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0:00Listen up, people.
0:03If fingers need to be pointed, we know
0:06where to point them.
0:09They use the recovering economy and the
0:11rising stock market as their bulletproof
0:15vest.
0:16But whose money is it?
0:18Is it mine?
0:20Is it yours?
0:22I can't hear you.
0:25And despite all this wealth they are
0:27hoarding,
0:30they have the gall to accuse us of
0:33trying to destroy society with our
0:36policies that promote equal pay for
0:39women,
0:40racial equality for all people,
0:44and health care for everyone.
0:48What do we say?
0:50Say it again.
0:53Say it like you mean it.
0:56THEY LABEL US DOMESTIC TERRORISTS,
1:00and they're the ones stifling our first
1:03amendment
1:05with ruthless threats and divisive
1:07political warfare.
1:13But financial greed and unbridled power
1:17is all they know.
1:20Well, now we have something to say.
1:23>> [cheering]
1:26>> If the leaders of the United States
1:29government
1:30won't respect its people,
1:35its people will not respect them.
1:42>> [music]
1:46[music]
2:20>> Um could you
2:24Never mind.
2:32Ma'am.
2:34Sorry about that.
2:36Hope it won't hurt my rating.
2:38No.
3:06>> [music]
3:22[music]
3:54[music]
4:23>> Everybody move back.
4:26I DON'T WANT THAT [ __ ] BIRD'S EYE.
4:28SURELY [cheering] WE CAN'T DO THAT. NOW,
4:29PLEASE BACK UP.
4:31Agent LaHoya,
4:33I will see you hearing you all the T-Rex
4:35one piece at a time.
5:01You're Robinson, special guy. I am.
5:03Thank goodness you're here. You called
5:05the local sheriff? Of course not.
5:08Someone must have called it in when I
5:09unloaded my revolver at the crazies.
5:12I panicked.
5:22What did you do? I didn't do anything.
5:36Based on the fact these crazies are
5:38about to bury you in a shallow grave,
5:40something happened.
5:43I've been out here almost 2 years
5:45playing a part with these racist
5:47bastards,
5:48and it's getting inside my head.
5:52I got sloppy.
5:54They found a few bugs.
5:55Somehow traced it back to me. Stop it,
5:58Special Agent Davison.
6:00I need you to keep your wits intact.
6:03I thought it was your job to get me out
6:05of this kind of situation. That is
6:07correct.
6:09And I'm about to. Come on, [ __ ] COME
6:11ON OUT HERE.
6:13YOU AIN'T PRETTY ENOUGH TO BE THIS
6:14STUPID. YOU'RE ABOUT TO EAT SOME
6:15BUCKSHOT.
6:18Back up before someone gets hurt.
7:15Which one of you wants an extra hole in
7:17your head? Hey, let's line them up like
7:19a firework.
7:33>> [music]
7:44>> [ __ ] move.
7:46MOVE. MOVE.
7:50WHAT'S GOING ON?
7:58GET BACK.
7:59GRAB THE WHEEL.
8:07GET IN THE CAR.
8:09Stay low.
8:13>> [screaming]
8:19>> Subtle.
8:28Listen, can we just cut to it? Are you
8:30officially asking for my help?
8:33Because if you are, I think I have a few
8:36solutions.
8:39All right, then. I'll handle it.
8:42We'll talk soon.
8:46The President's Chief of Staff isn't
8:48happy with how the local PD are handling
8:50the millennial soapbox crowd. Didn't
8:52realize the FBI was charged with crowd
8:55control at the White House.
8:57At least they know who to call when they
8:58want something done right.
9:01Yes, me. All these politicals are
9:02chasing their own shadows.
9:04If they want to last longer than one
9:06term,
9:07they need to smarten up
9:09and understand what got them elected in
9:12the first place.
9:13Fear.
9:15When the people are afraid for their
9:16jobs, or their wallets, or their lives,
9:19they want Uncle Sam to protect them.
9:21So, if these politically correct puppets
9:24want to straighten out ordinary
9:25protesters,
9:27give them fear.
9:30Good thing we have you, Gabe.
9:33Uh
9:35if I've learned anything, this job is
9:36all about finding creative ways of
9:39keeping the peace.
9:42So,
9:44Davison,
9:45she's pretty shaken up. I dropped her
9:48off at the facility. She's being cleaned
9:50up and debriefed. If it's not one thing,
9:52it's another.
9:54These deep covers are like the birds
9:56that keep flying into these windows.
9:59They wiggle and flop around a whole lot,
10:01but eventually they come back to their
10:03senses. Most of the time.
10:06What a waste.
10:09Lucky we got her out at all. I wouldn't
10:11call it luck.
10:12I would call it having an ace in the
10:14hole. You.
10:16As always, I appreciate you making it
10:19happen, Travis.
11:37Hey, princess. Grandpa,
11:40where'd you go?
11:42I was checking the perimeter. All clear?
11:44All clear. Let's get some cake.
11:54Stay at your place. I'd like to try a
11:56normal life. Be in town more.
11:58Be more involved in her world.
12:00Retired?
12:02Is Gabe on board with this plan?
12:08Yeah, you haven't even mustered up the
12:09courage to tell him. It's not that
12:11simple. I'm going to. Soon. Open it.
12:14Open it. Is that hers?
12:16>> [screaming]
12:17>> Maybe one or two weekends a month.
12:20The odd weekday if we can make that
12:22work.
12:23You're busy enough at the hospital. This
12:25way I could help take a bit of the load
12:27off.
12:27And it would be good for her.
12:29And you know this how? She suggested it.
12:32She likes me.
12:34And she wants a male figure in her life
12:36on a, you know, consistent basis.
12:39Dad, is that a dig at my love life? Not
12:41at all.
12:43It's your fault that deadbeat ran off.
12:47Maybe she does, but
12:50just not convinced that she needs one
12:51who's borderline certifiable.
12:55It's not that bad.
12:57How many exits?
12:59Exits? In this building, how many exits?
13:01What is it? What is it?
13:12She makes rounds checking to see that
13:14all the doors in the house are locked.
13:15Good.
13:17Every hour on the hour. Could be
13:19hereditary. Maybe, or she could be
13:21learning it from you.
13:23You know, first it's the locks, next
13:25it'll be the windows, the gas stove, the
13:26electricity, and before you know it
13:28she's going to be asking for a Beretta
13:29for her 10th birthday. That's too young
13:31by a couple of years.
13:33Look, I'm handling it. It's under
13:35control.
13:37Besides, a little paranoia is healthy.
13:40You never know what nutcases are out
13:42there.
13:43I'm just giving her the tools to protect
13:45herself. That's where you're wrong. You
13:47think that it's all about protecting
13:48her? In reality, you might be the one
13:50who turns her into a crazy person.
13:54Three or five.
13:58Front entrance, fire exit on the right.
14:01Loading dock in the back.
14:03Two more if you count the windows in the
14:05bathrooms.
14:09Look, I wasn't a great husband or
14:10father.
