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I didn�t kill those giris, Vernon.

What leverage do we have
with the Governor of Florida?

It�s just that other ghosts are catching up.

The bomber
was also known as Ibrahim Wahid...

Suspected of having links
to the Islamist movement of Tyrgyztan.

This is from Luke.

Thanks.

- Eshan Borisvitch is in hiding.
- What if I can get him to Washington?

- Secret talks.
- Make the arrangements.

If there was any real knowledge out there,
we�d already be headed for death row.

I�ll make sure Sinclair�s contained.

Concentrate.

Do you think these suspicions will affect
US relations with President Usman?

This morning the State Department
was still defending our support of Tyrgyztan

as a vital ally in the war on terror.

The administration�s problem is the power vacuum
that could be left if President Usman is removed.

The only other viable presidential candidate
is Eshan Borisvitch.

He was forced to flee the country
two years ago and remains in hiding.

What time does our guest arrive?

21:00, Andrews Air Force Base.

Secret Service are liaising with
Embassy Security on the handover.

Thank you.

Clear.

Hello, Mark.

They�re back.

If there�s anything you need at any time,
contact me.

Jennifer will be looking after you
during your stay.

I understand.

I�ve put you in the Lothian Suite,
Mr Borisvitch, the window faces east.

Sir Mark told me to put
a box of English Breakfast Tea in your room.

Jane, at 1544 Southwest 14th Street
in Tampa,

a man named Alfonso Rivero
is looking after a package for me.

Tell Al you�ve come to collect my kit,
he�ll understand.

I make no excuses.

Just do the best you can with it.

Luke.

Hello.

Hello.

Hello.

Hello?

Is anyone there?

Okay. I�m really sorry.

Um, I didn�t... Luke sent me. Luke Gardner.

Okay, I�ve made a mistake. I�m really sorry.
I�m going to go now, okay?

What does he want?

His kit.

He sent me for his kit.

Jesus Christ, lady! What is it with you?
You had me scared shitless!

I could�ve killed you!

You�re scared? Jesus!

That�s the second time
you�ve nearly given me a heart attack.

- Bloody hell!
- Sorry.

Christ.

- So you�re Al?
- Yeah.

You want a drink of water?

No.

So, they killed him, huh?

Yeah.

Sorry.

Luke... Luke left this for me.

There�s a...

It says you have a package of his, his kit.

Yeah. I got a kit.

Whoa!

What�s in it?

I don�t know. It�s none of my business.

I�ve arranged a lunch
with Gordon Adair and Caroline Hanley.

And then Secretary Warner
arrives at the Residence at 6:00 pm.

It�ll just be you, me, Warner and Undersecretary
for Defense Intelligence, Christopher Styles.

Thank you.

All right, I�ll leave you in peace.

Caroline said you trusted me.

Why?

Am I wrong?

What was I supposed to do, Eshan?
You were on the brink of civil war,

Usman was the only man with the strength
to hold the country together.

- People risked their lives to show you that report.
- Yes. I knew about the gassing.

I had to weigh that against the chaos.

Could�ve been another Chechnya, hundreds
of thousands of people could�ve died.

The West needed me to endorse a candidate
they could do business with.

It was meant to be an apology,
not a monologue of self-justification.

I was wrong, and I�m sorry.

I understand why you did what you did.

But it�s not my place to forgive you.

You asked me why I trust you.
I trusted my sister.

Saida saw a good man in you.

Besides, who else do I know

who can get me to the same room
as the US Secretary of State for Defense?

If you�re reading this letter, I�m dead.

1999. I was employed
by CMC Secure Operations in Tyrgyztan.

One of our assignments

was to provide counter-insurgency training
for President Usman�s Republican Guard.

On the 14th of June we were deployed
to Bukek, northwest Tyrgyztan.

Come here! Come here!

Get out here! Bitch!

- Come on!
- No!

On your knees. On your knees!

Give me that. Now!

Our objective was to assassinate
key members of the opposition.

Tell me where Eshan Borisvitch is?

Eshan Borisvitch.

Tell me where your brother is.

I said tell me where your brother is.

Mama, mama.

Pritchard, you fucker.
He�s just a kid, who�s he gonna tell?

On June 15th, President Usman
made a statement on national televisi�n

denouncing the Islamic militant rebels,

blaming them for the massacre
of 187 civilians in the village of Bukek.

Miss Caroline Hanley and Mr Gordon Adair.

- Caroline, Gordon, good to see you.
- You, too, Mark.

