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Look, glove. Dad was right. Sutcliffe isn't the shooter.

Less jewelry than I remember.

It was time.

I guess I forgot I can rely on somebody I'm not related to.

You can rely on me anytime.

Man. Brandon Hayes, NSA.

We've been married for over 30 years. Well, we shouldn't be. Why do you have a

photo of David?

This man, this is David. Could you give me his phone number, anything you have

on him?

Sir,

everything alright in there?

There's a bomb on display!

There's a bomb on display!

No!

You have to let me!

I can't believe you ditched out on homemade cinnamon rolls in a Hitchcock

marathon. You know I love nothing more than sitting on the sofa watching movies

with you, but I have to work today.

On a weekend?

My Sunday scaries have migrated over to Saturday ever since Logan died.

Well, I'd be there if I...

Transport an old friend to USP Coleman.

Keeping company with criminals now, are we?

Only this one. Elliot Bloom, the kid who cracked our witness protection database

at 19 just to prove he could.

You had to relocate 40 families in one night.

Elliot is a frequent flyer. Government moves him around to patch holes he's

smart enough to find in our system. But he's managed to slip two of my details

during transfers.

If you want something done right... And here I thought maybe... Maybe it was too

much time with me.

Oh, no, the stove just caught fire.

Hold on. Just got a little distracted.

I'd ask if you want to share, but I already know the answer.

What did you say the third time I asked you if you wanted to talk about your

Terry breakup?

That's in the past. Let's leave it there.

My favorite thing about this family, you can get close, but not too close. I'm

your mother. You don't need to know every detail of my life.

And yet, somehow, when I say that to you... We're at the plane now. I gotta

go. have a safe flight bye

Is this trip just an excuse to avoid time with family, Jane? Is that what

happened between you and Mike? And are you guys still separated, or did you

finally sign those papers?

You kept tabs on me. It's shocking what you can accomplish from the comfort of a

prison computer.

Jane Hollingsworth, U.S. Marshal, and this is my prisoner. Elliot Bloom,

hacker. I'm the federal air marshal on this flight.

You can call me Norris. Ah, Marshal Hollingsworth, it's nice to meet you. If

he starts acting up, I'm just right over there, but it doesn't look like there'll

be too much trouble. I could kill you with code.

Let's see.

Middle seat. Middle seat.

Let's see if you've spared notes, Ben.

Why did you want to meet me here? Couldn't you have just called?

You need to see this for yourself. See what?

You were right.

The quarterly Hoyt Sutcliffe didn't shoot former President Barnes.

We ran the footage from that day through AI.

See this man with the gloves?

It was 80 degrees and raining that day. Here's that same man stepping behind

Sutcliffe moments before the shot, and here he is dropping the gun beside him

moments after. Sam Antosca, longtime Barnes donor.

Antosca? I've shaken his hand more than once at Barnes events. This is our would

-be assassin?

Why would one of Barnes' friends want to kill him? We don't know, but it gets

worse.

You were the one who cleared Antosca's credentials that day.

I put Antosca in front of Barnes. Anyone would have. He's Barnes' friend. It was

an honest mistake.

We don't get to make mistakes. Not like that. There's a bigger problem.

Antosca's on the guest list for Barnes' luncheon today at the library.

So we pick him up now? I haven't been able to locate him. And even if you

could, with a six-year-old enhanced photo, a closed case, and a dead

supposed shooter, no U.S. attorney would touch that.

Why did he show up now? He's had six years to finish the job.

Maybe he wasn't planning on trying again, just been hanging around as if

nothing ever happened. Or maybe he was so freaked he missed the first time it's

taken this long to find the courage to try again. Think about it. The ribbon

cutting was full of agents pressed. This luncheon is private. Far less security.

What do you want to do, Dad?

Thank you both for bringing this to my attention.

Wait, what about us? We brought this to you, shouldn't we? We didn't take it

from here. He said Sutcliffe wasn't the shooter for six years and nobody

listened. Today he gets to prove it.

Not only did a federal marshal get killed in our office, but we're at a

standstill. My money says they disband the task force and give it solely to the

FBI. The FBI are the ones who stuck us in a strip mall that shared a return

duct with a dental office.

Anyone with a ladder could have crawled into that ceiling. The place was made

the day we moved in.

I'll push them to stand up a new site.

What I can't stand up is another we're working on it for the people upstairs.

We need to give them a name. Do you have one?

I'm working on a theory.

