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Care for some coffee?

I'd love some coffee.

How do you take it?

Black as my first husband's heart.

Mm, fancy. You got your own mugs.

You guys don't have any?

Kind of defeats the purpose

if the clandestine organization starts making swag

naming the clandestine organization,

don't you think?

We don't take them in the field.

That's thinking ahead.

- [knock at door] - Mm.

- [door closes] - Want some coffee?

They've got their own mugs.

Fancy.

That's what I said.

I got it.

Senior case officers build up trust issues.

Once bitten, twice shy kind of thing.

You let me know when we're done dick measuring,

I'll start the briefing.

Oh, we were done measuring

the minute I walked in the room, Commander.

[giggles]

[Kaitlyn] We like to secure our own intel,

we don't like to be fed it.

What intel are we being fed?

DIA analysts and JSOC Intelligence worked

with DEA and DOJ, sourcing all known

cartel leaders in our database.

We came up with three possibilities.

Possibilities for what?

This is Specialist Eleanor Vasquez, 23.

She is a medic with the 82nd.

No combat experience, but...

deployments to Africa,

- Saudi Arabia... - Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

What is this?

- You need a soldier to insert... - Are we talking about a Lioness?

Are you picking my asset for me?

This is a joint operation...

That we run.

We.

The minute I need air support or a combat unit,

I'll be sure to call,

but in the meantime, nobody picks my assets for me.

Nobody.

You want to choose the asset,

then you choose another case officer,

but let me spare you the search.

I'm the only one.

I'm it!

I choose the asset,

I choose the cover, I build the fucking plan,

and I run it!

Me!

[whispers] That went like I expected it to.

- [door opens] - So, we'll be in touch.

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Fucking CIA assholes.

[Kaitlyn] I heard you.

- Joe. Joe. - [grunts angrily]

- The fucking nerve. - Everyone

is learning their way

- around the sandbox, Joe. - Yeah.

This may start covert,

but it's not gonna end up that way.

It's gonna end up with a bunch of Rangers seizing an airport

and every squad of you-know-who kicking down doors

like it's Kabul.

They're just... they're trying to be helpful

in their own way.

We have to figure the way in

before we find the asset who goes in.

The skill sets need to support the mission, Kaitlyn,

not the other way around.

And where are we with that?

[sighs] Let me get home, let me, let me unpack,

let me... [sighs] let me say goodbye to my family,

again.

I'll sit down with my team. Just give me...

give me three days.

- Three days? - Yeah.

I'll meet you at Bliss.

You're overseeing from the ground?

Everyone's watching on this one.

And I do mean everyone.

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We'll be, like, billionaires.

[indistinct chatter continues]

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[both laugh]

[indistinct chatter continues]

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- But we, like, went after. - Oh.

[chatter, laughter continue]

They're stopping.

- Come on. Come on. - [door opens, closes]

- Hey, cuties. - Hi.

What are these?

Want some lemonade?

Oh, I don't eat sugar, but thank you.

You do this?

Wow.

Babe, look at these.

[gasps]

How much?

A dollar.

We'll take them.

All of them?

Well, how many you got there?

Uh, I don't know.

Let's see...

Huh, little Picasso.

Twenty-two.

I think...

I should have exactly...

that.

[man laughing]

Okay.

What do you say?

Do you want to help me hang 'em?

Yeah.

Come, come. I have a whole vision.

Let's get...

Come.

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I think all over the walls.

After you, Miss Artiste.

Charlie?

[panting] Hi.

Mom, they bought all of my drawings.

- [Joe] They did. - They're beautiful.

Yeah, she's quite a talent.

[Aspen] Thank you.

These drawings are about to have quite the adventure.

[laughs]

[van door slides closed]

Hey.

What have I told you

about getting in a car with a stranger?

They're not strangers, Mom. They're customers.

[van departing]

Well, then don't get in a car with customers either, okay?

[Charlie] Okay.

- Kylee, where's your mother? - Sorry, I had to

go get some more cookies.

These girls are having quite the sale today.

- That's... that's great. - [sighs]

I know. I can barely keep up with them.

- Would you like one? - I'm okay. Thank you.

[Kylee's mom] Okay, yeah.

Bye, Mom.