May I introduce Eshan Borisvitch.
Eshan, this is Caroline Hanley,

Central Asia and Russian Specialist
at the Lowenberg Institute.

And this is Gordon Adair, CEO of Armitage.

How do you do?

Name?

My name is Mehmet Saleh.

- Where were you born?
- Karaz.

- What year were you born?
- 1977.

- So, you�re 23.
- No, 22.

Name?

Ibrahim Wahid.

Oh, come on, Hassan, accent.

Ibrahim Wahid.

Shit.

- This lot?
- No.

It was Mark�s idea
to visit the villages in the mountains.

He somehow neglected to mention
we were right on the Afghan border.

- The hills were alive with Ghilzai bandits.
- My God, Ghilzai are dangerous, but so sexy.

- Not the way I remember them.
- No.

Well, I was young

and I thought that the people in the British
Foreign Office knew what they were doing.

Next thing we know, a Land Rover
has pulled over, guns right in our faces.

Maybe it was his designer stubble
but they took an instant dislike to Mark.

Told them I wasn�t worth
the price of a bullet.

What I actually said was they would be
doing me a favour by shooting you.

I was banking on the fact
that Ghilzai never do anyone any favours.

Oh, excuse me.

There�s a phone call for you.

Forgive me.

So, what exactly were you doing
in Tyrgyztan, Mark?

Oh, keeping my head down mainly.

Line 1.

- Eshan.
- Hello, James.

I�ve got someone here who wants
to speak to you. Azzam.

Uncle Eshan.

How�s my special man?

Dad says I might be able to see you.

I would like that very much.

Hand me back to your father.
We�ll talk about it.

Hi.

You shouldn�t have told him I was here.

It�s been two years, Eshan.

How long before you have another chance
to see each other again?

- Jane.
- Nicholas.

I�ve got us a secure room.

Bitch!

- Come on!
- No!

On your knees!

Give me that. Now!

Tell me that isn�t the man the FBI arrested.

Luke left these, too. Copy of a contract.

It appears CMC wasn�t employed
directly by Usman.

They�re actually working
for the Armitage Corporation.

Firstly to protect Armitage
assets in Tyrgyztan,

secondly to provide special military advisers
to the government of President Usman.

For special advisers, read hired killers.

Oh, the punch lines over the page.

Look at the signatures at the bottom.

For CMC, Colonel Charles MacIntyre.

On behalf of the Armitage Corporation,
the then CEO,

Lynne Warner.

Nasty, isn�t it?

Have you shown anyone this?
Did you discuss it with Matthew Weiss?

I�m not stupid.

It gets worse.

- Madam Secretary.
- Sir Mark.

No, Phil.

Not today.

- Sir Mark.
- Undersecretary.

Madam Secretary, will you please follow me?

Dagan, at the border of Kazakhstan.

Luke�s letter describes CMC training sleepers
to infiltrate Jihadi and Islamist militant groups.

Hassan Khan, aka Ibrahim Wahid,
seven years ago was working for CMC.

The elephant in the room,

was he still working for CMC
when the plane went up?

- There is no hard evidence...
- It looks bloody suspicious to me.

Stop right there.

These tapes link the Secretary of Defense
not only to a massacre

but, by association, to the bombing
of a civilian plane on US soil

resulting in the deaths of hundreds
of British and American citizens.

The entire credibility of Western government
is at stake.

- What do we do?
- You do nothing.

You leave the tapes with me.

You�re going to tell the Ambassador?

Sir Mark has to be kept clean.

If he knows and is forced to deny it later,
he�s compromised

and by default, our government.

What, we bury it?

This makes Watergate
look like a parking violation.

This information cannot leak.

Are you threatening me?

Do I have to?

No.

Good.

Thank you.

How do you intend to tackle
the Muslim extremists?

By bringing them
into the democratic process.

They brought down a plane full of civilians,

I don�t think
they share your enthusiasm for democracy.

You have my deep-felt sympathy
for the atrocity committed here.

I was surprised to learn they were
in any way linked to Tyrgyztani militants.

Their fight has always been with Usman.

As you know, my administration is very
keen to promote democracy in the region.

Should you gain our support,
there would be conditions attached.

It�s paramount for the security
of both your country and ours

that we maintain a military presence
in Tyrgyztan.

I would need your guarantee
that our airbases remain.

Your airbases are a matter of great unease
for many Tyrgyztanis.

They fear US presence will draw them
into conflicts that are not of their making.

