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CAMPBELL: ICS let six killers

and a truckload of automatic weapons

into this country.

KESSLER: Previously onThe Border:

Oh no, I think he did that.

They got Layla.

MAGGIE: You'’re suspended from duty

pending an investigation into ICS'’s role

in a drug and a fire fight.

ZOE KESSLER: You had three surgeries.

One bullet nicked your spleen

and the other got stuck under your collar bone.

CAMPBELL: Tilden'’s pressing hard for a goddamn inquiry.

She'’ll probably go after Gray Jackson.

He screwed up.

It'’s an investigation into the truth.

You don'’t want the truth.

You want something to use against Kessler.

The future of ICS is hanging

on the slenderest of gossamer threads.

GRAY: How'’s Carver?SLADE: Still no change.

FRATANGELO: How did we not kill you?

CAMPBELL: He saved the baby'’s mommy and brought down the bad guy.

[GUNSHOT POPS]

CAMPBELL: Detective Jackson is a hero.

[MUDDLED CHATTER OVER COMMS]

[BANGING ON DOOR]

[HANDCUFFS CRANK]

[HEELS CLACK]

[CHAINS RATTLE]

[PRISON DOOR RATTLES AND THUDS SHUT]

[PILL BOTTLE SNAPS SHUT]

[GRUNTS SOFTLY]

Ungh.

[PLANE ENGINE HISSES]

[ENGINE POWERS DOWN]

Good morning, Mike.

Bianca.

You'’re looking well.

I guess we'’re both survivors.

Ali Jabir.

One of the last westerners to leave Gitmo.

We weren'’t expecting him so soon.

I pulled some strings.

We'’ve been picking up some chatter.

On?

The friend, Nasimm Mujab.

He'’s on our most-wanted list.

And you think he'’s here in Toronto?

LAGARDA: Nasimm is planning on something.

We don'’t know what.

But he and Ali were very close,

so we'’re hoping Ali will lead us right to him.

[SEAGULLS CRY]

Our apologies for the cell. Won'’t be for long.

Can you tell me where is east?

I'’m sorry?

East.

Mecca, right.

Uh... That way.

We'’re gonna get you outta here, okay?

Try to be patient.

Welcome home, Ali.

[DOOR CLUNKS SHUT]

[THEME MUSIC PLAYING]

Agent Lagarda.

My favorite American dominatrix.

My favorite Canadian submissive.

How'’s our prisoner doing?

SLADE: Whole lot of praying.

Gitmo sent up his medical record?

Well, technically, yes.

SLADE: Last four years he received treatment

more than 30 times.

For what, your guys aren'’t saying.

Oh, except you do admit

to force-feeding him twice a day

for eight months

while he was on hunger strike.

That was the previous administration.

We'’ve turned the page.

Really? Oh.

Can you turn the page on this?

CIA. Three years ago.

Ali was 14.

BAILIFF: All rise.

[MURMURED WHISPERS THROUGHOUT COURT]

COMMISSIONER: Louise Tilden will serve as special counsel.

Commissioner.

A representative from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security

will monitor these proceedings.

COMMISSIONER: The purpose of this inquiry

is to investigate the shootings in King Township

that killed eight people

and seriously wounded four more,

to determine if these deaths and injuries

were due to criminal negligence,

and to shed light on the deaths of sergeant Layla Hourani,

Douglas Jackson,

and Marina Lacosta

in the bombing at the Starlight Motel.

CAMPBELL: All I'’m saying is be careful.

Louise Tilden'’s nothing if not ambitious.

She'’s after the headline.

She was your intern, wasn'’t she?

I did not have sexual relations with that woman.

So you piss her off and we pay the price.

CAMPBELL: Be careful, Mike.

Gray Jackson is a media hero.

She'’ll slap him on the wrist,

but I doubt she'’ll go after him.

Which leaves you.

KESSLER: Ali Jabir.

Born in Yemen, orphaned at the age of five,

raised in Toronto by an adoptive mother.

LAGARDA: Captured in Iraq, 2005.

