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The one thing that made the United States so dangerous for so long was that
your people believed in a fantasy of freedom. Fear me, the fucking lectures
on failed societies.
How bad can this fucking thing get? FDR has some
knowledge of the lioness program, but they don't have definitive proof.
Joe can provide that. Okay, NSA has a hit. He's going to hang a right fucking
hero. Can you put it on the roof? You got a bird?
Bobby. Blood on the floor? Looks like you missed a spot, motherfucker!
We have diplomatic immunity.
Tail number?
M-5.
Departed 1107.
They loaded her onto a Challenger 300.
She's on a jet. Destination unknown.
Transponder disabled.
We're still a step behind, and time's not on our side.
I think I said it earlier, and I meant it. I thought you were going to tell me
I'm the prettiest girl.
How'd you know?
I wish I could take you home.
You can.
Yeah? Yeah.
You just got to find me out.
Okay. Yeah.
Yeah.
Wait here.
Okay. Look at my thing.
Stay right here.
I'll be back.
Ready for me?
Right and left, don't.
Damn.
I'll take this pretty serious.
That it?
Need a fucking blood sample or anything?
Huh?
See you tomorrow.
You have really good taste.
I can't take credit.
My company owns this apartment. Your company has really good taste.
It's your lucky day.
You win.
Fucking kid.
Hey! What the fuck?
Our thoughts exactly.
What the fuck, Kate? What the fuck would motivate the son of two
anesthesiologists who went to Georgetown, who grew up with every
possible advantage in life, to take money from a foreign agent? More
specifically, what did you sell them?
What trade secret of Booz Allen's did you fucking sell them? I want a lawyer.
I would too, if we were the FBI.
But we aren't.
I'm here to get the name and the contact information of your handler, or my
associate over here is going to carry you out the patio, and he's going to
throw you out the fucking building.
What the fuck are you talking about? Wait.
Hey,
no, wait. Okay.
All right. Wait.
What? You got something to say? My phone.
A name, Cade. Rooster. It's under Rooster. Rooster.
What does that mean you got something?
What do you got?
It just depends on whatever he's looking for. He? Who is he?
Is it Rooster? Who the fuck is Rooster? I don't know. Cut the fucking bullshit.
I don't know. What does he look like?
Like a fucking math nerd.
Set him down.
How did you
meet Rooster?
He gave me a test.
A test?
The answer to a data structures and algorithms test.
Gave them to me and fucking now I don't have a choice. Do you understand me? I
don't get money.
He owns my fucking degree, my whole future.
Do you get it? My whole future.
Not anymore, he doesn't.
We hold it now.
So you get something, you send him a text.
He sends you an address and you meet him there, is that it?
Yes.
Get dressed.
Do you have a coffee machine in your kitchen?
Huh? A coffee maker. Fuck, Kate.
Yeah. Can someone figure out coffee?
Our meet is at 0800.
Am I on coffee, Tony? If the shoe fits, baby.
Since when did I become Sally's fucking homemaker?
Tucker, you want to explain to Kate who we are?
Set the fuck up and we'll... Not another fucking word, you understand me?
Yes, I know. The fuck did I just say?
Have a seat, Richard.
Uh... Charlotte didn't mention a boyfriend.
Did you mention a wife?
Slipped my mind.
Four children.
You got me, man. You got me.
Yes.
I do.
There's also video.
Two hours of it.
Well... That Viagra's no joke. What
can I say?
This is funny to you, huh?
There's a certain irony to it.
Yes.
I see no irony.
Hands! Hands! Hands!
Hands!
You see it now, don't you? Hands!
the fuck around. Face down. Hands behind your head. Interlock your fingers. Now
lower your head down to your knees. Head all the way down.
Don't move.
Stand up.
Turn around. Head behind your head.
Why me? I don't got shit to do with this.
Don't bullshit a bullshitter.
Get the fuck up.
Get up!
What the fuck?
I have rights!
No, you don't.
Not anymore.
I hope you were a fucking convict.
Seriously. I hope you were, too.
Whoa, whoa, whoa. You really fucked that stripper? Hey, I'm a method actor.
Okay, bro? You ground brass guys are fucking nuts. Oh, okay. We're nuts.
Okay. You deal on the way. Check your signal.
Yes, ma'am.
Coming our way when?
You're already late.
Yes, ma'am.
Kid's gonna pass out.
You need to calm the fuck down. Tell him.
Charlie.
Are Bravo and Charlie in place?
Bravo, Charlie, this is Alpha.
Are you set? Bravo set.
Charlie set.
Good to go.
