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Let'’s just do this
and get it over with.

KESSLER:
Previously onThe Border...

So how long is the deep freeze
gonna last?

Get a parka.

I'’ve seen people who have lived
in peace for over 30 years

start killing each other
over night.

ZOE:
Careful, Dad.

You almost said Bosnia.

[RAPID GUNFIRE]

Try not to move, sir.

There'’s a bullet
lodged in your shoulder

and we don'’t want it shifting.

How'’s the boss?

Internal bleeding
from a bullet fragment.

It'’s touch and go.

[DOOR CREAKS OPEN]

[GRUNTING]

[PILLS RATTLING]

[GASPING FOR BREATH]

FAZAL:
If you try to escape,

I will kill you.

[THEME MUSIC PLAYING]

[SEAGULLS CRY]

DR. TISDALE:
I'’ve got Fortune 500 CEOs

who can schedule time
to see a doctor,

and they'’re not recovering
from gunshot wounds.

I'’ve recovered.

Your labs
say otherwise.

Elevated white cells
and SED rate.

Could be a low-grade
chronic infection.

Or it could be
nothing.

Dicloxacillin.

Twice a day.

Twice a day.

Antibiotics.

As a precaution.

Try to take it easy.

NATO has asked for
a joint consultant

border security
in Afghanistan.

ICS is sending
Kessler.

When do we leave?

Henry Masoud is going
on behalf of DHS.

But Henry'’s
an analyst.

He may not have as much
experience in the field,

but he'’s got
the language skills.

So I'’ll take
an interpreter.

I think I made
myself clear.

You'’re sitting
this one out.

[POLICE SIRENS WAIL]

AHMED:
This is the most recent information supplied by NATO

to us at DND.

The new American administration
understands

that Afghanistan
won'’t stabilize

until the Pakistan
border is secure.

The Taliban have been
hiding out in Pakistan

from NATO forces in Pakistan

and then returning to attack
once they'’ve regrouped.

The Afghans must take over
at some point.

KESSLER:
This is where we come in.

ICS and DHS are gonna help
the Afghans

overhaul their border
security system.

Overhaul?

Install security protocols,

introduce new technology,

train border guards,
you name it.

Thanks, Ahmed.

We appreciate DND'’s
involvement on this.

MAGGIE:
Sounds like a DHS party. Why'’d they invite us?

This is a joint
NATO mission.

So it'’s just optics.

KESSLER:
We do have experience

managing 3000 miles
of rugged borderline.

This is an orientation trip.

We'’ll be putting together
an implementation plan

on my return.

I'’ll be looking
for your input.

[PHONES RINGING]

MAGGIE:
Homeland Security is on their way in,

but are you sure
you'’re up to this?

You'’ll be acting head
while I'’m gone.

Did the doctor
clear you to travel?

[KNOCK AT THE DOOR]

Agent Carver,
come in.

Major Kessler,
Hekmat Masoud.

He'’ll be accompanying you
to Afghanistan

on behalf of DHS.

Call me Henry.

Just so you know,

I'’ve been spearheading
the DHS

International Research
Directorate

for the last two years.

So, if you have any questions
about Afghanistan,

I'’m your man.

I'’ll keep that
in mind.

It'’s about 18 hours
to Kabul

so there'’s plenty of time
to brief you.

Also, I understand

you were in some heavy action
in Bosnia.

I bet you got some
great stories.

I'’ll see you on the plane.

Let'’s go.

Is it just me
or is it really hot in here?

Liz...

What?

Is something wrong?
You'’re looking pissed.

He'’s sidelined me
on this Afghanistan trip.

From what I hear,
you can count yourself lucky.

It'’s a chance
to make a difference.

You do make a difference.

They serve, we stand and wait?
Yeah, right.

Come on, you never
stood by and waited for anything in your life.

What'’s that
supposed to mean?

[CHUCKLES]
Nothing, it was a compliment.

Jesus! Liz!

Don'’t.

You'’re home early.

You know there'’s
an official warning

against traveling
to Afghanistan on the government website?

That was issued in 2001.

It'’s still a war zone.

Not in Kabul.

Is this a macho thing?

Are you trying to prove
that you'’re indestructible or something?

I'’m going as a consultant, okay?