14:11And I can't unwind that.
14:13But if you give me the chance, I'd like
14:15to be the best grandfather I can be.
14:19Is this for Natalie [music]
14:20or you?
14:26Thank you, Grandpa.
14:27I love it. You're welcome, sweetie.
14:31>> [screaming]
14:36>> Ugh.
14:42Washington News Cycle.
15:01Boss.
15:03Boss. Drew.
15:06Yeah, Sofia Flores' death is a tragedy.
15:09No one's arguing that.
15:11But to call out Metro PD as criminal for
15:13not naming a suspect or divulging
15:15evidence, that's not news.
15:17That's them doing their job.
15:18I've been writing about her for over a
15:20year because she was the voice of her
15:21generation spearheading a movement for
15:23real change and in return was mowed down
15:26in a hit-and-run. There's no reason to
15:28believe it was anything other than wrong
15:30time, wrong place, bad luck.
15:33No. No, no, NO, NO, NO. OH
15:36GOD.
15:38THAT'S GOING TO COST ME A FEW QUID. The
15:39SUV had no plates. The rideshare driver
15:41was using a fake name. That's sketchy.
15:47Okay, so the SUV was probably new.
15:49And I don't know, the rideshare guy was
15:50an illegal immigrant who couldn't use
15:51his real name. Who's to say?
15:53If we don't post something and make it
15:54news, it'll be like it never happened.
15:58That may be true.
15:59What you wrote isn't.
16:03Look, I appreciate your enthusiasm for
16:04the movement. I really do.
16:06But news stories are based on facts.
16:09Find them first.
16:10Then write your story.
16:16>> [panting]
16:18[sighs and gasps]
16:56>> Hey, buddy, you can't park here.
16:58Okay.
17:00Yeah, I got a
17:02I'm moving it.
17:06Gun. Put your hands up. Look, I can
17:09explain. Let's go. Put your hands out
17:10the window.
17:12Step out of the vehicle.
17:16Hands on your head.
17:20Do not
17:55Freeze, [ __ ]
18:02You keep up this routine, there's no way
18:05you're walking out of here.
18:12I'm here to help, but to do that
18:14properly, I need more information.
18:17What were you planning on doing?
18:26The police found booze, pills, and a
18:27handgun in your vehicle.
18:30Were you thinking of putting a round in
18:32your brain pan?
18:34No. Maybe you had a score to settle.
18:36Were you there to kill someone? No. Rob
18:38a jewelry store? Look, I wasn't going to
18:40do anything with the gun. I was keeping
18:41it in the car. On the passenger
18:43[clears throat] seat.
18:43>> I wasn't thinking straight, okay?
18:46Are you now?
18:53All right, Dusty. Your time's up.
18:57You're welcome to stay, or we can stroll
19:00out of here together.
19:03But to do that, you'll need to level
19:04with me.
19:06What were you doing?
19:14I was going to talk to a reporter.
19:26Sign here for Dusty Crane. Mike, let's
19:28just say this one was never here. Yeah.
19:36Thanks.
19:43Where to, boss? A nice, quiet, secure
19:46place. Where I get reprogrammed? Or you
19:48can screw your priorities back on
19:50straight.
19:52And after that, they'll assign me to
19:53some small town field office where they
19:54can keep an eye on me while my soul
19:56slowly dies, right? Or you work through
19:58this speed bump in order to salvage
20:00what's left of your promising [music]
20:01career.
20:02I like you, Dusty. I like your passion.
20:05I like your commitment to the job, but
20:07you were on the verge of making a bad
20:08choice.
20:09>> a bad choice. It was the right choice.
20:10>> Wrong.
20:11You took an oath. You need to honor
20:13that.
20:14Listen, work with me and I'll spin it
20:16with Robinson as best I can. Get you
20:18back on track. You don't get it, Block.
20:20It's gone too [music] far.
20:22We're crossing lines that should never
20:23be crossed. Guys like you and me, we
20:26don't decide where those lines are
20:27drawn.
20:28The only thing [music] you need to know
20:29is whose orders you follow.
20:33Your loyalty is lying on the wrong side
20:34of the future. I don't expect everyone
20:36to cope with the mind games that come
20:38with deep undercover work. Once you
20:40render that, it's hard to tell which way
20:42is up, down, right, wrong.
20:44But you're an intelligent guy, and I do
20:46expect you to cope with it.
20:50You do whatever you got to do to me.
20:52I'm not playing by the Bureau's rules
20:54anymore. We'll see about that.
21:01[ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ]
21:12Is this where my reeducation begins?
21:16First.
21:27Grandpa!
21:28Hey, sweetie.
21:30Oh, I'm sorry I'm late. I needed that
21:33hug. It's okay. I know you have to work.
21:37Yeah. Um you here all by yourself?
21:41Well, not anymore.
21:43Ready to go? It's our night.
21:44>> But when you didn't answer your phone,
21:47Miss Lewis called Mommy at the hospital.
21:50Uh-huh. So now I'm supposed to sit tight
21:53and wait for her. Oh, I see.
21:57But that doesn't mean you can't stay
21:59here with me.
22:04It certainly doesn't.
22:11Hey, kid.
22:13What?
22:16Are you a criminal?
22:18If it's a if it's a crime to speak the
22:19truth, buddy, then yes, I am.
22:24Uh hey, I wouldn't do that.
22:29I like those buttons, though. Can I see
22:30one of those?
22:32Looks like a fun painting.
22:34Who are these two? This is me and that's
22:37Mommy. Of course, which means that must
22:39be me. No, you silly bean. That's a
22:43stranger.
22:49What What's the stranger doing?
22:51Watching us.
22:53Watching you? Why?
22:55Has someone been watching you? I don't
22:57know. I need you to know.
23:04I'm sorry, Natalie. It's okay.
23:06It's just very important for you always
23:07to be aware, like I've taught you. But I
23:10am. Then tell me if anyone
23:13strange comes up to you, approaches you.
23:15Okay, I will. Good girl. Thank you. Are
23:18bad guys going to hurt you? Hurt me?
23:21Nah.
23:22Why would you think that? Because Mommy
23:24says your job is dangerous.
23:27Don't worry, she exaggerates.
23:30It's not that dangerous. Nothing's going
23:32to happen to me or you.
23:35Or Mommy? Or Mommy.
23:39Mommy!
23:42Hi, sweetie.
23:43Grandpa.
23:57Dusty, don't do this.
24:05I think you have an admirer. Does he
24:07live in a castle and have a heart of
24:08gold? He's on line three. Says your last
24:10few articles on Sophia Flores were
24:12inspirational. Was Prince Charming
24:14slurring his words? Claims he can
24:15guarantee you a story worthy of a dozen
24:17clickbait headlines.
24:20Just tell me what it is. No.
24:22No, it's too dangerous to do over the
24:23phone. They're listening. They're always
24:25listening.
24:28I'm going to come to you. We'll find
24:29some place quiet to talk about it.
24:36When? How about 5 minutes?