SLADE: Fallujah. U.S. Marines raid a compound

where little Ali was hangin'’ with his BFF Nasimm Mujab

and some insurgent buddies.

Massive shoot-'’em-up.

Three of the bad guys get ganked.

Turns out they were moving weapons

and c-4 across the border from Syria.

13-year-old Ali takes the rap.

Four years at Gitmo,

room and waterboard.

Slade.

As for Nasimm, he evaded capture,

made it to the getaway car.

Nasimm is Ali'’s hero.

Ah. One seriously badass mofo.

LAGARDA: Linked to a number of terrorist groups,

including Al Qaeda.

We believe he took part in a 2008 bombing

of the U.S. Embassy in Yemen.

KESSLER: More recently, our intel linked him to a failed plan

to bomb Chicago'’s nightclub district.

And now he'’s in Toronto.

LAGARDA: Make no mistake,

we want Nasimm Mujab. In custody.

KESSLER: Nasimm cares about Ali.

We'’re hoping he makes contact.

Every zealot needs an acolyte.

DARNELL: So Ali'’s the bait.

First thing tomorrow,

we release him to his adoptive mother.

MAGGIE: We'’re gonna put them in a safe house

where Ali can decompress,

out of the glare of the media.

The house is fully wired.

And you throw in Erik Estrada

and you'’ve got a very special episode

of the surreal life.

If Nasimm catches any whiff that Ali'’s being watched,

he won'’t reach out.

LAGARDA: We may have released Ali Jabir,

but we still regard him as dangerous.

DR. QADERI: Do you have nightmares, Ali?

ALI: Yes.

DR. QADERI: What are your nightmares about?

Tell me some things you like to do.

ALI: Read.

DR. QADERI: You like books?

Do you read the Koran?

Yes.

And Narnia.

"Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe."

Tell me about Narnia.

ALI: The children escape to another world,

a forest within the wardrobe.

And there'’s a faun there carrying parcels,

and the white witch.

It'’s always winter,

never Christmas.

How do you feel about coming back to Canada?

I shouldn'’t be in prison.

I'’m sorry?

I shouldn'’t be in prison!

You said I was coming home and you put me in prison!

You'’re goddamn liars!

DR. QADERI: He shows symptoms of dissociation

resulting from extreme trauma.

He needs intensive long term therapy.

We'’d like to release him.

He'’ll need supervision.

He has a limited grasp on reality.

He'’s poor at making qualitative judgments.

Meaning what exactly?

His personality is childlike.

Impressionable.

And the outburst?

DR. QADERI: The words are not important.

What'’s telling is the depth of anger,

the sense of betrayal, isolation.

This is one very damaged young man.

Would you state your name for the record, please?

Gray Jackson.

COMMISSIONER: You may be seated.

TILDEN: Detective Sergeant Jackson,

please tell us how you came to be driving

an illegal shipment of weapons across the border

in the company of a notorious organized crime boss.

MAGGIE: Ali is still a minor.

You'’re his legal guardian,

we'’re releasing him into your care.

Please, I want to see him.

Can you bring him here?

MAGGIE: We need to be sure that you understand

the terms of his release.

We have a house ready,

where you and Ali can spend the first two weeks

out of the eyes of the media,

where he can adjust.

I cannot take him home?

MAGGIE: It'’s better this way.

We'’ll provide counseling

to help him with the transition.

Freedom of movement?

KESSLER: He can do as he likes,

as long as you maintain contact with us.

It'’s all there in the contract.

KESSLER: We also ask that you do not speak to the press.

Ali is not a terrorist.

He was always the sweetest boy.

His friend was the problem.

I wouldn'’t even allow him to the house.

LAWYER: She has denounced this man, Nasimm.

KESSLER: We understand that.

GHAYDA: Nasimm took Ali to Iraq.

Nasimm was the reason why Ali was arrested.

You have brought my Ali home to me.

[SPEAKING IN ARABIC]

She says "thank you."

So Major Kessler sent you across the border

to meet an illegal shipment of arms

and shepherd it through Canadian Customs?