I'’ll be surrounded by security.

This is messed up.

I spend half my life
worrying about my father,

I'’m pretty sure it's supposed
to be the other way around.

[HELICOPTER BLADES WHIRRING]

[MARKET CHATTER]

You'’re welcome to use ISAF HQ
as your situation room. Get your bearings.

It'’s appreciated.
We'’re scheduled to meet General Zaki this evening.

Pay your respect. Smart move.

I hear Zaki is old school.

Fought with the
Northern Alliance during the Russian occupation.

Got into politics
after the Russians left.

Even managed to hang onto power
when the Taliban ran things.

Friend or foe.

Depends on what'’s in it for him.

My advice, take it slow,
get him invested.

The only thing these
people respect is power.

If we indulge them too much
they'’ll walk right over us.

We'’ve assigned you
a security element.

Make it minimal.
We don'’t want to insult the general.

This border area has been
a problem for hundreds of years.

Well, it'’s a problem
that must be solved.

Washington has made it
a top priority.

[SPEAKING FOREIGN LANGUAGE]

My parents are Afghan.
I was born in the US.

Then you cannot
possibly understand.

It is madness to talk
about border security. There are still bullets flying.

Afghanistan has to be
ready the day they stop.

We can help you prepare.

Train personnel,
upgrade and standardize protocols.

The people there
do not recognize a border.

They are tribal.
Some of them have animals on both sides.

Some take money
to bring things across the mountains.

They always have.

Border security does not
have to disrupt traditional trace or farming.

General, we'’re here
to help Afghanistan.

Not impose our own agenda.

If that is true,
then I welcome your assistance.

[SPOON RATTLING]

Mmm. Do you inspect the
border areas yourself or is it too dangerous?

Of course it is dangerous,
but it is part of my job.

You travel with the army?

I travel with my men.

They are from
my home in the north and they are loyal to me.

We'’d like to get a sense
of the terrain.

I will take you to the border.
You will be safe with me.

Thank you.

How'’s your hotel?

Where are you?
The Oasis? The Continental.

Ah, The Oasis
is much better.

[TRAFFIC NOISES]

This country,
everything'’s a powerplay.

It'’s like he's got
his own private army.

I hardly blame him.
Security'’s at a premium.

[TIRES SCREECHING]

Back up!

I cannot.

[GUNSHOTS FIRING]

Turn around!

[LOUD EXPLOSION]

He locked the doors!

[GUN FIRING]

[GRUNTS]

Do not move.

[SPEAKING IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE]

[SPEAKING IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE]

[PILL BOTTLE RATTLES]

[ROPES SNAP]

[ROPES SNAP]
[GRUNTS]

If you try to escape
I will kill you.

[PHONE BEEPING][KNOCK ON DOOR]

Hi, honey.

What'’s going on?

Let'’s go inside.

What is it?
Tell me!

Your father'’s
been kidnapped.

We'’re doing
everything we can to get him back, Zoe.

MAGGIE: Everything.

I told him not to go there.
Why wouldn'’t he listen to me?

Let'’s go inside, okay.

I'’ll call you
as soon as I hear anything.

Thank you.

How'’s the shoulder?

Ah, the bleeding stopped.

Zaki can'’t risk
being implicated

so he hires some
thugs to do it for him.

The General has
nothing to gain by abducting us.

Are you kidding me?
Half these politicians are drug barons.

They could easily be
in bed with the Taliban.

Calm down.We improve border security,

it reduces his power.Calm down.

That'’s why he was
asking about the hotel.

He wanted to know
our route back after the meeting.

Henry!

Quiet.

What?

Just listen.

You hear that?

No.

How long were we
in the car for?

I don'’t know.
Like a half hour?

Twenty minutes, tops.

Road was hard pack.

We could have been going
in any direction.

We'’ve been here 9-10 hours.

Yeah, I guess if I
had my watch, I could--

Shh!

Traffic.

Morning rush hour.

We'’re still in Kabul.

General Zaki claims
to have no information on their whereabouts.

There have been no demands
yet and no-one'’s taking credit for the kidnapping.

Did they catch
the driver? No.

The NATO techs haven'’t
been able to trace the GPS on either phone.

Whoever the kidnappers are
this ain'’t their first rodeo.

