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They infiltrated
the intelligence services

to act on their behalf.

Their key contact
is Amanda Jones.

I need to know
what's gonna happen.

- Nathan, my name is on there.
- However this thing

plays itself out,
it is now toxic.

Clarke and Toumi are a threat

to the operation in Mali, sir.

I've been accused... of, uh,

- harassment.
- I fucked my own career

for this.
My wife's career.

What did Kingsley say?

I'm seeing him again
this afternoon.

What does that mean for me?

I always figured you
for more than an errand boy.

They'll wait
for him to be sworn in

and then they'll come for you.

You give us your contact
who supplied the arms.

KMPH is selling
service contracts

to its rival, Seracom.

- Seracom paid Miller's ransom, right?
- Right.

Unpack those boxes.
This isn't over.

Sir, sir.

Colonel Russell,
how many have we lost?

Twenty-two.

- Jesus.
- This is just the beginning.

Now these guys
have something to shoot at,

it's gonna get
a whole lot worse.

Al Moctar?

Fled before the battle.

- What about Clarke and Toumi?
- You were right.

He was protecting them.
Gave them a vehicle.

Last seen,
they were headed southwest.

Thank you.

Hey, man, thanks.

Brandon?

What are you doing here?

Miller sent me.

Since when do you report to him?

He didn't tell you I was coming?

Wait here.

- Are you shutting me out?
- I thought you could

- use the support.
- He's Agency, Nate.

You go through me.

Should I be worried?

Amanda, I'm just trying

to help you out.

Don't get paranoid on me.

I got to go.

♪ We tell ourselves ♪

♪ We're on the side
of the angels ♪

♪ And we tell ourselves ♪

♪ We're the good guys ♪

♪ But we know ♪

♪ Our heads are in the sand ♪

♪ We know ♪

♪ Nothing ever changes ♪

♪ The same people win ♪

♪ The same people lose ♪

♪ We know the fight is fixed ♪

♪ The wars go on and on ♪

♪ And we know. ♪

You don't have to do this,
you know.

What?

Hitch your wagon to mine,
hurtling toward the precipice.

Don't be so dramatic.

I hear Senator Garcia is hiring.

Will you stop?

Why are KMPH dumping assets?

They just won a whole bunch
of military contracts,

now they're selling them
to Seracom?

Maybe the two companies
are connected.

2003, KMPH won a whole bunch

of no-bid contracts in Iraq.

Hospitals, water plants,
oil infrastructure.

Man on the ground in Baghdad
was William Kingsley.

Wait. Um...

um...

Nathan Miller was a case officer
in Baghdad, same time.

You think they met?

Possible.

2006, the Feds investigated KMPH

over the Iraq contracts.

Ah, nothing came of it.

The lawyer who represented them
was Nicole Auster.

Auster was her maiden name.

She married...

Nathan Miller.

You got everything?

Daddy, you already asked me
that, like, a thousand times.

- You got everything?
- You got everything?

You're being so annoying
right now.

- Hey, sweetie.
- We watched Charlie Chaplin. The Kid.

I bet her five dollars
that she couldn't sit through

a silent movie.

- She cried.
- I did not.

- Yes, you did. You cried.
- Maybe I did.

Hey, it's good you're running
bets, I like that.

Some things never change.

I love you.

I love you, too, Daddy.

There you go.

- Thanks.
- Mm.

- Oh, her, uh, school bag.
- Oh.

Uh, we finished her homework.

Look at you, Mr. Organized.

- Yeah.
- Hey.

You never did her homework.

- That's not true.
- Um...

Okay, yeah.

Yeah, that's... that is true.

You're so like her.

She's like you, I don't know.

Yeah.

Hey, what if, um...

What if I got out?

If I retired?

- Nate.
- Nic, I don't want to be

a weekend dad.

I don't.

I want to come home.

Look, I know that
I need to do better.

I know that.

I'm not asking you
for an answer right now.

I'm just asking
for your permission to try.

I need some time, Nate.

But you're not saying no?

- No.
- You are, you're saying no.

No.

No, I'm not saying no.

Ah.
No, you're not saying no.

Yeah.
I'm gonna shut up now.

This is me shutting up.

Shutting it.

Where are we going?

I'm gonna find the contact.

Look, you don't
have to come with me.

Either of you.

