All language subtitles for [SubtitleTools.com] 24 - 6x15 - 8.00 PM - 9.00 PM.en

The Americans know
our location.

We need to launch the drone

before they close in.

We'll find a way to deliver
the other two bombs.

GREDENKO:
Launch the drone.

I can't find the drone.

Readjust based on
projected vectors.

I'm doing that now, General.

It's just not where
it's supposed to be!

WALSH:
Until you find it,

I'll have my F-16s
stay in a holding pattern.

We figured out how the drone
was able to stay hidden

from our satellites.

Whoever is piloting it
is able to anticipate

our repositioning directives.

How can he
do that?

Our satellite data
is being relayed

to the drone pilot
through a workstation here.

We have a leak.

We have to find out who's
subverting our system.

It isNadia.

The signature trace
matches her computer.

Surrender
your station.

Who are you streaming
our satellite data to?

What?!

I will do what's necessary
to get the answers I need.

Let her go.

What the hell are you doing?

We got the drone
pilot's location.

We're not through
with her, Milo.

BUCHANAN:
Jack, what's your status?

The drone pilot is down.
I'm at his controls now.

The target is San Francisco.

There is no way to deactivate
the bomb remotely.

I'm fighting a stall.
I'm losing control of the drone.

I need to find a place
to land it now.

MORRIS:
None of the first responders

in San Francisco
are reporting a detonation.

The bomb did not go off
on impact.

Move out!

There's radioactive material
in this area!

BUCHANAN:
We were able to take control
of the aircraft,

crash-landing it
in an industrial park

at the edge of the city.

But in the process,
the bomb's nuclear core

was compromised and radioactive
material was released.

So what we're essentially
dealing with is a dirty bomb.

Sir,
it was a radiological spill.

It was an attack on our nation.

I warned the ambassador, Tom.

We were led to believe
that this warning shot

would be fired only
in response to the detonation

of a nuclear device.

They need to see
with their own eyes

that I will answer this threat

with an in-kind
military response.

The order's given.

Launch the missile

as soon as they're in range.

Prep two units
of fresh plasma.

You need to keep him alive.

Gredenko's got two more
bombs out there.

Right now this man's
our only link to them.

Jack! I just
talked to CTU.

There's a situation developing

where the drone went down.
What?

The casing on the
nuclear bomb, it cracked.

There's been some dispersal
into the atmosphere.
How bad is the fallout?

A dozen first-responders
were exposed to high levels,

but casualties
should be minimal.

Wind vectors are okay
so far, and they're
starting to evacuate.

Okay. I want you
to go through

the pilot's databases
and electronic files.

I want you to see if you can
find any link to Gredenko.

Agent Bauer.

He didn't make it.

Damn it.

Buchanan.

Bill, it's Jack.

What did you get
from the drone pilot?

No, he's dead.
We've been
running down

leads on this end.

So far nothing's
come up on Gredenko.

Doyle told me
about the fallout,

but he said it was
containable?

I'm afraid it's
not that simple.

The incident has created

some serious policy
complications in Washington.

Like what?

Vice President Daniels has
ordered a nuclear strike

against Fayed's country.

What's he trying to do,
start World War III?

That'll be seen as
an act of aggression

against the entire
Middle East.

Which is why we have to
find Fayed and Gredenko

before Daniels
launches the strike.

When is it happening?

Within the hour.

Bill, that doesn't give us

enough time to find Gredenko.

I'll get back to you.

(phone ringing)

Victor's still not answering.

Because the Americans
found him.

The bomb was supposed
to hit San Francisco

ten minutes ago, but there
is nothing on the news.

Even if you're right,
we are safe here.

Victor doesn't know
our location.

So we can continue
our operations safely.

What operation?

There is no operation.

It's over because of
you and your people.

No, Fayed, it isn't over.

We have two more bombs.

I have the bombs.

But you need me
to deliver them.

I'm the only one
who can give you

the targets you want.

Come on, come on,
shoot me now,

or put down the gun.

(phone ringing)

Yeah.

GREDENKO:
Mark Hauser?

Who's this?

You know who it is.

I already gave you
what you asked for.

But your employer has
tightened security,

so the access I paid
for is no good.

That's not my problem.

It is your problem.

It became your problem the
moment you took my money.

It'll take some time to download

the new security protocols.

How much time?

Half an hour, maybe longer.

I can call you when it's ready.

I'll be there in 40 minutes.

Gredenko.

I'm hungry.

