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Previously on House of Cards...

I'm gonna need this shirt back.

I'm not running because
I can do things a candidate can't do,

like this proposal.

Please, Mr President.
We both know you'll run.

When Congress refused to support
a peacekeeping mission

in the Jordan Valley,

the President deployed troops anyway.

Israel has always distrusted us.

The moment it gets difficult,
they'll turn their back on you.

And it will get difficult.

You held a gun
and somebody told you where to stand.

Don't confuse that with the burden
the Commander in Chief faces.

Russia has nothing to gain
from peace in the Middle East.

And more importantly, nothing to gain
from working with America.

An exact location.

The things that I've had to do
to get this much are fucked up.

I need to know exactly where she is.

Not a state. Not a city. An address.

Well,

the President just saw me cum.

- You don't like my giraffe?
- No.

You know I'm divorced twice,

and have
a daughter in college, right?

It's on your Wikipedia page.

Wikipedia? Christ.

I don't have any expectations.

I never have, of anyone.

You shouldn't either.

How many events
have we skipped today?

Three so far.

And we're about to skip a fourth.

All on the Telegraph's dime.

Hey, I'm a free agent,

which means
I'm free to bail on a speech

I've already seen 10,000 times.

"You are entitled...

"to nothing."

Stop...

"Let me be clear.
I say, I say... Come here, boy!"

"You are entitled..."

...to nothing!

Now, here is the truth,
the American Dream is broken.

And when we are robbed of our dreams,

well, let me ask you folks,
what are we left with?

Nothing!

And when I asked Congress

to help me take this country
from a welfare state

to a fully-employed nation,
what did Congress do?

Nothing!

And when we proved that
America Works actually works,

when we created 50,000jobs
in Washington D. C.,

Congress didn'tjust stop at nothing,

they killed progress in its tracks.

Believe me, I know how you feel.

We have to remember why we're here.

We have to turn
that anger into action.

Ma'am, it's Secretary Durant.
She says it's urgent.

America Works will succeed.
But we need your help.

Hello?

You need to let them know

that a vote for Frank Underwood
is a vote for America Works!

A vote for Frank Underwood
is a vote for America Works!

Now, I had the great pleasure

of meeting a woman this morning
named Gloria.

She has a degree
from Iowa State University,

and even with her degree,
she can't get employed.

Now why, why is that the case?
Because...

My wife, ladies and gentlemen.

I think what my wife
is gently trying to tell me

is that I've run over time.

She has a very clever nickname
for me...

- Verbosity.
- Yeah.

Now, the main difference
between Claire and me,

aside from her stunning beauty,
of course,

is that she actually knows
what that word means.

Now, look.

I would love to stay here
all afternoon

and answer all of your questions,

but then I'd leave all your friends
in Cedar Rapids waiting for me

even longer than they have,
and we don't want to do that.

So I want to thank you all
for coming out to see me today.

To hear about this battle,
this fight we're in.

I want you to caucus for me,
and let's help get Gloria a job!

America Works,
only if you make it work!

God bless Iowa! God Bless
The United States of America!

Thank you!

An IED, right off Route 90, three
kilometres from the Jordan River.

When?

Thirty-six minutes ago.
Russian unit was on patrol.

Two armoured vehicles were destroyed.
All eight troops were killed.

Who has Cathy spoken to?

The Foreign Minister
hasn't returned her call.

We have to make sure
that the Secretary General

doesn't say anything until
we have a better handle on this.

Remy, I need to speak to
Petrov immediately.

I've contacted the Kremlin.
They say they'll reach out soon.

We need the U.N.
to investigate the blast site.

The Russians have cordoned it off.
They're not letting anyone in.

- Why not?
- We don't know.

We had a unit nearby
that heard the blast willing to help,

- Russians turned them away.
- I don't like the feel of this.

Cathy says the Israelis
want to send in their own team.

No, we can't let that happen.