I can get you across the border,
you'll be safe, but...

I'm-I'm doing this.

Somewhere down there
is Al Moctar's contact?

Yeah.

How will you find him?

I've got a number.

Give it a call, see who answers.

Except you're too far away
to see anything.

Are you gonna help?

I'm still here, aren't I?

I'll do it.

I can get closer.

What?

It's not like you two
can blend in.

As-salaam alaikum.

That's him there,
in the compound.

He's got security.

How do we get to him?

Thank you.

Meaghan.

Hello, Aaron.

How's Karen?

Missing those day trips
with her godmother,

but her godmother's
a workaholic, so...

Well, you should've thought
of that before you asked me

to beher godmother.

How can I help?
You know I'm retiring

- next month?
- I'm not asking you to prosecute.

Just need an opinion.
You're familiar

with Nicole Miller?

Mm, crossed paths.

Thought she quit practicing
to run her NGO.

She did.
Her client list

included a company called KMPH.

- I know them.
- The SEC hit them

with a subpoena in 2004

under the Foreign
Corrupt Practices Act.

They were paying off Iraqi
officials to procure contracts.

Except it never went to court.

KMPH attorneys
shrugged the lawsuit,

claiming they were, uh,
grease payments, not bribes.

- Nicole Miller represented them?
- Not that time.

Conflict of interest.
Her firm were caught red-handed

setting up a shell company
to route bribe money.

Miller was implicated
as a defendant.

- Ouch. Still, they managed to keep it out of court.
- So...

what if I brought a new lawsuit?

I'm scratching my head
why you're so worked up

over a mid-ranking
ex D.C. lawyer

and a bunch of Baghdadi bribes
from ancient history.

You run out of fights to pick?

Trust me, this one's worth it.

Everyone was paying kickbacks
in the post-Iraq gold rush.

Even so,
the technicality KMPH used

to dodge the subpoena was bogus.

An offshore shell company

with Iraqi officials
as direct beneficiaries

predating
any business transaction?

There's no way that qualifies
as grease payments.

Right, just-just go
with me here.

If you were
to prosecute this case,

where'd that leave
Nicole Miller?

In the dock, sweating bullets,
guilty as sin.

So I have a case?

She'd do time?

I'd say you want her,
you got her.

Go! Go!

Go! Go! Go!

Drive.

Who the fuck are you?

Fucking drive!

Keep your hands on the wheel.

Okay, check in the back.

See if there's any rope
or cables or something.

Will this do?

Yeah, perfect.

You're making
a huge mistake, bro.

Huge.

Aicha, you wait here.

Is this about cutting off
Al Moctar?

You're with the translator.

- I figured...
- Move.

It's nothing to do
with me, mate.

I'm just a grunt
following orders.

Yeah, whose orders?

Who were you getting
the arms from?

Now, why did you have to go

and ask a silly question
like that?

Fuck me.

Sit.

You're doing this all wrong.

Hmm? How's that?

You should put a nail
in me first

and then ask questions.

Shortens the process.

Then we don't have
to stretch out this whole,

"I'm not going to talk,
you're gonna make me talk"

torture bullshit thing.

Just get it over with.

It's worth a fucking try.

Put down your fucking gun!

Or boyfriend Clyde here

is going to get a nail
in his fucking head!

- Drop it!
- Okay.

Okay.

Now how we supposed
to fucking talk to him?

Senator.
This way, please.

Here.

Thank you for seeing me,
Ms. Miller.

Nicole, please.

Take a seat.

Burkina Faso.

We've been creating
protected water basins,

reducing the number
of infant deaths

from waterborne diseases
by as much as 40%.

Impressive.

Thank you.

Why did you quit law?

Oh.

I see you've been doing
your research.

Just curious.

No, I wasn't satisfied.

I wanted to do

- something more...
- Worthwhile?

Right. Well,
I-I wanted to try, at least.

Does it ease the conscience?

I'm sorry, Senator.

I assumed you were here
to lend us your support.

I'm here about Tikrit.

Excuse me?

Akram Muhssan.

The district governor
you bought out there.

The deal you cut.

We were building a hospital.

Basra. Karbala.

Lot of deals.
Lot of bribes.

And they all seem to have

one common denominator.

You.

Do I need to call my attorney?

You should know.

- Hey.
- Hey.

- Thanks for coming.
- Course.

