keep going.

You need to get him out of
here. He's losing a lot of blood.

Hastings wants to
debrief you back at C.T.U.

I'm not going back to C.T.U.
I delivered him. I'm done.

No, Mr. Bauer. I
got a flight to catch.

- That's it?
- Get down!

Tell me what you know. The
hitter has someone on the inside,

close to Hassan.

The following takes place
between 5:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m.

It's done. Aruz is
no longer a problem.

But we don't know
how much he told C.T.U.

We need to accelerate the hit.

Sir, Agent Ortiz is calling in.

Put him through. I
want everyone on this.

Comm channel 235.
All right, go ahead.

This is Cole. Where
are those E.M.T.s?

They should be there any
second. How's the rest of your team?

Hurley's injured. Torres
and Johnson are dead.

What happened?

Look, those drones are
supposed to have antiballistics.

Why didn't they
take out the missile?

We're still running the diagnostic.
This should've never happened.

We should've had another
team checking those buildings.

We can discuss this at
a later time, Agent Ortiz.

Yes, sir. Bauer
wants to talk with you.

Put him on the phone. Stand by.

Jack, I have
Mr. Hastings on the line.

Mr. Hastings, Victor Aruz
told me right before he died...

that the assassin is working with
someone very close to President Hassan.

Did you get a name?
No, not before he died.

You believe him? Normally, I wouldn't
trust him as far as I could throw him.

He was dying, sir. He
had no reason to lie.

All right. We're on it.

I need you and Cole
back here to debrief.

Mr. Hastings, I already gave
one of your agents my statement.

I need you back here.

Yeah. Mr. Bauer?

Fine. We're on our way.

Mr. Hastings. Yes?

I may have a lead
on that insider.

What do you mean? I just picked
up an unauthorized access...

in one of the secure
databases at the U.N.

How do you know it's unauthorized?
Because they bypassed...

the main access page and
went through a back-end server.

The only reason to do that...

is if you're trying to cover
your tracks. Stay on it.

Let me know if you
trace the source.

And put O'Brian on this too, if
you don't think she'll slow you down.

No. She's doing
much better, sir.

I'm gonna call
Taylor's chief of staff.

They need to know this insider
could be moving against Hassan.

Mr. President, you are under a
great deal of pressure at home...

from an active opposition
to this peace agreement.

They believe that by dismantling
your nuclear weapons programs,

you're surrendering to the West.

How do you respond
to those charges?

The only thing we
are surrendering...

is the cloud of
antagonism and mistrust...

under which we have
lived for far too long.

This is a victory for my people.

It marks an end to isolation,
and will bring economic stability...

to my country for the
first time in decades.

How do you propose
economic stability...

when your people are so divided?

- This is Weiss. Did you bring in Victor Aruz?
- I'm afraid not, sir.

There was an ambush and Aruz
was killed, along with two of our men.

Damn it. Before Aruz died,

he shared some very
troubling information.

Now, he claimed that someone
close to President Hassan...

has been conspiring
with the assassin.

Now, we don't have a name
yet, but we are pursuing a lead.

Tell me how... And
I'd better be impressed.

We're tracing what might be an unauthorized
entry into one of the U.N. servers.

- And you think this is
the person we're looking for?
- Well, we're optimistic.

Yeah, you better hope that
optimism translates into results.

Sir, until we
locate the insider,

you might want to consider
locking down President Hassan...

and postponing this conference.

That is not an
option, Mr. Hastings.

We are close to signing one
of the most important treaties...

in the history of this country.

You were put in charge of C.T.U. because
you said you could get the job done...

"Lean, mean and fast."
That's what you said.

President Taylor expects
you to deliver on those words.

- Yes, sir.
- I'll take this
to the president.

Keep me posted.

President Hassan and I still
have a great deal of work to do,

so we're gonna wrap this
up, but I would like to say...

that the president and I
chose the United Nations...

as the venue for these talks...

because the problems facing the
Middle East have become a world concern.

And President Hassan
and I are confident...

that this agreement
will lay the foundation...

for a lasting
peace in the region.

And we thank you for your time.

Madam President,
one more question...

Mr. President, I'll see
you after the break.

I look forward to
resuming it. Thank you.

Madam President, I
just spoke with C.T.U.

There's been a development
regarding the threat to Hassan.

We need to speak in private.