In fact, if you want peace
and stability in the region,

I would advocate a phased withdrawal.

This will also remove one of the cornerstones
of the militants bloody campaign.

I find that argument to be particularly
naive and idealistic, Mr Borisvitch.

Western participation in your country,
both military and corporate,

account for three quarters
of your annual revenue.

I�m flattered to be considered an idealist.

Only 16 years ago we were able to escape
the yoke of the Soviet Uni�n.

It would seem
we have slipped our head under another one.

We are grateful for any help and support,
but not at the expense of our sovereignty.

Something you as an American citizen
must understand.

I said that man wasn�t worth our time.

- You must�ve expected conditions.
- I expected dialogue

not a lecture about
what is best for both our countries.

They�re not exporting their burgers and
fries for the sake of my nation�s health.

Do you believe that I�m naive to think
that we can operate as a free nation?

I think having principles
is not the same as being naive.

That said, velvet revolutions
don�t have the greatest track record.

Two weeks of celebrating on the streets,
then back to partisan dissent and corruption.

What did I just do?

You just told the United States
Secretary of Defense to take a hike.

Maybe I�m the one who�s arrogant.

Your people will be proud of you, Eshan.

Besides, it may well work in your favour.

Warner doesn�t respect weakness.

Come in.

What did I miss?

You okay, buddy?

It�s good to see you.

Oh! Well, now I know you�re not okay.

I got something
that�s going to cheer you up, though.

- Guess what?
- You�ve been posted to Tokio.

- Admit it, you missed me.
- Hi, what can I get you?

I need a breakfast. Big breakfast.

Breakfast special number three,
scrambled eggs, white toast.

- Okay.
- Thank you, Susan.

Here�s the thing. Who could�ve leaned
on Luke Gardner�s Pardons Board?

I have a connection. CMC didn�t work
for President Usman of Tyrgyztan,

they were working
for the Armitage Corporation.

Who is the chief executive at Armitage?

None other than esteemed
Secretary of Defense, Lynne Warner.

Jeff Karpinsky,
when he ran for governor eight years ago,

Armitage funded his campaign.

Now, what I can�t figure out is why would
Lynne Warner want Luke Gardner dead?

And you don�t have to be enthusiastic,
but I�m telling you something.

This is a big story. I can smell it.

Drop it, Matt.

- What?
- Just drop it.

Luke�s gone.

- Yeah.
- USA Now.

I�m looking at it.

"UK Ambassador Sir Mark Brydon
seen with James Sinclair

"enjoying a reunion in downtown Washington.

"Sinclair was relieved of his post as British
Ambassador to Tyrgyztan five years ago."

"Personal reasons were cited..."
Yeah, I�ve got it.

Go down to the third paragraph.

"Maybe they were celebrating
the secret visit...

"to the city of Sinclair�s
brother-in-law Eshan Borisvitch."

"Borisvitch,
Tyrgyztan�s Democratic opposition leader

"is reportedly staying
at the British Residence, home of Sir Mark.

"Inside sources say Borisvitch is to hold
exploratory talks with the US administration. "

- Shit!
- Sodding inside sources.

Less than a dozen people know.
It�s in no one�s interest to leak this.

When was the picture of you
and Sinclair taken?

Three nights ago, before Eshan got here.

- Has he seen the papers?
- Not yet.

- I can�t hide it from him.
- I�m on my way over.

- Good morning.
- No, I�m sorry, it isn�t.

Not now, James. I�ll speak to you later.

Interesting development
in today�s press, ma�am.

Did we get a response out of Usman yet?

- Were you drunk?
- No.

Do you want me to issue
an official denial?

- No. Do we know where the pictures came from?
- No, the editor�s protecting his source.

Some opportunist shit waiting for
Sinclair�s inevitable slide into the gutter

and, boy, did he hit pay dirt.

What the hell were you doing there?

You know Whitehall is denying talks
took place, as is the US Administration.

Yes, I�ve spoken to the Foreign Secretary.

The agreed line is that Eshan is here
as a private guest of mine.

His stay at the Residence is an
unfortunate error of judgement on my part.

Usman won�t be satisfied with that.

Not only is his enemy number one
bunking down with you,

but you�re photographed arm in arm
with enemy number two.

It�s going to take some major toadying
to restore UK credibility in Tyrgyztan,

not to mention your reputation.

I could arrange some interviews with Sinclair,
have him tell the true versi�n of events.

Oh, for Christ�s sake.

