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Previously
on Homeland...

Samira Noori.

She was married
for a few months

when G'ulom
killed her husband.

She go running
back to her village? No.

She stayed here,
despite the danger,

living as a single woman
in Kabul.

I found this
in your apartment.

What do you want?

Your government and mine
are trying

to secure peace
with the Taliban.

General G'ulom is standing
in the way of that.

With this,
he'll have to back down.

We have a deal, then?

We have a deal.

And you'll declare an immediate

countrywide cease‐fire
as we discussed?

Starting tomorrow morning.

You're like a frosted
Lucky Charm, man.

Haven't you noticed?
Dude's been here a week.

Not a single IED, RPG,

mortar, rocket,
sniper, nothing.

You reached across the aisle
to bridge the divide,

but those fault lines run deep.

And Ben Hayes
is in the perfect position

to exploit them.

No vice president has ever
challenged a sitting president.

No vice president's ever been
from the opposing party.

Is that you, Ms. Mathison?

It is, sir.

If we think she was
compromised in Russia...

Why would we give her
the go‐ahead

to meet with a Russian?

To get her to
incriminate herself, right?

We need eyes and ears
on her the whole time.

‐ Where are we going?
‐ We'll talk by the fountain.

I want to make double sure
they can't hear us.

Are you getting this?

I‐I can't make out
a word they're saying.

You really do not remember?

Remember what?

I saved your life...

for one thing.

How much of what they did say

are we gonna be able
to recover?

I'll get the techs
working on it

once we're back
at the station.

You said he was recruitable.
Is he?

He's feeling underappreciated.

He said that?

Provided it's not all
some grand deception.

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The World Trade Center,
Tower Number One

is on fire!

I missed something
once before. I won't‐‐

I can't let that happen again!

An American prisoner of war
has been turned.

You're a disgrace
to your nation,

Sergeant Nicholas Brody.

You're a traitor
and a terrorist,

and now it's time
to pay for that.

Are you accusing me
of something?

You really do not remember?

Remember what?

We may be dealing with
a compromised officer here.

You had a relationship
complicated enough

to lie about.

Yeah, it's complicated.

I lost seven months
of my life.

To my Russian handler?

Is our strategy working?

And you will become
the focus of an investigation

that will define
the rest of your life.

That not every
problem in the Middle East

deserves a military solution.

Because this whole country
went stupid crazy after 9/11.

Carrie, you're not yourself.

I'm still putting
the pieces together.

Please, God,
tell me you have it.

Is there no fucking line?

I believe you.

No one else will.

‐ Carrie...
‐ I know.

It's not safe out there.

I'm careful.

If you were careful,
you wouldn't be going out.

Hold on a sec.
Let me try that again.

Fuck.

Problem is, it keeps
changing frequency.

No choice but to go
syllable by syllable.

Well, it's only
gonna get harder

as they get closer
to the fountain.

No shit.

What do you want me
to tell Mike?

Tell him it's gonna
take a hell of a lot longer

than we thought.

Speaking Pashto

Samira...

Speaking Pashto

‐ Miss Mathison?
‐ Yes?

Come with us, please.

Who are you?

Military police, ma'am.

Please.

Okay, you wanna tell me
what this is about?

This way.

‐ Where are we going?
‐ Sorry, ma'am.

Look, you can't
tell me anything?

Here's what I want you to do.

Call Saul Berenson,

the national security advisor
of the United States,

‐ and tell him‐‐
‐ Ma'am...

No, don't fucking "ma'am" me!

Mr. Berenson's fully aware.

Bagram?

That's where we're going?

Yes.

You wanna tell me
where they're sending me?

‐ What a fucking day.
‐ Yeah.

Saul‐‐.

He's coming here,
the president is, in...

Jesus, four hours

to announce
a framework for peace.

He'll be met here
by the Afghan president.

There'll be a reception
at the presidential palace,

where the announcement
will be made.

So that's what the meeting was.

What meeting?

At the station,
everyone was preparing

for the president's arrival.

Oh, yeah,
sorry about the secrecy.

It's a mess getting
your clearance restored.

Carrie, president asked
that you be here when he lands,

wants to talk to you.