- That is really wonderful.
- Thank you. I'll join you later.

No, security access.

Hello.

You were terrific.

It's not about me. It's the
message that's important.

I just hope no one could
see how nervous I was.

Well, you hid it well.

Are you here? Yes, on my way up.

Do you still have
time to see me?

I've been looking
forward to it all day.

When?

- What did you say?
- When can I see you?

I've got a half an hour
before the next session begins.

You meet me now, and we'll go
up to my private office together.

I'll tell my staff that you
requested an interview.

Perfect. I'll be right there.

I just ran a systems
check on the drone.

Sensors did pick up the
missile, but the drone didn't fire.

Why not? I won't know until I
have a chance to take it apart.

Mr. Hastings, I don't want to
sound like I'm covering my own ass,

but I did tell you that
the antimissile system...

had not been tested in
an urban environment.

I know what you said, Arlo.

You just find out what went
wrong, and you get back to me.

Mr. Hastings, I was right. Someone
hacked into the U.N. database.

They downloaded
security protocols,

schematics to the U.N. and
Hassan's personal itinerary.

I was able to trace
an I.P. address.

Did you get a name? Chloe's
into the computer's registry.

She should have it by now.

- Almost there.
- Come on, Chloe.

Saying that isn't gonna
make it happen any faster.

There. The computer's owner is
listed as Meredith Michelle Reed.

She's a reporter working
for the New York Courier.

She's doing a profile on Hassan.

- Applied for a security
clearance at the U.N.
- Did she get it?

My God. What?

She's there now.

U.N. Security logged
her in 15 minutes ago.

- She's at the press conference.
- Put me through
to U.N. Security.

You're clear. Go
ahead. Thank you.

Okay. Go ahead.

This is Brian Hastings,
director of C.T.U.

We have a possible on-site
threat to President Hassan.

- Do you have an I.D.?
- Her name is Meredith Reed.

She has a press
security clearance.

We're sending a
photograph to your P.D.A.

We just got a call about a
threat to President Hassan.

The U.N. gave us access
to their surveillance feed.

Facial recognition software
is sweeping the area now.

Got a match. Northeast
corner, moving toward Hassan.

Located the suspect.
She's 10 yards from Hassan.

East side of the press section.

Green top, black
skirt, black jacket.

There she is. Go.
Go, go, go, go, go.

Everybody, move back.
What are you doing?

Move back!

I'm a reporter. I
have clearance.

- Move back!
- Meredith?

I'm a journalist. I'm a
journalist. I have credentials.

We got a call from C.T.U. about a threat
to your life. Keep moving. Keep moving.

Mr. President?

Come on. You're
making a mistake.

Let us through here.

The suspect's name
is Meredith Reed.

She's a journalist
profiling Hassan.

Now, our operating
theory is that...

she's been using her
access to gain security intel,

which she's been
feeding to the assassin.

Ms. Reed is being
transported back here right now.

My hope is that she will give
us the name of the assassin...

so that we can put
an end to this threat.

Refer to your digital
briefing packets for specifics.

Mr. Hastings, I just received
a preliminary report...

- from the team sweeping
Ms. Reed's apartment.
- And?

They recovered the files stolen
from the U.N. database off her laptop.

It looks like we
found our insider.

They also found a large
file that couldn't be opened.

It's been encrypted with
intelligence-grade software.

I want you to find out
what's inside that file.

- It's on its way over
as we speak.
- Good.

Excuse me. Does anyone think this happened
a little too fast and a little too easily?

Things do happen a little faster
in here than what you're used to.

I know. You keep reminding me.

I might not be up to speed...

on all your software, but I know if
someone doesn't want to be found,

they don't leave behind code fragments
that could lead to an I.P. address.

Unless, of course, they were in
a hurry and they had to improvise.

Maybe, but then why would
you go through all that trouble,

and leave a huge red
flag for everyone to find?

- What is your point?
- It's like someone wanted us
to find her.

I just think we should
continue to vet this...

until we're sure that we
have the right person.

We are vetting this
from every angle.

I appreciate your concerns.
We'll keep them in mind.

- In other words,
"Shut up, Chloe."
- That's not what he said.

- Well, that's what I heard.
- All right,
you made your point.

Chloe, thanks.

All right, one last thing.

Ms. Reed has spent a lot of time
on assignment in the Middle East.