Taliban know their tech.

Let'’s not jump to conclusions.

Ottawa and CSIS
have been apprised.

JTF2 is on standby
in Afghanistan.

A Washington Post correspondent
filed a report late last night

about a carjacking,
but we shut it down.

Media Relations put an embargo
on Canadian reports as well.

Okay, good.
You two are on a flight to Kabul.

Moose, Gray,
contact ISAF, check the route.

Find out what else
the boss had scheduled.

Slade, we need to be in
constant contact with NATO. Up to the minute.

They don'’t know anything.
Nada.

[STAMMERS] We don'’t
even know if--What?

If he'’s alive?

Don'’t even think it.

Not for a second.

You think the two from the car
are the same guys who brought us in?

One of them is.

At least three then.
And I'’ve heard others.

Maybe six in total.

They'’re speaking Dari.

Taliban usually speak Pashto.

Zaki'’s men speak Dari.

Most kidnappings here
are for profit, not politically motivated.

It could just be
family business.

[DOOR OPENS AND CREAKS]

[PHONE BEEPS]

What are you doing
in Afghanistan?

Just tell us what you w--Answer!

We'’re consultants
working with NATO.

Hmm.

[PHONE BEEPS, THEN DIALS]

ZOE:
You were supposed to call. Where are you?

She has called three times.

My daughter.

I also have daughter.

I will call for you.
Explain our demands.

No.

Not my daughter.

Who?

Colonel Duncan. NATO.

[PHONE BEEPING]

Yeah.

[DOOR OPENING]

SLADE: NATO HQ in Kabul
has got something for us.

Sending the file through...
now.

Thanks, Figwit.

Figwit?It'’s his handle.

It'’s the name of an
elf extra from The Lord of The Ringsmovies.

It'’s an acronym.
Frodo is great. Who is that? You know, Figwit.

Kindred spirit?

What? Oh...

Pfft. No.

Elves. Pfft.
Totally lame, right?

Yeah.

[COMPUTER BEEPS]

Got it. I'’ve got it!

MAN: [RECORDED]
We have your men. Major Michael Kessler.

Hekmat Masoud.

COLONEL: Who is this?

MAN:
There will be no publicity. No television.

You will deal only with me.
2 million euros.

That'’s the kidnapper
talking to the Colonel at NATO.

COLONEL: I'’m not sure
we will be able to get that much.

MAN: Then we will kill them.

COLONEL: Wait.MAN: No negotiation.

2 million Euros.

We will call and tell you
when and where to deliver the money.

That'’s all there is.

Conversation didn'’t last
long enough to trace the call.

They'’re not Taliban.How do you know?

Taliban would make it political.

They'’d demand a prisoner swap
or an outrageous ransom.

The boss changed his route
same day based on an ISAF security alert.

That would make it
pretty tough to set up an ambush.

I'’ll ask if somebody
on the inside knew about the route change.

Yeah, it'’s completely random.

Prime for opportunity.

We might be able
to get something off the accent.

It sounds like the
kidnapper'’s first language is Dari,

but that'’s half the country.

We'’d someone who knows
the dialects to narrow it down.

Call that DND adviser,
Ahmed Walid. See if he can help.

[PHONE DIALLING]

[DOOR HANDLE RATTLING]

It'’s not hopeless, right?
Tell me we'’re not completely screwed.

NATO will try to
negotiate our release.

That'’ll take some time.

So we just sit here and wait?

If we try to stay
mentally and physically active,

our friends here
need to keep us alive.

I mean, you have
experience, right?

I read your profile.
You were JTF2.

Forget that.

The less they know about us,
the better.

How are you so calm?

I guess that comes from
being in the shit.

Nobody uses that expression.

[GRUNTING]

[PHONE RINGING]

[PHONE RINGING]

Yeah.

Good. I'’m glad I caught you.

With all due respect,
I have every intention of going to Kabul.

I have every intention of
sending you but you'’re gonna have to be briefed.

Yeah, I guess
we just got our wires crossed.

Sorry to bother you again.

So you could'’ve told me
you already talked to NATO.

Should I tell you when
I'’m gonna hit the can, too?

I'’m trying to do
my job here, okay?

You do yours,
I'’ll do mine.

Hey, Liz...I got a plane to catch.