The second
Israeli boots hit the ground...

Remy, I don't care
what you have to do,

you get Petrov on the phone.

We need to head this off at the pass.

And make sure no one in Congress
overreacts either.

How was the game?

Great, until my phone
started blowing up.

Let me see what you have so far.

No... This is no good.

The language is too obtuse.

Simpler. More direct.

Look, here's the deal.

If the Russians don't play ball,
the Israelis will get nervous.

If the Israelis send troops in,
the Palestinians will go apeshit.

If the Palestinians go apeshit,
there could be mortar attacks.

And if there are mortar attacks,

the whole peace-keeping mission
could go down the drain.

You want me to actually say that?

God, no. We need to say the opposite.

Look, make it as clear
as the doomsday scenario

that I just described,

but then flip it around
and put a happy face on it.

We can reschedule everything else,
but I'm concerned about Harlan Traub.

The IDP Chairman.

And President
of the Food Processors Association.

He's big for us statewide.

We were supposed to
meet with him tonight.

Well, this is a national
security emergency.

He hasn't met with Dunbar yet.

If we cancel,
she gets a clean shot at him.

All right, so put him on the plane.

FEC rules.

Campaigning on Air Force One
costs $179,000 an hour.

Aside from the message it sends.

Yeah, all right. So I won't campaign.
I won't have time anyway.

I'll just make him feel special

and I'll give him
some face-time in Washington.

Anything?

Moryakov's office
is giving me the run-around.

...an IED has killed
eight Russian troops

on patrol in the Jordan Valley.

So far no one has claimed
responsibility for this attack.

The only reaction from the Kremlin,
a brief written statement

from Foreign Minister Bugayev
that reads, quote,

"The perpetrators will be found
and brought to justice," end quote.

Wheels up in 20 minutes.

I gotta grab my bags from my room.

Okay, meet me out front.

We should take separate cars.

A cab won't even get here
before the plane takes off.

You're coming with me.

Yes, sir.

Not a good day to play hookie.

It's going to be a late night here.
Depends what Petrov does.

So far, it's just
incredibly loud silence.

I've gotta go, hon. Foreign Affairs
is holding an emergency session.

I love you, too.

I don't have much time.

Neither do I.

Talking points.

These make me uncomfortable.

Even in a closed session.

Whatever I say will get out.
I'll take hits in Iowa.

You can't criticise the mission.

We need you to keep everyone calm.

You know how I feel about
unnecessary military involvement.

You asked to be
on the ticket, Jackie.

It's been non-stop resistance
from the start.

If you don't want to
support the President,

you shouldn't want to be
his number two.

I'm sick of pulling teeth.

You're right. I'll do what I can.

Jackie...

I didn't mean to snap.

I know it's hard
having a presence here

and campaigning at the same time.

I'm sure it's tough on Alan
and the kids, too.

Alan's been a big help, actually.

I'm glad he's stepping up and
giving you the support you need.

I thought I would hate it.

The whole marriage thing.
But it's nice...

...when I can get home.

Everyone around the table.

I even cook sometimes.
Badly, but they indulge me.

No...

I have my June Cleaver moments.

Apron and all?

Don't push it.

I can't remember the last time
I had a home-cooked meal.

- Session's about to start.
- Yeah.

I'll fill you in after.

Tom...

Where have you been all day?

Sorry. Working on the book.

Well, I know we were supposed to
have an opportunity to speak,

- but obviously now it's...
- 'Course.

Listen, you can come up
and sit up front if you'd like.

I spoke to Claire about it.

I'm fine back here. But thanks.

Okay.

I need to know
this passport lock is being lifted.

Show me what you've got.

I'm tired of being strung along.

You have a location?

Yeah, but I want a timeline.

A week or two.

No. They've stopped
giving me new assignments.

That means
they're getting ready to fuck me.

It has to happen sooner than that.

What are you doing?

Emailing a friend in Homeland.
He always gets back to me quickly.