He had no choice.

Couldn'’t he have asked

any number of agencies to help?

DHS, Border Services,

the RCMP, the FBI,

local police in Ontario and New York State?

GRAY: '’Ndrangheta have eyes everywhere.

One crooked cop would'’ve blown my cover.

This was a cowboy operation, wasn'’t it, detective?

You were flying by the seat of your pants.

I told the boss I had it under control.

So Major Kessler had no idea

that your operation was fatally compromised?

I didn'’t know myself.

Unfortunately, neither did Sergeant Hourani.

I have no more questions for this witness.

[EMOTIONAL GASP]

[SEAGULLS CRY]

[SHIP'’S HORN BLOWS]

[SEAGULLS CRY]

KESSLER: I hope we don'’t regret this.

LAGARDA: Nasimm Mujab is bad news.

We get him, we'’ll be saving lives.

KESSLER: How do we know Ali'’s any better?

He could be a ticking time bomb.

[SUV RUMBLES OFF]

SLADE: We have agents set up here

and here.

Inside...

Full coverage,

multiple angles, every room.

Bookshelf cam,

microwave cam,

bathroom mirror cam...

Could be marginally disgusting when they'’re flossing.

Oh, and in the living room,

the kvart cam.

Floor lamp.

Ikea.

What about audio?

Dolby 5.1 digital surround.

Oh, and check it out.

The Fallujah attack left Ali

with 80 percent hearing loss in his left ear.

So...

I gave him a hearing aid.

Accessorized with free transmitter and GPS.

You'’re recording this?

Mm-hm. Interpreter'’s on the way.

I had to bring one in from CSIS.

Don'’t say it.

Ah, I just miss her.

[MOTORCYCLE RUMBLES]

[TIRES SKID TO A HALT]

Breeze off the lake...

Nice place, Darnell.

DARNELL: [CHUCKLES] Beats recycled air and stale coffee.

GRAY'’S LAWYER: Did you at any time

ask Sergeant Hourani to stay with your father?

No.

Wasn'’t it her idea?

Yes.

And why did you accept her offer?

I thought she would follow me otherwise.

To your meeting with Fratangelo?

Yes.

Thus exposing her to a much greater danger.

I thought so, at the time.

MAGGIE: Hey, hey, hey! Here we go. She'’s making a call.

[A MAN AND GHAYDA SPEAK IN ARABIC ON THE PHONE]

Hang on.

GHAYDA: [SPEAKING ARABIC]

SLADE: It'’s a local number.

MAGGIE: We don'’t want her telling anybody where they are.

KHALI: She'’s ordering a pizza.

Khalida Massi.

Our top mid-east language expert.

Khali. Do you mind?

MAN: [SPEAKS ARABIC]

GHAYDA: [ORDERS IN ARABIC]

Pepperoni and mushroom.

Not a good Muslim.

Oh, wait, it'’s beef.

Thanks.[HUMS AWKWARDLY]

Why did Major Kessler allow '’Ndrangheta

to transport weapons across the border?

ICS and Homeland Security

were after '’Ndrangheta's Southern Ontario network.

They wanted to track the weapons

to their distribution point.

So Major Kessler gambled with public safety?

It'’s always a gamble.

Look, the only thing he did wrong

was to trust me.

KHALI: I pulled the CSIS file.

Ghayda Hassan attended the same mosque in Yemen

as Ali'’s birth parents.

When they were killed in a car crash,

she adopted him and emigrated to Canada.

Ali was five-years-old.

Is there a husband?

SLADE: Dead.

Heart attack in '’96.

Check. Go ahead.

Ghayda'’s a single parent. Extremely pro-western,

not a radical bone in her body.

What'’ve we got on Nasimm?

KHALI: Uh, raised in the suburbs, just like Ali.

Second generation family, hard-working.

So what happened?

Classic story. Was bullied as a kid,

developed some serious anger issues.

Got kicked out of school, joined a Muslim gang.

Found a new place to channel his rage.

Could'’ve taken up tai-bo or somethin...

MAGGIE: He can'’t help himself.