Don�t let that liability
anywhere near a microphone.

What�s the betting
he�s the one that blabbed.

We�ll sit it out. Thank you.

What does the PM have to say?

He�s in meetings.

I warned you.

I think you should consider
taking some leave.

Yes?

David Ewan Tegner, UK citizen, CMC employee,

detained during the chemical bust,
has failed to honour his bail conditions.

A Matthew Weiss has been calling.
Says it�s personal.

It�s not personal, he�s Washington Press.
Nasreen can handle it.

It�s all right, I�ll take the call.

- Hi.
- Hi.

- How are you?
- I�m fine.

Mark, I need to talk to you
in your office now.

Excuse me.

What?

It�s possible that whoever took the pictures of
you outside the bar wasn�t following Sinclair,

they were following you.

- What?
- Just a theory.

I want you to use this from now on.

And I need your old one.

What�s going on, Nicholas?

Someone takes a picture of James and I
before Eshan arrives,

then his visit�s blown. Is this...

Could this be a set up?

Possibly.

So someone not only wants
the talks with Eshan to fail,

they want Usman to learn about them.

Warner didn�t get what she wanted
from the meeting

so the Pentagon spikes
any chance of a rematch with Borisvitch.

Why risk provoking Usman?
She could just kill the talks quietly.

Maybe we�re not being creative enough.

I mean, the leaks don�t have to
come from the Pentagon.

- The Lowenberg Institute? Armitage?
- It�s not their interest.

Which leaves the Embassy.

Oh, God. Here we go.

... and angered to discover our so-called
allies with the United States of America

have been in secret negotiation
with Eshan Borisvitch,

a known criminal and enemy of this country.

As a consequence,
I shall be asking my Senate

to vote for an instant withdrawal
of all US personnel from Tyrgyztan

and the immediate closure
of all US airbases.

I shall also be demanding full compensation
for ecological damage

and inconvenience caused
to the local population.

Can I help you, sir? Sir.

You can�t let Usman do this.
We have contracts, international law.

Sweet Jesus, Gordon, you�re the one
who wanted Borisvitch over here.

You�re a goddamn businessman not a diplomat.
What do you want me to do? Nuke the bastard?

- Oh, for Christ�s sakes, no.
- Well, what then?

The United States of America has been publicly
ordered out of crucial central Asian bases

by a pumped up flea.

Armitage is about to lose
major assets in Tyrgyztan,

assets which, by the way,
I originally acquired.

- Russia and China must think it�s Christmas.
- I did not blow this, Lynne.

Hey, you�re the one in bed
with the Lowenberg Institute.

I don�t know what goes on
in that brain of yours any more.

If you�re accusing Caroline...

At least Mark Brydon was man enough
to take some of the fall for this.

Don�t worry, Gordon,
there�s always something in the works.

There will be reprisals.

Usman will have political prisoners
lined up against the wall and shot.

- Then stay.
- No.

He�s overplayed his hand,
we can turn this around.

I know Warner,
she�s not gonna allow her President

to remain allied to a regime
that�s publicly humiliated the US.

And the only viable alternative is you.

Listen to me, I know how this
is gonna play out.

The administration, backed by the UK,

is gonna swing behind
the human rights issue in Tyrgyztan.

They�ll lobby the EU, the UN.
They�ll demand sanctions.

They will turn Usman into
an international pariah.

This time it�s the US
that needs Eshan Borisvitch.

Trust me.

This is what I�m good at.

Get on to Warner�s office. Try and arrange
a meeting as soon as possible.

- Yes?
- Secretary Warner�s on the line.

That was quick.

- Did you get through to her personally?
- No, she rang you.

- Mark?
- Lynne, it�s good of you to call.

Listen, about the article
in this morning�s paper.

I judge a man by what I know,

not what purveyors of gossip
would have me believe.

- Borisvitch still with you?
- Of course.

- You boys busy this afternoon?
- No.

Good, I�ll see you in a couple of hours.

Bye.

Eshan.

- Jennifer.
- Yes, Sir Mark.

- Have you seen Eshan?
- No, Mr Borisvitch went out.

- Did he say where?
- No.

- I�ll call his security detail.
- No, security didn�t go with him.

- What do you mean? Why not?
- It was Mr Borisvitch�s decisi�n.

He said it was a private matter,
he�d be back for lunch.

Did he give you any clue
where he might be going?

- Did ask the name of a very good toy shop.
- Jesus.

I�m sorry. I did suggest he ring you,
but he was insistent that he go alone.