But I can't bring it to anyone until I know for sure. If you can't produce one

within the week, they'll find someone who can.

Well, we searched the plane and there's no bomb.

Why build a detonator for an imaginary one? What was the plan?

FAA is saying there are similar incidents aboard four more aircraft.

More bombs?

No. On one, a passenger triggered a depressurization alarm.

On another, someone set off the smoke alarms.

One cut power to the cabin. One rushed a cockpit.

All in the last 20 minutes.

All Apex Airways.

I did my part.

They're saying Sam Antosca, my old friend.

who bankrolled a big part of my reelection campaign tried to shoot me i

might do it again we don't know for sure he's planning anything for today but we

can't locate him and that worries us we need to cancel the luncheon as for the

past sir i was the one who cleared on tasker that day how could you have known

he's supported me since my congressional run you're sure there's no way we're

gambling your life on this if his goal is to kill me he's had chances but if

you're worried Why not draw him out now?

Catch him when he gets to the door.

I already let the man get too close once. I won't do it twice.

Then let this be the last time. Set a trap and end it.

I don't want to spend the rest of my retirement looking over my shoulder.

He's right, Dad. We cancel today and he vanishes. We may not get another chance.

When you catch him, and you will, I want to look him straight in the eye and ask

why.

And so do I, sir.

Hey, could I get some peanuts and a glass of the cab?

If they don't take Bitcoin, I'll get you back.

Stay put.

Sir, sir, you can't be in here. What are you doing?

Hey, what are you doing?

No, no, no.

What is this?

What is that?

This is Air Marshal Norris. A passenger just put a device into avionics. What

are we dealing with?

What did you do to this plane?

What did you do? Answer me! They just lost readings from every instrument on

the aircraft.

We're flying blind.

Which means... We can't land the plane.

Andrew, is there anyone else working with you?

Is there another device on board?

Flight deck says avionics are corrupted.

Every reading is wrong. He's got us level for now, but he's flying this

thing blind, so we should expect it to get choppy.

Whatever you want, now is the time. The in-flight service is about to get a hell

of a lot worse.

Doesn't matter if he can't undo the damage to the systems.

Can you, Andrew?

Can you undo this?

I did my part.

What are you thinking?

I'm thinking I may know someone who has the skills we need right now.

It's rough skies.

That seems to be the problem, officers.

avionics issues. We're hoping that you might know how to fix them. That's

hardware. I only do software.

It's like asking a surgeon to fix a car.

How's the Wi-Fi? Won't work. He took out the cabin's comms. Wi-Fi, data, cell.

Flight deck still has radio to ATC, but you've got no line to the ground. Well,

that's a shame.

You're in this with us.

We can't land, and we can't circle forever.

The pilot said we have just over two hours of fuel left.

Status on Stallion? Locked down at Camp David with Sequoia, Sparrow, and

Splinter. Any luck with your mom? Straight to voicemail. What's the word

from the FAA?

Every Apex flight's stacked in a holding pattern until they get a clear picture.

They can't land until they figure out which one of them is rigged with what.

Dad. Are you on this?

I brought her in, sir.

Raul Amara, FBI.

What does your team know? Six incidents on six Apex airways. Five are still in

the air.

Attackers subdued on five of the six.

Nobody's made a demand.

All each of them says is I did my part.

I was with the first guy for an hour.

Got those four words and a thousand-yard stare. First plane's grounded. The crew

and the passengers are all safe on four of the five remaining planes. All of

them are on radio with ATC. And the last one?

It's Mom's.

We can't reach her.

I'll get Apex's ops center up. They got a link to that aircraft.

I'll find a way.

Six aircraft? That has to be coordinated. Who the hell is behind

that? Yeah, we don't know. But five of them barely did anything. There was cut

power, an alarm scare. Mom's was the only one that took out the entire

avionics system. Five stunts and one real. Why?

That's what scares me. Somebody wanted this big for a reason.

Russ will be here with the DOJ anytime.

Yeah, hopefully some answers.

Details rolling.

Okay, I'm not going anywhere. Dad, I've got this. Not until I get my wife back,

your mother back on the ground.

Well, I'm actually the one who's supposed to do that, so go do your job.

Dad, let's get to the luncheon.

Hey.

Dad, are you okay? Just take care of your mom.

Hey.

It's almost as if you had an emotion in there. Yeah, Mom was the same way this

morning. Quite a pair, a cold and a crisis.