‐ About what?
‐ Not clear.

I guess you'll find out.

I gotta get to the reception,

make sure everything's
good to go.

You'll ride in later
with the motorcade.

We did it.

Step one, anyway.

I gotta go.

Thank you.

‐ Salaam alaikum.
‐ Salaam alaikum.

Madame, telephone, please.

Thank you.

General.

Director.

What's going on?

A significant announcement

on the status
of the peace talks.

They've reached an agreement,
haven't they‐‐the Americans?

Without input from you or me,

but they expect us
to stand here

and applaud the result.

Who made the deal?

Till now, I assumed you had.

My prime minister
got a call last night

from the president
of the United States, no less,

threatening economic
and travel sanctions

if Pakistan
doesn't get on board.

On board with what, exactly?

Yeah, he wouldn't say.

My president just left
to Bagram Airfield

to receive a dignitary
coming in for the announcement.

I figure it must be

the secretary of state.

Do you think it's Warner
himself coming here?

I think they don't want us
to know.

Excuse me.
Excuse me.

I need my phone back.

‐ I'm leaving.
‐ Nope.

She'll be staying here
for the duration.

‐ You can't do that.
‐ Yeah, I can.

Go ahead, yell, scream.
I don't give a shit.

Let 'em all know you're still
doing everything in your power

to keep this day
from happening.

So the talks in Doha,
that was all a charade?

You made it a charade.

You snuck around
behind my back.

‐ No.
‐ You went to Haqqani.

Who you tried to kill.

Your ally, and you put a
grenade through his windshield,

which, to be honest, was
the only useful thing you did.

Broke the impasse.

Hmm.

‐ They here?
‐ Just landed.

At least I assume
that's them.

You really talking
to the president?

Did everyone know but me?

So you are, then?

We'll see.

They told me to be on deck
right here.

Mr. President,
been a long time coming.

Too long, sir.

Oh, yes, very good.

Guess you're on.

Oh. Excuse me.

‐ Carrie Mathison.
‐ Mr. President.

‐ It's an honor.
‐ Oh, for me, sir.

Well, no,
I definitely meant for me.

You know, I was thinking
on the flight over

just how much I was
looking forward

to meeting you in person,

considering what an important
part you've played in my life.

One could make a pretty good
case I wouldn't be president

if it weren't for you.

I read the reports
more than once.

What you went through
in Moscow,

your captivity there.

It's a profile
in the kind of courage

not many people
can even imagine.

And since I can't
thank you publicly‐‐

apparently there are
sources and methods

that need to be protected‐‐.

I‐I‐I wanted to do so now...

privately, face‐to‐face.

I don't know what to say.

Yeah, you don't have
to say anything.

I'm just glad you're here
to witness this thing

that you helped set in motion,

this ending of a war,

the longest in our history.

Kind of amazing.

‐ It is, isn't it?
‐.

Now, I, uh, want you
to let me know

the minute you get back
to Washington.

I wanna set up something
in the White House for you,

if you're open to that.

Mr. President.

Uh, what's going on, sir?

Oh, sorry,
more need to know,

the last leg in the journey.

President Daoud and I will be
flying up to a combat post

to announce the peace
to the soldiers

on the front line
who'll be going home.

And JSOC signed off on it?

First they whined like hell.

If it was up to those guys,
I wouldn't go anywhere.

Mr. President,
are you ready?

Ready, Chief.

So?

We're a decoy.

I should have known.

Chalk One outbound.

Chalk Two outbound.

Roger. Chalk One, squawk ident
zero‐zero‐five‐one.

Chalk Two, squawk ident
zero‐zero‐five‐two.

Cleared visual,
we are radar following.

Speaking Pashto

speaking Pashto.

So what'd he say?

The president,
what did he say?

Nothing, really.

Didn't look like nothing.

It looked, like, intense.

Was it classified?

No.

So?

It was personal.

Oh, if it was personal...

who you got to share it with
besides me?

He thanked me.

For coming here
and getting G'ulom in line?

No, no, it wasn't
about the peace initiative,

not... not mainly, anyway.

‐ He thanked me for Moscow.
‐ Hmm.