You satisfied?

Rachel.

It says Jane Doe.

No, it's her. It's her.

She ghosted the identity
of a girl named Rebecca Sands.

The birthday is pretty close
to August 1990,

then she died in '93,
along with her whole family.

Her Social went active
about six months ago.

This doesn't say Rebecca Sands.
It says Jane Doe.

State troopers
found her body in a ditch.

In an abandoned construction site
outside of Tucson.

I mean...

There's no picture.

There's no proof of anything.

"Do not grieve
the Holy Spirit of God,

"by whom you were sealed
for the day of redemption.

"Let all bitterness and wrath
and anger and clamour

"and evil speaking
be put away from you..."

No.

No.

That's not her...

Come on, man, there's fingerprints.

There's fingerprints
from the Tale of Two Cities book

that you gave me.

I ran it against the autopsy report.

It was a 10-point match
with Jane Doe.

I need the passport lock lifted, now.

I'm on it. I'm gonna be on it soon...

Soon, how soon...

As soon as I can!

I did my part. Get the lock lifted.

You've reached Seth Grayson.

Leave a message
and I'll get back to you.

I need to see him. My mother died.

Come on!

Hey!

- Are you okay?
- Yeah, I'm okay.

Hey, man! What the fuck!

Sorry.

You want to say it to her, shithead?

Fine, okay, I'm sorry. Drinks on me.

We don't want drinks, shithead,
you need to get out of here!

Tommy, this guy is trashed.

Here.

Drinks on me.

No, no. We don't want drinks.
We want you to leave.

Come on.
Just take it, I said I was sorry.

I don't give a shit.

No, he's apologising.
I'm telling you.

Sorry. Sorry! Sorry! Sorry!

Hey, hey, calm down.
Let me get you a cab.

Hello, everyone.
I'm afraid I don't have much news.

We're in touch with the Russians,
but there's very few details.

I'm waiting to speak
with President Petrov.

Any reason for the delay?

He just lost eight soldiers.

Talking to their families
is his priority, as it would be mine.

Do you think this could jeopardise
the peacekeeping mission?

Well, every country
that contributed troops

knew that something like this
was a possibility.

But the Russians
fought this plan hard.

This gives Petrov the perfect out.

I wouldn't presume to know
what President Petrov is thinking.

I'll know more
once we have a chance to speak.

What about Congress?
They weren't fans of this mission.

Well, I'm going to consult with
Congressional Leadership

as soon as we get back.

In the meantime, my focus is to help
the Russians in any way that I can.

How can you help them when they
won't let anyone near the blast site?

Well, that hasn't been confirmed.

Unless, of course, you have better
intelligence than the Pentagon.

Thank you all very much, more soon.

Israel wants to go public,
blame Palestine for the attack.

There's no evidence yet.

Yes, well, the message is

that Palestine should be
keeping its people in check.

They've also moved 500 troops

to a staging area
across the border from Beit She'an.

Christ.
Try the Kremlin again, please.

You try yawning?

That works for you, not for me.

What about some water?
Sometimes that helps.

I don't need water.
I need a phone call.

Maybe you should talk to Traub.

While you're waiting
for that phone call.

You are not eating?

I'm not hungry.

I think you don't like to fly.

You're holding onto that table
like it's a stripper's tits...

Harlan. I'm so sorry
to keep you waiting.

Please, don't get up.
How is your lobster?

It tastes like
it was caught this morning.

Well, it was.

Nothing but the best
for Air Force One.

Sir, I know you have
a million things on your mind,

but I would just love to talk to you

about how to modernise
the food-processing industry in Iowa.

Please slit my wrists
with his butter knife.

We can't talk election
on the plane, Harlan,

that's an FEC no-no.

Well, this isn't about the campaign.

We're talking about the economy,
not the caucus, right, Harlan?

That's right.

I'm sure you're aware, sir,

that we lead the states
in corn and soybean production,

it's a good thing
given the trend towards vegan.

