Hilton Security Room, be advised, Rawhide moving to the cars.
Security Room, copy. All posts, all posts, be advised...
...Rawhide moving to the cars.
-Shots fired. Shots fired. -Gun, gun, gun!
Secure the scene.
Kill the president. I want you to die.
Sir, we need a car. We need to get transport over here quickly.
Get out of here!
Move it to the cars. Move it to the cars.
Welcome to SportsCenter here on ESPN as the preseason draws to a close.
Detroit beat New Orleans, 28-20...
...as the new season approaches.
We saw Philadelphia absolutely crush Washington last night.
And in other preseason action...
... we watched as New York handled Chicago easily 40 to....
Morning, Jack.
Command Post to Tomahawk Seven, what's your status?
Tomahawk Seven, copy. Sector is all clear.
Okay, Seven. Break. Tomahawk Eight, what's your status?
Command Post from Eight. Eight is clear, all clear.
-Good morning. -Good morning, Mr. President.
-Your locator, sir. -Thank you.
-Today's brief, sir. -Thank you.
Everybody sleep well?
-Thank you. -Yes, sir.
Command Post from A-four...
... Classic has received his locator and brief and is up and about.
A-four from Command Post, roger that. Everybody, Classic is up and about.
-Hey, Jack. -Hey, Charlie.
Come on. Come on, cough it up.
-Goddamn spread. Yeah. -Cough up.
Listen, I want to talk to you about something.
You give me a call after work.
-Yeah. -He's a glutton for punishment.
Aziz, good morning. We can talk now.
No, no. It's just I got a theory I wanted to float by you.
Everything all right?
Yeah, everything's good. Everything's good.
Hey. After work, all right?
You know what I'm saying?
Well, if they can get anything for him, right? He's junk.
Aziz, don't give up soccer.
-Hey, Teddy, welcome back. -Hey, thanks.
-Gar. -Buddy.
How did the antiterrorist training go?
Six weeks running around Fort Benning in the rain.
-I wish I could do it all over again. -Well, that can be arranged.
-Tom. -Morning, Pete.
-Is she in the gym? -No, phone to Europe.
By the way. . .
. . .you made TIME.
That's very fancy.
I look good.
Can I get a cup of coffee--? What's happening at Camp David?
Matt's closer on the East Jerusalem proposal.
It's gonna take your visit to get him to agree.
What about Abu Jallal?
If we can work out the water issues, he'll support it.
We won't get commitments until they have face time Friday.
I'll be there. I'm not gonna hang around because it loses its effectiveness.
-I understand. -I'm not gonna do it.
-Thank you. Good morning. -Morning.
A-four to Command Post, Classic is in the Oval.
So we will depart the House at 12:55 p.m.
Arrive at Chilton Street School at 1:10.
There is a diagram of the school with your paperwork.
-Boss. -Thank you.
Kiss Ass.
Speeches and signing should take under 90 minutes. . .
Where's my coffee?
. . .after which Classic will return from meetings in the Oval.
Cincinnati's next move is TBD.
-What's the ''B'' stand for? -Brass ones, which you don't have.
Any other questions? Let's get to work.
Command Post to all units...
...Pontiac and Raven are in the yard and ready to go.
-Cincinnati's on the move. -Copy that.
All posts be advised, Cincinnati moving to the cars. Break.
-Montrose, what's your status? -We we are off to. . .?
-We're off to school. -Classic is moving.
Montrose, Command Post, copy that.
Break. All posts, all posts be advised, Classic moving to the cars.
Copy, Command. Cincinnati is in the car.
-Classic is in the car. -One and two back. Break.
Command Post, signal departure, en route to Cavas ' location.
We're set.
This is Chilton Security. Counter-snipers in place.
That damn locator.
School security room from EOD one...
...be advised, the sweeps are now complete.
All posts on Lima, be advised, full security now in effect.
Thanks for doing this with me, hon.
I think I'll go to the beach house this afternoon.
All right.
Command Post to Apache, heads up....