No, just tell Tim to bring the car round.

Warner�s expecting us at 2:00.

What about Borisvitch�s security?

He ditched them.
I called reception at Sinclair�s hotel.

They said he and Azzam went out.
The boy had a football with him.

The probability is Eshan�s gone to meet them.
I think we should call the police.

His presence here has been deliberately exposed,
now he�s gone walkabout without protection.

If you start asking questions in this town,
you�ll draw even more attention to him.

If he turns up for lunch,
the Embassy will look completely ridiculous.

- I don�t care what we look like, Nicholas...
- Leave it to me.

It�s next left, Tim. Glen Echo.

It�s me. Yeah, I need somebody out now.

Pull over.

Uncle Eshan. Uncle Eshan!

What happened to you? You grew so tall.

I bought a present,
but now I need someone to give it to.

- James.
- It�s good to see you, Eshan.

- Dad, look what I got.
- Oh, wow.

Oh, look at that.

Why don�t you show me and your father
how to play this game?

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

Pull over. On the right, pull over.

Oh, good.

One more, just like that.

You got a strong bat.

Oh, good.

Oh! Good one, good one.
One more, just like that.

Eshan!

Uncle Eshan. Uncle Eshan.

Azzam!

Call 911!

Hold on, hold on. We�ll get you out of here.

- You�re all right.
- Save your breath.

Call 911!

Don�t you die on me! Just stay here!
You understand me?

Allah.

No, no. Stay alive. Stay with me!

Eshan. Eshan. Eshan!

Do you know the whereabouts
of James Sinclair?

No.

Well, apparently Sinclair called Borisvitch
at the British Residence yesterday.

Was that to arrange today�s meeting?

I don�t know.

Could anyone else have known
of the arrangement to meet in the park?

I can�t be sure.

Then it�s possible that only James and
the sniper were party to the information

that Eshan Borisvitch would be
in Rock Creek Park this morning...

James and Eshan were brothers-in-law.

James had Azzam with him,
his 9-year-old son.

Did Sinclair have any hand in getting Borisvitch
out of hiding and into this country?

Yes.

Well, we�ll talk later.

And I�m sorry for your loss.

Sir, madam, follow me, please.

Not only are Number 10 denying
all official knowledge of Eshan�s trip,

but they are expecting a statement.

"Since the plane bombing
I have been under considerable pressure.

"My professional judgement has become
impaired, as demonstrated by my decisi�n

"to invite Eshan Borisvitch
to Washington... "

I�m having a nervous breakdown, am I?
It�s original.

"... and failing to provide adequate
security to protect him. "

I have the man�s blood on my shirt, Phil.

Now be very careful what you say.

If we are to claw back influence with Usman,
your head will be the first thing he demands.

If we open talks with the opposition party, you
are the man who failed to protect their leader.

Either way, you are a liability.

Don�t think that your mate the Prime Minister
is riding to your rescue.

They expect your resignation.

This is working out rather well
for you, isn�t it?

What does that mean?

The question tumbling around my brain.

Is the person who leaked Borisvitch�s presence
here part of the plan to murder him?

Hmm? What�s your take on that?

What about the FCO?
Above or below the line to get rid of Eshan.

- Are you accusing me?
- I�m asking questions, Phil, practical questions.

I am not running backwards with my hands up.

If the Prime Minister wants me gone,
he�s gonna have to fire me.

Name.

Ibrahim Wahid.

Where were you born?

Dagan, at the border of Kazakhstan.

Contract between CMC and Armitage.

Your boss� signature on the bottom.

Do you understand the significance
of the material in my possessi�n?

I am warning you, if you intend to use...

Jesus, Christopher.

You think you�ve got all the bases covered and
there�s an incendiary device like this out there.

Can you imagine what would have happened
if these tapes had fallen into the wrong hands?

I�m watching your back, sweetheart.

Whatever you and the boss are brewing
stops right now.

Any more surprises like this,
we�re all finished.

You�re saying President Usman
is implicated in the assassination...

I�m not at liberty to discuss
the facts of the case.

I will tell you this.

A few days ago,
the Federal Bureau of Investigation

intercepted a chemical component
of nerve gas on its way to Tyrgyztan,

a country whose brutal suppressi�n
of any opposition party is well-known.

Today Eshan Borisvitch was murdered
on American soil.

His only crime, to seek legitimate
government for his people.

My message to President Usman. Stand down.

Implement immediate democratic reform
or face the wrath of the civilised worid.