Where'’d he meet Ali?

KHALI: Uh, neighborhood.

Ali was ten-years-old, also being bullied.

Nasimm protected him, took him under his wing.

As a result, Ali worshiped him.

Would'’ve followed him to the ends of the earth.

MAGGIE: Or in this case, Iraq.

Question is, was Ali radicalized also?

KHALI: Ali was young, innocent.

There'’s no indication

he was anything but a hanger-on.

As for now,

after four years at gitmo...

GRAY: Agent Lagarda,

how'’s Agent Carver doing?

She'’s regained consciousness.

She'’s breathing on her own.

Does that mean she might make it?

She'’s a strong woman.

Now, if you'’ll excuse me?

Maybe you should take some time off.

To your good health...

Thank you.

And the new deputy head of DHS Intelligence.

Thank you.

I sat in on some of the inquiry today.

Gray Jackson was on the stand,

but, uh, Tilden'’s questions were focused on you.

There'’s enough culpability to go around.

Yeah, but the thing is,

I'’ve gotten used to the way you work.

Better a devil you know?

I'’d hate to have to break in a new head of ICS.

GHAYDA: [SPEAKING ARABIC]

MAN: [SPEAKING ARABIC]

[GHAYDA AND MAN CONVERSE IN ARABIC OVER THE PHONE]

[COMPUTER BEEPS, KEYS CLACK]

Oh. You'’re...

You planning to sit there?

I'’m sorry?That desk.

Uh, it belongs to somebody.

I checked the drawers, they'’re empty.

Yeah, it was Layla'’s.

So, could you just sit someplace else, please?

There is no place else.

Is there something you needed?

Oh, uh, Ghayda Hassan'’s on the phone

with her lawyer.

Yeah, she'’s all worked up about something.

She'’s up half the night pacing.

What'’s Ali doing?

SLADE: Napping. He'’s dead to the world.

LAWYER: [SPEAKING IN ARABIC]

KHALI: The lawyer wants it to happen now,

this morning, at the safe house.

What? Wants what to happen?

He'’s gonna call someone. Tariq Abas at...

Uh... QNTV.

SLADE: Just keep... Keep listening!

LAWYER AND GHAYDA: [SPEAKING IN ARABIC]

[PANTING]

Ghayda Hassan'’s reaching out to the media.

Right now?Yeah, QNTV.

It'’s an Arabic news channel based out of Dubai.

They'’ve got a local stringer.

Notify Moose and Darnell.

Tell them to keep out of sight.

Okay.

MOOSE: Hey, listen to this: "Arms outstretched,

Detective Jackson proved the old adage,

that greater love hath no man

than he who lay down his life for another."

Pfft! Do you believe that shit?

Hey, whatever works.

I'’m just saying, call it like it was.

It was attempted suicide.

Here we go.

Showtime.

MAN: [SPEAKING ARABIC]

Can you get a clearer image?

I'’m trying.

I'’ve got minimal pt-zed on the kitchen cam.

KESSLER: It'’s an exclusive?

That'’s what they agreed to.

MAGGIE: So far, no one else is picking up the scent.

KHALI: If this story breaks, it'’s gonna be pandemonium.

KESSLER: As long as they keep the location a secret,

we'’ll be fine.

Whoa, whoa-whoa.

All right, hang on, I got another angle.

Switching to chandelier cam.

[COMPUTER BEEPS, KEYS CLACK]

Interview'’s starting.

GHAYDA: [SPEAKING IN ARABIC]

[TRANSLATING] Ali'’s not a terrorist, he was a child.

The world must know what happened to him

at Guantanamo Bay

so that no other children have to suffer.

Ali endured such a...

Such torment in that prison,

we cannot be silent.

MANNERING: I presented Major Kessler

with a photograph of Detective Jackson

at a secret meeting with Adriano Fratangelo.

And what was his reaction to this photo?

MANNERING: It was my clear impression

that he had no idea what Jackson was getting up to.

This didn'’t surprise me,

given the level of competence

that I'’ve observed in the past.