Knock yourself out.

There's peppers in here.

You like peppers.

Not red ones.

I don't eat red food, Mark.

Since when?

I don't like red food.

I'll take the peppers out, okay?

You-You take care of me, Mark.

You-You always...

take care of me.

I do my best, Brady.

While I'm doing this,

I need you to do
something for me.

Okay.

I need you to access some files
from the mainframe at my office.

Can you do that?

Yeah.

GREDENKO:
Let's go.

(engine starts)

Nadia's being processed
as an enemy combatant.

She's being transferred to a
holding station in Temecula.

Sir, I don't know
if I can accept

that she betrayed us,

that she spied for Fayed.

I think we're wrong.

This is not easy
for any of us.

But the facts
at hand indicate

she was streaming intel

from her station.

CHLOE:
Mr. Buchanan.

What is it?

We may have caught a break.

What do you have?

I've been monitoring
everyone on our watch list

who's ever communicated
with Gredenko

through phone calls or e-mails.

The filter algorithm

flagged a call that
happened a few minutes ago.

Mark Hauser.

He does security consulting
for energy companies.

His company has contracts

with dozens of chemical
facilities-- oil fields,

pipelines
and nuclear power plants.

Unfortunately the call
was scrambled,

but we do have Hauser's address.

Get that address to Jack.

You wanted to see me?

Yeah, excuse us, guys.

While I was stripping data

from the drone pilot's
hard drive,

I found this.

What is it?

Remote access module.

It's how the drone pilot
breached CTU's satellite grid.

No, the pilot
got into our system

because Nadia Yassir
opened the door

and let him in.

No, she didn't.

This guy got in through

one of the radical web sites
Nadia's been monitoring.

The access module proves it.

Are you saying Nadia's
system was compromised

and she didn't know it?
That's right.

That puts you in
a tough position,

considering you're the one

who led the witch
hunt against her.

I followed standard protocols

based on the information
that was available at the time.

Well, Nadia might not
see it that way

when she takes it up with
the Justice Department.

You know, once the
dust settles today,

they might want to
make you an example.

Relax, Mike.

You took care of me in Denver,
and I still owe you for that.

But we're even now.

Copy that. I'll get back to you
as soon as we're there.

We got a lead on Gredenko.

How good a lead?

We'll know soon enough.

It's just a few
miles from here.

I want you to put
together a Tac Team,

we'll move out.

I need to stay behind.

We're still processing.

Fine.

Ryan, get your men together,
come with me.

--Sandra?

How are you holding up?

I can't believe
this is happening.

It doesn't feel real.

I'm so sorry.

Sandra.

Unfortunately, I need
to ask you for your help.

(sniffles)
There's an extremely

volatile situation developing
at the White House.

Vice President Daniels is about
to launch a nuclear strike

against the Middle East.

A nuclear strike?
Yes.

And the cabinet is behind him.

I've tried arguing against it,

but no one's
listening.
Are they insane?

No. They're just scared.

Before the attempted

assassination
on your brother,

Wayne was reaching out
to the Middle East governments

to solicit their help
in stopping Fayed.

And it was working.

This strike is a complete
reversal of everything

that he was
working for.

You want Dr. Welton
to bring him out of the coma.

Yes.

And I need your consent.

But the doctor said

that he needs
to remain sedated

for a few days
before the swelling can subside.

Yeah, but-but
we don't have a few days.

Yeah, well, even
if Wayne regains consciousness,

we don't know what state
he'll be in, physically

or mentally.
But we won't know
unless we try.

Sandra, I wouldn't dare
to ask you

to risk this if
I did not think

it was absolutely necessary
for the sake of our country.

I'm sorry, I can't do it.

(voice quivering)

Sandra, please.

I've already
lost one brother.

I can't lose another one.

I know you did not ask

for this responsibility,
but like it or not, it is yours.

Wayne Palmer is still
the president of our country.

He's the only one who can
stop this from happening,

and you are the only one
who can give him the chance

to do what he believes in.

(machine beeping rhythmically)

(sighs heavily)

(monitor beeping)

Give him that chance.

Ask yourself what Wayne
would want you to do.

(beeping continues)

I'll talk to Dr. Welton.

And God forgive me if I'm wrong.

The USS Vickery
has been detached

from carrier
group Falcon,

which is currently on
patrol in the region.

Now, the Vickery
will reach launch position in

40 minutes.

So, in less than an hour,

we'll have made
our point

to the enemy?