Morning, PID, how may I direct your call?
-Can I help you? -Agent Breckinridge's office?
Thanks.
-Anything else I can help you with? -No, I'm fine. Thanks.
Agent Breckinridge? Jill Marin, sir.
Your secretary said I could come in.
-Secretary? -You're late.
-It's a minute past. -Yeah, and that makes you late.
Right. Sorry.
''Hispanic woman, four languages. . .
. . .computer skills, second in your class at the Academy. ''
Well, aren't you the recruiting poster.
Résumés don't mean a Iot to me. . .
. . .and they mean absolutely nothing on the street.
Any other supportive advice before we get to know each other?
As a matter of fact, there is. If you want a career here in PID. . .
. . .you might want to invest in some more appropriate clothing.
I was ordered to take you on. That's why I'm here.
You requested me as a TA. Why?
My field instructor at the Academy said you're the best investigator we have.
-Who was that? -Pete Garrison.
Right.
Command Post, Command Post, from Apache follow-up, we have an arrival.
Hi there. Careful now.
All posts, from Command Post, hold all radio for essential traffic only.
We have an arrival.
-Sorry, folks, no autographs. -Can I see your hands?
At your six, Jefferson. Tweed jacket.
-Halfway up the church steps. -What's the matter?
-See somebody on the watch list? -He doesn't look right.
ID seven, Security Room, check out the top tier. Copy?
-It'll be just another minute, sir. -All right.
Hi, sir, could we see your hands please?
-Come on, what--? -Take your hands out of the jacket.
-We're clear. -All right, Classic's coming out.
I think we should hold hands.
Fine.
All posts, from Chilton Security, they're coming out.
-Hi, how are you? -Mr. Ballentine.
Nice to meet you.
All posts, all posts, Classic and Cinci moving to hold.
-Cincinnati's going to the beach house. -Got it.
Now I'm gonna introduce you to someone of whom I am. . . .
Chilton Security to all posts, Classic wrapping up.
-Thank you. -DiPaola to Command.
Cincinnati leaving the school for Serenity.
Break. DiPaola to Serenity security room, ETA 1 800 hours.
How do you think it went in there?
-Excuse me, ma'am, you talking to me? -Yes.
I thought it was an excellent speech.
-One to 1 0. -Ten, ma'am.
You're not a very good liar, Pete.
-Seriously? -Yes. I really wanna know.
Nine-point-five.
Excuse me.
Charlie?
Charlie. Charlie.
Oh, Charlie. Somebody! Help!
Charlie, Charlie. Somebody help!
You're killing our country.
I know what's going on. I hate you.
I saw you on the news. I got your message.
-I know you want me to kill you. -Excuse me.
Sorry.
-So all of these are from last week? -That's about half of them.
And then. . .
-. . .there are the verbal threats. -He's a dead man.
I'm gonna kill him and his whole family. He's ruining this country...
-...and I'm gonna gut him.... -They sound worse in English.
Yeah. I got this guy yesterday.
-Did you translate this? -No.
-Whoever did is not a native speaker. -How do you know that?
What he translated here:
And that literally means to put pressure on him, he bit the guy. . .
. . .as if he was being tortured. But that's not what it means.
It's slang. It means he bribed him. He didn't bite him.
Good.
We need to talk.
I think you have a little spinach or something in your teeth.
I want you to route all calls through to my cell.
Picked a hell of a day to start your field work. Button up your jacket.
Why? What's going on?
Here comes the Secret Service.
I really don't need them breathing down my neck.
What the hell do they know about investigating murder?
She can breathe down my neck but not him.
Agents Breckinridge and Marin, Secret Service.
-You guys bring lunch? -Not today.
The way I see it, he hands over the wallet.
As the guy reaches forward, Merriweather goes for his gun. . .
. . .bad guy shoots him first.
-You think this is a street crime? -In my gut, yeah.
You know my problem with gut feelings?
Once you have them, the only evidence you see. . .
. . .is the evidence that reinforces your gut feeling.