TILDEN: And did you inform Major Kessler

that you had the truck under surveillance?

MANNERING: Of course not.

There was a shipment of illegal weapons

about to be shepherded across the border

by a rogue ICS agent.

It was my job was to clear up Kessler'’s mess.

I wasn'’t wasn't about to tip my hand.

Thank you.

[DIALING BEEPS]

I need a favor.

MEADE: You can ask.

LAGARDA: Turcott Solutions.

Yes?

LAGARDA: They recently signed a contract

with the Canadian government

to provide security along the border?

And you wanna see the paper?

If possible.

Two hours.

I owe you.

I'’ll collect. You can count on it.

Okay, they'’re saying their farewells...

Got some gifts for Ali.

A... A jacket, baseball cap...

Arabian swag.

Moose?

Yeah, so far so good. They'’re loading out.

[MUFFLED CHATTER IN ARABIC]

Let'’s get some agents on it.

Shhh![MUFFLED SHOUTING IN HOUSE]

Something'’s wrong.

GHAYDA: Ahh!

MAGGIE: It'’s Ghayda.KESSLER: Why'’s she so upset?

GHAYDA: [SPEAKS IN ARABIC]

I need the hearing aid.

SLADE: Yeah, it'’s right here.

CAMERAMAN: [SPEAKING IN ARABIC]

It'’s not in the kitchen.

What?

The voices aren'’t matching up.

The hearing aid is somewhere else.

What the hell is he doing?

[HEARING AID CLATTERS ON THE GROUND]

[MIC FEEDBACK SQUEALS]

Uh oh.

KHALI: That'’s...

That'’s not Ali.

MEN: [SPEAKING ARABIC]

KESSLER: Slade, can you get closer?

KHALI: There. Look.

Soul patch. It'’s the sound guy.

Goddamn it!

The old switcheroo.

Ali'’s in the van.

[HIGH-PITCHED HUM AS FOOTAGE REWINDS]

Got him.

Nothing but peach fuzz.

Looks like Nasimm is making a move.

Where'’s Moose and Darnell?

SLADE: They'’re headed east,

right behind the news van.

[HORN HONKS]

MOOSE: Slade, you got our 20?

[MEN EXCHANGE GREETINGS]

Yeah, kid'’s outta the van.

He just went into a storefront across the street.

Sign'’s in Arabic.

Looks like a cafe.

SLADE: Got it. "Cafe Marrakesh."

It'’s attached on both sides.

It'’s got two doors: one in front,

and one onto the back alley.

We walk in there,

we'’re gonna get made in two seconds.

Backup'’s on the way.

We need a positive ID on Nasimm

before we move.

Let'’s go.

Aren'’t you due at the inquiry?

It can wait.

[COFFEE SLOSHES, MUSIC PLAYS IN CAFE]

[MUTED CHATTER OF MEN SPEAKING ARABIC]

I'’ve got eyes on Ali...

And Nasimm. He'’s here.

Can I help you?

Uh, coffee, black.

Of course.

Do you wish for traditional coffee?

Arabian style?

Sure. Please.

Out the back, right now.

Come. Hurry.

MAGGIE: ICS! Get away from the car!

Show me your hands! Both of you, now!

DARNELL: Hands on your head!

Come on, hands on your head.

Down on the ground! Now!

NASIMM: What'’ve you done?

ALI: You think this... Nothing!

NASIMM: They followed you here!

ALI: I didn'’t know, Nasimm, I swear.

I'’m sorry, I didn'’t know.

MAGGIE: That'’s our boy. Nasimm Mujab.

Let'’s put him in the room, see what he has to say.

MAGGIE: what about Ali?

Debrief him.

Find out what they talked about in there.

Okay, I'’ve got this. Shouldn'’t you get going?

Hey, Mike?

Good luck.

TILDEN: Do you not supervise your agents, Major?

Keep track of their activities?

Detective Jackson has the highest conviction rate

in the squad,

and extensive undercover experience.

When he asked me for rope,

I gave it to him.

And he'’s also a recovering gambling addict.