Put it on the family crest.

Did you find anything?

Every database, every watch list, they're all clean, so I ran them against

each other. Addresses, employers, schools, banks, nothing.

These are six strangers who have never once crossed paths.

Whatever they have in common, it's never touched a federal database.

Not the public ones. I have a friend at the NSA who can look where we can't.

Yes.

Clear. Clear.

One satellite channel hooked your mom's phone and bridged our line. The job can

jump on, but don't lose it. We'll lose her.

Mom?

Are you there?

Yes, I'm here.

Oh, thank God. Are you okay?

We're steady and circling, but the instruments are down, and the attacker

will only say, I did my part?

Yeah, that's what all five of them said.

There are five other incidents?

Yeah, but as far as an endgame, we're still in the dark.

Then we lean on our subjects, get answers, but...

If I can reach you and the cockpit can reach ATC, why can't they just talk us

down? The instruments are lying.

We don't have any information on airspeed, on the actual altitude. They'd

be landing on a guess.

Guess wrong, and you crash.

Put me on with FAA. I want to know all our options.

On it.

And, Mom, everything's going to be... That later. Now we do our job.

You'll get her home, Claire.

Yeah, I know.

Yes, an account taking deposits under a David Waldron, W as in whiskey.

What can we do for you?

I need the address of record. A subpoena went over this morning. One moment,

please.

Ma'am, are you there?

Yes, I'm here.

139 Wells Street.

That's perfect.

Thank you.

Think Antosca's gonna show?

We'll find out.

Any more updates from Claire?

Not since she first made contact.

Mom's been in tough spots before, but nothing this bad.

Your mother and I used to play this game.

We'd come home from long days and compare who had it worse.

Whoever lost had to buy the other a bottle of something. I bought your

mother a lot of bourbon.

Blue Ridge Killer.

Prison transport that went off the road into the Potomac.

Damn, she never told me about the Potomac. The point is...

She always came home.

You ever win a bottle off of her?

Diane Tosca nearly took out Barnes.

I spent every day since wishing I'd lost.

Is that Mom?

Daryl, team got a plate hit on Tosca's car.

K Street, Northwest.

He's parked under the Whitehurst Bridge.

Team has eyes on him now.

That's five minutes out.

Took you long enough.

Anything?

Ran all six names through every foreign collection I'm not cleared to be in.

None of the subjects talk to each other. That means there's zero connection?

Means one person's pulling all their strings.

Claire, you hear that?

I did.

Whoever you're working for, they don't care about you.

If one of those planes crashes, you get tried as a terrorist. That's a life

sentence. Or you can give us something.

If they promised you money when this is over, it's going to be hard to spend it

from a cell.

Prison?

And we're gonna be at the bottom of the Atlantic if Andrew here doesn't speak

up. I don't get it. On paper, you're a good man.

Your wife's in shock. She can't fathom why you'd do something like this.

Deb's with your agents?

She's okay?

She's fine. We picked her up an hour ago. Why are you asking like that? My

kids. Do you have my kids? I don't understand. You're not afraid of prison?

No. They're scared of what will happen to their families if they don't obey.

Andrew. Your family is in FBI custody, safe, and waiting for you to come home,

which is still possible if you tell us what's really going on here.

They kept sending me videos.

My wife at her office, my son on the playground, my daughter in her bedroom.

They said they'd do awful things if I didn't... Do your part?

These subjects aren't terrorists.

They're hostages.

How did they reach you?

Off this app.

black case that's why nobody caught it it's end-to-end encrypted with no us

carriers can you trace it bounce through 10 servers across four continents and

they all come back to the same building federal correctional facility fci

petersburg in hopewell virginia who the hell could have pulled this off from a

prison cell my detainee elliot bloom

We know you're pulling the strings.

I had a speech ready for when you piece it together, but you took so long, I

lost the thread. What do you want?

My freedom.

On paper and signed before this plane runs out of fuel and crashes.

So you can reverse this?

Of course.

I wrote the code in the device that broke the system.

And you left us with 90 minutes to negotiate.

Why wait?

Because a scared government that has no time or clever alternatives is a

generous one.

Why don't you see if Russell can rustle up a deal?

At the DOJ.

Keep an eye on him.

Russ, can you get a deal together?

Immunity that would actually hold needs a U.S. attorney and main justice above

that. It would take weeks, not 90 minutes.

I just need Elliot to believe it's possible. I don't think he's willing to

go down with this plane.