What I went through there.

He'd read the files.

Anyway, it was nice to talk
to someone who trusts me.

It's yours.

‐
‐ Samira?

You've got to help me.

What's wrong?

My brother‐in‐law...

speaking Pashto.

He came by with two friends,
Taliban,

to force me to go back
to my village.

‐ Where are they?
‐ Here, right now.

He wants me to be with him.

Yelling in Pashto.

You've got to come get me.

How far are we from the palace?

Twenty minutes out.

Carrie.

I'll be there as soon as I can.

You've got to come now.

I will. Just‐‐.

Now!

‐ Go straight.
‐ We can't.

This motorcade's a fake.
A woman's life is on the line.

We owe her.

Helicopters
are two minutes out.

This is bullshit, Sarge.

No VIP's gonna stick
his nose in here.

You done?

All good, Max?

All good?

Outside in two.

You know
who the big shot is, Maxie?

Some general,
isn't it?

How many stars?
One? Two?

Three?

Four?

Five.

Fall in!

Chalk One on the ground.

Okay, we got video feed
from Steedley now.

Put it up.

Chalk Two on final approach.

They've landed.
We have video.

‐ Excuse me.
‐ Pleasure to meet you, sir.

Yeah.

Ladies and gentlemen...

An hour ago,
President Daoud welcomed.

President Ralph Warner
to Bagram Air Force Base.

They will be here
to meet you all soon.

But first they wanted to send
a message about peace...

from the front line
of the war.

Hi.

Mr. Vice President,
they're ready for you

in the Situation Room.

You preempted every network?

I'm reporting live outside
the Afghan Ministry of...

We discussed it
before the president left.

As I said, everything's set up
in the Situation Room.

No, I'm good.

‐ Piotrowski?
‐ Yes.

That's your ride.
Have your shit ready.

It is.

Fuck me, it's the president.

Who's the dude with him?

The president of Afghanistan,
dumb-ass.

Oh.

Good afternoon,
Mr. President.

Bring 'em in, Lieutenant.

At ease, guys.
Bring it in tight.

Take a knee in the front.

Gentlemen,
it gives me great pleasure

to introduce my good friend
President Daoud.

It's an honor to meet you all.

For both of us.

When I told the military
and the secret service

I wanted to come up here,
they advised against it.

But you know what?

Thing about being
commander in chief,

you are the chief.

I'm sure you all know
how this base got its name,

from Corporal Brett Steedley
of Galesburg, Illinois,

killed in an ambush
March 13, 2007.

Two thousand seven...

when most of you men were
still in the fifth grade.

Since then, this base has
suffered more casualties,

endured more pain,
and demanded more courage

than anywhere in the world

where our troops
have to fight.

You hold the line.
You don't back down.

"I'm sure you often
ask yourselves, "Why?

Why do we have to risk
our lives,

spill our blood and treasure
for a tiny outpost

"7,000 miles from home?"

We're here to tell you why.

Your courage and sacrifice

and the sacrifices of those
who held this post before you

have convinced the enemy
that he cannot,

he will not win this war.

After 18 long years,

he has agreed
to negotiate for peace.

‐ Samira?
‐ Yeah.

They're pressuring her
to leave.

She can't stall much longer.

Look at that.

He's doing it.

Peace is really happening.

Hey, Amin,

we gotta get through this.

Gentlemen, I wanna
tell you one more thing.

I‐I‐I know folks back home
in America are watching too.

Before I left Washington,
I had a phone call,

a long phone call

with Taliban leader
Haissam Haqqani,

and we spoke about
how we can bring peace

to this beautiful country.

We have our differences still,

but we agreed
on two fundamental things:

No terrorist group
will ever find refuge

in this country again,

and the people of Afghanistan
will be free

to live the lives
they all wanna live‐‐

man, woman, and child.

Jesus, I'm weeping
all over my shoes.

Look at him,
grandpa in a flak jacket.

It's all about winning
a second term, isn't it?

It's about ending the war.

And this is what Emir Haqqani
and I really agree on,

and it is the best guarantor
of peace between us.

Neither one of us are prepared

to send any more
of our countries'

sons and daughters
to die for us here.