- You okay?
- Yeah.

Uh, no.

Do you know
Senator Meaghan Sullivan?

Um, I-I'm sorry.

- When you asked me to come over, I...
- Nate.

- Do you know her?
- Yes, I know her.

- Yes, I've come across her.
- Recently?

Yes, I... Why?

Wh-What...
Why is this so important?

She came in to see me today.

She wanted to talk about Iraq.

Look at me.

Tell me exactly
what she said to you.

Senator Sullivan
just threatened my wife.

Maybe we should
talk about this in person.

Hey.

Everything all right?

Jessica popped by.

She left you this.

Did you tell her
about the complaint?

Of course not.

Then why was she
so concerned about me?

She knew something was up
is all.

She let it slip.

You're still working on it.

What-Whatever it was
that threatened my career...

You are still working on it.

- You lied.
- I didn't lie.

Oh, okay, so,
you didn't tell me the truth.

You told me not to cave.

You told me not to back down.

You put my career first,
for once.

Is that what this is about?

Fuck you, Meg!

Don't you dare patronize me.

How do you know
they won't come after me again?

- They won't.
- How do you know?

You don't.

Look, I should've told you.

I'm-I'm sorry.

Did you ever stop?

Of course I did!

How can you ask me that?

Honey...

You know, you could have
said thank you.

Or did you just forget
that he had a gun to your head?

Yeah, you're right.

Thank you.

I know you didn't have
to come with me.

Yeah, I did.

Hey. Look.

Musa.
That was Al Moctar's

code name for the shipments.

"Pierre Falcon. Meet him.

"Pier 2. 9:00 p.m.
Koulikoro."

Koulikoro's a port on the Niger,

just downstream from Bamako.

That's probably
where the weapons came in.

Yeah.
Pierre Falcon?

Name of his contact.

I'm not getting anything on him.

So let's go down there
and take a look.

Hey, I mean it.

Thank you.

For not leaving you alone
to die out here in the dirt?

- Yeah.
- Say it.

Really?

Yeah.

For not leaving me alone
to die out here.

In the dirt.

In the dirt.

You're not forgiven.

Hi, I'm here to see Mr. Weaver.

Show him in.

You hungry?

Um, no, sir.

Cornflakes at night.

My mother used to give it to me
and my brother when I was a kid.

I don't know why.

Cheap, I guess.

Never broke the habit.

Senator Sullivan, sir...

Family.

You don't go near that.

No.

No, you do not.

And you want my help.

I do.

She's a senator, sir.

Amanda Jones.

She didn't find
Clarke and Toumi yet?

No.
Not yet.

This tape is gonna cost us
an awful lot of money.

We're stripping assets.

We're taking a hit.

Kingsley.

I know the man.

He won't sing.

I can't say the same
for Amanda Jones.

Can you?

Well, I know that
she believes in this...

If we need her
to take a fall for us...

will you stake your life
upon her silence?

You want me to help you.

More than happy to do that.

But I want you
to take care of Jones.

We need her, sir.

What we need
is someone at Langley.

We had you.

We had her.

We'll find someone else.

What's the name
of her second-in-command?

Brandon Napier.

Didn't you just send him
over there?

You think I'm not informed, son?

Why did you send him?

Because she needed help.

Really?

That's it?

Not because, somewhere
in the back of your mind,

you knew you might need
someone else to take the reins?

Excuse me.
I need to take this.

- Go ahead.
- Dan?

They got my delivery boy, Nate.

Slow down.

Who are we talking about?

Clarke and Toumi.

They took out Morten Nielsen
a few hours ago.

He was my bridge to Al Moctar.

Well, that's inconvenient.

It's a little more
than inconvenient.

His body was found
outside of Dianke.

I thought you should know.

I appreciate it, Dan.

Yeah.

I, uh...

I need to go call Amanda Jones.

Do it here, son.

What?

You do the call here, Nathan.

Yes, sir.

Hey.
Hey, it's me.

I just got a call from Dan Lotz.

Clarke and Toumi are in Dianke.

Or they were,
as of two hours ago.

Th...

Hello?

Hello?

Yeah.

Yeah, I'm, uh...
I'm-I'm here.

They got to one of his, uh...
h-his guys.

Morten Nielsen.

Did they get anything from him?

I don't know.