24:48>> [screaming]
24:54[screaming and groaning]
25:03>> Move!
25:04Move! Get out of the way!
25:11Move!
25:26What the hell are you doing? I'm going
25:28to free my conscience.
25:29Watch out!
26:21Get out of the way! Move!
26:37>> [music]
26:49>> No! No! No!
27:07>> [screaming]
27:43>> Are you Mira? Yeah, you are? Being
27:45followed. Let's go somewhere private.
27:47>> Wait, what exactly is this all about?
27:49Look, this is really important. We're
27:51going to have to do this now. We don't
27:51have time, okay? Look, wait.
28:28Last person on the planet I need talking
28:29to the press is Crane.
28:32He should be in a secure mental
28:34facility.
28:37Natalie's school?
28:39What the hell were you thinking?
28:42I'm sorry. I wasn't thinking. Bad
28:44timing, poor judgment. He say anything
28:47to you?
28:48He was having a moral code moment.
28:51Said we were crossing the line. Must
28:53feel nice to be that naive.
28:56Is that all?
28:58Just that he's done following the
28:59Bureau's rules, and based on this little
29:02truck stunt,
29:04I tend to believe him. He's a live
29:06grenade.
29:08This one makes it to the front page, I'm
29:09going to catch heat from every
29:11direction.
29:14I haven't properly worn one of these
29:16since Margaret passed.
29:18Yeah, she had a gift. That she did.
29:21Bless her soul.
29:24Letting Crane slip through your fingers,
29:26not like you.
29:30Are you all right? Yeah, I've just been
29:33feeling a bit distracted. Well, no need
29:35to hold it in with me, buddy.
29:37What's the trouble?
29:39I'm trying to spend more time with
29:41Natalie.
29:42And?
29:44At this point, Amanda doesn't trust me,
29:46for good reason.
29:48I need to change that. Anything I can do
29:50to help?
29:53Actually, Gabe,
29:55I've been thinking.
29:57Maybe it's time I hang it up. No. No.
30:01No.
30:03Not an option.
30:05The thing is, it's been over 20 years of
30:07the unpredictable. Never knowing when
30:09you're going to call, where you're going
30:10to send me, and for how long. Which has
30:13made relationships difficult. And now,
30:16Natalie needs stability in her life, and
30:18I want to be that for her. I appreciate
30:21the importance of family. God knows,
30:22look at me.
30:24But what you do is crucial, important
30:28work.
30:29Our people go to dangerous places,
30:31physically and mentally. And when they
30:33go astray, I need you to bring them back
30:38before they grow horns.
30:42Saving good agents' souls. Whatever it
30:46takes.
30:49I'll tell you what.
30:51Once Dusty's in a cell and I have the
30:53key, we'll work out a way for you to
30:55spend more time with your granddaughter.
30:59Deal?
31:04Out of curiosity, I pulled our security
31:06footage from when I met this guy. Uh do
31:08you have a name?
31:09>> No, but our security guards recognized
31:11him. It's the same guy who was arrested
31:12for fighting the cops across the street.
31:15You fight as you run out.
31:18You've looked better. Did you sleep at
31:19all last night?
31:20Define sleep. You know you can just
31:23record your stupid games and watch them
31:25later.
31:26It's rather like jumping to the
31:28bellyache after you've overeaten without
31:29actually enjoying the cake first.
31:32I checked every police station within 50
31:34miles of here. No record of his arrest.
31:39This feels like another mirror special.
31:41You don't find that strange? Maybe they
31:43just let him go to avoid another police
31:45brutality charge. He beat the crap out
31:47of four cops.
31:52Okay.
31:53Maybe you're right.
31:56So, what's the headline?
31:58I didn't say I have a draft, or even an
32:00angle. I just
32:02He contacted me. He could be a
32:04legitimate source.
32:06Or a nutcase wanting to go viral.
32:43So,
32:45no bank or credit card activity?
32:49Okay, what about under Dusty's alias?
32:52His last known cover was
32:54Uh-huh. I see.
32:57Well, keep an eye on it, will you?
32:59>> [music]
33:00>> Thanks.
33:18No, you silly bean. That's a stranger.
33:27Watching us?
33:33Got him? Oh, yeah.
33:36Grandpa!
33:38Hey, pumpkin.
33:39Where have you been? At the park, flying
33:41my kite. Oh, that sounds fun. Did you
33:44get it high up in the air? Not really. I
33:46couldn't run fast enough. But Mommy did.
33:49Oh, good job, Mommy. Go inside and wash
33:52up for dinner, please.
33:54Can you stay and eat with us? We're
33:56having homemade pizza. I love pizza.
34:02Pizza this.
34:06That was four times.
34:08Four? You sure?
34:10Huh. Go again. Come on.
34:13Three.
34:17What are you doing?
34:19I'm installing security cameras. On my
34:22house?
34:23For Natalie's safety, and yours. I know
34:26that I should just say thank you, and
34:28some might consider that very sweet of
34:30you, but you can't do things like this
34:32without asking my permission. I was
34:33concerned you would say no. And you'd
34:35probably be right. She's drawing
34:37pictures of strangers watching her. And
34:39what do you think is feeding her growing
34:40paranoia?
34:42Okay, okay. I'm sorry. I should have
34:44asked.
34:45And I admit it, I screwed up on multiple
34:48occasions.
34:49But you've got to know, I'm trying to
34:51fix things.
34:52>> Natalie doesn't need a fixer like you.
34:57You sound just like your mother.
34:59Before or after she left us?
35:07I'm worried about you, Dad. There's
35:08nothing to worry about. That's why I'm
35:10worried. It's maybe you can't see it,
35:12but
35:13you're not the same dad that I remember.
35:16You know, when I was Natalie's age, your
35:17quirks were cute. Getting my bicycle
35:19serviced every few months. Waking up at
35:212:00 and 4:00 a.m. to make sure the
35:23doors and windows were still locked. And
35:25getting background checks on my friends'
35:26parents.
35:28Your quirks aren't quirks anymore. You
35:30need to accept that, and you need to
35:32deal with it.
35:34I sometimes wonder, did the disorder
35:36change you,
35:38or was it your dirty job?
35:44Finish with the cameras.
35:46Just please don't do anything else
35:48without asking first.
36:03Can I get either of you gentlemen
36:05something to drink?
36:08No, thank you, ma'am.
36:15Special Agent Lockhart.
36:17Special Agent Wallace. Yes, sir. Yes,
36:20sir.
36:20Come in.
36:48Don't let baggy pants get to you. I just
36:50can't believe Sarah falls for his
36:51blatant ass-kissing. She's too smart for
36:54that.
36:55My take is she enjoys it.
36:57Found this on the police wire.
36:59Is that your guy?
37:01I think it is.
37:06Not exactly a dream date,
37:08but he is kind of hot.
37:10Wanted by the DC Police Department,
37:12considered armed and mentally unstable.
37:15Hmm.
37:15I wonder if I should be curious or
37:17scared about what he wanted to tell me.
37:19Probably both.