Yes, Mr. Vice
President.

The B-611 short-range
tactical warhead

has a blast yield
of 300 kilotons.

he message will be
loud and clear.

Very good, Admiral.

Exemplary.

Tom, give us the damage
and casualty estimates

you got from COMPLAN.

Tom?

I'm sorry, sir.

Is there a problem?

No. No, no.

Um,

this projection is,
of course,

based on theoretical models

generated at our nuclear
facility in Alamogordo.

COM...

COMPLAN estimates
a high range

of general
damage by zone,

as well as multiple
casualty numbers

based on various
climate models.

Now, should the...
I'm sorry, Tom.

I need to step out
for a minute.

Carry on
with the briefing.

Right. Uh, should the
enemy mount a response,

the potential does exist
for the US to be drawn

into a conflict in
which its troops...

NOAH:
What the hell does this mean,

they're taking him
out of the coma?

Apparently, Sandra Palmer gave
her consent a few minutes ago.

(breathing loudly)

This is Karen Hayes.

I don't know, sir.

I only found out about this

because I have a source
inside the medical bay.

Put me through to Dr. Welton.

Okay.

I've cut the pentobarbital drip.

His metabolic rate's up,

and he's breathing
on his own.

What about the swelling
in his brain?

No sign
of intracranial hypertension,

but it's still too early
to know when

or even if he'll regain
consciousness.

WOMAN (over speaker):
Dr. Welton, Vice President
Daniels on line one.

He says it's urgent.

Dr. Welton, what-what
are you going to tell him?

The truth.

Mr. Vice President,

this is Dr. Welton.

I've just been told
you're trying

to rouse the president
out of his coma.

That's correct, sir.

I thought you induced
the coma to save the
president's life.

Treating patients with
head trauma's a fluid process.

Sounds to me like
you're risking the life

of the president of
the United States.

With careful monitoring,
we can minimize that risk.

Let's cut the crap, Doctor.

Sir?

We both know what's going
on here, why Sandra Palmer

wants her brother conscious.

She's trying
to subvert my policy agenda.

Policy's not my concern.
Oh, I think

you're very concerned,
and I think you agree

with what she's doing,
and you're willing

to risk the life
of the president to get it done.

So if you don't stop now,
I will compel you to stop.

With all due respect, sir,

the president's medical
treatment is not under...

You'll do what I tell you.
No, sir.

I'm sorry, I will not.

I am required to
follow the wishes
of Sandra Palmer.

You're free
to take up your concerns

with her.

If the president dies
or suffers any permanent damage

from your actions, I will
nail your ass to the wall.

Do you understand me?

Perfectly, sir.

Chloe, I need that photo.

I need it now.

Sending now, Jack.

(beeps)

Team B, advise
when you're in position.

MAN (over radio):
Team B in position.

Copy that.

I've got a positive ID.

Move in on the house now,
move in on the house now!

Federal agent!

Get on the floor!

(two gunshots)
Mark! Mark!

Don't move!
Do what they say, Brady.

JACK:
Put him in a chair.

(grunting)

Mark, Mark.

(grunting)

Take him in the living room now.

Let's go.
(groans)

He doesn't know anything.
Shut up!

Mark.

He's got some
arterial bleeding.

We need to get him
to a hospital.

We don't have time.

Do whatever you have to
to stabilize him.
All right.

Let me have the room.

I know you're scared right now,

but everything's
going to be okay.

I want to see my brother.

I'm going to let you
see your brother,

but I need to ask you
some questions first.

I'm not allowed.

You're not allowed? Why?

Mark says,
don't talk to strangers.

I'm not a stranger.
I'm a police officer.

You can talk to me.
It's all right.

My name is
Jack Bauer.

What's yours?

Brady.

Brady.

Brady, when we came in,

you were working
on your computer.

What were you
working on?

G-Getting files.

What kind of files?

I don't know.

Mark asked me to get
through the IPC firewall

to set up a proxy server port.

Oh.

Can I see him now?

Soon.

I'm going to talk to him first,

and then you can
see him, okay?

You're doing great, Brady.

Stay with him.

You were getting paid

to give Dmitri
Gredenko information.

You used your brother
to get that information.

Now he's in a lot
of trouble.

My brother's got nothing
to do with this.

That's not
what he told me.

(grunts, panting)

He doesn't... he doesn't
know what he's doing.

That's not how the Justice
Department's going to see it.

They're going to prosecute him
for treason unless I intervene.