But our food-processing plants...

One of the largest industries
in Iowa.

That's correct.
And they're slow on the uptake,

so we need federal funding

to help subsidise
the transition toward healthier...

Mr President. Your call from Russia.

I'm so sorry. I have to take this.
But, Harlan, we'll get into it.

I promise.

Viktor. It's a terrible tragedy,
Mr President.

I feel for your loss.

This is why your people
were so persistent.

So you could offer your "sympathy."

It's important that we talk.

You are not letting
anyone near the blast site.

We're conducting our investigation.

Is there anything wrong

with allowing U.N. investigators to
work in conjunction with your people?

U.N. Command
sent my men on that patrol.

The most dangerous stretch
of Route 90 in the entire Valley.

And you sent my men.

Me? What are you talking about?

You saw my men as expendable.

Viktor, I don't personally oversee
the peacekeeping forces

and you can't possibly think

that there was
some deliberate attempt

to put your men in harm's way.

So I am to believe what, that
this was a random act of fate, yes?

Listen, whoever is responsible,

we can't let them
foment distrust between us.

If we do, then they win.

Let's show them that an incident
like this makes us stronger.

Let us help you
find out who did this.

Russians are dead.
Russia will find the killers.

Well, I don't understand
why you're refusing our assistance.

Because we don't need it.

Well, can we at least
keep the dialogue open?

Consult with each other
before you make any move?

I'm going to do
what I must, Mr President.

Viktor, please listen to me.
We have...

I'm sorry, Mr President,
but the line has been disconnected.

He hung up on me.

Cathy Durant, please.

Baldwin was right, those eight bodies
give Petrov options.

He's not shedding tears.
He's popping champagne corks.

I can hear them.

Not here. Sir, restroom is this way.

Who was that?
The guy who just came in.

Didn't see him.

I would've come to your office.

This is the only room at the U.N.
we don't monitor.

I'm assuming you don't either.

No. We haven't bugged it.

So we can speak openly.

I think we should.

You talk. I'll listen.

Palestine says it can't control Hamas

if Israeli troops
cross into the Valley.

We have to back channel this, Alexi.
Petrov won't listen to Francis.

Alexi, please. This whole thing...

You can't let it devolve
into something nobody can control.

Or maybe that was the objective.

What was?

The President never wanted
the peacekeeping mission.

You said "objective,"

are you telling me
this was somehow planned?

I haven't said anything.

But you want to...

The whole world wants to know
who's responsible.

Your troops won't let anyone
near the blast site.

Because they don't want
the world to know.

My brother, he's in the FSB.

We spoke a week ago.
I haven't heard from him since.

Are you absolutely certain
about this?

Alexi, go public.

We'll protect you.

Like you did Xander Feng?

That was different.

I have a family.

The FSB has conducted
these sorts of operations before.

The apartment complex that blew up,

Petrov used that
to justify invading Chechnya.

The opera house that was gassed,

he removed
all provincial governors after that.

We do believe
the FSB participated in the first.

We're still uncertain
about the opera house.

But blowing up his own soldiers,

I find that
very difficult to believe.

Did he tell you point-blank?
Did he say the words?

He said as much as he could.

But the implication
was crystal clear.

I'm sure he was very convincing.

All Russian diplomats go through
FSB counter-intel training.

They're trying to provoke
some sort of reaction out of us.

But what about his brother?

It is true that his brother
works for the FSB.

And that we've lost track of him
last week.

That part of the story holds up.

What's our profile on Moryakov?

We have our agent who's been
assigned to him, sir. Jim?

Moryakov has been considered
a bit of a wild card in Moscow.

Petrov considered
recalling him twice,

but held off because
his father is a family friend.

Now, we've picked up some chatter
in recent months,

his misgivings with how the Kremlin's
been handling the Jordan Valley.

But does he strike you as a traitor?

He's a complicated man.