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[chatter resumes]

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[sighs]

[water turns on]

[water turns off]

[sighs]

[lawnmower whirring outside]

[Kate] I saw you.

On the TV.

I saw you.

You didn't see me on TV, Kate.

Don't lie to me.

Hey, I saw you.

Yes.

You were, um...

sent to get that lady, the-the senator...

Congresswoman, yes.

Why you?

Because I'm who they send.

That's my job.

You're old enough to know that now.

You're old enough that I can trust you with that knowledge.

You can trust me.

Why this job?

Why out of

all the jobs in the world, you pick this one?

You never met my grandfather, Kate.

He moved to Rhode Island from the Dominican Republic

when he was just a boy.

He turned 17

December 7th, 1941.

You know what day that is?

Pearl Harbor.

He enlisted in the Army

three days later.

My father would ask him

why he would risk his life for a nation

he barely knew.

And my grandfather would say...

"I had just learned to speak English.

I'm not about to learn to speak German or Japanese."

[chuckles softly]

It's not funny.

Why do I do it?

So you don't have to learn Chinese

or Russian.

That's why.

[door closes]

Why don't you get one of those mowers that you can ride?

'Cause I got no time for a gym, baby.

This is my only exercise.

We can fix that.

- Ooh. - [bottles pop open]

- Hi. - Hi.

- After a shower. - Yeah, after.

Or maybe combine the...

shower with the fix.

That's a very efficient use of time.

Yeah, I thought so.

[exhales]

This next one has me closer to home.

Great, then I'd like to break a rule.

And what rule is that?

The one where we don't talk about work.

Ah.

And why would we do that?

I think there's a certain comfort

in my ignorance of international politics.

I don't know where the conflicts are,

I don't know where you're going to be worried about you,

or what you're facing, but...

Joe...

gunfights on the border end up on the evening news.

Do us both a favor.

And stop watching the news.

- Okay? - Yeah.

- I'm gonna go pack. - Right.

And you have a shower to take.

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[shower running]

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It's fine. It's fine.

I told you to stop playing rugby.

[laughs]

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[beeping]

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[beeps]

When's supper gonna be ready?

Uh, about an hour.

- An hour? - Hour?

Yeah, I got to make the stock.

Why can't you just buy a stock?

It's literally the same thing.

It's not the same thing.

[Kate] But one doesn't take an hour.

Mom.

Hi, baby.

Oh.

[Charlie] Gonna be home soon?

I sure hope so.

Love you.

I love you, too.

Promise me you'll try.

Okay? You know what I mean?

I do.

I will.

I'll call you.

[mouths]

[whispering] I love you.

Okay.

[clears throat] All right.

[door closes]

[crying]

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Need her badge, too.

No, you just need to read mine again.

[engine starts]

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[vehicle doors closing]

[indistinct rock music plays on radio]

- Hey. - [man] Hey.

What's up, boss?

[Two Cups] Joe-Joe.

- Looking good. - [Two Cups] Ma'am.

[laughs]

[Bobby] By the way, it's hot as shit in here.

Might as well be back in Iraq.

Don't wish for what you don't want.

Where's the bunks?

There are cots over there.

[scoffs] Cots.

Yeah, and wait until you see the bathroom.

Everybody gonna know each other real well.

Fuck.

[Kaitlyn] Can we get some field houses over here?

Is this gonna work for your team?

Well, we can make anything work.

They're fine.

What about Kyle?

Are you kidding?

- [Kyle] Yeah, baby. - [Two Cups laughs]

[Kyle] Now it's a party.

You bastards miss me or what?

Oh, fuck me.

I'm glad someone said it.

Yeah, somebody had to say it.

You motherfuckers. You're still fucking alive.

I love that.

I thought you got fucking shot.

- I did get shot. - [laughs]

[overlapping greetings]

[Tex] Bobby, it's okay.

God just has a sense of humor, that's all.

[mocking laughter]

What am I missing?

Last boyfriend before she switched sides.

- [gasps] - [Bobby] The reason I switched...

By the way, not that it's any of your

fucking business, but I never switched sides,

okay? I just abandoned the side with a penis.

Therefore, have not been abandoned since, motherfucker.

If you can catch the irony in that statement.