I want to cross-check all of her movements
with those of known terrorist groups.

- Let's get moving.
- Yes, sir.

Chloe.

Jack Bauer should
be here any second.

I want you to
handle his debrief.

You're taking me off the floor?

I think you'll be better
utilized debriefing Mr. Bauer.

Go set up. Thank you, sir.

I'm walking in now.

Give me the home phone
numbers for Torres and Johnson.

Nobody speaks to
their wives before me.

Cole, before you
make your report,

I want you to keep something
in mind. What's that?

I know you asked for more boots on the
ground, but what happened, happened.

There's nothing we
can do about that.

You put your opinion on record,

it's going to flag an
internal review from Division.

It's only going to hurt
us moving forward.

Clear.

Mr. Bauer, Brian Hastings.

Sorry about the loss
of your men. Thank you.

You'll be glad to know the lead
you got from Victor Aruz panned out.

You telling me that you've
already found the insider?

Her name is Meredith Reed. She's a journalist
who was covering the peace conference.

She was stealing files
off the U.N. servers.

Now, we wouldn't have gotten
this far without your help. Thank you.

Now, Chloe O'Brian's waiting to
debrief you. Shouldn't take long.

I just need to make a
phone call first. Excuse me.

We need to be on
the same page here.

I think you can understand that.

Sir, you're asking me to lie
on the record. I'm asking you...

to exercise some discretion.

There's an assassin out there.

We don't need people
second-guessing how we do things.

Well, maybe you'd
like to debrief for me.

All right, let's
get you in here.

- Hello.
- Hey, sweetheart, it's me.

- Hey, where are you?
- C.T.U.

C.T.U.? Does this have anything to
do with what's going on at the U.N.?

Yes, but I promise I won't be long. I
just need to give them a statement,

and I'm going to have
to meet you at the airport.

Dad, what's going on?

It's complicated. I'll
explain when I see you.

Okay, but we're coming
there to pick you up.

Sweetheart, you don't need to
do that. I want to. It's on the way.

Okay, I'll have Chloe
get you a security pass.

I'll see you soon. Bye.

Who was that? My father.

- Everything all right?
- I'm not sure.

Everyone said you were too young
and inexperienced to head up Field Ops,

but I believed you
could do the job.

Now, I need you to show the
same faith in me that I showed in you.

Keep our little
dispute off the record.

Where's Chloe? She's upstairs.

First room to the right.

Thank you.

Think about what I said.

Hey. Hey, Jack.

I'm sorry, but we gotta
do this kind of quick.

- I guess you heard about
the reporter they arrested.
- Yeah.

Well, I think we might have the wrong
person. Meredith Reed could be innocent.

Hastings said they found
evidence on her computer.

I know, but I think those
files may have been planted.

Look, I've been scanning
through the traffic cam footage...

from outside Meredith
Reed's apartment building.

Five minutes before the
intrusion into the U.N. server,

this man was going into the
service entrance of the building.

Ten minutes later, he left.

What if he went
into her apartment...

and used her laptop to
break into the servers?

Sounds a little thin.

Don't you think we found her kind of
fast, and that it was a little too easy?

Why are you showing me this?
Why don't you just take it to Hastings?

Hastings doesn't think
I know what I'm doing.

He won't listen to me.
He might listen to you.

Chloe, I'm here for my
debrief. Kim's on her way.

I'm leaving on a plane to Los
Angeles with my family in an hour.

I'm just asking you to talk
to him. It'll take 10 minutes.

If the assassin framed
Reed to create a diversion,

that means we have the
wrong person in custody,

that he still has someone
inside Hassan's delegation.

I'm sorry, Chloe.
It's not my problem.

Please, let's just
continue with the debrief.

Nor will they
confirm any fatalities.

There is no evidence
at this time to support...

the theory that the two
incidents are related.

We're still waiting for
an official statement...

as to why this
reporter was arrested.

At this time we can confirm
that her name is Meredith Reed.

So glad you're all right.

I can't believe this
happened. has yet to comment.

- In other news,
the helicopter explosion...
- It's hard to believe, Kayla.

I just don't understand how
this woman got so close to you.

She's a journalist. She
had security clearance.

Do all reporters get
these clearances? No.

But she's writing an article
on me. You know that, Dalia.

She was given special access.
You gave her that access?