Now I'll help your brother
because you and I both know

he didn't understand
what he was doing,

but you're going to have
to give me Gredenko.

What kind of information
were you selling him?

Security specs.

What security specs?

The Edgemont nuclear

power plant.

Bill, this is
Connell Johnson.

He's on loan
from District.

Connell.
Hey.

We swept the drone pilot's
system.

Most of the hard drives
and data files

are encrypted.
Our digital
forensics people

are expecting you.

We'll see what we can find.

Have you gotten anything more
from Nadia?

She still claims
she was set up.

Is she in
the building?
Yeah.

She's being transferred
to a holding facility.

Why do you ask?
Just curious.

Sir, Jack's on line two.

He's got Hauser in custody.

Jack?

Bill, Hauser admitted to selling

Gredenko the
security specs

for Edgemont nuclear
power facility.

Does Gredenko
have the specs?
Not yet.

He's going to pick them
up in about 20 minutes.

Can your team
handle the grab?

We've got a situation.

Hauser was wounded, but he's got
a brother that Gredenko knows.

We're going to use him to go
through with the transaction.

Right now,
it's the best shot we've got

of getting Gredenko alive.

--Brady, we need to talk.

Are you really a-a policeman?

Yeah.

Then...

my brother did something wrong.

He's made some mistakes,

but he's helping us fix them.

Everyone makes mistakes.

I make mistakes all the time.

And you try and fix them, right?

Yeah.

That's what your brother's
trying to do,

but he needs your help.

Why don't we go
talk to him?

Okay.

Come on, let's go.

Mark? Mark?!

It's okay, Brady.

It's okay.

It's not as bad as it looks.

They're taking me
to the hospital.

I want to go
with you, Mark.

You need to stay

with them.
Don't leave me alone,
Mark, please.

Listen to me, Brady.

Listen.

You need to do

whatever this man
tells you to do.

You'll be fine.

Who takes care
of you, Brady?

Y-You do, Mark.

That's right.

So you need to trust me

when I tell you
you'll be fine.

He'll take care of you.

Okay?

O-Okay.

Let's make the call.

(cell phone ringing)

Yes.

It's Hauser.

I have the security protocols,
but there's a problem.

What problem?

My supervisor
wants me to come in.

I'll be there in 20 minutes.

He wants me at the office now.

If I'm not there
in ten minutes,

the protocols
will default,

and I'll have to download
them all over again.

I need those protocols.

I can leave them
with my brother.

Brady?

Unless you want to wait

for me to get back
from the office.

I don't have time.

Have your brother meet
me in the parking lot

across the street.

He'll be there.

Good-bye.

The parking lot.

Across the street.
20 minutes.

He needs to get
to a hospital now.

Take him.

BRADY:
Mark!

Mark!

Brady, it's all right.

It's all right. We're going
to take care of him, I promise.

Right now, I need you to
listen to me very carefully,

just like your
brother told you to.

Okay?

O-Okay.

Milo Pressman?

Yeah.

Connell Johnson.

I'm on loan from District.
Data forensics.

Yeah, I think
we crossed paths in Denver.

That's right,
we did.

What can I do for you?

Well, I hear you
and Nadia Yassir are friends.

Yeah. Why do you ask?

Because I came across evidence
at the switching station

that proves
Nadia's innocent.

Explain.

She wasn't streaming intel.

Her system was breached.

Where is this evidence?

Ask Doyle.

Doyle?

I hate to be
a platoon rat,

but I don't know
where else to go.

I gave him the evidence

at the crime scene, and he
still hasn't logged it in.

Thank you.

BUCHANAN:
Make sure Jack's team

has a full
surveillance package

with infrared
capability.

Why'd you do it,
you son of a bitch?
Are you crazy?!

BUCHANAN:
Milo, hat's enough!
Tell him! Tell...

He's got evidence
that Nadia's innocent!

Is this true?

Yeah.

And he buried it
to save his own ass.

He didn't bury it.
Milo. He didn't bury it.

It's a remote access module
that breached Nadia's computer.

He gave it to me
ten minutes ago.

Why didn't you tell us
about this?

Because I got it
from an unreliable source.

I wanted to make sure
it was real

before I submitted it
for evidence.

I ran a verification scan.

It's definitely real, and
Nadia is definitely innocent.

I'll review the evidence.

If it's true,
I'll release Nadia.

In the meantime,
go back to work!

Come with me, Morris.

Doyle...

I owe you an apology.

It's not your fault.

Still.