[Two Cups] You know, I can't because I don't fully understand

- that sentence. Yeah. - [Joe] Children, be nice.

These guys are thumpers,

and we need them.

- You healing up? - Yeah. You?

A little swimmer's ear, maybe.

How you doing, Bobby?

Good, how are you doing?

I'm good, you know? Staying above water.

I'm fine too, in case you were wondering.

I wasn't. I could give a fuck how you're doing.

They gotta really love you to stay that mad.

Ugh.

Hey, don't be an asshole.

I'll see you boys later. I gotta go

shoot some pirates from an oil tanker.

Grab some chow if you want.

I mean, it ain't worth a shit.

It's got some flies and shit on it, but...

[Cody] Oh, great. Don't eat that regular army shit, boys.

You're leaving me here with him?

Yeah.

You're in good hands. You ain't alone.

[laughter]

Didn't know you boys got out.

Oh, we're not. Unit lends us out.

Can't let you guys have all the fun.

Damn right.

So, we, uh, rooms or bunks?

- Cots. - Lovely.

- Yeah. - Where's yours?

The one stuck up your ass.

[sputters, laughs]

This is gonna be fun.

[laughs] - [laughs] No wonder you're gay.

Right?

Oh. Fuck me.

Good God.

They clearly didn't get the memo.

- We'll survive. - [sighs]

So, I am, uh,

working on something a little more permanent.

Be ready end of the week.

How permanent does it need to be?

[Kyle chuckles]

I got a plan.

I'm all fucking ears, Kyle.

[Joe scoffs]

Good.

There are four major cartels in Mexico.

CNS, or Sonoran cartel, is the oldest.

Its sphere of control

is roughly south of Arizona and Western New Mexico

through the Sierra Madres to the coast.

Has disputed control of Baja California

with the Tijuana cartel

who controls everything north of La Paz to the border.

The Chihuahua and Coahuila cartel,

also known as "Los Tigres,"

control the border of Eastern New Mexico

and all the border of Texas to Nuevo Laredo,

which is disputed territory with the Nuevo Leon cartel,

who controls everything else to the Gulf of Mexico and south.

All right?

Tourist destinations and ports are disputed regions

with multiple cartels

fighting over those choke points of commerce.

Main sources of revenue... synthetics,

methamphetamines, fentanyl,

human trafficking and kidnapping and extortion,

mainly of avocado and lime farmers,

and, um, oil tapping.

- What's that? - Black market oil sold

to North Korea, Cuba, and of course, China,

who is Mexico's largest exporter of open-market oil.

Now, because of their proximity to oil pipelines, their control

of the most accessible border crossing points,

Los Tigres has the closest ties to the Chinese.

This is the leader of the Los Tigres Cartel.

Alvaro Carrillo.

Fifty-three years old.

Believed to be living somewhere near the town of Santa Eulalia,

although we assume he changes locations on a regular basis.

But what's interesting is

this is his brother...

Pablo Carrillo.

He's an immigration attorney in Dallas.

Came to the U.S. at the age of five with his aunt and uncle.

Joined the Army, gained citizenship in the Gulf War,

and also has a...

daughter.

Josefina Carrillo.

Captain... Josephina Carrillo.

Call sign "Thunder."

Graduated West Point, 2015.

Flies Apaches for the First Cav.

She's a badass.

Two Bronze Stars and a Silver

in four tours in Afghanistan.

Now, tax returns for her father show

that he has never made over $110,000 in a year.

That's his home.

- [whistles] - Does that look like the home

of a guy who processes Green Cards

and work visas?

You see where I'm going with this, right?

I mean, I'm not trying to pick your people for you, but...

I see where you're going, Kyle,

but there's no hiding her background.

I don't think we hide from it.

I think we steer right the fuck into it.

Keep talking.

She's a helicopter pilot, Joe.

She is a goddamn helicopter pilot.

You said that.

Would DEA let us do it?

Do what?

[sighs]

We get her dishonorably discharged.

She flies to Mexico to blow off some steam.

Visits her uncle, who she must know.

I mean, look at that fucking house.

Could you work with DEA that they let us fly in loads?

[Bobby] Yeah, but if we can get her in the house,

why don't we just neutralize the target?

Why fly in the loads?

Cartel is not the target.