Take care of yourself,
all right?

[INDISTINCT RADIO CHATTER]

DARNELL:
Do you think General Zaki is behind this?

Can'’t say. He could have
anticipated the change of route,

but he maintains
he has no knowledge.

Well, then he'’s either
incompetent or lying.

He must know something.

Who'’s the point person
for the Afghan government?

That'’s the problem.

As head of national security,

General Zaki also
handles abduction of foreign nationals.

How long are these negotiations
supposed to take?

They won'’t be quick.

Ottawa and Washington
will have to agree on how to play it.

How much money
are they gonna ask for? Millions?

I mean, I'’m nobody.

You'’re head of ICS.
You'’ve gotta be worth serious money.

Major?

Major?

Hey...

Major?

Oh, God.

Hey!
We need some help in here.

Anybody! Help!

We don'’t negotiate
with terrorists. You know that.

Oh, come on!
Exceptions happen all the time.

Not anymore.

The PM doesn'’t want to
be seen as weak by the international community.

And by international community
I mean Washington.

For Christ'’s sake, Holland--

This is Mike Kessler
we'’re talking about.

I'’m sorry, Maggie.

I really do wish
there were something I could do.

Goddamn civil servants.

Holland'’s not gonna
put up the cash?

He won'’t even move it
up the food chain until we'’ve ID'd the kidnappers.

We'’ve made our demands.

I pray that you
will be home soon.

Can'’t you see
this would is infected? This man needs a doctor!

KESSLER: The medicine
I had with me...

May I please have it back?

I will ask the others.

[DOOR CLOSES]

ZAKI: Believe me,
I sympathize.

Kidnappings are a terrible
problem in Afghanistan.

That must cause you
great pain and embarrassment.

Major Kessler and Masoud
were going to play a vital role

in our border
security project.

This kidnapping only
harms Afghanistan.

Then help us get
our people back.

I have my men
looking for the driver. He is probably still in Kabul.

But your governments
refuse to negotiate with the kidnappers.

This is regrettable.

You think we should
pay the ransom.

Money talks.

I could perhaps act
as an intermediary.

Does your commission
come off the top or is it added to the ransom?

I'’m merely suggesting the most
effective way of returning your men to you.

We appreciate
your offer, General.

Unfortunately, we'’re not
in position to accept.

COLONEL: There have
been complications.

MAN: That is not our problem.

COLONEL: We need more time.

MAN: You have one day.

You will send the money
in cash with one man at sunset tomorrow.

Outside the
Abdul Rahman mosque.

Then we will release
Kessler and Masoud.

Do exactly this
or they die.

What do you think?

Definitely a Dari speaker.

But more specifically
a Tajik

Tajiks live in the valleys
north of Kabul.

Your people should search
for any known Tajik criminals in or around the city.

That is your best chance.

Stylin'’ and profilin'.

Notify Darnell and Agent Carver
right away.

Done.

Listen, thanks for your help,
Ahmed. We'’d like you to stick around. We may need you.

Hey, Slade.
Can I get a copy of that recording?

Sure. What'’s up?

Probably nothing.

The United States has decided,
after due consideration,

that paying the ransom
is the best course of action.

Really? I thought the
Americans were driving the hard line.

Well, they'’ve made an exception.
Which forces our hand.

Well, we can'’t let them
foot the bill for our guy, can we?

PM does'’t like those optics.

And our policy
against negotiating with terrorists?

Oh, it remains intact.

The payment will
be made by proxy.

And no word of this
will reach the press. Is that clear?

Perfectly.
[CUTS LINE]

These are primarily
Tajik neighborhoods here, here, and here.

We put the word out
to our contacts.

What'’s our time frame?

Reliable intel'’s
a scarce commodity over here.

We'’re pushing our sources
as hard as we can.

[PHONES RINGING]

Williams.Carver.

Canadians are onboard.
Money is being wired to Kabul as we speak.

US Forces ISAF
will deliver it to you

once it'’s converted into cash.

Understood.

We need plausible
deniability on this.

Yes, Ma'’am.

Why'’d they 180?

All I know is
the US blinked first.

Who the hell is Henry Masoud?

Apparently, a very
important DHS analyst.

CIA.
Yeah, that'’d be my guess.