37:23Possession.
37:27Disturbing the peace.
37:29Assault with a deadly weapon.
37:46Are you Jones?
37:49Maybe. I have information about your
37:51story. [music]
37:53The one that ran away.
38:01Do you have a name, Agent? I'm not an
38:03agent. This isn't an interview. Please,
38:06turn it off.
38:08Who is he?
38:10You tell me.
38:11Why were you meeting him? Why did you
38:13chase him away?
38:15Has he contacted you again?
38:19Listen.
38:21He's wanted on multiple counts. If you
38:23know where he is, you're an accessory
38:25after the fact. Oh, well, thank you for
38:27stopping by and informing me.
38:29I think little man's finished, Mr. Not
38:32an Agent.
38:34The man needs professional help. He's
38:35unbalanced. Yeah, I read all about our
38:38friend Dusty's problems.
38:41Guess you don't have a subscription to
38:43the police wire. He's on the police
38:45wire.
38:46Are we done?
38:48I think we're done.
38:50I don't know what his intentions were,
38:52or why he made contact with you.
38:54But let me be clear.
38:57He's not a source for you to make your
38:58fledgling career on. Let it go. Okay,
39:01this is intimidation.
39:02And you know nothing about me or my
39:04fledgling career.
39:06Name James Van Dorn. Mean anything to
39:08you?
39:10No.
39:13Mr. Van Dorn and his wife lived in a
39:15comfortable six-bedroom brownstone
39:18across from Montrose Park. Plenty of
39:20room for them and their three kids. But
39:22that wasn't enough for him.
39:24He also had a thing for his secretary.
39:26He made a mistake, had a daughter, and
39:28he disowned
39:30She's probably about 30 now.
39:34A struggling journalist who lives in a
39:35shoebox-sized apartment and writes under
39:38a pseudonym
39:39because her father demanded she spare
39:42him the embarrassment. Get out of my
39:44way. Quoting a source who isn't saying
39:47could get you sued for libel
39:50or fired.
39:51Although in this case, I say both are
39:53probable.
39:55There's no story here. Says who? Says
39:57me.
39:59Okay.
40:01Thanks.
40:04For confirming that there is a story.
40:06Good night.
40:08He contacts you, you contact me.
40:11Got it.
40:13Take my word for it.
40:15Don't play news hero.
40:17Don't.
40:46Dusty.
40:47We don't want trouble. Too late.
40:49Robinson just wants to talk.
40:51Let us take you to him. You two can work
40:53out your differences.
40:55Good plan.
41:56The FBI shows up at my door and tries to
41:59intimidate me because this mentally
42:01unstable guy contacted me.
42:03Maybe he's not so crazy after all. You
42:05sure he's a fed?
42:08Uh, all things considered, tad unusual.
42:12Do you uh do you want me to check it
42:13out? No, I got it.
42:16Okay.
42:18Uh, you might want to start adding some
42:19actual detail because right now the only
42:21story you're writing is in your head.
42:24Are you implying that I'm the crazy one?
42:28No.
42:30You're the eager one.
42:32Listen.
42:32If there is a story to be found here,
42:34you need to take note of the obvious and
42:36then scrutinize what the obvious
42:38obscures.
42:39Like an ultraviolet light illuminating
42:41what the naked eye can't see.
42:44But
42:45if you do find something
42:47tread lightly.
42:49You've got a call. Just a minute.
42:52It's your secret admirer.
42:56This is Mira.
43:54Government even in its best state is but
43:58a necessary evil.
44:01In its worst state
44:03it's an intolerable
44:05evil.
44:06Now you might think these words were
44:07said last night in a podcast or a news
44:10program about today's state of the
44:13world. But you'd be wrong. Those words
44:16were written by Thomas Paine in 1776.
44:21And they were no mere trickery of their
44:23day.
44:24In fact, the words of Thomas are widely
44:28regarded as being
44:42Boom! Clear. Clear. Clear.
44:44Hey!
44:48>> [music]
44:54[music]
44:58>> Copy that. Proceed to the bomb.
45:01We got him.
45:03Sir, you need to slow down.
45:05>> I promise you this is a bad idea.
45:36>> [music]
45:41>> Hey!
45:43Enough, Dusty.
45:47>> [snorts]
45:49[panting]
45:51[groaning]
45:55>> Time to come in.
45:56Just like that? After you said those two
45:58should have to kill me? What?
46:00I didn't send anyone to do anything to
46:02you.
46:04>> [groaning]
46:07>> Watch your head.
46:09Are you kidding? DON'T SHOOT ME!
46:32YOU'RE SLIPPING.
46:34YOU'RE LOSING YOUR EDGE.
46:36IT'S NOT TOO LATE.
46:39I can help you come back with dignity.
46:40Get your life back. I'm done with that
46:42life.
46:43You can't run far enough. They'll find
46:45you. Cut you off at the knees.
46:48Whatever you're telling this journalist,
46:50they'll call it treason. That's 30 to
46:51life. I can live with that. No, you're
46:54not thinking straight.
46:56It was all part of the job. You just got
46:58in too deep. Not deep enough to see the
47:00truth. We're killing innocent civilians,
47:02people that are trying to make a
47:03difference.
47:04Who's we? The Bureau.
47:06And you know this how?
47:10>> [panting]
47:11>> Because I was one of the agents ordered
47:13to do the killing.
47:15Innocent civilians?
47:17Under whose orders?
47:20Robinson's.
47:22That's a serious accusation.
47:27I'm going to prove it. Listen, I want to
47:29hear all about it. Dusty!
47:31Dusty!
47:57>> [music]
48:14>> What just happened?
48:19Do you know who those men were? No,
48:22do you? What did Dusty say to you? Uh,
48:24he he was bringing uh
48:27Bringing you what? What was he bringing
48:28you?
48:29>> [snorts]
48:30>> This is all my fault.
48:32Mira.
48:33Look at me. Tell me what it was.
48:36Uh
48:37documents.
48:38What kind of documents?
48:39>> His orders.
48:43Proof.
49:27Something on your mind?
49:30It's a sad day, no doubt.
49:34But let's be honest.
49:36The kid had a few too many loose screws.
49:38Or he had a bright future until
49:40something
49:43or someone pushed him too far.
49:48You still don't know who those two men
49:50were? No.
49:52At this point, we still don't know them.
49:55He was one of the good guys.
49:58He didn't deserve to die like that. But
50:00unfortunately for him, you got
50:02distracted.
50:04If you'd done your job,
50:06we wouldn't be wearing these suits
50:07today.
50:09It's tragic, but now it's finished.
50:11>> [music]
50:11>> Let's point our focus back where it
50:13needs to be.
50:15Plenty more souls to save.
50:19Yeah.
50:36What are you watching, Grandpa? Oh,
50:39nothing, sweetie.
50:41Hey, you want to lie to me so you'll be
50:43in bed.
50:44I can't sleep.
50:46Uh-huh.
50:48Come here.
50:50Attagirl.
50:52Thinking about your big play?