-Human nature. -There's no money left in his wallet. . .
. . .and there's been a series of robberies here.
You have reason to think it wasn't a robbery?
Agent Merriweather spent the last 25 years. . .
. . .honing his ability to sense danger. He'd notice anything out of the ordinary.
So for some street criminal to get the drop on him. . .
. . .yeah, it raises some questions.
Not to mention that he's been shot here twice with a .45.
I'm taking a guess here, but from your initial canvassing. . .
. . .I bet no one heard anything.
Any homicide cop will tell you that sort of thing happens all the time.
I bet they would, detective.
-Rosario. -Hello, Miss Sarah.
-Excuse me. -Katie.
-Anyone want anything to eat, drink? -No, thanks, ma'am. I think we're fine.
Well, I'm hungry.
Tom, sweep downstairs then go for dinner.
I'll sweep upstairs, sit post until the shift change.
-You've been on as long as me. -You gonna make me change my mind?
Detective, if you take a look at the bullet mark on the door jamb. . .
. . .you'll see the slug didn't penetrate. It's cedar, a soft wood.
-It gets brittle with age. -So, what are you saying?
Bad guy used a silencer.
That's why nobody heard it. That's what slowed down the bullet. . .
. . .and stopped it from penetrating the wood. . .
. . .which it easily would have done. . .
. . .had it been traveling at its normal rate of speed.
Shooter was standing right here. One other thing, detective.
Excuse me.
Agent Merriweather's firearm. Safety's still on.
We assumed he just didn't have time to flick it off.
Agent Marin, why don't you explain to the detectives why that is unlikely.
If he was a police officer, it would make sense.
You're trained to draw your weapon and flip the safety in two separate actions. . .
. . .to avoid accidental shootings.
Our academy trains us to draw and flip in a single motion.
If he drew his weapon, his safety would be off.
A protective agent maybe draws his weapon once. . .
. . .an entire presidential term.
When we draw our weapon, we intend to use it.
Bottom line, Agent Merriweather was assassinated.
I want the murder weapon. I don't care if you have to drag the Potomac.
If this man was one of yours. . .
. . .you would've treated him with a lot more respect.
Let's get a gurney up here!
It always amazes me how thorough you are.
Well, we try to do the best job we can. Hopefully, you sleep better at night.
-And I definitely do. -Garrison, DiPaola.
-We're good on the perimeter, 1 0-60. -Roger, 1 0-60.
I let DiPaola go early, so he can. . .
. . .get something to eat.
-Hi. -Hi.
-I miss you. -Oh, God.
I love you, Sarah.
Garrison, DiPaola, where are you?
-Garrison, DiPaola, where are you? -Shit.
Yeah, I'm on my way.
Hi. So, what the hell is going on here? Aziz, what are you doing here?
Charlie Merriweather was murdered.
He--? He was murdered?
PID thinks it might be connected to work. Director put us on alert.
I'm sorry, I know he was your friend.
Was there any kind of shift in his behavior?
Was he agitated or worried about anything?
He was a little distant at breakfast on Sunday.
Did he tell you why?
Said he had a couple of tough days at work.
What did he say at breakfast?
Some gossip, it's kind of personal.
Nancy, I know how difficult this is for you. . .
. . .but I need a complete picture if I'm going to investigate this properly.
He thought Pete Garrison was having an affair. . .
. . .with someone's wife at work. Just gossip, it's just--
-Yeah. -Probably not even true.
That's all we need for now.
You got the lead on Charlie's murder?
-Screw you. -What?
Screw you.
-You still got a problem with me? -Take your hands off of me.
Christ, doesn't matter what I say to you.
I don't care if you got a problem with me. . .
. . .but you show respect when you come to this house.
Charlie was one of my best friends.
If you have any information, that I want to hear. Otherwise, stay away.
You're a piece of work.
You know, Nancy did say one thing. . .
. . .Charlie was upset about something at work. Do you know what that might be?
-No. -If you figure it out. . .
-. . .you know where to find me. -I'll send you a memo.