Who's the target?

There's a Chinese agent

with the Ministry of State Security

pulling all the strings,

and we're gonna find him.

Okay, and what do we do when we find him?

- We're gonna kill him. - [Two Cups laughs]

And you thought World War III started in Eastern Europe.

No, no, no, everyone. It's Mexico.

Of course. What a great fucking idea.

We're not asking your permission, soldier.

We're informing you of the mission.

I go where I'm pointed, ma'am.

What do you think?

I'm gonna run it up the flagpole.

[cheering, overlapping shouting]

[Westfield] All right, come on, Pete!

- [cheering and applause] - Let's go, buddy.

- Strike. - Come on, blue!

[phone buzzing]

Was by his ankles, man.

Fuck.

Yeah?

[Kaitlyn] We have a plan.

All right, what do you got?

Leader of Los Tigres has a niece.

She's a pilot.

Combat experience, lots of it.

How does that help us?

Think Air America, except we're not trying to make money.

She's gonna need a pretty public discharge.

Commander in chief suffers the sins of the soldier.

You know that, Kaitlyn.

They'll never accept her if it's not public.

It's a really good setup, Byron.

All right, I'll ask.

You contact the asset and make sure she wants in.

[overlapping shouting]

[crowd clamoring]

Fuck. Goddamn it.

- Hey! Hey! - [all clamoring]

Okay.

First Cav is in Killeen.

Hour flight. Let's go.

She's deployed.

Where?

Iraq.

- [groans] - Oh, fuck.

You get your fucking wish.

You get us travel?

From Liberty.

I'll sell the suits. You sell our girl.

Gear up. Let's go.

Way to go, Bob-o.

- It's a coincidence. - No, no, no.

There's no such thing, boss.

[Bobby] It's a fucking coincidence.

You're the gift that keeps on giving.

You're welcome.

[Joe] I didn't say "thank you," Kyle.

You will.

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[knocking]

[Westfield sniffles]

Have a seat, Byron.

All right. [groans]

What do you got for us?

- A way in, sir. - A way in?

There's an Army captain in the First Cav

who is closely related to the assumed leader

of the Los Tigres, Alvaro Carrillo.

- How close? - Niece.

What's this captain's specialty?

[Westfield] Combat aviation. She's a helicopter pilot.

Currently serving

on a train-and-advise mission in Iraq.

We don't have any troops in Iraq.

We have about 2,500 currently stationed

in various joint operation bases with Iraqi Defense Forces.

Where is she stationed?

FOB Sykes in Northern Iraq.

I have a case officer en route.

- [knocking] - [door opens]

Apologies.

You can take an eight ball into the West Wing,

but God help you if you forget your driver's license.

Where are we?

[Hollar] Uh, we're just getting started.

Great.

[Hollar] Tell us more about the captain.

West Point graduate.

Four tours of duty in Afghanistan.

Multiple decorations.

Yeah, well, this-this can't be right.

How many kills does she have?

Eight twenty-two.

[Mullins] What?

Eight hundred and twenty-two kills?

She was involved in a number of convoy attacks

in the Peshawar province and along the border of Iran.

Some of those convoys, they numbered in the hundreds.

What he means to say is, kills add up quickly in an Apache.

She's only reached the rank of captain?

Mm-hmm.

After ten years and all these commendations?

What's the catch?

[Kaitlyn] Anything north of major

sits behind a desk, ma'am.

She seems to like action.

So your plan is to run her through your program,

get her to the uncle, and then?

Our plan is to fabricate a court-martial,

have her discharged on some level of disgrace

that will withstand scrutiny of anyone investigating.

We can't invent a cover in this instance.

We need it to be legitimate.

Well, how will her military career recover?

- It doesn't. - No.

- It doesn't? - [Westfield] If she accepts,

and the mission is successful,

she will likely end up in WitPro.

Or if she wishes to continue her service,

we find a place for her in the 160th.

Or she can fly for us.

I haven't heard a plan.

Well, we assume that her father is in contact with Carrillo,

and the plan is, simply send her home.

I mean, she's a pilot,

and that's an extremely coveted skill in the cartels,

and we think it's gonna happen organically.

All right, they contact her. Then what?