Acid's in place.
Why are you sweating?
I'm going over a spot.
It didn't need to happen today.
I don't like having all this shit on the drive.
Green light. Green light. Let's go.
Bravo, Charlie, you are green.
You didn't think this was over, did you?
We're just getting started.
You can't hold me.
My student visa gives me diplomatic immunity.
That's why you kids have got to stop getting in use from TikTok. Only
diplomats who are registered with the U.S. Department of State are granted
diplomatic immunity.
You're not on that list.
Believe me.
We checked, so you're going to be charged with 18
U.S. Code 1831.
And 18 USC 793 794.
I don't know what those mean.
Well, your lawyer's going to explain it when you get one.
Now, let me tell you the penalty.
When you're found guilty, which you will be because there is caught red-handed
and caught with your dick in your hand and somehow you found a way to do both.
And we have it on video.
Let me get back to the penalty, which is life imprisonment times three, a maximum
security prison based on your threat to national security. Can you imagine the
commodity a handsome young man who can't weigh more than a buck fifty would be to
a bunch of drug traffickers who have surrendered to the fact that they will
never get to love a woman again?
This is my senior case officer.
And she, she's going to determine whether you can provide us with enough
information that we're going to pause her demand for justice.
And when I say justice, I mean vindictive retribution.
Understand the game?
I think so.
Trade information for freedom.
No.
We're not trading anything.
You're going to dazzle me.
With hard data, names, and explicit information to the structure, financing,
and execution of all your operations.
I'm going to need to understand your flow of information as well as you do.
Or...
I'm going to drive to the county jail with a stack of 100s as thick as my
fucking neck.
And I'll spend the next six hours cherry picking your cellmate for the evening.
And then tomorrow, we get to do it all over again.
So what are all you Belarus fuckers doing running around Washington, D.C.?
I'm Lithuanian.
Your passport's Lithuanian.
But last I checked, Belarus' military wasn't allowing Lithuanians in their
military.
I've never been to Belarus.
I don't know Belarus.
Boy, you gotta give me a little more fucking credit here.
I'm a senior case officer for the CIA.
So if I want data on someone, I just take the fingerprints from their visa
application and I run it through a little program at the NSA which cross
-references those fingerprints with Interpol, EU Entry, Privium, ETAS,
not to mention the database of military enrollment in virtually every nation
that pays a pension or has a Veterans Affairs Department, which...
our little brainiacs have been mining and stealing data from since the
internet went live.
You joined in 2010, accepted the SSU in 2012,
served in the 5th Spitznaz Brigade, where you participated in putting down
the 2020 uprising in Bratz, where you guys, you guys just started smoking
fuckers.
Wow. I mean, that,
I must really simplify dispersing protesters as a foreign national
entering the U.S. on a fraudulent passport and engaging in espionage,
which is a big no-no around here.
The constitutional protections that lawful visitors, immigrants, and
citizens enjoy, they don't apply to you.
So I'm not going to sit here and listen to your memorized lies and your bullshit
intel that you're going to try and float me.
What I am going to do...
And I'm going to send you to Guantanamo Bay.
Stick you in an 8x8 cage, no ceiling.
Feed you three times a week.
While you cook in the fucking heat.
And we blast Metallica at 110 decibels 24 hours a fucking day.
For three years.
Then we'll see if you feel like telling me the truth.
Hey.
You ever had dengue fever?
You're going to love it.
Yeah, the locals call it bone break fever because I guess that's what it
feels like.
It's not a matter of if you get it. I promise you, I promise you, you're going
to get it because it's the first thing we give you.
Have a good trip. We'll see you in 2028.
Yep.
All right guys bring him back in let's hear what he has to say
Go for it, guys.
Hey.
I want to introduce you to somebody.
What do you think of that, huh?
A fucking Russian double agent in the flesh. I mean, you just... Jesus, you
just don't see that every day, do you?
What do you think it means that I told you who she is?
It means... I'm never going free.
All we do today is pick a prison.
And believe me when I tell you, there are levels to that game.
Do you care to bring us up to speed?
Sure. We began our operation targeting known assets of Russian intelligence.
We have apprehended four individuals in one sting, two individuals in another,
although the second appears to be an asset of the Chinese Ministry of State.
Our two senior case officers are meant to be here now. They're conducting
interviews, and they're en route to debrief.
NSA has been processing the information provided.
They're also mining information from seized computers and cell phones. And
NSA is sending information in real time as they gather it. Director Westfield,
would you care to elaborate on CIA's decision to completely exclude FBI's
counterintelligence from this operation?