Yes, I did. I did it.

This article was
important for me.

I wanted to get my message
across to the American public.

- That's the only reason?
- Yes, that's the only reason.

What other reason? If you have
something to say, then say it.

You should never have
let her into our lives.

- You put us all in danger.
- Please stop.

Excuse me.

I just spoke to the
U.N. press director.

We're going to make
a public statement.

Make sure I see it first.

Conclusion of the
press conference,

Hassan put to rest any doubts...

that these negotiations... Omar,
may I speak with you alone?

Economic instability
for his country.

"...distrust, under which we
have lived for far too long."

He went on to say the
treaty will bring economic...

Excuse us.

They've taken
Meredith Reed to C.T.U.

I can't believe
she's part of this.

What reason could she
have to help someone kill me?

What reason does any American
have to do anything? Money.

They found incriminating
files on her computer, Omar.

Whether you want to
believe it or not, she is guilty.

And she's going to talk.

I need to know what she's going
to tell them about your relationship.

Be honest with me.
Tell me everything.

It started three
months ago in B'Dar.

We met for an interview
in her hotel room.

Dalia and I had been fighting
that day. She used you, Omar.

She almost cost you your life.

And if this affair
becomes public,

it will destroy your credibility and
everything that you've worked for.

I don't need you to tell
me the consequences.

If she talks to the
Americans, you must deny it.

It never happened.

Look, Omar, I know you're thinking
you must do the honorable thing...

and confess the truth.

That would be a
terrible mistake.

I need to be with my family.

Yes? I just spoke
with my brother.

I told him to deny the affair.

What did he say? He's
going to consider it.

Press him harder. The reporter's
claims need to be discredited.

C.T.U. needs to continue to think
she's my contact on the inside.

I understand.

We only need another hour.

I'll be ready to move by then.

Arlo. Hey.

I need your help decrypting that
file they found on Reed's computer.

I broke off a section. It
should be on your screen.

- What filter do you want me
to run it through?
- Esquire Nine.

No problem. And, Arlo?

You can stop staring
at my breasts now.

So when are you going to drop
Captain America, find yourself a real man?

I'm still thinking about it.

Well, don't take too
long. I might lose interest.

Let me know what you find.

Dana Walsh.

Hello?

Dana Walsh. I like that.

You picked a good
name for yourself.

That's actually better than the
one your mama picked for you.

Whoever this is, I told
you to stop calling me.

Yeah, I know what
you told me, Jenny.

My name is not Jenny.

You must be mistaking me
for someone else. Oh, am I?

Yes. That's funny,

'cause you sound a lot
like this girl I used to know...

from Rock Springs
named Jenny Scott.

She was a wild thing, man.
We used to do some crazy stuff.

The next time you call me, I
promise you I will contact the police.

Oh... Yeah? You know, I got a better
idea. Let's contact them right now.

I'm hanging up now. Hey,
don't hang up this phone.

I'm warning you,
Jenny, do not...

Hey.

Hey.

Whoa.

I was just gonna look for you.

I'm so glad that you're okay.

I'm sorry...

that I have been
so distant lately.

It's just, I don't ever
want to lose you.

Don't worry.

Why am I here?
This is a mistake.

Damn it, who's in charge here?

Tell Mr. Weiss
there's nothing yet,

but I'll call him as soon
as we have news. Thanks.

Brian Hastings,
director of C.T.U.

Look, I don't know who the
hell you people think you are,

but I want an attorney, and I demand
to know what I'm being charged with.

We found the files,
Ms. Reed. What files?

On your computer in your apartment.
You searched my apartment?

We found six documents on your laptop
that were stolen from the U.N. servers.

What documents?

Relating to the security
arrangements for the peace conference.

You're here because we
know that you're part of a plan...

to assassinate President Hassan.

Wait. What?

Please don't waste my time. The
evidence against you is clear-cut.

No, no, no. Listen to me.
You're making a mistake.

If there are files on my computer,
then someone put them there.

Now, you listen to me. I'm giving
you a chance to help yourself...

by telling us what you know.

I need the name of the
assassin, how to find them,

and we talk about you
avoiding the death penalty.

You're wrong. You've
got the wrong person.

Take her to Interrogation.
Full biometric package.

- I'll be there shortly.
- This way, ma'am.