- Sir, a few questions...
- That�s all, but thank you.

She�s paving the way for war, isn�t she?

Come in.

Late apology from Congressman Tillman.
He has flu.

- It�s very contagious. How many is that now?
- Fifteen.

Thank you.

I�m not such a hot date any more, Carl.

- Lf you want to duck out...
- I�m striking that last remark.

- I�ll catch up.
- All right.

Hi.

The FBI are desperate
to find James and Azzam.

Yeah, I know. Me, too.

How are you, Mark?

- Do you want to meet up?
- Okay. I�ll call you later.

- How the hell did Brocklehurst get the tapes?
- I�m looking into it.

Jesus, MacIntyre, what were you doing
letting your men video that shit?

- Is there any sign of Sinclair?
- We�ve got the station and the airports covered.

Brocklehurst?

He�s not the problem.

All right, Luke Gardner�s address
at time of arrest,

1544 Southwest 14th Street, Tampa.

His roommate, Alfonso Rivero.

- If I hadn�t asked him to come...
- We asked him to come.

But I made him stay.

Eshan chose to stay, Mark.
If this whole thing...

Sod the politics,
I told him he could trust me.

Christ.

Has anybody heard from James?

- No idea where he is?
- Hopefully he�ll call.

He couldn�t possibly have had anything to...

- Could he?
- I don�t know.

I don�t know any more.

Yeah.

Okay.

Excuse me.
We�re evacuating personnel from Tyrgyztan.

James left Eshan. He...

I don�t know, I thought he was taking cover
or protecting Azzam or something.

The boy�s nine years old, for God�s sake.

He�s been through too much.

- As if you... I�m sorry.
- No, Mark.

So what happens now?

- I mean, to you.
- Me?

I fall on my sword and then...

Mark, you�ve got to stop blaming yourself
for Eshan�s death.

I advised the British
and American governments

to place their full support
behind Usman�s presidential bid.

Yeah.

I helped make the monster, Caroline.

I am to blame.

- Clear.
- Clear.

Clear.

Closet.

Pull that away from the walls. Yeah.

Bag it.

Looks like they took the clothes
from the closet. I guess he skipped town.

I was gonna let you guys in,
but I ain�t got no rock and...

you know, if I�m on your territory,
if I�m on your turf...

If I�m on your turf...

I don�t deal that shit anyway.

Jesus Christ.

Come on, guys, do I look like the kind of guy
who�d have something you�d want?

Look at me, man.

The place is crumbling.

I�ve been meaning to fix it,
you know, one thing at a time.

Oh, Jesus.

What are you doing, man?
Whatever you want, man, it�s not here.

What are you doing with that, man?

Okay, man, all right, I had something,
I had something but it�s gone.

It�s gone. I swear to God, it�s gone.

Oh, my God.

Okay, I... I said I�d watch it,
but it�s gone.

I got robbed there, look at
the fucking wall. Look at the wall.

Look at the wall, man. They punched
a hole in the wall and they took it.

A lawyer!

A lawyer came, okay, a Brit lawyer. A chick.
Her name�s Lavery.

Okay, Jane Lavery, she came
and she took the kit!

And I didn�t open it, I didn�t look at it,
I swear to God!

Just put it away, man.

Oh, Jesus Christ, man!

Yes.

It caused a bit of a scare but it�s safe.

Yes.

Special Agent George Blake.

- Agent Blake.
- Ambassador.

- It�s good of you to see me.
- Take a seat.

Have you heard from James Sinclair
since we last spoke?

I�m afraid I don�t know where he is.

That wasn�t my question.

The suspect working for CMC who jumped bail,
I found a bullet with his DNA on it.

Eshan Borisvitch on a secret trip to
Washington, shot by unknown gunman.

If I were Sinclair,
I�d be frightened for my life.

Have you found a connection
between Eshan, James and CMC?

Other than Tyrgyztan...

So?

If you�ve got some notion
you can protect Sinclair, you can�t.

And actually maybe the person you should be
worrying about is yourself.

Meaning?

The anonymous tip-off that led to the bust
at the airfield came from this Embassy.

You�ve got a mole on your staff, Sir Mark.

Well, thanks for your time.

This needs concluding before the next phase.

This isn�t something you can fix.
This is a bloodbath.

You have taken leave of your senses!

Say goodbye to both of them for me.

Oh, for God�s sake, Mark.
You know this could never come out.

- We�ll be watching you.
- Hell, why not? Everyone else is.