All our officers have.
FBI credentials, ma'am. This was, in essence, a CED operation.
Okay, without any oversight, without any adherence to the chain of command. So,
in other words, this operation was and is complete bullshit.
And those credentials are a convenient workaround to avoid violating the
National Security Act of 1947 and Executive Act 12333, which you still
violated. Okay. Number one.
CED was informed once the targets were detained and are in FBI custody as we
speak. Oh, yeah? All of them? Two are still being interviewed.
Are any of my agents present at those interviews?
Sworn agents of the FBI are present. No, I don't mean your agents. I mean my
agents. Can we...
Pause the dick-measuring over jurisdiction here and discuss what has
been uncovered thus far, okay?
If this procedure is not followed to the letter, those cases will not be
prosecutable. I couldn't give a shit about prostitution.
I care about what secrets have been stolen, who has those secrets, is our
national security compromised, and to what extent.
Crimes against national security give us extreme latitude in detaining
individuals as they are essentially war crimes, which suspends the due process
clause, as well as the search and seizure protections of the Fourth
Amendment. We can detain them for years without trial. If we assess that they
are a continued threat to national security, we can detain them
indefinitely.
That is why I don't care about prosecution.
Which brings us to the question, is our national security at risk?
Without a question.
Give us an example.
So my lioness was in contact with a software engineer at a leading defense
firm with heavy focus on AI enhancement.
This individual was extorted by a Chinese Ministry of State contract agent
into providing sensitive, privileged information on multiple occasions.
NSA is processing the exposed data to make a threat and damage assessment.
What's most concerning is this agent seems to have been activated.
by a professor at a university where both these individuals obtained advanced
degrees in software engineering.
The Chinese agent himself is a software engineer at Raytheon.
We are in contact with their head of security and he has isolated all of this
individual's accounts and is processing with DIA and NSA as we speak.
It appears a software engineer professor that taught both these individuals is
also complicit based on statements by the detainee.
We have obtained a warrant through CED, and we will be picking him up this
afternoon. Another Chinese national.
American citizen.
A Richard Ely, born 9-22-67 in Boston, undergrad at Cornell.
Advanced degrees in both computer science and software engineering.
He taught at UMN Arbor until 2018, and then he came here.
And how's he involved?
Apparently he provides exam answers to Mr.
Lin, codenamed Rooster, which then he peddled down to students who seemed to
lack a level of moral integrity.
How is his professor compensated? Our source says no compensation.
It appears that our professor believes that our government and our economic
system are fatally flawed, and he's more aligned politically with the Chinese
governmental structure.
So he's a communist.
It's hard to call him a communist with a professor's salary of $280,000 a year
and an IT consulting firm. But he certainly appears to be a communist
empathizer. So beyond this professor, how far does this go?
We'll have a better understanding after I interview him. What we learned in
Afghanistan is those motivated by ideology never cooperate.
With all due respect, ma'am, but what we've learned in Afghanistan is those
motivated by religion never cooperate because their God is with them
everywhere, in prison, in exile, and in death.
Ideology is useless in those places.
Besides, he's got a wife and two kids, both of them in private school, and a
beach house in Hilton Heck.
It looks like his ideology remains on campus.
Anything else?
More tomorrow, I hope.
So we placed an operator undercover, put the salesman for a defense contractor,
placed him in a bar known for honeypotting, and by the end of the
night, he made contact and provided necessary evidence to convince Russian
foreign agents to move on him.
What was the evidence, if I may ask?
Well, typically, these honeypotters perform sexual acts on the subjects.
providing blackmail material that allows them to be subjugated by the agent,
forcing them to provide intel in any number of forms.
Are you saying that your operator allowed sexual acts to be performed on
him? I recall from the video my operator did most of the performing, ma'am.
Okay, so this has gone completely broke. Look, okay, with all due respect, we are
not infiltrating some biker gang selling stolen guns in speed.
These are enemies of the state actively seeking means to weaken us as a nation.
We broke no laws.
Two consenting adults had sex.
No money exchanged hands.
The fact that one of them did so with the intent of extorting one of my
officers, that's a crime, and one you should charge her with.
Oh, and by the way, you can slap a treason charge on top of it. You're
welcome. Okay, I can do without the flippancy. Yeah, and I can do without
the inference of impropriety towards my officers at every fucking turn. Oh, can
we stop the dick-measuring of jurisdiction and procedure?
Kyle, please continue.
Okay, well, what's interesting is these Russians all have Belarus citizenship.
using passports from Lithuania, Latvia, Malta.