Which is precisely why '’Ndrangheta targeted him.

And why he was able to penetrate

an extremely close-knit

and secretive criminal organization.

Hey.

Uh, how'’s it going?

Any, uh, assistance I can provide?

You know, or expertise, orientation,

or maybe you just wanna bounce some ideas off of me?

You should see this.

Is that VOIP?

KHALI: Yeah, and a couple of IM feeds.

SLADE: Jamaat Al Quitaal.

It'’s terrorist organization based in Madrid.

I think they'’re talking about Nasimm.

Really?Mm-hm.

MAN: [SPEAKING ARABIC]

[TRANSLATING] He'’s been taken.

The police came to the cafe.

They'’re saying that right now?

[MEN SPEAK IN ARABIC OVER VOIP]

Put the word out...

What? Put what out?

What are... What are they saying?

[MAN SPEAKS IN ARABIC]

They'’re planning an attack, here in Toronto.

SLADE: One side of the VOIP call was traced back

from a proxy in Denmark

to an IP at a Toronto Internet cafe.

KHALI: The message was: "Don'’t panic.

You still have a green light."

Time frame?

Next 24 hours.

Here.

"Tomorrow, Nasimm will be proud."

'’Kay, keep working it, both of you.

Okay, she... Is amazing.

You knew that automatic weapons were crossing the border,

and yet you did nothing to intervene?

We were tracking them.

We were trying to determine their destination.

And why did you not inform Turcott Solutions?

KESSLER: ICS would never share confidential information

with a private security firm.

Particularly when its leader, Andrew Mannering,

left CSIS under a cloud.

[CELL PHONE HUMS]

Excuse me.

I hope we'’re not keeping you

from something more important, Major.

I have to make a phone call.

I'’m afraid it's urgent.

Commissioner.

COMMISSIONER: Major Kessler directs a national security agency.

If he says a matter is urgent,

I'’m inclined to believe him.

Yes, sir.

Five minutes, Major.

We'’ve got confirmation from CSIS and the CIA.

An imminent event in Toronto.

Any word on the target?

Slade'’s on overdrive, and we'’ve got Nasimm in the box.

Push him hard.

LAGARDA: Your aim is too low.

The errors in judgment were made much higher up

in the food chain.

What makes you think that I would pursue this?

You'’re ambitious...

And you have a score to settle.

A personal score.

So, DHS runs files

on mid-level Ottawa civil servants?

Only on the up-and-comers.

This would be seismic.

I'’ll need approval from above.

I don'’t think you'll have any trouble with that.

TILDEN: Major, you'’ve stated that you did not consider

Turcott Solutions a legitimate force?

That'’s correct.

TILDEN: Is it also your opinion

that they did not have jurisdiction

in this matter?

That is my opinion.

TILDEN: In fact, one might say

that this disaster was a direct result

of a highly armed private security force

getting in the way of ICS business.

Yes, one certainly might.

TILDEN: And who'’s responsible for engaging Turcott Solutions?

I have no direct knowledge of that.

TILDEN: Who'’s responsible for national security

in this country?

The government of Canada.

The Ministry of External Affairs?

In some matters, yes.

TILDEN: This is the contract

signed by the Ministry of External Affairs

and Turcott Solutions.

Whose signature do you see there?

Answer the question, Major.

KESSLER: The former minister. Donald Campbell.

I have no further questions for this witness.

ALI: Nasimm has always protected me.

How can you say that?

He left you to rot at Gitmo.

That was not his fault.

NASIMM: You people think every Muslim'’s a terrorist.

DARNELL: What'’s the target, Nasimm?

You'’re not listening.

I told you, I know nothing about an attack.

And will your friend Ali confirm this?

Leave Ali out of this.

He suffered enough.

You mean in prison?

Serving the sentence that should'’ve gone to you?

MAGGIE: You were detained and tortured because of him.

He abandoned you.

That'’s not true.

MOOSE: Why did you meet him? Why'’d you go to the cafe?

You need to tell us the truth, Ali.

They told me to go with them,

so I did.