I'’ll let you know
when the money gets here.

When were you going to tell me
about your boy?

We'’re gonna get them back
and that'’s all that matters.

Bullshit.

When the kidnappers
find out Henry'’s CIA

either the price goes up
or they kill him and Kessler.

We need a reliable middle man.

We just heard
from General Zaki.

He'’s found the driver.

[SPEAKING FOREIGN LANGUAGE]

I have my men
looking for this man Abbassi.

We'’ll find your people.

DARNELL: General Zaki'’s men
found the driver.

He claims the kidnapper
is a man named Aji Abbassi.

A known Hazara criminal.

SLADE: Hazara?

That'’s his ethnicity.

MOOSE: We'’ve got the money.
Why don'’t we just pay the ransom?

GRAY: We still need to
execute payment and release.

And what if the kidnappers
find out Henry'’s CIA?

The General'’s confident we'll
get a location on Abbassi soon.

MAGGIE:
If we don'’t, we go to plan B.

Deliver the ransom.

DARNELL: Copy that.

You were dead wrong
about the kidnappers. They'’re Hazara, not Tajik.

Are you certain?

Yes, they found the driver.
He gave us the name of a Hazara man.

He'’s lying.

No, he'’s not.

How could you
make a mistake like that?

Well, I was just trying to help.

You wasted our time.

Well, perhaps I can make amends.

I have many contacts in Kabul.

If I have the kidnapper'’s name
I might be able to track down his location.

Aji Abbassi.
Let me know what you find.

This is the address
General Zaki provided.

CARVER:
We should move immediately.

First we have to
proof the route.

Every second we wait
reduces their chances of survival.

Making sure we
don'’t walk into an ambush

increases everybody'’s
chances of survival.

James, where are we?

Setting up perimeter.

Combat search and rescue
is on the way.

We should have your people
back within the hour.

They'’re arguing about you,
what to do about your wound.

They can'’t get a doctor now.

What if he dies
before we get our money?

They'’re coming.

Thank you.

There will be no doctor.

I do not want you to die.

I only want money
for my family.

[DOOR CLOSES]

ZOE: Why did he have to go
to the most dangerous place on the planet?

You know your father.

They ring the bell,
he'’s good to go.

Thanks for coming.

Never thought I'’d be here again.

Sitting and waiting.

Thought I was done with this.

How did you handle it?

I didn'’t.

I don'’t think anyone can.

If he makes it through--Not if.

When.

Can we have dinner together?

You know, like a family.

Sure.

We are a family.

Your father is a tough guy.

He'’s gonna make it home.

This is barbaric.

You need a doctor.

I'’m all right.

Look, there'’s only
two of them that come in here.

We could get the drop on them.
Grab the gun.

Have you had combat training?

We need to stay cool.

There may be
another one who speaks English.

[SHOUTING OUTSIDE]

We have to go.
The Taliban are coming.

[GUNSHOTS]

[INDISTINCT RADIO CHATTER]

This is what'’s left
of Abbassi'’s gang.

Taliban was seen
leaving the area before we arrived.

Looks like an unfriendly
exchange of prisoners.

This is exactly
the way we found it.

Kessler'’s.

They were here.

Taliban'’s been paying
independent kidnappers for their hostages.

Then they either up
the ransom or use the hostages for political gains.

Looks like these guys
don'’t want to play ball.

This is blood.

[AFGHAN MUSIC PLAYING]

[PANTING]

[SPEAKING IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE]

[SPEAKING IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE]

[DOOR CLOSES]

You okay?

Yeah, we'’re definitely screwed.

[ZAKI SPEAKING
IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE]

I heard you were unable
to rescue Agent Kessler and Mr. Masoud.

The Taliban got there first.

Perhaps if your army
had moved faster.

CARVER:
Perhaps they were tipped off.

Perhaps you notified
the Taliban yourself.

Why does she insult me?

General, if there is anything
you can tell us...

I have done all that I can.

Except convince us
that you'’re not involved.

If there is a traitor,
he is among your people.

What the hell you doing
in Afghanistan, Henry?

What do you mean?

You have no field experience.

Agent Carver should
be on this mission.

You'’re telling me.

When you questioned Zaki
about his personal security

I thought you might be
military intelligence.