- Mr. Hastings?
- You're done
with your debrief?

- Yeah. Can I talk to you?
- Not a good time, Mr. Bauer.

Meredith Reed might
be telling you the truth.

Is this coming from
O'Brian? I told her to drop this.

Yeah, well, she
didn't. She found this.

They were taken from traffic
cams near Ms. Reed's apartment.

Check out the time stamps.

It shows this man entering the
building through the service entrance...

almost five minutes before the
intrusion into the U.N. servers.

It shows him leaving the
building almost immediately after.

- So?
- Chloe talked
to the building manager.

There was no scheduled maintenance
today, no packages delivered.

And this is your evidence?

I'm looking at an apartment
building, where dozens of people live,

- coming and going
all day long.
- Look, I understand.

All I'm saying is that it is possible
that someone broke into the apartment...

and used her computer
to steal the documents.

- All you need to do is send a
couple agents to check it out.
- I just don't see it.

And I can't waste valuable resources
because Chloe O'Brian has a theory.

Chloe and I have worked
together for a long time.

And trust me, she's someone
you might want to listen to.

She's very good
at what she does.

And if she's right, the assassin's
got you looking in the wrong place,

and you will get bit.

Mr. Bauer, I have
a suspect in hand...

with a file she felt
damning enough to encrypt.

That's where I'm going to focus my
resources. Now, if you will excuse me.

I hate this place.

He's not gonna help, is he?

We have to follow this lead. If
they have the wrong person...

Chloe, I did what you
asked. I talked to Hastings.

If he doesn't want to listen that's
his mistake, but it's not my problem.

To be honest with
you, it's not yours either.

What about the
threat against Hassan?

What about the peace conference?
Doesn't any of that matter to you?

What if Hastings knows
something you don't?

Look, I'm sorry.

Kim's waiting for me outside.

- I've got to go.
- Jack.

You've come to me for help many
times, and I've never let you down.

You've asked me
to do crazy things,

and I've always taken your side.

Please. Help me.

I can't do this by myself.

I'm sorry.

I-I can't.

Not this time.

Not me.

- Hey. Hey, you.
- Look what I made.

Let me see.

That's Daddy, that's Mommy...

and that's me and
that's you. See?

- That's you, Grandpa.
- It's beautiful, sweetheart.

Dad, we need to talk.

Yeah. Here, honey.

Why don't you get Daddy to put
you in the car seat? We're ready to go.

What's wrong? I spoke to Chloe.

She told me what's
happening. Chloe called you?

No, I called her because you
wouldn't tell me what was going on,

so I decided to
find out for myself.

I know about the threat
to the peace conference,

that C.T.U. might
have the wrong suspect.

What's happening? Chloe had me
make her case to the head of C.T.U.

He wasn't convinced, and he
thinks he's got the right person.

But if he's wrong, then there's
still someone inside the U.N...

who's working with this
assassin? That's what Chloe thinks.

What do you think?

I think it's not my problem.

Dad. What?

I don't believe you.

I've never known you to walk
away from something like this.

If you have to
stay, it's all right.

You're not letting me
down. I understand.

Sweetheart, I want to go
with you. I know you do.

And there's nothing I want
more than for you to come with us.

I have been waiting
so long for this day.

We both have.

But if something terrible happens, and
you could have done something to stop it,

I don't think you'd be
able to live with yourself.

Dad, it's okay. You can go.

As soon as I'm finished
here, I will get on a plane...

and I will be in Los
Angeles. I promise.

Just be careful,
please. Come here.

I will.

I should tell Teri. No, no.

Let me do it.

Go ahead.

Go.

Okay.

Go on.

- You okay?
- Yeah, I'm fine,
but we should go.

Sweetie, Grandpa
has some work to do.

He can't fly with us, but
he'll come as soon as he can.

But he said he was coming today.

No, not today. But soon, okay?

All right, let's go.

- Jack...
- We need to find out
where your suspect went...

after he left Miss
Reed's apartment.

Start checking traffic cams.

Okay. I need to get a baseline
on her respiratory, cardio...

and dermal response,
so make her comfortable.

Start off with a few
softball questions.

Miss Reed, I think
we need a fresh start.

Now, you claim those files
were planted on your computer.

Fine. I'm willing to give
you the benefit of the doubt,

but you need to meet
me halfway... Talk to me.