50:54Everything okay? I think I'm worried
50:56about you.
50:58Me?
51:00You sound like your mother. There's
51:01nothing to worry about.
51:06Well,
51:09you know,
51:11some people live their entire lives
51:13thinking they're doing the right thing.
51:17Even if it means doing whatever is
51:21proper
51:23to make sure the good guys always win.
51:26But then,
51:28one day you wake up and realize
51:31you're not sure who the good guys are
51:33anymore.
51:35Which makes you wonder,
51:39have I been doing the right thing?
51:42Am I a good guy?
51:44Grandpa,
51:47are you a good guy?
51:53I want to be.
52:17You're not doing anything worthwhile
52:18here.
52:20Go home.
52:22Take a couple of [music] days.
52:25Mira.
52:28Home.
52:29Go.
52:36Mira. Oh, hey.
52:40Are Are you following me? No.
52:43But I did want to come see you.
52:45How are you holding up?
52:48Not so good. Yeah.
52:52You uh
52:53You like whiskey?
52:57Is everything Dusty told you? That's it.
53:01What's this Operation Unity?
53:04Unity. Operation Unity. Did they say
53:07what its mission is?
53:16He's are picked up.
53:21Are you being followed?
53:23Maybe.
53:27Long story short, he was a deep cover
53:29agent in Miami.
53:31Got sniffy with the cocaine he was
53:33dragging.
53:34When I found him, he was in the
53:36Everglades wrestling an alligator for
53:38sport.
53:41Interesting friend. Not a friend,
53:43debtor.
53:44For? Saving his life.
53:48How long you've been doing that?
53:51Oh, probably too long.
54:05What's with the three thing?
54:06I have thoughts looping [music] inside
54:08my head repeating themselves.
54:11If I do something three times, I can
54:14usually suppress the thought.
54:16Obsessive-compulsive.
54:17Sometimes the obsessing makes me better
54:20at what I do.
54:22Other times,
54:25other times I feel I should be locked
54:27away.
54:31What happened to you?
54:36I
54:38screwed up.
54:40I served one tour in Vietnam. I wasn't
54:43even 20.
54:45April 1975.
54:48It was the night before we pulled out
54:49all our troops and went home.
54:53I was on patrol duty with Robinson.
54:55Director of the FBI. A younger version,
54:58yes.
54:59We were talking about everything we
55:01would do when we got home.
55:03Then we turned a corner into a dark
55:05alley and there was this man about to
55:09rape a local woman.
55:11It was hard to see, but it was obvious
55:13he was roughing her up pretty bad.
55:17I called out and he turned towards us
55:19with what I thought was a gun.
55:22So,
55:24I shot him.
55:26Kill him?
55:29Yeah.
55:30Then what happened?
55:32The woman ran off. Robinson and I ran up
55:35to the guy. He was face down in a puddle
55:37of his own blood.
55:40The gun was a bottle of whiskey.
55:43Robinson flipped him over.
55:48He was our commanding officer.
55:50I panicked. Robinson didn't.
55:53I can still hear his voice like it was
55:55that night. Walk away. Walk away.
55:58So, I did.
56:00Robinson joined the FBI. We lost touch.
56:03Then about 15 years went by and the
56:05phone rang.
56:07He'd just been promoted.
56:09Asked if I would work directly for him,
56:12off the books.
56:14Said it was his job to protect the
56:15Bureau and mine to protect his agents.
56:18Off the books, that gives him plausible
56:20deniability for anything you did.
56:22In hindsight,
56:24I suspect I made a poor career choice.
56:28When you take orders for a living trying
56:29to support a family,
56:31you learn not to question those orders,
56:34regardless of the moral implications or
56:37how they may affect other people's
56:39lives.
56:43So, other than intimidating journalists,
56:45what other kind of bad stuff do you do?
56:47You name it, I've probably done it.
56:49Like?
56:51Breaking and entering, extortion,
56:54occasional physical coercion. Murder?
56:58That's not on my menu.
57:05And for the record,
57:07I changed my name not for my father and
57:09his family, but out of respect for my
57:11mother.
57:12He fired her 3 months after I was born.
57:14She raised me all on her own and never
57:16once asked him for anything.
57:19When I was old enough, I changed my name
57:20to hers.
57:21I stand corrected.
57:25So, Mr. Block,
57:28what now?
57:42Where did you come from? What's
57:43Operation Unity?
57:45It's nothing that concerns you.
57:48You know, I've always respected my
57:49position in our arrangement.
57:53But in this case,
57:55I prefer to be the one who decides what
57:56concerns me.
57:59Unity.
58:00The truth, Gabe. It's not your place to
58:03know
58:04or even ask.
58:07So, Dusty was right. You are killing
58:08innocent people.
58:10You're running your own secret program,
58:12Operation Unity. And when Dusty tried to
58:14go public with it,
58:18you had him killed.
58:24Oh, please.
58:27We are not having this conversation.
58:30>> Oh, yes, we are.
58:32You need to come clean, Gabe.
58:33>> You're confused about our relationship.
58:36You work for me. You are my weapon.
58:39After all these years, that's all I am
58:42to you?
58:43Jesus. Oh, you have a short memory,
58:46Travis.
58:47It was me who plucked you from your
58:50aimless life and turned you into
58:52something special. But don't forget, I
58:55also have a detailed record of every law
58:58you've ever broken.
58:59>> Everything I DID WAS FOR YOU. I would
59:02suggest you show me a little gratitude
59:05if you and your granddaughter want
59:07anything that resembles a normal life.
59:10Count me out, Gabriel.
59:12>> Oh, no, no, Travis. There is no out for
59:15you.
59:18We are in this to the end. When does it
59:20end? When I say it does. No.
59:24My end is now.
59:26Right now.
59:33Good boy, little man.
59:38Stay.
59:42Stay. Stay.
59:45Okay, get it.
59:49Hey Pearl, what's news? Your story's
59:51getting some play.
59:54What do you mean? I didn't write it.
59:56Uh check the site.
1:00:08Needs a bit of polish, but your [music]
1:00:09word choices are delightful.
1:00:12Who knew that dollop could be a verb? I
1:00:13know. I was just going to
1:00:14>> Go. I was just going to tell
1:00:16>> Go. Mira. That was my lead.
1:00:19You've been comatose, and I didn't want
1:00:20the story to get scooped up by another
1:00:22outlet.
1:00:22>> That's horse [ __ ] You sent me home so
1:00:24you could steal my story.
1:00:25>> I did not.
1:00:28And besides, you're too close to it. Too
1:00:30close?
1:00:31The only thing I'm too close to is
1:00:32punching you in the face. Please don't.
1:00:34Stay away from my story.
1:00:37Whatever.
1:00:39There's no real facts.
1:00:41It's hardly even a story.
1:00:45Okay. Okay. I'm sorry.
1:00:55What do you mean she's not coming over?
1:00:57I'm making dinner for her right now. Do
1:00:59you even know what today was?
1:01:02What was today?