Also, the senior contract agent fed me intel, which was all planted. How do you
know this information was planted?
Because it all checks out.
Everything he gave me, NSA can verify, which means, obviously, we already knew
it. And our double agent verified that these gifts are all standard offerings
that most Russian agents would utilize if detained.
So we are going to send him to Gitmo. I'll let him cook for a bit and see if
his intel improves.
Do you feel the Belarus agents are connected to Russian forces directly
or indirectly?
My best guess, they're guns for hire.
Seeking information valuable to our adversaries, Qatar, Syria, Iran,
Venezuela, possibly China, but doubtful since Russia sees China as an adversary
as well.
So beyond picking up this professor, what's the next steps?
This was a pretty splashy first day.
They know we're hunting, which was the goal.
They'll clam up.
Their sources will get nervous. They'll possibly even reach out to us looking
for a parachute.
We have a very strong list of Russian sources in the U.S.
NSA has already dug into their bank accounts and found some very big, big
ticket purchases that don't necessarily align with their income.
Most of these sources are U.S. citizens.
So they'll be coming your way, Director Wexler. Okay, so why not this professor?
Let us take it from here.
We have a latitude in questioning that the FBI does not have.
Because we're not investigating a crime, nor can we charge him with any, we're
simply seeking information in the interest of national security.
So no Miranda rights, no 4th, 5th, and 14th to limit the scope or manner of our
inquiries. And certainly anything that we uncover will still be admissible in
court as witness testimony on our part.
All right.
Good work, Joe.
Stay with it.
One last thing. What we're about to divulge requires TS clearance. It is
Yankee White only.
Caitlin, Kylan, I don't have that clearance.
You don't need it.
You're the ones who mind the intel.
We have a source in the Russian SBR.
This individual has provided us with a list of Russian sources who are
currently working in the U.S. We're aware.
What you aren't aware of is some of the more prominent names on that list. How
prominent? executives of multiple television networks, senior editors at
the Post and the Times, four district court judges, two circuit court judges,
seven members of the House and two in the Senate.
My God.
But you know this. Not speculate.
Know it.
We have the SVR files, ma'am, which contain bank account information,
routing numbers, pay schedules through various foundations and NGOs, typically
as campaign contributions.
The evidence is damning.
The question is...
What would you like us to do with it?
Our worry is that whether we detain or FBI arrest, it's going to send a
shockwave. through the higher learning institutions, through the major media
outlets, through the public officials, both elected to office.
Will it cause a collapse in confidence through these institutions that is
actually more helpful to the Russians than the sources they have in place?
We could do arrest in stages over a period of time. What period of time are
we talking about? Once one of the dominoes falls, they all fall, whether
we knock them down or not. May I? Joe, let us figure this out.
I'd like to hear what she has to say.
Go ahead, Jill.
Look, Kyle and I are the only spies in the room, right?
If we're spies who hook these fish, you can arrest them, sure.
But we can switch the hooks.
Remove theirs, put in ours.
Explain that.
We approach every compromised official, we present them our evidence, and we
give them the option of retiring in the next 24 hours. Are they faith prison?
We don't offer them immunity.
We don't offer them anything.
We simply withhold action.
They tell us everything, they give us everything, and from this day forward,
they are our sources.
Who are these senators?
Oh, Sam Meyer.
Meyer's a freshman.
It's likely they had him before and were just instrumental in his decision to
run. We audited his campaign contributions.
Energy company in Crimea, Armenian IT company, Alibaba, Tencent, Baidu. Jesus.
Yes.
Well, your plan makes sense, Joe.
They're removed from power immediately. They have no means of defying the
demand. Because we can prosecute.
We'd be forced to in this instance.
No statute of limitations on treason.
We could prosecute any time we see fit.
Okay,
you too.
You take Myron.
I'll take Olsen.
Yes, sir.
You two start working the house.
With pleasure.
Director Wexler.
Sir. If we can have special agents from CDB at all of these meetings, anyone
that says no is arrested.
Let the chips fall where they may.
Go on, have a birthday, homie.
You think your guys were connected with the guys in my house? How many contract
agents in Belarus can there be in D.C., right? There gotta be.
Before you shove your guy off, ask Push.
My guy ain't talking.
Not for a few months, anyway. Just ask anyway.
Plant the seed before you stick him in a box. It'll be the thing he trades to get
out. I'll ask him.
Have fun with your professor.
I plan to.
Yes.
Pretty quiet, except for your big prize.
Yeah? What's he saying?
Been praying.
Well, good, that's gonna do him.
He's been praying in Arabic.