Milo, forget about it.

Johnson.

You have screwed
with the wrong guy

--Uncuff her.

(handcuffs clicking)

(handcuffs hit floor)

Excuse us, please.

We found evidence
at the switching station.

It proves your computer was
breached from an outside source.

You're cleared, Nadia.

I'm sorry this happened.

So am I.

Your first impulse
will be to quit,

take legal action.

I don't blame you.

That's what I'd do.

But I'm asking
you to stay.

This crisis is
far from over.

We can't afford to
lose our best people.

We need you, Nadia.

I'll stay.

Milo's setting up
your workstation now.

(knocking)

I just sent over
the assault vectors.

Nadia should
be good to go.

Thank you.

We all thought
she was guilty.

This is going
to be awkward.

Yeah.

Especially for you.

Why especially for me?

Your feelings for Nadia
aren't exactly a big secret.

Thank you for pointing that out.

Your station's all set.

Comm's up.

You'll have full
security access to the subnet.

Thanks.

Listen, Nadia,

I just...
Look, Milo,

I don't have time for a
heart-to-heart right now, okay?

I got a lot of catching
up to do. Excuse me.

I understand that.

Nadia, wait.

Damn it! You're not going to
make this easy for me, are you?

You know what?
Actually, I am.

Whatever you thought
might happen between us,

you can just
forget it.

That's not fair.
Milo, believe
it or not,

I don't even blame you
for suspecting me.

But you have
to admit,

this is not the best place
to start a relationship.

You're probably right.

But I still wanted to say
I'm sorry.

You said it.

I should get to work.

(monitor beeping rhythmically)

Here.

Thanks.

We haven't heard
from Dr. Welton,

and he's been giving us
regular updates.

Well, I'm sure if there was
something to report,

we would have heard from him.

Oh, gosh.

I've never been good
at waiting for anything.

David had the
patience of Job.

But not me.

Wayne is always
somewhere in between.

We have a decision to make.

What is it?

There's an increase
in intracranial swelling.

How serious is it?

It's not life-threatening yet,
but if it continues,

it could cause
permanent brain damage.

I suggest
we re-induce the coma.

No.

Sandra,
you understand the danger?

Yeah, but there's
a chance he'd be okay.

Yes, there's a chance.

Well, even if
it's a small chance

for Wayne to stop Daniels,

then it's worth
the risk.

I know Wayne would
want to see this through.

Dr. Welton?

You need to come quickly.

(monitor beeping rapidly)

He's crashing.

Get a code team
in here right away.

Wait outside!

NURSE:
Code team to One!

Code team to One, stat!

Teams are in position.

You sure he
can do this?

He just needs to get Gredenko
out of his car.

We don't have
another option.

Just tell Charlie team
they've got one shot at this.

Damn it.

Brady, I need you
to wear one of these.

So we can talk to each other.

This way, you'll be able to
hear me, and I can hear you.

I need to put
it in your ear.

Will, uh, it hurt?

No.

No, I promise.

See?

Now, I'm going to
talk you through this.

But we don't want Mr. Gredenko
to know that you can hear me.

So we have to pretend
that you can't.

You understand?

Yeah.

Good.

You're going to give him this.

He's going to meet you in the
parking lot across the street.

I want you to stand
on the sidewalk.

That's your
position.

Okay.

We're set.

We should go now.

You don't need
to be scared, Brady.

Everything's going to be fine.

I'm going to be able
to watch you the whole time,

and I'm going to be able to
hear everything that you say.

Now, I need you to go
to your position.

You remember the position
we talked about?
Yeah.

I'm going to go
to my position.
Okay.

All teams, report in.

Alpha team,
in position.

Bravo team,
in position.

Charlie team,
in position.

Charlie team, you
are responsible

for taking out Gredenko
with the tranquilizer dart.

Teams A and B, I want you
to acquire remaining targets.

Do whatever you have to,
to protect this kid.

Brady, it's Jack.
Can you hear me?

I hear you.

You're doing great.

When can I see
my brother?

As soon as this is
over, I promise.

Okay.

Okay, good.

I have a visual on
Gredenko's SUV.

Windows are tinted.

I can't see
who's inside.

Brady?

Do you see the car
that's coming towards you?
Yeah.

It's time to get ready.

I got a visual
on Gredenko.

Charlie team, take your shot
as soon as you've got one.

Copy that.

Do you have it?

Yeah.

Give it to me.

I have a negative line
of sight.