You sure?

30 years feels like a life sentence in your 20s. He's got a younger sister.

Raised her after their parents abandoned them. He still calls her on Sunday. He's

got something to live for.

He just needs a little hope.

Mom, I'm here if you need... Russ, just work on the deal or at least the

appearance of one.

Russ is your son.

Look, I know it's not my business, but it sounds like he really cares about

you.

You're right, it's not your business.

Six attacks on six planes and Elliot never left his cell. Yeah, well, two

more just touched down. That leaves three in the air, including my mom's.

What if he didn't act alone?

The surveillance videos of these families, the devices he got on board.

What about that convenient transfer he got from JPATS?

He had help.

Help from who?

That's what we're going to figure out.

That's David. The bank has this as his home address. That's weird.

Super weird.

But you could ask him when he comes in. He just put in an order for pickup on

the app five minutes ago.

DOJ is working on a deal. It's not signed yet, but you have to fix the

avionics first.

You're bluffing.

Elliot, you know how slow the wheels of justice can be. You have my word. I will

do all I can to get you a deal.

Please trust me.

You hold out and we all die. Is that how you want to be remembered? Just think of

your sister.

You're right.

But the only way I see my sister again is with a signed deal.

You won't let this plane crash.

You'll fold.

Pull everything you can on the air, Marshal.

Raul and I already did, along with everyone else on that plane looking for

an accomplice.

20 years in service, multiple commendations.

Norris is clean.

Something's not right. He knew about Elliot's sister, but I never mentioned

it to him.

Check his house. See what you find.

It's gonna be hard to get a warrant.

Then let's not ask.

I'll knock on the door, look for exigent circumstances to search. Let me send my

agents. By the time you brief a team, Mom's got an hour of fuel.

I'm going.

I'll come with.

Like old times.

So how do you want to handle this?

I'm going in first. Antosca's in that car.

I'm right by your side.

Sam Antosca, step out of that vehicle now.

Hello, anybody home?

Mrs. Norris?

Sam Antosca!

Step out of that vehicle now with your hands up!

I call that exigent.

Super exigent.

Now! Bullet went clear through his head.

He took the easy way out.

It's over.

Barnes is safe.

This is good news.

Did Russ find something at the Air Marshal's house?

I did. The real Air Marshal Norris.

What do you mean?

That plane is not Norris, but whoever he is, he's clearly in control now.

I know the Air Marshal's in charge. We're both being played right now.

No, you're wrong. I'm in charge.

Then why'd the Air Marshal use his credentials to move you off JPATs onto

the one plane that can't land?

Norris and I are partners.

His name isn't Norris. The real Air Marshal Norris is tied up in his own

kitchen. You never met him in person, did you?

We talked through encrypted chats.

He said he had a buyer who paid at Grand Apex his whole fleet for one day at

Market Clay. I didn't ask. I just... I just took the deal. He used you, Elliot.

We built this together.

He needed the tools. I needed the way out.

He said the plane lands. Even if it did, you're not walking away with the deal

now.

Cooperating against an act of terror is worth something.

Fix the avionics, and you can get off this plane alive.

Maybe even see your sister again.

I don't let her visit me in prison.

It's kind of you to protect her from that.

I'm afraid if she saw me like that, I'd lose her.

Protection is a funny euphemism for pushing people away.

But you know that.

You'd be surprised how family can show up if you let them.

Why don't you give yourself a chance to find out?

Air Marshal will never let me anywhere near that panel.

Leave him to me.

You fix the plane.

Don't make me regret this.

Mom, I've got an update.

Brandon ran the jet bridge footage through facial recognition.

We got a match on your Air Marshal.

Who are we dealing with?

Former Air Marshal Troy Boone. He's named in a lawsuit.

Remember Apex Airways Flight 419?

Crashed over the Atlantic three years ago? No survivors?

His daughter was on the plane.

Boone quit his job and sued the airline, citing cut corners with the plane's

communication systems, but Apex denied it and he lost.

He's a grieving parent.

Only child?

She was.

But he has nothing to lose. He wants to send a message, make an example of the

airline. So what happened to his daughter never happens again, and he's

willing to die to do it. There's no negotiating with him.

Then what are you gonna do?

Why are they keeping the seals?

For the good of the service.

Come on, Dad. They're putting you up for the Director's Award.

Why now?

Because you cracked a massive conspiracy single-handedly?