-Do that. -Hey. Is everything okay?
Hey, Jill, yeah.
-You working with him now? -Yeah.
You may learn a lot, but don't listen to everything he says.
-Especially about me. -Okay.
Pete.
There some problem between you two?
-I thought you were friends. -We were.
So, what happened.
It's personal, let's go.
-No, you know what, he can go to hell. -Just tell him it wasn't me.
-Tell him again it-- -It wasn't anybody.
-I'm not saying it was. -I wasn't having an affair.
-Cindy, I know you weren't. -What do you want me to tell him?
This is why I left him, he's the most pig-headed man I ever met.
You still love him, don't you?
-Hey, Pete, Pete. -Hey, Tom.
You know a guy named Walter Xavier.
He's a snitch I used when I was working in counterfeit.
I just fielded a call with him. I said you weren't running informants anymore. . .
. . .offered to transfer the call to WFO, PID. . .
. . .he said you were the only person he'd talk to.
Thanks.
Hey, Publishers Clearing House, my man. You got something for me?
You fill yours out yet?
Every year my mom bugs me to fill that thing out. I never do.
-Long time no see, Walter. What's up? -Let's walk.
You got info on that Charlie Merriweather murder?
-Is that that agent killed on Monday? -Yeah.
Maybe he stumbled into something he wasn't supposed to Iike I did.
-What was that something? -A plot to kill the president.
Walter, you know it's a little more difficult than it sounds.
Not if you got somebody inside.
Are you saying there's a mole in the Secret Service?
That's right.
There's an agent who wants to help assassinate the president?
-That's right. -Well, what's his name?
I don't know, I just know he exists.
Well, how? Who's giving you the information?
-I want $ 1 million. -What are you smoking? Be serious.
I'm dead serious.
You roll these guys up, they gonna know I'm the one.
-They'll hunt me down. -Protective custody.
Yeah, and I'll be dead in a day.
You got a traitor in your organization.
Get me the money and I'll disappear.
I find it pretty far-fetched that we got agents in on an assassination attempt.
Here, maybe this will change your mind, okay?
Call signs, code words, today's encryption keys.
The traitor is either in the president's detail or in a key liaison position.
Listen, I want a list of everyone who's got Q clearance.
And where's the president right now?
Press conference at his house, 20 minutes.
This morning's action demonstrates our continuing resolve...
. . .to take on terrorism wherever we find it, anywhere around. . . .
How reliable is this guy, Xavier?
I've built three counterfeiting cases using his information.
My guess, mid-level guy, Barranquilla Cartel.
Sir, that's everyone with Q cards.
Polygraph everyone on that list. And stand up a red team to find the traitor.
I'm going to assume that the hit on Merriweather is connected to this.
Fold that investigation in as well.
We put Breckinridge in charge.
-You think he's the best? -Yeah.
Pete? He's kind of a protégé of yours, what do you think?
He'll follow the evidence wherever it leads him.
Then he's the guy.
You can have anybody you want, from ID, from the field.
You get carte bIanche.
-Not right now. -Sorry.
I toId personneI you can Iose the rookie.
No, I'm going to keep her.
She hasn't been ruined by years in the fieId.
I will throw a bomb.
I come to bomb this country.
I will use holy bomb.
We have inteI that aI Qaeda. . .
. . .have met at Ieast twice with the Barranquilla Ieadership.
You think it's time to coincide with the Camp David taIks?
ProbabIy. The threat aIone interferes with the process.
We pulled 50 agents. These are peopIe who haven't worked. . .
. . .at the White House in two cycIes. We'll integrate with your teams.
We'll be Iooking over each other's shouIders untiI we find this guy, sir.
Well, do what you have to to protect me. . .
. . .but I want the threat, investigation, I want everything, kept cIassified.
As far as the pubIic is concerned, I'm carrying on my normaI business.
Is that cIear?
Mr. President, we'll need everyone invoIved.
What do you think wouId happen to the power of the president. . .
. . .if peopIe thought I wasn't safe from my Secret Service?