Hauser's in the way.

You look nervous, Brady.

Why are you so nervous?

(speaking Russian)

Gredenko just gave the order
to shoot the kid

as soon as the
information's
been verified.

Charlie team, do you
have your shot yet?
Negative.

Hauser's still
in the way.
Can you move
position?

Negative.

Brady.

Don't forget to pretend
like you can't hear me.

You're doing great.

I want you to listen to me
very carefully.

When I tell you, I want you
to go down to the ground

and stay there.

Wait till I tell you.

(speaking Russian)

(speaking Russian)

Brady, get down on the ground.

Brady, get down on the ground!

All teams,
take out your targets.

(gunshots)

All teams, there's a third
hostile inside the vehicle!

Brady.

Brady, are you okay?

It's over.

It's over.
You did great.

I want to see my brother.

Okay.

You can see your brother
just like I promised.

Get Gredenko back
in the house.

Prep him.
Contact CTU.

Advise Buchanan that we've
got Gredenko in custody

and we're prepping him
for interrogation.

--Watch your head.

Brady,

this man's going
to look after you.

He's going to take you
to see your brother.

I want to see my brother.

Yeah.

You did great.

Thank you.

Okay.

(engine starts)

We searched
Gredenko's vehicle

and the surrounding area.

There's no sign
of the bombs.

Is he conscious yet?
Yes.

You want help with him?

No.

(coughing)

You know who I am?

I know all about you,
Agent Bauer.

Then you know
what I'm going to do to you

unless you tell me
where the bombs are.

And when I'm finished,
I'm going to put you

on the fastest plane
we've got back to Russia.

I don't think
President Suvarov's

going to be
too happy to see you.

Fayed has the bombs.

Where is he?

I don't know.

But I can help you find him.

I'm listening.

(coughs)

I came here to get security
specs for the Edgemont

nuclear power plant.

That's your next target.

Yes.

Fayed's waiting for my call.

Make the call.

No.

First, my terms.

Amnesty from your government.

And a guarantee
I won't be returned to Russia.

What?

I'm offering you Fayed.

What's the problem?

I'm not martyr.

I'm soldier.

And realist.

If I don't call him soon,

Fayed will get suspicious.

Admiral Smith,
is the Vickery ready to launch?

It's seconds from optimal
launch position,

Mr. Vice President.
Good.

Mr. Vice President.

Yes, Tom?

Just spoke to Bill Buchanan
at CTU.

They've taken Gredenko
into custody.

Jack Bauer is
questioning him now.

Does Bill think there's a chance

this could lead
to something?
Well, he's confident

that Bauer's the man
for the interrogation,

and he's hoping they get
the answers they need.

I hope his confidence
is justified.

Sir, the Vickery's in position.

They're standing by.

Proceed with the strike.

Yes, Mr. Vice
President.
Mr. Vice President,

if I may.

In light of
the developments

at CTU, do we not want
to delay this launch

and just see what Bauer
gets out of Gredenko?

I'm not going
to delay our response

based on what Gredenko
may or may not reveal.

But if Gredenko
gives up the bombs,

then surely that is
the desired result...

Then we can consider
this strike as retaliation

for American lives
already lost!

A reminder to the world

there are consequences
to attacking our country.

Admiral Smith...

proceed with the launch.

Yes, Mr. Vice President.

Sir,

the Vickery just received

a message
over the COMPLAN subnet.

They've been ordered
to stand down.

What the hell
are you talking about?

Who gave this order?

President Palmer, sir.

President Palmer?

(phone rings)

Conference Room,

Lisa Miller.

One moment.

It's for you, sir.

Yes.

Noah... it's Wayne.

Mr. President.

It is an incredible relief
to hear your voice.

To be frank,
it's a surprise.

I've called off the strike,
Noah.

We just received word.

Sir, this action is a product
of careful deliberation

between myself
and the Joint Chiefs.

Yeah, well, be that as it may,

the decision is mine
and mine alone.

I'm resuming my duties
as Commander in Chief.

Inform Admiral Smith

and the others, there's to be
no hostile action without

my direct authorization.

Is that understood?

Understood, Mr. President.

Good.

(breathing heavily)

(clears throat)

It's apparent to me that...

the President is still
suffering the effects

from the attack
on his life.

He's not thinking clearly,

and in my judgment,

he's not capable
of discharging his duties.

I can't let him remain in power.

Get me the Attorney General.

Captioning sponsored by
20th CENTURY FOX TELEVISION