Well, can you ask Lotz?

You're the one
on the ground, Amanda.

- Okay. I'll ask him.
- Whatever he gave them,

that's where they'll go next.

Nate.

Kingsley?
The tape?

I'm still working on it.

Christ, Nate!

Do not brush me off.

I-I'm not doing anything else

until you tell me what the fuck

is going on over there.

I-I went to Hal Weaver.

You did what?

He cut a deal with Kingsley,

insurance, if the, uh...

- if the tape comes out.
- Which is?

That he'll stand down and...

if there is an investigation...

he'll take the fall for it.

Maybe he does some time.
But, uh,

he'll be looked after.

They're offering
the same thing to you, Amanda.

You'd be done at the Agency.

Jesus.

They'll find you a-a...

a-a job on the... on the board
of one of these Fortune 500s.

Seven figures.

You and Evie won't worry about

a thing.

I'm sorry, Amanda.

Yeah, well...

I'm sure you did your best.

The deal is contingent upon
you finding Clarke and Toumi.

And if I don't?

Then it gets complicated.

Napier's in position, right?

Mali's a dangerous place.

I want the order
to come from you, Nate.

Shit.

Evening. Do you, uh...
do you speak English?

Engine off.

- Papers.
- Uh, we're working

on the highway up at Bamba.

We left our papers
in the trailer.

- Where are you going?
- Uh, Bamako. Got to pick up

some, uh, radios,
phones, batteries.

What is your name? What... Tell
me your name. What is your name?

Hey, um, for your trouble.

Out.

I didn't mean to offend you.

Get out of the truck now!

Okay, I'm getting out.

I'm getting out.

Americans are looking for you,
my friend.

Hands where I can see them.

- You too.
- Okay, easy.

Easy.
I'm complying.

- I'm complying.
- Tahirou.

Tahirou, get out...

Tahirou, get out here now!
Tahirou!

Get out here now!

- Put the gun down.
- Who are you?!

Put it down!

Listen to her.

Where you from?

What?

Answer me.
Where are you from?

Bamako.

Sokoni.

Missira.

We're practically neighbors.

I have a brother
and sister there.

Just kids.

You have any brothers?

Sisters?

Yes, he does.

How many?

How old?

Just one.

She's seven.

Maybe they know each other.

I want to see them again.

Don't you want to see
your sister again?

I don't want to die here.

Do you?

No one here wants
to die over this.

Not today.

Right. Down.
On the ground.

The other one.

Step aside.

Wow.

Get you.

I don't even know how to shoot.

Evening, Senator.

You're a long way
from your neighborhood.

Home doesn't have quite the same

welcoming feel as it used to.

Nothing to do with me, I hope.

Who was she?

The student
who made the complaint.

I mean, uh...

how do you find these people?

Pretty low...

- coming after my family.
- Says the woman

- threatening to send my wife to jail.
- Difference is she's guilty.

Well, I guess we're both
dedicated to our cause.

And what is your cause,
Mr. Miller?

Same as yours, Senator.

- America.
- Except I serve

the American people.

Who do you serve...
beyond yourself?

I put my life...

on the line for this country.

Can you say the same?

"Serving the American people."

That's the most overused phrase
in the history of the republic.

What does that
even fucking mean, Senator?

Seems like you've lost faith
in our democratic process.

I've lost faith
in a lot of things.

But you haven't lost faith
in William Kingsley.

Do you think
he should run America?

The government outsourced
the security of this country

to make their boardroom friends
a few billion dollars.

You're a mercenary, Mr. Miller.
Nothing more.

Okay, let me tell you
something, Senator.

I've seen bureaucrats
here in D.C. protect their turf

at the expense of men and women
on the battlefield.

I've seen towers come down

because of inflated egos
and agency rivalries.

I've seen friends die...
Good people...

Because of the slow-footed
incompetence of politicians

who are only interested
in hanging on

to their fucking careers.

So, yes, I'll work
for whoever gets the job done.

There are other ways
of doing it.

Who's to say that your way
is better than mine?

Who paid your ransom?

I want names, details.

How the whole thing works.

Everything you have
on the deep state.

There is no deep state, Senator.

Just a bunch of old white guys
clinging to power,

doing everything they can
to protect their interests

before they become extinct.

They will be held to account,
Mr. Miller,

by our Congress, by our press,

if not by our
spineless government,

and you are going
to help me do that.