It took over 200 years to create the symboI of the presidency. . .
. . .and I'm not going to undermine it with something Iike this.
Let's circIe the wagons, okay?
-You all right? -Fine.
Good, Iet's do that. Proceed.
Bill, you're the guy.
You're the Iast Iine of defense.
You can protect him better than any of us can.
Is there anything eIse you can think of that will heIp you do that?
Yeah. . .
. . .this:
We're going to win this one.
Thank you very much. Good night.
Heads it's 6th Street, taiIs it's 8th.
Bravo cars.
CIassic is moving the bravo cars.
Copy that. PIanned aIpha cars, you're off the hook.
CouId you put down that knife?
It's not what they wanted to hear, but it's what they needed to hear.
Where did this guy come from?
He's an oId CI of Garrison's, Nine or 1 0 years.
Garrison?
What's wrong?
-It's nothing. -Are you sure?
-Yes, it's okay. -How do I find Xavier?
I don't know, he's a fanatic about not being followed.
You ever tried?
-What? -Have you ever tried?
He wants a million bucks, Dave, I'm sure he'll contact us.
You better be right.
You get in touch with us as soon as you find him.
CouId be any one of them.
Makes you a IittIe sick, doesn't it?
What percentage of your peopIe have had a poIygraph?
LittIe over haIf.
Over haIf? The president's Iife is at stake.
Heads up.
I want everybody in this room to have had a poIygraph by 5 p.m. . .
. . .or don't show up for work tomorrow.
Were you born in Morocco?
No.
-Do you Iive in Bethesda? -No.
-Were you born in AIabama? -No.
Have you ever had contact with child pornography?
Yes. I was invoIved with an investigation--
-Just yes or no answers, pIease. -Okay, Stan. Yes.
There you go, the witch-hunt is on.
Get your poIygraph today.
How did they get these?
Night vision camera on a boat.
StabiIized by a gyroscope. Very sophisticated.
I'm so sorry, Sarah.
I'm sorry.
It's gotta be someone inside the Service.
Somebody couId have picked it up.
-They're good, that's what they do. -Who?
The same agent pIotting to kill John? Who?
A hundred and forty-one years. . .
. . .there's never been a traitor in the Secret Service.
Now, all of a sudden, there's two? I don't buy that.
-Somehow they're connected. -Maybe this is the assassination.
This is a death sentence for John. A poIiticaI death sentence.
That's not gonna happen.
Oh, Pete.
Sarah. I promise.
Let's get this witch-hunt over with.
-Just reIax. -I'm reIaxed.
-Were you divorced in 1 998? -No.
Have you received adequate training for your profession?
No. But I did stay in a HoIiday Inn Express.
Have you ever vioIated Secret Service protocoI. . .
-. . .in the past 30 days? -No.
Have you done anything in the past 30 days. . .
-. . .to vioIate Secret Service protocoI? -No.
Are you invoIved in a pIot to kill the president of the United States?
-No. -No.
I couId use a few of those.
-Thanks. -You Iook exhausted, Bill.
You Iook worse.
Haven't sIept since we went on aIert.
Well, I'm back on.
It's worse than going to confession.
Have you done your poIygraph yet?
-I can't Iet you back on duty unIess-- -Yeah, no, I'll go now.
-Is your name Peter Garrison? -Yes.
Are you invoIved in a pIot. . .
-. . .to kill the president? -No.
-Were you divorced in 1998? -Yes.
Have you violated Secret Service protocols in the last 30 days?
No.
Have you done anything to endanger the Iife of our president. . .
. . .in the Iast six months?
Not that I know of.
-Yes or no answers, pIease. -No. No.
WeIcome to MayfIower HoteI.
MayfIower HoteI, can I heIp you? Just a moment.
-Are you Mr. Garrison? -Yes.
Sir, you have a call. You can take it here.
Thank you.
Walk three blocks east on Massachusetts Avenue.
Take a left on Twelfth Street. Las Palmas Coffee Shop.
All right.