No. Why did Sam Antosca kill himself now?

They realized we were onto him.

Agents were tearing up his house, his office. He saw somebody.

So he kills himself?

We didn't have evidence enough to arrest him. We don't even have a motive. Dad.

He had six years to try again. He had access.

President Barnes has had dinner with the man. Why did he... Stop it.

What's it gonna take? We caught him.

The bad guy's brains are painting the roof of his Mercedes.

There is more to it, Junior.

You don't know that.

You just have a hunch.

Do you know how many times I've had to defend you when people call you

obsessed? And I was right. You were.

You were finally right.

And you still can't let it go.

I kept waiting for the day this ends for you, but there isn't one, is there?

You won't stop until you implode.

Dad? Yeah?

Mom wants to talk to you.

Jane, I'm here. What can I do?

I bet my day is worse than yours.

Yeah? What do you got?

I'm trapped on a plane that can't land and betting my life on a smart-ass

hacker our kids age.

I'm facing a mistake that nearly cost an important man everything.

A dead body, a whole lot of shame, and a feeling I can't shake that it's still

not over.

Did I mention I have to face down an armed air marshal who's willing to go

down with the plane for what he's certain serves the greater good?

Sounds like I owe you a bottle of Woodford.

Game, set, and match.

Jane, I wish there was something I could do to help.

I'm just grateful to talk to you.

Sometimes it just feels good to be heard. It does, doesn't it?

Oh, Mike, I think you've helped me after all.

Hey, will you do something for me?

Of course, anything.

Whatever happens, make sure the kids are okay?

Of course.

And, Jane, I want you to know... Tell me over Woodford later.

Okay.

She'll get through this. And you? Back to chasing your white whale?

You know, Junior, Antosca was damn close when he took that shot. Too close to

miss. Unless he wanted to.

Why the hell would he do that?

To serve the greater good.

Moon!

Step aside and let Elliot help us get this plane on the ground.

It's over.

It's over when the fuel runs out.

Stay back.

Lower your weapon or I'll kill him. You said I would walk away.

You were never walking away. You were going to be the name they pulled from

the wreckage when it was over. I just want to see my sister again.

I'll never see my daughter again.

Troy, I know your daughter was on flight 419.

Apex cut corners on their comms and it led to the crash.

The warnings were right there, and nobody read them. And for three years,

nobody has said her name.

Erica.

You don't get to say her name. Ben, you say it. You tell me.

They killed my little girl.

I told them. I stood in their offices, in their courtrooms, and I begged them

to own it, to fix it.

One plane goes down and they just call it a malfunction, a tragedy.

But six.

Every incident on every one of these planes today exposes a failure in Apex's

system.

And when we crash, the world will know loud and clear what they did to my baby

girl, Erica.

Not like this.

Please let us go. Let Elliot go.

And then what?

I lower this gun, and I'm just some crazy hijacker. They bury this like they

bury her. I become the story, not them. You crash this plane, and I guarantee

she's not the story. You die a terrorist, and no one ever says Erica's

name again.

I can't.

I'm sorry.

It had to be this way.

What just happened?

I lost someone too.

My son, Jack.

I know what it does to you.

The grief.

Like someone has ripped your soul out of your body.

It cost me my marriage.

It cost me my kids.

I pushed them away.

Put a mile between us, so...

I'd never have that much to lose again.

I keep telling myself I'll find my way back to him.

And I'm trying now.

They're listening. I know they can hear me.

Will you give me the chance to keep trying, Boone?

Will you give everyone on this plane a chance?

You're a father, whether she's here or not.

You know...

What that love feels like. Everyone on this plane is somebody's kid.

You want someone to answer for what happened to her. I... I understand that

more than you know.

But loss doesn't have to make more loss.

Nobody has to die here today.

Now.

Jane? Are you still there?

Yes.

I'll see you on the ground.

I did warn you.

And Tosca wanted to miss.

Junior, you don't have to. You were right to be obsessed about all of it.

Even this.

Barnes was ahead by most metrics. And then right before the shooting, he was

quietly bleeding out in Macomb County. Blue collar, the people who vote first

and drag the whole map.

He was going to lose re-election.

He just didn't know it yet.

Then Antosca took his shot and missed and the numbers healed. That attempt

didn't almost end Barnes.

It saved him. And a big donor like Sam Antosca's investment in him.

I'm sorry about before.

You don't owe me an apology.

Yeah, I do.

My whole life you were this legend and...