What did Nasimm want?

To see me, to talk to me.

He'’s my friend. My only friend.

So tell us what you talked about.

Nasimm is like my own brother.

He wanted to see I was okay.

We know all about you, Nasimm.

Kid from the suburbs,

bullied, pushed around,

Jihadist warrior act.

You'’re just a scared little kid

trying to be a tough guy.

You got me all figured out, huh?

Is this how tough you are?

Is this how tough you are?

Tough enough to kill women and children?

Are these supposed to mean something to me?

The bombing of the Yemen Embassy, last year.

You were there.

NASIMM: I had nothing to do with that.

Are you trying to push me?

Do you wanna see how far

I am willing to take this?

[PHONES RING]

Is that Nasimm'’s page?

Micro-blog.

He'’s got more followers than Kim Jong-Il.

Look at this. His final post,

sent just before we nabbed him.

Now say that ten times fast, right?

Has to be some kind of code.

Mm. They'’re numbers.

Really?Mm-hm.

Phonetic Arabic, all strung together.

19. 13.

15. 11. 5.

SLADE: So, what, uh... Binary?

KHALI: Alphanumeric, maybe?

Um...

19th letter of the roman alphabet is "s,"

13th is "m."

Smoke.

Nice.

So that'’s, what, a username?

Maybe a group tag?

Nothing.

Try dukhan.

It'’s the Arabic word for "smoke."

Ah. Phonetics.

Crypto-awesome.

Bingo.

What is that, another word?

Nuh-unh. Nuh-unh.

That right there is a numeric IP.

KESSLER: 1-c-q-n-d-m.

We believe it refers to the target.

What does it mean?

We'’re working on it.

Where are we with the interrogations?

Nasimm'’s not close to talking.

Could take weeks.

Ali?

MAGGIE: Nothing. I think he'’s clean.

Let me take a crack at him.

MOOSE: No-no-no, no way.

No, he'’s too fragile.

You think I care about his feelings?

We have until 9 am.

MOOSE: And I'’m telling you, the kid'’s on the brink.

I'’ve seen it before.

Pushing him'’s not gonna help.

I need information, fast.

I don'’t know.

1-c-q-n-d-m.

1-c-q-n-d-m.

I don'’t know what it means.

Is it the target?

ALI: Look, I told you,

I don'’t know about any attack.

LAGARDA: That'’s just not good enough, Ali.

It'’s true.

What did Nasimm tell you?

I don'’t remember.

You'’re lying.

I'’m not. Please.

KESSLER: What does the code mean, Ali?

Please, I'’m not lying, I just don'’t remember.

1-c-q-n-d-m.

I don'’t know.

1-c-q-n-d-m.

I don'’t know.

Ali, 1-c-q-n-d-m.

I don'’t know what it means. 1-c-q-n-d-m.

Please, stop.

Just tell us, we'’ll stop.

1-c-q-n-d-m.

Ali, 1-c-q-n-d-m.

I don'’t know.1-c-q-n-d-m!

I don'’t know.Ali! 1-c-q-n-d-m!

1-c-q... [STAMMERS] It'’s the CN Tower!

It'’s the CN Tower.

What about the CN Tower?

He told me the CN Tower.

There'’s a man there, with a cart,

a hot dog cart, his name is Hakim.

The target is the CN Tower.

SLADE: Hakim Najar.

He'’s been hawking smog dogs

in the same spot for 12 years.

Bottom of the CN Tower.

High traffic location, next to the skydome.

Guess what'’s on tomorrow.

Trade show. 9 A.M.

Place'’ll be jammed.

Pack the bottom with c4.

Tank full of propane for the accelerant.

SLADE: Mustard, ketchup and a side of carnage?

Hang on.

Najar hasn'’t worked that spot for three years...

[KEYBOARD KEYS CLACK, COMPUTER BEEPS]

'’Cause he's dead.

Deceased in 2006.

So it was misinformation.

Ali was throwing us off the scent?

KESSLER: He was telling us what we wanted to hear.

Four years at Gitmo,

he'’ll say anything to make us stop.