Fiercely nationalistic.

But he definitely
has doubts about Petrov.

Shouldn't we at least
entertain the possibility?

Yeah, but how can we determine it
one way or the other?

Definitively?

Our satellites aren't enough.

We'd have to get men
to the blast site.

Retrieve soil samples
and blast debris.

How soon could we get a team in?

I'd estimate 72 hours.

Well, three days
seems an awfully long time.

Don't we already have
the basics in place, for deployment?

That doesn't take into account
the Russian forces.

We'd want better intel
before deploying.

Am I correct in assuming
that every hour that passes,

our chances of retrieving
any proof diminish?

That is correct, sir.

What's the absolute soonest
you can deploy?

Twelve hours, Mr President.

But that would involve
an extremely high degree of risk...

Yeah, I'm aware of the risk, Admiral.
And what are the odds of success?

Honestly, sir?
Without proper intelligence,

I can't say better than 50-50.

You're certain?

Yes. I am.

Let's put it in motion.

Mr President!

Mark.

Shouldn't the U.N. be
conducting the investigation

instead of the Russians?

Well, the Russians have been
our partners in this mission

from day one of deployment.

So I'd say that they're conducting
their own investigation

on behalf of the United Nations,
not instead of.

Mr President!

Sara.

Is it correct to say that they are
in no way reporting to U.N. Command?

Well, in peacekeeping missions,
nations volunteer their forces.

They answer to their own governments
first and foremost,

and then they cooperate
with the U.N. Command.

That's an important
distinction to make.

Now, any other questions
with respect to the Jordan Valley

should be directed
to the State Department,

but if any of you have questions that
don't relate to yesterday's events,

I'll take one or two.

- Mr President!
- Yeah, Stephanie?

Mr President, Kate and I
both had a question.

Thank you, Stephanie.

Mr President, are you aware, sir,

that campaigning on Air Force One
is a violation of FEC rules?

Yes, in general, I am.

Harlan Traub
was on the plane yesterday.

It's hard to imagine he was there
for any other reason

than you'd be
seeking his support in Iowa.

You don't know
how long I've known him,

and yes, he was
on the plane yesterday,

but it's not a violation
if you don't campaign.

Which I didn't.

I think the extent
of our conversation

was asking him how he liked his meal.

But I am happy to let the FEC decide.

Now, does anybody else
have any question

that somebody else
asked them to ask me?

And where's Traub now?

We put him up at the Hay-Adams.
He should be here in an hour.

I think it would be bad
if anyone saw him at the White House.

Well, I don't even
want him in D.C. now.

The last thing we need
is some bullshit FEC story

while I'm trying
to deal with the Russians.

Let's get him back to Iowa.
And you handle this.

You have better people skills
than Vaughn.

And you talk to Baldwin.

You make it crystal clear
we violated no regulations.

Sir? I got a voicemail
from Doug last night.

He said his mom died.

My God. That's awful...

Except Julia Stamper
passed away 10 years ago.

I know, I was at the funeral.

Send some flowers.
Actually, get Doug in here.

I'd like to give him my condolences
in person.

There's a whole host of ways

we can revolutionise food processing
in Iowa through America Works.

The subsidies you want for R&D
can be financed as a job...

You don't have to do this.

Do what?

Sweet talk me.
And a cab would've been fine.

I wanted to drive you
to the airport myself

so we had a chance
to talk about your concerns.

No. I'm used to talking to
candidates. Not chauffeurs.

I'm not a chauffeur.

Well, it's your hands on the wheel.

Seth?

Shit.

Registration and insurance, please.

I'm sorry, officer.
I left my wallet at work.

Registration? Proof of insurance?

In my wallet.

You're supposed to
keep it in the car.

Yeah. But if someone steals your car,
why give 'em the paperwork?

All right.

I'm gonna need you to step out
of the car for a moment, please.

Officer, my name is Remy Danton.

I'm the Chief of Staff
to the President.