Help me understand your
side of the story. Fair enough?

So, when was the first time
you met President Hassan?

About six months ago...

at a conference
of oil ministers.

I requested an
interview, and he agreed.

We met in his hotel lobby twice.

Hour... Hour and
a half, at the most.

Madam President.

Mr. President.

I want to thank you for wanting
to continue our negotiations.

I know it's a risk.

Madam President,
you are no stranger...

to making personal
sacrifices for your beliefs.

If the price for peace
is my life, so be it.

Now, we are doing
everything in our power...

to make sure that
that doesn't happen.

We've tightened
security measures here,

and C.T.U.'s top priority is to find
the people who are targeting you.

I appreciate that.

Madam President,

the woman you took into custody...
The reporter. Meredith Reed.

Yes. Is C.T.U. certain
that she is part of this plot?

Well, from what I understand,
the evidence against her...

- is quite incriminating.
- Have they found out
her reasons?

Well, Miss Reed is being
questioned as we speak.

I'll make sure whatever
information we get from her...

will be shared with your
people as soon as possible.

Jack, I've searched
through all the traffic cams...

within a five-block radius of
Meredith Reed's apartment.

There's no sign of where the suspect
went. Can you check other sources?

C.T.U. has drones
all over the city.

I could look through their archives
and see if they picked anything up.

Where are they? The
archives are in Arlo's station.

- I don't have the clearance.
- Can you hack in?

- Yeah.
- Do it.

I'm glad you're here.
Thanks for staying.

- Yeah.
- This will all be over soon,
and you can get to California.

Okay. I'm in.

One of the drones picked him
up leaving Reed's apartment.

Play it forward.

Well, he hailed a
cab when he left.

- Can you track the cab?
- No. It's beyond
the drone's search grid.

Okay, back it up.

Stop. Move in closer.

There. That's what I
want to see. Closer.

See the medallion? Call the cab
company. Find out where it went.

I'm not tracking this
guy without a weapon.

The armory's on Level "C." I have to input
your palm print through the hand scanner.

Erase this as soon as I'm clear.

I'll call you as soon
as I'm on the road.

Hello?

- Ruth, it's me.
- Jenny?

I need to talk to you. Are
you alone? Uh, just my kid.

What's going on? Haven't
heard from you since Christmas.

Kevin Wade found me.

He's been calling me
at work the last two days.

Damn it, Ruth. You
told him how to find me?

- No, I didn't.
- You're the only one
who knows the truth...

The only one who
knows where I am.

I swear, I never talked to Kevin. I
didn't even know he was out of jail.

Then how did he
find me? I don't know.

Okay.

And what does he want
anyway? Why is he calling you?

He didn't say,

but he's threatening to tell
everyone the truth about me.

It'll destroy my career.

I'm about to get married, Ruth,

to a really great guy.

Well, there's gotta be
something you can do.

You can't let this son of
a bitch just ruin your life.

I don't know what to do.

I'm afraid I'm gonna
lose everything.

I gotta go. I'll call you later.

Where you been? I've
been trying to find you.

Did you decrypt the file?
No. I'm still working on it.

I found something weird though.

Someone hacked into my station,
and it came from inside C.T.U.

What were they doing?
Scanning the drone archives.

Track it down. See who it was.

And when you were in B'Dar
profiling President Hassan,

were you ever approached by
anyone who was hostile to his regime?

No. No one paid you?

No. Pressured you
into cooperating?

I said no.

So all you did was
interview President Hassan.

That's it?

Yes, that's all.

Her answer prompted a
Level Five autonomic reaction.

- You're lying, Ms. Reed.
- I'm not. I...

Tell me what really happened in B'Dar. How
is it connected to the assassination plot?

I don't have anything to do with any
plan to assassinate President Hassan.

- My God, why would I?
- Your reasons are irrelevant.

All I care about is
stopping the assassin.

So do I. So if someone
really is trying to kill Hassan,

you need to stop wasting
your time on me, and find them.

Hey, Mike, what's going on?

Maggie, I-I'm so sorry...

for dropping by
without calling first.

- Mind if I come in?
- Sure. Come on.

Thanks.

Did, uh, Jim leave for work yet?

No. Just got out of
the shower. Oh, good...

'Cause I need to ask him
something before he leaves.

Kind of a favor. Okay.