[Kaitlyn] It's very likely that

they will use her to drop loads in South Texas,

quite possibly human cargo, as well.

- When you say human cargo? - [Westfield] Farm workers.

They're often flown in

and dropped into the fields of Central California,

Pecos regions of Texas,

and then they're driven south to work.

Border Patrol check stations,

they only stop northbound traffic.

[Mason] Well, how does this get us closer

to MSS agents working with cartels?

[Kaitlyn] She's close family.

That grants her access nobody else can obtain.

MSS will have direct contact with Carrillo

as well as his lieutenants.

- She's a pilot, right? - [Kaitlyn] Mm-hmm.

She's not a Lioness.

She's not trained to neutralize targets,

and you don't have time to teach her.

She's not a combat operator, that's correct.

But she doesn't need to be

because she can fly the operators to them.

[Westfield] Think of her as a Trojan horse.

Once we have MSS on our location,

she can insert a team,

and then we will have a capture-kill option,

depending on the message that POTUS wants to send.

All right.

Now walk me through the risks.

Uh, the risks that come with aviation.

There is the dangers of competing cartels,

there's the risks of exposure of any clandestine operation,

and the risks of DEA or HS intervention.

Ah.

Let's suppose

that DEA stumbles on this.

What's the contain?

There is none.

It would be far better to have mission failure

on the Mexican side than on the U.S. side.

[Hollar] Why is that?

Because the cartel would just kill her.

Here, U.S. law enforcement would have a prosecutable case

against officers of the CIA,

and the Chinese would discover an act of war

by the United States on CBS News.

[Hollar] So, back to the original question.

What if DEA or HS intervenes?

What if they find you unloading 1,000 pounds

of fentanyl in the desert?

They would evade if possible.

And if not, the unit would resist

until contact is broken and an escape executed.

[Mason] By "resist,"

do you mean that they will fire upon them?

If fired upon,

yes, that is correct.

Look, the alternative is sending a Ranger battalion

to Juárez with three Delta Squadrons and SEAL Team 6,

while predators make strafing runs along the border.

Do you want a war or do you want a prize?

Both have extreme risks.

Can you give us a few minutes?

Sure.

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[door opens]

[Westfield exhales loudly]

I thought you were trying to sell them on the project,

not scare them off.

Well, they need to fully understand the risks.

It's an election year.

This is the sort of thing a new administration uses

- to clean house. - [sighs]

[door opens]

Back inside, please.

[Mullins] It's easy to forget why

we're having this conversation.

A congresswoman was kidnapped on American soil.

Her family killed at the behest

of the Chinese Ministry of State.

Which is why we need a plan in the first place.

Do it.

Yes, sir.

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Byron.

The buck stops with you, you understand me?

Yes, sir.

So do not get yourself caught.

Right.

[sighs]

What did I tell you?

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Not much of a fucking escort.

- Nope. - [phone buzzing]

What did they say?

You're green. Close her.

- I'll give it my best. - I didn't ask

for your best. I said do it.

I'll do it.

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Hey, how can you see?

What?

How can you see?!

Can't, ma'am.

Following the dust.

What if he hits the brakes?

Why would he do that, ma'am?

Maybe something's in the road.

- What would be in the road? - I don't know!

A fucking goat!

We don't stop for goats, ma'am.

[yelling inaudibly]

[yelling inaudibly]

- Out of the fucking vehicle! - [gunfire]

[groans loudly]

We got to get the fuck out of here.

- [grunts] - Come on.

[gunfire continues]

On the left!

[indistinct shouting]

- Fuck! - [Joe] Raven One! Raven One!

This is Raven Actual!

I need immediate C.A.S. to my beacon!

- Now! - Roger, Raven Actual.

C.A.S. is inbound. Hang tight.

[grunts]

[cries out]

[shouting]

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Damn, that's a beautiful thing.

Fuckin' A, it is.

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You good, boss?

[panting] I'm good.

What the fuck?

[panting]

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[helicopter blades whirring]

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[indistinct shouting]

Let's go, let's go, let's go!

[shouting continues]

[indistinct shouting]

[medic] Gunshots?!

No, he ate the steering wheel!

Pulse is faint and rapid! 178!

Breathing real labored!

[sergeant medic] Where's the other?