Could even believe it'’s true.

[ARABIC MUSIC PLAYING]

[MUSIC CONTINUES]

[MUSIC CONTINUES]

[MUSIC CONTINUES]

[COMPUTER BEEPS, PHONES RING]

KESSLER: Slade.

It'’s right in front of me.

What am I not seeing?

Any chatter?

Nothing. They'’ve gone quiet.

I want Nasimm in the observation room now.

What'’ve you done to him?

We asked him some questions.

KESSLER: He lied to us.

He knows nothing. Leave him alone.

He told us the target was the CN Tower.

NASIMM: There is no target.

What is he doing?

DARNELL: Time'’s up, Ali. You're gonna tell me everything.

LAGARDA: He said you told him the CN Tower.

Look at him! He would'’ve said anything!

DARNELL: No more bullshit information.

You'’re gonna tell me the truth. What?

He loves the CN Tower, okay?

I took him there once.

He talked about it for years.

The elevator ride up.

He made friends with the hot dog guy.

DARNELL: But it'’s not gonna work, Ali. You'’re outta options.

I'’m telling you, he knows nothing.

I don'’t believe you.

NASIMM: Tell him to stop it.

Let'’s take this from the top.

You have to stop this.

That'’s up to you.

What'’s the target, Nasimm?

NASIMM: He can'’t take this. He isn'’t strong.

Because of you, his best friend.

LAGARDA: Four years at Gitmo.

KESSLER: He was captured because of you.

He was tortured because of you.

You know!

Tell him to stop it.

You can stop this right now.

Just tell us the target, Nasimm.

DARNELL: 1-c-q-n-d-m!

ALI: I want Nasimm!

All right.

That'’s enough!

[PLANE ENGINES BUZZ]

[SIRENS BEEP AND WAIL]

[TIRES SCREECH TO A HALT]

KESSLER: Take cover!

[GUNSHOTS POP]

MAGGIE: Drop your weapon!

[GUNSHOTS POP]

MAN: [GRUNTS]

Drop it! Drop it, asshole!

Drop it! Get your hands on your head.

ICS AGENT: ICS! Get down on the ground!

[IMPACT GRUNTS]

[HANDCUFFS JINGLE]

MOOSE: Let'’s go.

[TAP ON GLASS DOOR]

I'’ve had word from Washington.

Agent Carver is out of the ICU.

She'’s going to be okay.

I hope you'’ll pass on my good wishes.

Of course.

I'’ll tell her that you'’re doing well.

Actually, better than ever.

Look at him, still trying to be tough.

You did good work today, Mike.

You too.

I always thought we make an outstanding team.

Take care of yourself.

Bianca.

You have a good flight.

You authorized this contract with Turcott Solutions?

If you read the papers, Ms. Tilden,

you'’d know that budgets are shrinking

while security concerns are escalating.

TILDEN: Please, answer the question, Minister.

Since we can'’t afford unmanned drones

or dedicated satellites on our border,

we hire the people who can.

Mm. This contract was not only secret,

but undemocratic, was it not?

An ultra vires use of power against the people of Canada?

CAMPBELL: Don'’t be absurd.

It was in the interest of the Canadian people.

Minister Campbell, you authorized

an American private security firm

to use automatic weapons on Canadian soil

without the public'’s knowledge,

with zero government oversight.

As a result, eight people are dead.

Tell us, Minister,

how exactly did that serve the Canadian people?

[SEAGULLS CRY]

[SPEAKS ARABIC]

He said, "take me home."

It'’s gonna be a long road back.

[SUV STARTS UP]

A word, Agent Massi.

I'’ve been impressed by your work on this case.

Thank you, sir.

I'’d like to offer you a permanent position with ICS.

I had contact with CSIS.

They'’re willing to second you immediately.

I don'’t wanna be tied to a desk.

I want field assignments. I have the training.

I'’ll take that under advisement.

With respect, sir,

it'’s a condition of my taking your offer.

Welcome aboard.

[SEAGULLS CRY]

[THEME MUSIC PLAYING]