But you'’re not
well enough trained.

I was perfectly content
as a DHS analyst.

9-to-5. Good medical.

Six months ago, a guy
comes into my office.

Tells me that he read
my personnel file,

that I speak Dari,
and he wants to discuss an opportunity.

CIA.

My wife said I was crazy.

She was right.

They said I'’d be safe.

I was just supposed
to profile the general.

Figure out his travel patterns.

You must have known why
the CIA sent you.

We have the general on record
securing smuggling routes for the Taliban.

He has to go.

You'’re the advancement.

The woodwork comes later.

I was supposed to be home
before anything even happened.

Tough break.

No shit.

[KNOCKING ON GLASS]

I need to speak to you
about something sensitive.

I'’m not sure
what the protocol is.

You'’re a member of this squad.

I expect you
to speak your mind.

I think Ahmed may have
misled us on purpose.

Ahmed came to us
by way of DND.

He'’s got security clearance.
Why would he mislead us?

I tracked down an expert
on Afghan linguistics.

I played her the ransom
demand recording.

She said there'’s absolutely
no way an Afghan would mistake that accent for Tajik.

And there'’s something else.

I told Ahmed
about Aji Abbassi.

What'’s all this?

Ahmed Walid'’s immigration file.

Khali thinks he may be our leak.

You find anything?

No, I'’m just getting started.

Can'’t believe
I'’m gonna die in here.

Don'’t think that way.

Jesus! What if they
find out I'’m CIA?

They won'’t
unless you tell them.

If anyone was born
to die in their sleep, it'’s me.

Do you have any
interrogation resistance training?

I took a half day seminar.

They'’ll probably take us in
one at a time.

You mean to be tortured?

They'’ll do whatever they can
to make us talk.

Break us down psychologically,
cause physical pain.

The less you tell them

the more likely
they are to keep you alive.

What is going on?

Why am I being held here
like a criminal?

We need you to
answer some questions.

I demand to speak to DND.

You deliberately misled us
about the kidnappers'’ ethnic background.

I told Agent Massi
it was an honest mistake.

I truly thought
the kidnapper sounded like a Tajik man.

Who did you tell
about the kidnapping?

Nobody! That'’s absurd.

Then I'’m sure you
won'’t mind giving us the password to your PDA.

There is classified
information on that phone.

You have no reason
to keep me here.

Hacked his PDA like a walnut.

Lots of Afghanistan numbers.

We could cold call every one
but what are we gonna say if they answer?

"Hello. Is this
the Taliban--" All right.

But I did find his bank codes.
Check this out.

He'’s been making scheduled
payments to a number of parties in Afghanistan.

Could be family.

No, I pulled his
immigration records.

The names don'’t match.

I asked Figwit to run the
numbers by their local intelligence team.

And?

Turns out most of these
payments went to individuals linked to the Taliban.

You son of a bitch!
You'’re going to jail.

For what?

Doing business with a
terrorist organization.

That'’s outrageous.

I'’m not talking about
Club Fed either.

You'’re going to Millhaven
where we send the rapists and the murderers.

We'’ve got your bank records.

You'’re sending money
to the Taliban.

You must believe.

I had no choice.

When the Taliban
resurfaced in my mother'’s village last year,

they found out
I was working in Canada.

They threatened
to harm my family

unless I agreed to
send them money.

Extortion.

When I found out
about the kidnapping,

I made a deal.

I told the Taliban
about the hostages.

And they promised
to put my family under protection.

You sold out
our people.

They said they would
kill my mother

and my nephew.

You know what.
I need names and their locations. Now!

If I tell you, they will die.

And if we put you away,
then the payments will stop.

Then what happens
to your family?

I'’ll make you a deal.

We extract your mother
and your nephew.

And in return,
you tell us everything.

And I mean everything

that you know
about your Taliban contacts.

[SPEAKING IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE]

[SPEAKING IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE]

Mike Kessler. Major.
D13592.

Mike Kessler. Major.
D13592.

He didn'’t give them shit.

HENRY:
My name is Henry Masoud.

I work for the
Central Intelligence Agency.

I am a traitor to my people.

Unless all Taliban prisoners
illegally imprisoned at Baghram Airforce Base

are released within 12 hours,

Major Kessler and I
will be executed.