Enough.
We end it now.

Time for you to come home.

Yeah!

Lieutenant... well done.

‐ Mr. President.
‐ Soldier.

You mind if I take
a picture?

Thank you.
Oh, please, let's do it.

‐ Where are you from, soldier?
‐ Washington, sir.

‐ Oh, close to the power.
‐.

He needs to get a move on.

Twelve minutes behind schedule.

So what's the plan?

Brother‐in‐law and two Taliban
in the apartment,

could be armed.

We try to extricate Samira,
they probably resist,

which could mean gunfire,
which is the last thing we want

in Kabul right now,
breaking the cease‐fire.

So what's the plan?

‐
‐ Carrie?

Max, you don't get it.
You can't leave.

You heard him.
You're all going home.

When?

You hear him say that?

We could be here months.

Nothing happens quickly
in the army.

Piotrowski!

Come on, Piotrowski,
we're out of here.

Hey.

I'm not going.

Suit yourself.

Mr. Vice President.

‐
‐ Oh, thank you.

Thank you, bless you.

- ‐ Thank you.
- ‐ Thank you.

Thank you for everything
you've done.

- ‐ Just amazing, Saul.
- ‐ Aw, bless you.

‐ Just amazing.
‐ Thank you.

Good to see you.
Good to see you.

Speaking Pashto.

Speaking Pashto.

Don't fucking move.

Speaking Pashto.

Go, go!

‐
‐ It's all right.

You're safe now.

It's okay. It's okay.

Our allies the Americans
have treated us

with their usual courtesy.

Do you know what I found
interesting about the speech?

Warner said they'd been
talking to Haqqani

and would be meeting him
very soon,

which must mean here in Kabul.

I thought you controlled
Haqqani.

I thought you controlled Kabul.

You'll excuse me, ma'am.
Saul, will you come with me?

Wanna tell me what's up?

Not here.

Well?

Bagram ATC got a report

from AWACS shadowing
the Steedley mission.

Four minutes ago,

the president's helicopter
disappeared off radar.

Jesus Christ.

Did it crash?

It's unknown.

What's the escort helicopter
say?

‐ Didn't see it.
‐ Didn't see?

Isn't that their sole
fucking job to keep an eye?

Holy fuck.

Two presidents...

I know.

Two presidents on board.

‐ Where we going?
‐ CIA station.

It's closer than Bagram.

We have fighter cover
overhead.

Every available air asset
is heading to the area.

Quick Reaction Force
is en route.

CIA officers have been
recalled from the field.

What's that mean, "RTB"?

Return to base immediately.

‐ Because of me?
‐ No, no, no.

It's something else.

What?

I don't know.

What are we looking at?

Camera on Chalk One,
the escort.

Got something,
three o'clock, low!

Wreckage spotted:
Victor Lima

one‐five‐four‐two‐
zero‐five‐five‐eight.

Is the White House
seeing this?

Yes, sir.

- ‐ Please.
- ‐ Sir.

- ‐ Who's in charge?
- ‐ What, here?

Technically, you.

No, there.

Search and rescue is being run

out of Kabul Station, sir.

That's where Saul Berenson is,

and General Owens
is the ranking officer.

Was it shot down?

Well, was it?

The cause of the crash
is unknown, sir.

Aren't they gonna land

to see if he's...

to see if anyone's...

The incline's too steep
for a landing.

Well, can you
fast rope down?

Negative, too much tree cover.

We need to find an LZ.

On it.

Amin will take care of you.

How long will you be?

I'll be back as soon as I can.

You're safe here, I promise.

Saul?

What's happened?

President's helicopter's down.

How?

Chalk One, possible LZ

one nautical mile,
bearing zero‐nine‐zero.

Roger, one nautical mile,
heading zero‐niner‐zero.

Hey, this work?

Perfect!

On approach.

What the fuck?

Taliban.

Targets, two o'clock!

Hold your fire.

Chalk One, break contact.

RPG on your six.
Clear to engage.

Chalk One,
this is Flight Ops.

Do you read me?

Repeat, Chalk One,
do you read me?

Tony.

Chalk One?

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