Oh, you gotta be shitting me.
They all going to Gitmo?
No. Just a surprise.
You guys ready to travel?
We have a moose holding for us, Senator Andrews. The wheel's up at 1900, Bill.
This won't take long.
You've been holding out on me.
Didn't realize you were a religious man.
Been listening to you a la Akbar for the last couple of hours.
You a Lipka Tatar?
Huh?
That's not very Muslim of you, helping the Russian state.
The enemy of my enemy is my friend.
Ah, okay.
Now we're getting somewhere.
All right, well, listen, you're about to ship off to Camp Hell in a few minutes.
So while you're there, sitting in the 100-degree heat, buck naked, with about
a thousand mosquitoes the size of fucking sparrows sucking you dry, I want
you to think about this.
Two Belarus contract agents made an abduction attempt on a case officer in
Virginia.
You know what I'm referring to.
This is news to me. Oh, come on. Give me a fucking break.
You got less than 40,000 people in your entire fucking army, a few hundred in
SF. All you fuckers know each other, and you know exactly what I'm talking about.
But when you feel like talking, you just tell that Marine sergeant who
beat you with a baton before every meal.
But that's how you make the pain stop, Alex.
And it's the only way.
What is paramount to understand?
AI will likely render what I do and what you aspire to do as obsolete.
Likewise to careers in marketing, accounting, engineering, whether
software, biological, mechanical, data analysis, research management, all of
these careers will disappear in the next decade.
You must alter the focus of your education to include machine learning.
Computer vision and management strategies, NLP engineering, computer
vision engineering.
And you must prepare yourselves for a world in which your endeavors are not
compensated with money.
Your compensation is in the collective betterment of our society, of our state.
What, no money, you say?
Yep, that's the future.
Your efforts will be compensated through the services provided to you in return
from the state.
Housing, health care, food, clean transportation, entertainment.
And as you prepare yourselves for a career in the future, you must prepare
yourselves also for a world that replaces the imperialist goals and
economic meddling of a free market society with a dedication to a state
that in turn dedicates itself
to an equitable life for all humankind.
Interesting position.
Not a position, it's the inevitable truth.
Let's say the inevitable.
becomes true tomorrow.
Are you willing to pull your kids out of private school, turn your beach house
over to the government and allow them to see the four million in equities
Fidelity manages for you?
I bet not.
You strike me more as a have your cake and eat it too kind of guy.
Who are you?
I am the inevitable.
Consequence of your actions, Mr. Ely.
And what actions would you be referring to?
Selling exam answers through your TA to students with the intent to extort and
recruit them to provide information to the Chinese Ministry of State Security.
The legal definition for that action is treason, Mr. Ely.
I guess you'll be surrendering your money and your property to the U.S.
government after all. Do you have a warrant?
I do.
I would too.
You're not free to go. I want a lawyer.
I don't know who your people are.
Get the fuck out of my way.
Bad call, Richard.
We got a vehicle out back.
We're going to spare you the indignity for now.
You haven't read my rights.
Let me show you my other badge.
You don't have any rights with this badge.
Why are we even messing with this guy anyway?
Could I have C.D. pick him up, bring him right to us?
This guy...
If this guy lived in a shitty apartment and donated his entire salary to the
Communist Party, I could at least respect his commitment to the cause.
This asshole lives better than we do than advocates tearing down the system
that allows him to do it.
Now, fuck him.
I want to look him in the eye when his fucking world crumbles.
The perks of this job are endless, ain't they, boss?
Hi, hey Sure
How was your day?
I saw a 16-year-old girl with stage 3 colon cancer.
And a teenager?
Yeah.
I didn't think that was possible.
Yeah, it's becoming more and more common.
It's got to be something environmental.
Microplastics or some preservative.
You know, something with greed at its root.
It's pretty deep, babe.
Pretty philosophical for a physician.
Maybe so, but still true.
I'd ask you about your day, but... You can ask.
How was your day?
It was illuminating.
Illuminating? How so?
Every enemy we have.
has been waging a 50-year covert war against us, attacking us with the
tiniest of cuts.
What kind of cuts?
To our infrastructure, our government, our schools,
social media, everything.
Well, they're really following. How'd they do that?
Lenin used to call compassionate progressives in the West Useful idiots.
Because on the surface, what they wanted appeared to be what he wanted.
And he used that.
That's how he took power.
And now, they're all doing it. They've been doing it for so long.
Like spies?
Influencers.
Information peddlers.
And an army of useful idiots.
For 50 years.
And now we're infested with them.
Open mouth.
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