1:01:04Her school play that you promised you'd
1:01:06come to.
1:01:08[ __ ] I'm not so sure that I should let
1:01:09her stay with you when you're not even
1:01:11responsible enough to show up for the
1:01:12easy stuff. I
1:01:14I've had a lot of things on my mind.
1:01:16Apparently, Natalie wasn't one of them.
1:01:21Okay. I I deserve that. Yeah.
1:01:24You do.
1:01:26Um I'm coming over. No.
1:01:29I want to apologize to her personally.
1:01:31No. You and your paranoia can't get out
1:01:33of your own way.
1:01:34I'm not having you turn Natalie into an
1:01:36insecure screwed up kid.
1:01:37>> [music]
1:01:37>> You need to take care of yourself, Dad.
1:01:39Wait. Amanda. Amanda.
1:01:46I'm not having you turn Natalie into an
1:01:47insecure screwed up I'm not having you
1:01:48turn Natalie into an insecure screwed up
1:01:50I'm not having you turn Natalie into an
1:01:51insecure screwed up kid.
1:02:25Hey, you've reached Mira. You know what
1:02:27to do.
1:02:28Hi, Mira. It's me, Drew. Just leaving
1:02:30the office now.
1:02:32Just wanted to say I am [ __ ] for jumping
1:02:34your story.
1:02:37Hope you're feeling better.
1:02:42Um I've got to go.
1:03:17Oh, you can't [music] be serious.
1:03:53911, what's your emergency? Uh yeah, I'm
1:03:55being chased on the I-66.
1:03:59Oh, come on.
1:04:52>> [panting]
1:04:55>> You okay, Drew? Uh
1:04:56I don't don't know.
1:05:24Just wanted to say I am [ __ ] for jumping
1:05:26your story.
1:05:28Hope you're feeling better.
1:05:30Uh I've got to go.
1:05:32See what I mean? You can hear it in his
1:05:34voice. Something happened.
1:05:37No, I hear you.
1:05:39I see the dots are connecting, and yes,
1:05:42that conclusion makes a lot of sense
1:05:43right now, but
1:05:46suggesting that the head of the FBI had
1:05:48Drew killed because he printed a story
1:05:50Sounds crazy, right? Right.
1:05:53Yeah.
1:05:54Listen, honey. We're all heartbroken.
1:05:57Okay.
1:05:59But the reality is this is probably just
1:06:00a bad accident or road rage or I I don't
1:06:03know. Whatever it might have been, but
1:06:05honestly, at this point, sitting here
1:06:06playing detective, it is not going to
1:06:08solve anything.
1:06:10Including a conspiracy theory.
1:06:21Operation Unity. That's what Dusty
1:06:23called it. That could mean anything.
1:06:25Dusty said that the FBI was crossing the
1:06:28line killing innocent civilians. His
1:06:30words.
1:06:31And that he was coming to me with his
1:06:32story because of my articles about Sofia
1:06:35Flores.
1:06:36I'm not following. Sofia Flores was an
1:06:38innocent civilian killed in an
1:06:40accidental hit-and-run. Unless
1:06:44unless it wasn't an accident.
1:06:47So you think she was murdered by the
1:06:49FBI, and that is what crossed Dusty's
1:06:51line. Maybe.
1:06:53If what you're saying is true, with the
1:06:55way the world is right now,
1:06:57this could wipe out the FBI's highest
1:06:59ranks. As it should.
1:07:02Do you realize if your dots are correct,
1:07:05and we play this wrong,
1:07:07we could both end up like Sofia,
1:07:09and Dusty,
1:07:11and maybe Drew.
1:07:15Still want to pursue it?
1:07:24We're sorry. The number you have reached
1:07:26is not in service.
1:07:28Please check the
1:07:31We're sorry. The number you have reached
1:07:33is not in service.
1:07:34>> Sorry. Not in service. Please check the
1:07:36number or try again. Check number. Try
1:07:38again.
1:07:59I'm sorry, Mr. Block, but your
1:08:00granddaughter no longer goes to school
1:08:02here.
1:08:02>> Since when?
1:08:04A few days ago.
1:08:05Did her mother say where they were
1:08:06moving?
1:08:08No. But her school records, they had to
1:08:10be forwarded [music] somewhere. No, no
1:08:11one asked. I'm not sure what happened. I
1:08:14mean, usually we're given plenty of
1:08:16notice.
1:08:19When did Amanda quit the hospital?
1:08:21Amanda quit the hospital. Amanda quit
1:08:22the hospital.
1:08:25No. No. No. Everything's fine.
1:08:27Everything's fine.
1:08:29When did you last hear from Natalie?
1:08:30Natalie. Natalie. Natalie.
1:08:33Amanda. Amanda. Amanda. When did my
1:08:35daughter quit the hospital? When? When
1:08:37did you last hear from Natalie? Any idea
1:08:39where they might be? Any idea where they
1:08:41might be?
1:08:43So, no idea where they might be.
1:08:47If fingers need to be pointed, we know
1:08:50where to point them.
1:09:10>> [snorts]
1:09:37>> Who is it?
1:09:39It's me. Block.
1:09:41It's okay. She's Pearl.
1:09:45Thought I'd cheer you up.
1:09:47Dinner?
1:09:51What am I looking at? Dusty Crane's rap
1:09:53sheet I pulled off the police wire.
1:09:55And?
1:09:56Now we know he was an undercover federal
1:09:58agent. So this shouldn't have been in
1:10:00the national crimes main system.
1:10:01>> To protect his identity.
1:10:04Which means it's fake.
1:10:06The only reason to do that would be to
1:10:08spread misinformation in order to
1:10:09discredit him as a potential source.
1:10:12So someone like me doesn't write his
1:10:14story.
1:10:15Okay, I can buy that.
1:10:18But who?
1:10:23Travis. What? Did you do? Since his
1:10:26return? You ready to get back in the
1:10:28saddle? Where's my family?
1:10:31How the hell would I know? If I find out
1:10:33you had anything to do with Amanda and
1:10:35my granddaughter disappearing,
1:10:37you're going to need more men.
1:10:42I don't have a clue what you're going on
1:10:44about.
1:10:45Now I know you got a lot swirling around
1:10:47that skull of yours, but it doesn't have
1:10:50to be this way.
1:10:52We always had each other's back,
1:10:53remember?
1:10:55Now, let's go to the office and talk
1:10:58about saving souls. I've told you
1:11:00before,
1:11:02no.
1:11:03It's over.
1:11:04That's your decision.
1:11:06That's the wrong decision,
1:11:08but yours.
1:11:11Excuse me.
1:11:17Last chance.
1:11:19Where are they?
1:11:20We're the FBI. We don't involve
1:11:22ourselves in petty domestic disputes. He
1:11:26touches the car again, shoot him.
1:11:32The great J. Edgar Hoover once said, in
1:11:35a public forum no less, that the purpose
1:11:37of counterintelligence action is to
1:11:40disrupt, and it is immaterial whether
1:11:43facts exist to substantiate the charge.