Without your identification, sir,
I don't know who you are.

I got my government pin.

That doesn't matter, sir.

I still need to see
your identification.

Would you step
out of the car, please?

Officer, you run a search
on Remy Danton, you'll get my photo.

Sir, I asked you
to step out of the car. Please.

Any weapons on you?

Of course not.

All right. Do you mind stepping
to the rear of the vehicle, please?

I'm gonna pat you down,
just to make sure.

Feet back.

Car comes back to
a Virginia corporation. No address.

I'm cleared Top Secret.
My information is masked.

Sir, I need you to stay here
for a moment, please.

- What do you got?
- No address on file.

- Why did you stop me?
- One moment, sir.

No, not one moment.

I got the right to know
why you stopped me.

Sir, I asked you
to keep your hands on the car.

I'm gonna need your badge number.

You trying to show off
for your partner here, brother?

I'm not your brother.
Don't make us restrain you.

- Officer Davis...
- Sir...

Officer Corchoran. You know what?
I'm gonna take a photo.

Don't.

What the fuck? What's your problem?

Calm down!

Sir!

I'm gonna need your badge number!

Mr Danton, I'm Lieutenant Hixson.

I'm very sorry
for this misunderstanding.

Watch your head.

I hope you'll accept my apology
on their behalf.

They said I was stopped for speeding?

Yes. When they encounter someone
without a licence and registration,

- it's protocol...
- Write up the ticket.

You don't have to
worry about that, sir.

You're free to go.

If I was speeding,
give me the damn ticket.

That's really not necessary.

After everything
we've put you through.

Lieutenant.

Hey. I'd invite you up,
but the kids, they're...

We're bringing them
to Iowa this trip,

and it's a total shit show...

I didn't come here
to talk to you about the campaign.

I probably...

You know, I shouldn't have
just shown up like this.

Here, come this way.

It's stupid.
I don't even know why I came over.

Did something happen?

I got pulled over. For speeding.

Things got out of hand.
A nigger in a nice car.

Jesus.

Left my wallet at work, and when
I tried to tell the guy who I was,

he didn't believe me, so...

I don't know. I didn't believe me.

There I was, my hands in cuffs,
and it's like...

It's like I was outside of myself.

I could've been anyone. I wasn't me.

Does that make any sense?

You got rattled.

No, it's not that.

I look at you and Alan,
and even Frank and Claire.

This happened, and I didn't
have anyone to tell about it.

You have me, right?

I'm glad you came over.

It's not fair.

Intruding on you like this.

If I thought you were intruding,
I wouldn't have come downstairs.

I'm sorry. Sorry.

I...

You still mean a lot to me.
I am there for you, as your friend.

You should go back up.
Finish packing.

Safe flight.

We're set to insert at 2100 EST,
0400 local time.

We'll use a Fulton recovery
of any material samples.

Extraction?

The team will make its way on foot
to this rendezvous point for extract.

And how will they get past
the Russian lines?

Our intel is spotty at best.

But our team is scheduled to link up
with a local agent who will assist.

All right, let's move this down
to the Situation Room.

I'll be there in a few minutes.

- Yes, sir.
- Yes, sir.

Did he say anything?

He wouldn't even look at me
when I said hello.

Send him in.

Doug.

Are you certain?

Who gathered all this informa...
Never mind. I shouldn't know.

Was it you who...

No.

You shouldn't have brought this here.

I wanted you to see it.

So you would believe me.

Brutal.

I'm drunk, sir.

I'm drunk right now.

This girl really meant
something to you, didn't she?

Yeah.

She did.

I've been working for Dunbar.

I pushed myself too much.
It's my fault.

It was for you.

To see how close I could get,

if I could find something,
a silver bullet.

To prove that I was still useful.

How can I help you, Doug?

I can't go to rehab.
Just not another hospital.

Okay.

I just... I can't, I can't do it.

We'll figure something out.