The US will
never swap prisoners.

It'’s just political posture.

Put me in the room with this
Ahmed guy. I'’ll get some god-damned answers.

We need his cooperation.

They'’re gonna kill the boss.

Look, our best chance
is to secure Ahmed'’s family.

We need him onside.

Turn that thing off.

ZAKI: You'’re back.

General,
I owe you an apology.

When the NATO forces
bomb innocent Afghans,

they always apologize.

I was wrong to accuse you.

Must have been difficult
for you to come here again.

You must need something.

The man who tipped off
the Taliban has Afghan relatives.

He won'’t cooperate with us
unless we protect them.

The place they live
is near Kabul but under Taliban control.

NATO forces can'’t
go in easily.

You want me to
find his relatives.

We would be in your debt.

You'’re already in my debt.

Everybody breaks.

It'’s just a question of when.

Why didn'’t they kill me?

They'’re keeping us alive
for leverage until the deadline.

[SOBBING]

Listen, Henry.

Listen...

The next time they
come through that door, we'’re gonna have to make a move.

Henry!

[CRYING]
I can'’t!

Do you want to see
your wife again?

We have your man'’s family.

Thank you, General.

We'’d like to put them
on the phone to our man in Canada.

Of course.

Perhaps you will remember this
when you and NATO have left Afghanistan.

[PHONE RINGING]

[SPEAKING IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE]

[SPEAKING IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE]

[SPEAKING IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE]

We did our part.
Now it'’s your turn.

There is a number on my PDA.

It is the satellite
telephone number from my Taliban contact.

I believe he is the man
holding your people.

How we doing.

You'’re just connected.
You'’re on the line now and I'’m patching you in.

[SPEAKING IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE]

It'’s scrambled.

Like eggs on Sunday.

You don'’t like
your eggs scrambled? I can fix it.

I'’ve got it on this end, Figwit.

It'’s basic
pre-installed hardware.

It'’s as easy
as getting free cable.

[SPEAKING IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE]

That'’s Pashto.

The harvest is early this year.

We'’ll have to notify the buyers.

They'’re not talking
about the kidnap.

Can you track the phone?

Uh, maybe.

JAMES: It'’s LEO.
We can try Doppler.

LEO is Low Earth Orbit.

Figwit should be able to
triangulate the signal

using Doppler shift
calculations from the satellites.

Plus, minus 10 kilometers.
That'’s all I can promise.

We don'’t have time for
a search that broad.

Uh, wait a second.
Figwit, what satellite system are they on?

Prometheum, why?Nice.

Prometheum handsets
are equipped with GPS transmitters.

Some of the newer ones
will respond to external commands.

Basically,
I'’m just gonna ping it

and use the return signal
to snag a location if it'’ll let me.

SLADE: We'’ll know
one way or another in a few seconds.

[COMPUTER PROGRAM BEEPING]

Yes! [CHUCKLES]

SLADE: Okay,
I'’m sending the coordinates.

You'’re full of surprises,
Mr. Baggins.

...Figwit.

[CHUCKLES]

It'’s... It's Elvish.

Oh.

This is crazy.
I'’ve never even hit anybody.

Would you rather
die on your knees?

[SPEAKING IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE]

Ready?

[WHIZZING]

[LOUD EXPLOSION]
[GUNFIRE]

[GRUNTING]

[POUNDING]

[SCREAMS]

[SCREAMS]

[POUNDING]

That'’s enough.

That'’s enough!

MAN 1: Let'’s go! Let's go!

MAN 2: Stay down.
We'’re still hot.

[GUNFIRE CONTINUES]

Any news?No, nothing yet.

We have them.

CARVER: They'’re alive.

[ALL CHEERING]

Nice work.

You too.

Yes!

[PHONE RINGING]

[EXCLAIMING HAPPILY]

[HANDCUFFS CLICK]

♪ Through my life
It seems I'’m throttling ♪

♪ Unthrottling
And throttling ♪

♪ Through the days
And weeks of fighting ♪

♪ In my head
The rays still shining ♪

♪ And I feel
The rainbows coming in ♪

♪ So don'’t wear me out ♪

♪ Don'’t leave me here ♪

[THEME MUSIC PLAYING]