I grew up wanting to stand beside you and to be just like you, and today I

watched you be wrong, unsteady, and human, and I couldn't take it.

Don't do this job for me, Micah.

Do it for you.

Yeah, here's... Here's what I still don't get.

How did Antosca do it alone?

He didn't.

He got help from someone on the inside.

You got these preliminaries from the medical examiner on Antosca's body. He

had skin cells under his fingernails. He fought somebody in that car. So Antosca

was murdered.

And whoever killed him, that's who I'm after now.

I'm coming with you. Not this time.

Your mom's waiting. Go see her.

Well, what about you?

She needs her kids now.

And this is mine to close.

The other planes?

On the ground.

Everybody's safe.

People will remember what happened here today.

You will get to tell your story.

I'm going to talk to some old friends about how you helped in the end. Keep

your nose clean. Maybe one day you'll walk out. I bet your sister will be

standing there when you do.

Want to hug it out?

Not with you.

Bro. Hey, thanks for helping out today. Thank you for bringing me in.

Everything okay?

All my life, my parents never really let us in.

They were always running away to work.

I used to think it was avoidant, but now I'm starting to wonder if maybe it was

their way of processing to let it move its way through instead of wallowing in

it.

I've been going through something personal.

myself for a while now and I've been running away to work and not sitting in

it and I don't know which way is right but I do think it's time for me to move

forward with my life.

Do you want to get a drink with me?

Are you asking me out on a date?

I am asking you out on a drink.

Yeah, anytime.

That was fun.

You and me in the field again.

Kind of missed it.

Same.

Hey, you still want to hang this week?

We could have dinner and talk about the bad old days in common.

Yeah, been too long.

I'll bring my girl, Megan.

You'll love her.

Everyone does.

Yeah, of course. I'll see if Natasha's free. We'll make it a double.

Oh, good.

See you, Russ. See ya.

Only took a six-plane high-dragging to get Mom to talk about her feelings.

Not like we were any better. I screamed to Dad today and realized it's only

because I built my entire career around him. You just figured that out?

Okay, I'm no better. I'm burying myself in work to try and avoid feeling pain.

You guys really are chips off the old blocks, aren't you? At least you turned

out all right. Right, baby bro?

Yeah, I did.

Cinnamon rolls and the bird steak, too? Yeah.

Dad had something he had to handle.

It's okay.

Let's go.

Yeah? Yeah. Ready?

Mike, this is crazy. No, it's not. The assassination attempt was all just

theater Daryl to get Barnes a second term. Mike, this is all just

speculation. No, this is real and terrifying.

Something this clean needed someone senior.

Someone with reach who could recruit a man like Antosca, bury it for six years,

and be there to tie off the loose end when we got close.

The loose end being Antosca?

Yes.

Someone killed him to silence him.

The medical examiner found skin cells under his fingernails. He fought his

attacker in that car. Someone got to him first.

Someone who knew exactly when we were getting close.

You're talking about a conspiracy in your own house.

You could use a drink.

In our house, Daryl.

You ran detail that day six years ago.

You know what I always loved about Barnes?

That man could talk.

Pull you right in.

Make you feel like you were standing inside something bigger than yourself.

And for a thing like that, you make sacrifices for the greater good.

You and I aren't that different, Mike. We both loved him. We both believed in

him. So do you want to pick up a phone and tell your hero that his entire

legacy was a lie?

Burn yours down with it?

After everything?

You killed Sutcliffe, didn't you?

And Antosca for poll numbers in Macomb County.

I never laid a hand on anyone.

I put the right people in the right places and let the country get what it

needed. That's the job.

I protected that man more than you protected anyone in your whole career.

So, Mike, do you want to burn it all down?

Or live with the lie that this country needs?

People will come looking for me.

They're probably on their way. No one's coming to save you, Agent.

Though it was cute watching you play detective.

You really thought that you were ahead, but I left you every single crumb.

You followed me right into this room.

That's how easy it was for me.

I can reach you whenever I want, hurt you whenever I want.

Hurt the ones you love whenever I want.

Families.

It's a burden, isn't it?

Especially an ailing parent.

Stay away from my mother.

You want to hurt someone? Hurt me. Go on, do it!

Only if you make me.

What do you want?

Silence. You stay quiet.

Make sure that nobody learns that I'm alive. Most of all...

My family.

And if I do, what are you gonna do to me? What happens now?

That's simple.

Rotten.