Didn't make it.

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Go, go, go.

Are you Captain Carrillo?

What the fuck do you think you're doing?!

Flying an SF unit into Al-Asad, don't report it to command?!

You just pirate our fucking Humvees?!

JSOC said covert.

They watch the airport!

You can't sneak

- into this fucking place. - Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

You think I fucking choose

how I get in a fucking country?

You think I fucking plan it?!

Of course we notified fucking command.

They just didn't notify anyone else.

Stop acting like it's your first fucking day in the Army!

That is three KIAs because of this rookie

- fucking bullshit. Hey! - Where's the medic?

Hey. Are you gonna call their parents?

No! That's my fucking job.

Then do your job.

Oh, I will, bitch.

Don't...

- fucking touch me. - [grunting]

- [Tucker] Hey, hey, hey, hey! - [overlapping yelling]

[grunting]

What the fuck am I watching?!

Captain!

- Get the fuck off me! - Captain! Captain!

You will stand down!

Stand down!

- And you... - Be very

fucking careful the way you fucking talk to me.

I'm the highest ranking officer anywhere I fucking go.

[spits]

And this base

better start fucking acting like it!

A two-vehicle escort?

That's what you send me?

Some fucking teenagers with M16s

from the first fucking Gulf War?!

That's what I get?!

I can't send more than two

without an Iraqi platoon overseeing.

You want 28 Iraqis looking at your face?!

My order was to make it look routine,

and that's what we did!

I'll send you back in Bradleys with an Iraqi escort.

The fuck you will!

You're putting us all in a Chinook

and you're fucking flying us to Kuwait.

Now, where's your office?

Why?

'Cause it's my fucking office now!

Through the double doors,

all the way down on the right.

You,

in my fucking office in ten minutes.

Who the fuck is that?

DoD has a dark side, Captain.

You just met it.

[whispers] Fuck.

Fuckin' bitch.

[sniffles]

[exhales]

Captain Carrillo.

How well do you know your uncle?

I don't have an uncle.

I have two aunts.

No uncle.

You have an uncle.

I've never seen this man.

Be that as it may, he's your uncle.

And he's the leader of the Chihuahua-Coahuila cartel,

better known as Los Tigres.

What does that mean?

It means "tiger."

- You don't speak Spanish? - No.

My parents never spoke Spanish to me, only English.

[sighs]

This may not work.

What's not working?

Would you like something from me? What?

Your father's an immigration attorney.

He charges $125 an hour.

I don't know how much he charges.

This is his office.

Yeah?

That's your home.

They bought it after I graduated.

For $3.5 million dollars, they bought it.

He makes 100 grand a year.

Explain that to me.

[scoffs]

Are you with the IRS?

Ask my father.

I see him once a year for Christmas, maybe, if that.

Lady, what the fuck do you want from me?

Do you love your country?

[scoffs softly]

I think I've made that pretty clear.

- We believe... - Who's "we"?

The Agency.

You could've led with that.

What do you want me to do?

I've been tasked to find the men

who kidnapped Congresswoman Hernandez.

Are you familiar with the situation?

I'm aware of it.

What do you know about the Lioness program?

Are you a Lioness?

I run it.

Look, I'm a soldier.

I've killed people in battle.

I've killed people today.

I'm not trained.

I'm not an assassin.

I just push a button.

I don't look at them in the eye.

Do you love your country?

We've established that.

We haven't. You haven't answered

- the question. - Because I've proven it.

I don't need to answer the question.

- Your country needs you. - I am serving

my country right now.

Your country needs more.

Do you love it?

[scoffs softly]

- Fuck you. - Do you?

Fuck you!

Oh, Captain Carrillo.

It's yes or no.

It's a simple fucking question.

I've been warned about people like you.

I've met plenty of women who went into the program.

Do you know what I've never met?

I've never met a woman who came out.

Yes or no.

Do you love your country?

That is my file, right?

If you read it, then you know I love it.

Then why can't you say it? I just want to hear you say it.

I want to hear you say you love your country.

Do you love your country?

Yes?

Or no?

[inhales sharply]

Do you love it?

[whispering] Yes.

[shuddering]

Yes.

[crying] I love my country.

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Do you have any tattoos?

No.

Prove it.

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