1:11:49If I were to say that in public today, I
1:11:51can just imagine the media backlash that
1:11:54would wash me out of this office. It
1:11:56wouldn't be pretty, sir. No. Nowadays,
1:11:59this country is ruled by gotcha moments
1:12:00on Twitter.
1:12:02But that doesn't mean it's still not the
1:12:04truth.
1:12:05Hoover had COINTELPRO, and I have
1:12:07Operation Unity.
1:12:09And as unpopular as what we do may
1:12:11sound, history tells us that spilling a
1:12:14little blood
1:12:16is absolutely necessary to maintain law
1:12:19and order.
1:12:20Now, either Crane didn't understand that
1:12:23or didn't care.
1:12:25And now look at the mess he's making me
1:12:26clean up.
1:12:28What's worse is he's infected someone
1:12:31dear to me.
1:12:33Block.
1:12:34Been a good friend,
1:12:36family for as long as I can remember.
1:12:39Sir, I may be out of line here, but
1:12:44would you like us to have a word with
1:12:45him?
1:12:47Someone in the FBI [music] created a
1:12:49false criminal record for a federal
1:12:51agent involved in a secret FBI program.
1:12:54That fake [music] record was then sent
1:12:56out on the police wire so that the media
1:12:57would ignore him.
1:12:59Drew obviously [music] didn't.
1:13:01And now that agent and Drew are both
1:13:03dead. Interesting.
1:13:07Almost.
1:13:09We run that and tomorrow we get a simple
1:13:10logical explanation, we have no proof to
1:13:12refute it. Or corrupt FBI agents
1:13:14following us home.
1:13:15>> there's that. Fine. You want more proof?
1:13:17I'll just call the FBI and ask for an
1:13:19interview with the [ __ ] that killed
1:13:20Dusty.
1:13:21>> Mira, I know this is frustrating, but
1:13:22what we need is an actual living person
1:13:25who can help tell the story. Someone
1:13:27with specifics [music] who can fill in
1:13:28the basics. The who, the what, the when.
1:13:31And if we're lucky, the why. The why is
1:13:34obvious. Obvious to you isn't good
1:13:36enough. Listen, if we are dealing with a
1:13:38corrupt head of the FBI, they will cover
1:13:40up the cover up with another cover up,
1:13:41and they'll spin it as some top secret
1:13:43national security operation that hides
1:13:45behind the veil of need to know.
1:13:47The American people need to know the
1:13:49truth.
1:13:50That's what I used to think.
1:13:52And you don't anymore? Honestly,
1:13:55>> [music]
1:13:55>> undecided.
1:13:57Sometimes I think it's better to live in
1:13:59the happiness of the unknown.
1:14:02The United [music] States government is
1:14:03murdering its own innocent citizens.
1:14:09Yeah.
1:14:12That is messed up.
1:14:15We need to nail these [ __ ]
1:14:17Nothing?
1:14:18Nothing? No forwarding [music] address?
1:14:20No phone records? Would you be able to
1:14:22pull school enrollment records for
1:14:24Natalie Block? Check the entire country.
1:14:26Actually, Sam, [music] one more thing.
1:14:28Search all informants who recently
1:14:29entered witness protection. They may
1:14:31have changed their last names, but they
1:14:32would have kept their first. Amanda and
1:14:35Natalie.
1:14:36Okay. Hey, yeah. Sam, let's [music] keep
1:14:38this between us.
1:14:40Do this for me, consider us even.
1:14:42Thanks, Sam.
1:14:50Block.
1:14:52Oh, yeah. Uh
1:14:53Mira,
1:14:54listen. Uh
1:14:55now's not a good time.
1:15:00What do you have?
1:15:03Robinson's very capable when it comes to
1:15:05cleaning up his messes. I would say this
1:15:07has his fingerprints all over it. I need
1:15:10a quote from a reliable source.
1:15:13I'm the last person you want as a
1:15:14source.
1:15:16But you know it's wrong. I know what I
1:15:17know, but my hands are dirty. You put my
1:15:20name out there, my credibility, it'll
1:15:22come into question. Even my sanity.
1:15:25They'll say I made the whole thing up,
1:15:27all in the name of protecting myself.
1:15:30Probably wind up like Dusty.
1:15:33I still don't understand why Robinson
1:15:34would go to all these lengths.
1:15:38Same reason Hoover did it for almost 50
1:15:40years, to maintain power, control,
1:15:44which will give him a shelf life that'll
1:15:46outlast every politician in Capitol Hill
1:15:49and in the White House. You can't let
1:15:51them get away with this.
1:15:53I mean, this is your chance to right all
1:15:55your wrongs. What's done's done. There's
1:15:57no going backwards. Then let's go
1:15:59forward and prevent Robinson from
1:16:01abusing his power in the future.
1:16:03If we don't stand up to him, he'll just
1:16:05keep growing Operation Unity.
1:16:07He probably will. Remember, it's your
1:16:10job to protect the agents.
1:16:12How many more Dustys have to die for you
1:16:14to stop looking the other way?
1:16:21As long as I've worked for Robinson,
1:16:22I've I've never heard of Operation
1:16:24Unity.
1:16:26Somebody must know. These sort of people
1:16:28don't talk at their turn. Maybe, but
1:16:30secrets this big can't hide forever.
1:16:35Robinson has a safe in his house where
1:16:38he keeps a record of everyone and
1:16:40everything the Bureau touches.
1:16:43Everything?
1:16:44Everything.
1:16:45It's his security blanket.
1:16:48Ammunition in case anyone decides to
1:16:51turn against him.
1:16:52If there's a paper trail on Operation
1:16:55Unity,
1:16:57it's in there.
1:18:08>> [music]
1:18:50[music]
1:18:57>> What do you mean he blew up your car?
1:18:59Block shot it with a grenade launcher.
1:19:04>> [laughter]
1:19:06>> I must never underestimate that man.
1:19:11Where is the crazy
1:19:13now? Don't know.
1:19:16Well, I do.
1:19:18He's here. Here as in? As in my front
1:19:22door.
1:19:23If you're not too busy, you might want
1:19:25to stop by.
1:19:34Wasn't expecting you.
1:19:37Got a minute?
1:19:45You sent them.
1:19:46>> I [music] sent who? Ryan. You know, if
1:19:48you were just honest with me, I'd have
1:19:50more respect for you.
1:19:51>> I take it this isn't a friendly pop-in.
1:19:54What the hell do you want?
1:19:55>> All your files on Operation Unity. I'm
1:19:58afraid that's not happening.
1:20:00It's not a request, Gabriel.
1:20:04This is a huge mistake.
1:20:05>> I'll add it to my list. Open it. Or
1:20:08what?
1:20:09Are you really going to shoot me,
1:20:10Travis?
1:20:12Yes, I will.
1:20:19Hard drive. I need to see what's on it.
1:20:23Load it up.
1:20:32Step aside.
1:20:39The world isn't ready to see what's on
1:20:41that drive. The truth can be difficult.