Knowing me like you do,
you really think

- that that's gonna happen?
- If you don't want little Katie

spending her 12th birthday
visiting her mom in prison...

yeah, actually, I do.

I'm gonna go to bed.

You sleep well, Senator.

Nate?

Amanda Jones.

Consider it done.

And I will put your wife
beyond reach.

Mm.

- Yeah?
- Adam.

Amanda Jones.

An unexpected pleasure.

I can't hear you.

Hold on, I'm just moving.

Are you sober?

Well...

depends what for.

Do you want another crack
at Clarke and Toumi?

You're a fucking
beautiful woman,

did I ever tell you that?

They should be in room six.

Are they here?

Yes, of course.

Come.
Come, come, come.

Oh, I missed you.

I missed you.

I missed you.

Thank you,
for bringing them here.

You're welcome.

And where did you find the body?
One of my men found him

- in an old mining hut in Dianke.
- Fuck.

What did this guy do for you?

He was my main contact
for shipment.

And what did Morten know,
exactly?

Well, he knew everything.

Okay. Thank you.

If Morten spilled,

Clarke and Toumi
will be on to Pierre Falcon.

They'll be heading for the port.

So we get a jump on them.

I want to use McKay.

Keep it low-profile.

Stay here.

Until we call you.

I'll do that.

Thank you.

Both of you.

- We're not out of it yet.
- Oh...

can't you accept
just a little bit of gratitude?

He can't, no.

It's one of his many gifts.

I'm not supposed
to be talking to you.

Sir, I...

Don't call me that.

You don't work for me anymore.

Hell...

you don't even work for them.

Did Miller tell you that?

Miller didn't tell me
a goddamn thing.

Miller didn't talk to you?

He told you
he was coming to see me,

didn't he?

He went straight to Hal,

right over my head.

I almost admire the bastard.

They will fuck you, Amanda.

Don't you be

under any illusion
about that one.

- Hey.
- Hey.

You want to come in?

No.

No, I've got to...

I got to get some sleep.

Okay.

I just want you to know

that you don't have
to worry about Sullivan.

You could've called.

Yeah.

I could have.

She's okay, right?

Sullivan?

She's fine.

What did you think
I would do to her, Nic?

Sorry, it's-it's been
a long day.

I...

Thank you.

I've got your back.

Always.

And that's why he's
known as the king

of the outfield. Bottom
of the fourth, one ball...

- he's having problems with his
pitching elbow... There we go, Aaron.

- Thanks. See you tomorrow.
- Here's the windup. Foul ball.

What's going on?

I'm going to stay
at my sister's.

We can talk about this.

You know, I don't even mind
that everything about you

comes before
everything about me.

I got used to that. I got used
to that a long time ago.

I got used to your crusades

and the price
that I have to pay for them.

But then you lie to me?

And then I start thinking

that maybe you've lied
about other things.

Oh, God, I'm sor...

No.

Don't.

How's Tessa?

Small talk?

Not really your style.

Anything?

No. Nothing.

Right, there's pier two.

Maybe Pierre Falcon
has an office in there.

Pierre Falcon. It's a ship,

not a person.

And that's how
they bring the arms in.

Well, there's no way we're
getting on that thing.

They're here.

Leyla, it's here.
Pierre Falcon.

Leased by a company called
Ecomaritime.

Oh, shit.

Go.

Fucking Christ.

This way.

Brandon.

Colonel Russell,

it's Amanda Jones.
Clarke and Toumi

are on their way to a company
called Ecomaritime.

I'm sending you the address now.

I'll send a team.

I'll meet you there.

This is it.

Clean energy.

- Solar panels, wind farms...
- Desalination plants,

water purification kits.

It's a perfect cover
if you want to ship arms.

There has to be a link
to KMPH in here.

Wheels up in five minutes.

Take me off the manifest.

No one...
knows I am on this flight.

Harry.

I've seen this man.

Moussa Diarra. CEO.

No, the man with him.

Two years ago,
after we came back from Mali,

George White and I went
to see Yambo Kanté,

the puppet they installed
as president... he was there.

Who is he?

No idea.

Shit.
Let's go.

Don't you fucking move!

Hands in the air!

Hands where I can see 'em!

Get on the fucking floor!

Do not move!

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