I'm not Peter Russo.

I won't go like he did.

No, you won't.
You're going to get better, Doug.

I promise you that.

Yes, send Meechum in here.

There's an envelope on my desk.
I need it to be incinerated.

Yes, sir.

And then I need you
to take Doug home.

Come on, Doug. It's time to go.

This way, Mr Stamper.

You stay with him
until we figure out what's next.

Yes, sir.

Some privacy please.

This is Heather Dunbar.

I'll connect you momentarily.

Heather?

Mr President.

Doug Stamper is my friend,

and you came very close
to killing him.

Excuse me?

- You're aware he's an alcoholic?
- Yes.

And how serious his injuries were?

Mr President...

But you still put him to work.

A man who is trying to recover,
who is trying to get back his life.

Did you honestly think
that he could handle that?

Douglas came to us.

And you should've turned him away
if you had one ounce of decency.

What's happened? Is he okay?

You don't have the right
to ask me that question.

And if you do anything
that endangers his health again,

I swear to God

I will put you in your fucking grave.

Let's continue.

32,000 feet, one minute to insert.

Let's hear comms.

Audio on.

Stand up!

Twenty seconds. Last checks.

Stand back. Gather around!

Ten seconds. Nine, eight, seven,

six, five, four,
three, two, green light.

Video will go dark once they jump.

Go. Go.

Chutes deployed.

The rally point.

Link-up with indig agent
happens here,

half a click from the drop zone.

He'll arrange safe passage
to the blast site.

Go. Go.

Motherfucker!

Agent is rogue. Repeat.

- Where's the sniper?
- We have a bad agent.

- Man down! Man down!
- We've been compromised.

Fuck. Agent is... God damn it.

Keep pressure on that wound.

We should abort, sir.

- Mr President.
- Shut it down. Bring them home.

Match Stick. I repeat, Match Stick.

Head directly to waypoint X-Ray.
How copy? Over.

Proceeding to X-Ray.

Hello?

He's in the bedroom.

Hey, brother.

Say again. Over.

Confirmed, sir. The element
is off the X and moving to extract.

Three wounded, one K.I.A.

I'll need the name, next of kin.

Yes, sir.

Yes?

Sir, President Petrov is on the line.

I'll take it in here.
Shut the door, please.

Viktor.

We know it was your men.

What was?

Did you think we wouldn't detect you?

Whatever you're accusing us of,
I don't know anything about it.

Yes, you do.

And so do the Israelis.

We leaked footage
of the fire fight to them.

I can't imagine they'll be pleased

America is conducting
covert operations

without consulting with them first.

You killed your own men, Viktor.

It was your man
who got shot last night.

I mean the blast. We have the intel.

It was you, not terrorists.
It was FSB.

So you humiliate me in Washington,
you humiliate me in Moscow,

and now you insult me
with these ridiculous fantasies.

What do you want
out of all of this, Viktor?

Justice. For my soldiers
who died on a mission you devised.

If anyone is to blame
for their deaths, it's you.

Goodbye, Viktor.

Francis, what did he say?

I have to finish this letter.

Over the last several hours,

Israeli forces
entered the Jordan Valley.

Eyewitness reports say

they have taken up positions
near the encampments

where Russian troops
are refusing access to a blast site

where eight of their countrymen
were killed two days ago.

The Israeli Prime Minister
had this to say,

quote, "With both Russian forces
refusing to leave

"and the presence of covert
operations from other nations..."

Hamas and Hezbollah
are getting involved.

"...we must take necessary steps
to ensure security..."

How?

They've vowed to raise local militias
if the Israelis cross the border.

...nor has the American government
regarding covert operations.

This is gonna be bad.

Yeah. It sure is.
I should get to the White House.

Lock the door on the way out.

The Israelis.

I know. I've been
watching the news all night.

We should get to the Situation Room.

Let me finish this first.
I'll be right down.

All right. I'll see you down there.