1:20:44It's better than the alternative.
1:21:00You, too. Take it back.
1:21:41>> [music]
1:22:59>> I recommend you walk away.
1:23:02This is not your fight. You were just
1:23:05taking orders.
1:23:30Robinson's using you the way he used me.
1:23:36We're just bullets in his chamber.
1:24:08Enough is enough.
1:26:47Travis.
1:27:17Who are you? Uh I Uh this is Pearl. She
1:27:20works with me. Please, don't shoot her.
1:27:25Can we trust her with this?
1:27:27We can.
1:27:34Donuts?
1:27:35Really? It was all I could find in the
1:27:38storm. So, Robinson hid Amanda and
1:27:40Natalie in witness protection.
1:27:43But no idea where they are.
1:27:46Mhm. Okay.
1:27:47Thanks, Sam. Yeah, appreciate you
1:27:50looking.
1:27:58Using your family's leverage against you
1:28:00is so effing wrong. Sorry to say, seems
1:28:03relatively minor compared to everything
1:28:05else he's doing. Character
1:28:06assassinations,
1:28:08political blackmail, looks like flat-out
1:28:10murder. All under the guise of
1:28:12protecting democracy. What's this say
1:28:15about Dusty Crane?
1:28:19Looks like you've got everything you'd
1:28:20ever want to know about him. Oh, there's
1:28:22a video. Play it.
1:28:26Dustin Crane, special agent. Your
1:28:28mission?
1:28:30You know that. Steep intel. Have you
1:28:32maintained contact with the target?
1:28:35Yes, the target's name is Sofia Flores.
1:28:38How often is your exposure?
1:28:40Every day.
1:28:41At least a few hours a day, sometimes
1:28:43longer. Have you been able to maintain
1:28:44that level of contact with an
1:28:46unsuspecting target?
1:28:48She uh
1:28:50thinks I'm her boyfriend.
1:28:52And?
1:28:53Are you her boyfriend?
1:28:56I'd like to think so. [music]
1:28:59How long has this been going on?
1:29:04A little over a year now.
1:29:07And she has no idea who you really are.
1:29:11No, no. [music]
1:29:12No, she doesn't.
1:29:18You can see it in his face.
1:29:20They were in love.
1:29:23I feel sick.
1:29:51What are you doing?
1:29:52You're going the wrong way. You knew
1:29:54Dusty Crane was in love with Sofia
1:29:56Flores.
1:29:58Travis. You got nervous he might
1:30:00complete her. The thought that someone
1:30:02with her influence might find out what
1:30:03you were up to scared you.
1:30:05>> You slippery [ __ ]
1:30:07Pull the damn car over.
1:30:09>> That's why you killed her and then him.
1:30:11To protect your secret operation.
1:30:12[music]
1:30:13>> You know nothing.
1:30:19Listen carefully.
1:30:21Operation Unity is going public. The
1:30:23whole thing. [ __ ] You need to
1:30:25listen.
1:30:26>> Not to you I don't.
1:30:30How about now?
1:30:34Our arrangement never happened. You're
1:30:36going to destroy my file and forget
1:30:38everything I've done for you. After
1:30:40that, you will go public with the truth
1:30:42about the operation. I am the director
1:30:45of the most powerful organization in the
1:30:47world. I will not bargain with you.
1:30:51>> Then call it coercion.
1:30:53If I'm not being convincing enough,
1:30:55there are other ways.
1:31:01>> [music]
1:31:09[music]
1:31:21>> Fine.
1:31:23We'll do it your way.
1:31:24I'll clear your record. But there's no
1:31:27chance in hell I am admitting to
1:31:29anything. And if I hear a whisper of
1:31:32Operation Unity in the press, you'll be
1:31:34indicted before the day is over.
1:31:39That was the last threat you will ever
1:31:42make to me.
1:31:43You want to put a bullet in your old
1:31:45friend?
1:31:48Go ahead.
1:31:50You'd be doing me a favor.
1:31:53Please.
1:31:54Do it.
1:31:56Do it!
1:32:03No.
1:32:04You're not getting off that easy. The
1:32:05truth needs to be told.
1:32:07And you're going to be the one to tell
1:32:09it.
1:32:10But first
1:32:12Where's my family?
1:32:25>> [music]
1:32:46>> There she is. Grandpa! Hey you.
1:32:51Come here to me. You don't need to
1:32:52worry. Nobody's out [music] there. I've
1:32:54already checked. Good. And there
1:32:56probably never will be. That's just how
1:32:58my brain is wired. I know. I miss you.
1:33:02Hi Dad.
1:33:03>> [music]
1:33:03>> Hey sweetheart.
1:33:04Everything okay? Just never thought we'd
1:33:06be in witness protection. Sorry about
1:33:08all that. It's all right. We're fine.
1:33:09I'm just [music] sorry about everything
1:33:10that you've been through.
1:33:12Is everything okay with you? Couldn't be
1:33:13better.
1:33:15Anybody want to go home? I do. I do. Me
1:33:18too.
1:33:21Robinson [music] was indicted after
1:33:23admitting to the existence of the
1:33:24morally reprehensible program he dubbed
1:33:26Operation Unity.
1:33:28He remains behind bars awaiting trial.
1:33:30Look at these comments. [music]
1:33:32Explosive.
1:33:34The news cycle at its finest. Don't
1:33:37forget this one. Award-worthy reporting.
1:33:40I'm proud of you, Mira.
1:33:48>> [music]
1:33:48>> I saw it.
1:33:50Well?
1:33:51What do you think? Very thorough. I uh
1:33:55I was surprised you didn't mention my
1:33:58Vietnam mess-up. No use for you being on
1:34:01trial for something you did when you
1:34:02were a kid.
1:34:10Article's good.
1:34:12Thank you.
1:34:13For
1:34:14everything.
1:34:16I couldn't have done it without you.
1:34:18And I wouldn't have done it without you.
1:34:21So
1:34:22thank you.
1:34:24You're welcome.
1:34:26Take care, Mira. [music]
1:34:28You too.
1:34:32Uh a little help, please.
1:34:36Run run run. Keep running.
1:34:39Go. Attagirl.
1:34:41That's it. Keep going. Go go go go go.
1:34:44I'm
1:34:45still
1:34:45running. Attagirl. [laughter]
1:34:47You're pretty good at that.
1:34:48>> Uh a bit rusty. Go!
1:34:52You sure you don't want to hang out with
1:34:53us this weekend?
1:34:54I'm good.
1:34:57I have a date. Good for you. We'll see.
1:35:01But if you or Natalie need anything,
1:35:02just let [music] me know. Uh-huh. Will
1:35:03do. Don't forget to feed her. Make sure
1:35:05she brushes her teeth. Get her to school
1:35:07on time Monday morning. Food, teeth,
1:35:08school. Consider it done.
1:35:10Anything else?
1:35:13No shooting guns.
1:35:15Uh-huh.
1:35:17No guns.
1:35:21Where do you stand on explosives?
1:35:30>> [music]