Hey, babe? Yeah?

Mike Farmer's here. Says
he needs to talk to you.

Mikey. Hey.

What are you doing here?
You're not on shift till tomorrow.

Yeah, that's what I
wanted to talk to you about.

All right, I'll be right down.
All right, take your time.

Want coffee? Sure.

Come on. during President
Taylor's press conference...

earlier this afternoon.

I wouldn't want to
speculate at this time, Bob,

but as you know, President
Taylor's peace negotiations...

with I.R.K. President Omar
Hassan are highly controversial...

Sit down. Thanks.

Political dissent both in
the United States and...

Did you hear anything more about
what happened at that press conference?

No. Only what
they're saying on TV.

I gotta tell you, I'm so
proud of you and Jim...

and all those boys
down at the precinct.

I mean, you're gonna be part
of history. Nah, I don't know.

We're just directing
traffic, really.

You're on the
U.N. security detail.

That's more than
directing traffic.

Hell, you might even get on TV.

Wow, yeah, wouldn't
that be something.

Yeah, it would. Right.

I need to speak
with Mr. Hastings.

Uh, we're in
session. It's important.

Excuse me, Mr. Hastings.

I have Dana Walsh out
here. She says it's important.

You're not leaving this room
until you tell me the truth,

no matter how long it takes.

I'm sorry to bother you, sir, but
I didn't think that this could wait.

- What's this about?
- Jack Bauer.

Come on.

- Yeah?
- I spoke with the dispatcher
at the cab company.

His driver logged the
drop-off at West 23rd Street...

at the northwest corner
of Broadway in Queens.

Anything more specific? An
apartment number, an address?

Not from the dispatcher, but I'll
keep sifting through the aerial footage.

Okay. Broadway and West 23rd.

I'll call you when I get there.

Hands in the air.
Now! Against the wall.

Don't move.

He had this, sir.

We'll take it from here.

Stand down.

I told you to leave this alone.

Chloe tracked the man in the
surveillance photo to a second location.

We didn't think you'd follow
through with an investigation.

So you had no choice except to
steal weapons from the armory.

Would you have followed through
with an investigation if I'd asked?

I'm not debating this anymore. You shut
down a lead before you could even assess...

whether it was good or bad.

Take him to detention.

- Take him!
- Let's go.

I'm sure President Taylor's gonna
be very interested to find out...

what happened to my informant
when I tried to deliver him to you.

Excuse me?

Cole tried to secure that landing zone with
more men, but instead you sent a drone,

which failed to detect the missile that
killed my informant and two of your men.

Cole hasn't said
anything about it.

And neither will I, as long
as you let me pursue this.

So now you're blackmailing me?

You forced my hand.
Now I'm forcing yours.

You don't want to be
doing this, Bauer. No, I don't.

I wanna be on a plane to
Los Angeles with my family,

but you're not giving
me another choice.

You want to waste your time
chasing ghosts? Knock yourself out.

I've got to stop an assassination
plot. Give him the bag.

I need Chloe to run ops.

Fine. She's all yours.

Thank you.

Anything to what
he's talking about?

The only viable lead is sitting
in our interrogation room,

and she's the only way we're
going to get to the assassin.

- What's going on, Mikey?
- Hey.

Listen, um, something came up.

I can't make my shift tomorrow,

so I was wondering
if we could swap.

Oh, I'd be happy to, except Maggie and me
have a meeting with Sean's teacher tomorrow.

She said he's acting out in
class, but I don't believe it.

Jim keeps making
excuses for him,

but if he needs help, I
want to give it to him.

Where is he? He's at
his grandma's tonight.

I'm not making excuses.

So, what are you saying?

You can't trade shifts with me?

This is kind of
important, so I'm sorry.

Yeah.

- Me too.
- Whoa, Mikey. What...

Maggie, I want you to sit down.

Jim, there's a roll
of tape in my bag.

Tear off a strip and put
it over Maggie's mouth.

Do it.

I'm sorry, baby. Oh, my God.

Now, pick up the phone.
Call Captain Ravello.

Tell him you're sick
and I'm filling in for you.

Now, listen, you son of
a bitch, there's no way...

Oh! Oh, what's
the matter with you?

What are you doing?

Next time I won't miss the bone.

Make the call.

All right. All right, I'll call.

Please, just leave my
wife alone, all right?

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