Final call for track nine, train number 2942.
Now boarding on track four, the 1 2 1 3 Acela Express...
... with stops in Philadelphia, New York, Boston.
Now boarding, track four.
-FBI Freeze! -FederaI agent!
-FBI! Freeze! -Put it down!
All right. Back up now. Back up. Turn around.
-What were you doing at Las PaImas? -Having a goddamn cup of coffee.
What the hell's going on here? Is that one of your agents I'm following?
Sorry for the crossover.
Pete. I called four times.
-Where have you been? -We're not out untiI tomorrow.
President decided they shouId arrive at the summit together. Where were you?
-Excuse me. -Hi, Bill. Are we gathered?
Oh, here we are.
Kate, this is your weekend to catch the trout.
-You know that. -I don't Iike worms.
-Pete, can I taIk to you a minute? -Yes, sir.
We're really, both of us. . .
. . .in uncharted territory here, aren't we?
An assassin inside the Secret Service?
Inside my detaiI?
Now, Bill's been briefing me, of course, but this guy's your informant, right?
-Yes, sir. -I want to get some of this firsthand.
So, Iet's make time at Camp David to do that, all right?
Yes, sir.
Good afternoon, Mr. President.
Good afternoon. I'll see you at dinner.
-Karen, how do things stand? -It's time for you to weigh in.
-Can I get you in there now? -AbsoIuteIy.
The wives are taIking about having tea.
-Stop by, it wouId be great. -Sure.
Tom, we're gonna waIk it.
What's going on, Pete? Why don't they just tell us. . .
-. . .what they want? -It's going to be fine.
-Nothing about this feeIs okay. -It will be. It will be.
Has that guy called you? His name? What's the guy's name?
-Xavier. -Has he called you?
Not yet. No.
-Katie, hi. -Good afternoon, ma'am.
-WouId you care for tea? -Hi. It's such a beautifuI day.
-Why don't we have tea outside? -Well, that's a great idea.
-How was your fIight? -Short.
-You guys all decent? -Afraid so.
Your informant's on the phone.
-Do you got the money? -I got $ 100,000 in cash...
...and a legal document guaranteeing you the rest...
-. . .once the traitor's apprehended. -Yeah, right.
We haven't screwed you in the past, we won't start now.
Otherwise, all our sources will dry up.
Allenwood Mall food court, 11 a.m.
And don 't try to bring nobody. I'll walk if I spot them.
I cannot get there in 20 minutes.
-Drive fast. -Okay, you heard him. Let's go.
Breckinridge and Marin are on their way.
Get the moneybag and a car ready.
He knows we're following him. He went to a pIace with a crowd.
No way we'll get surveillance.
There's no way I'll Iet you go there without backup.
No. Chaminski. Chaminski goes with you.
Let's go.
You know I've got a probIem with my hand. I can't carry it.
No, you don't go up to them. You just follow them.
A IittIe map with all the ''You are here. ''
At your one.
I just can't beIieve you did that.
Watch your three. Watch your three.
You know how many caIories are in those fruit drinks?
Check your nine.
Check your nine! Check your nine! Check your nine!
Get down! Secret Service! Get down!
Shots fired. Shots fired. Agent down.
Copy that. Breckinridge to Command.
Need backup at Allenwood Mall. There's an agent down.
Shooter's bIond hair, dark jacket.
He's on the lower level.
Available units en route. ETA, 20 minutes.
They're shooting. They're right inside. They're shooting.
Heads.
-Pete, we're at the north end of the mall. -I'm 1 00 yards south of you.
UnhoIster your weapon. Keep it down.
Copy that. Stagger off 1 0 feet.
Get out of here!
Take the point.
I don't have a visuaI.
Go!
Garrison, additional agents and medical assist are en route.
Break. All units, all units, be advised, shots fired at Allenwood Mall.
One agent is down. There are multiple casualties.
Shooter is male. Blonde hair, dark jacket.
Pete. Pete!
You okay?
Any idea why your informant wanted you killed?
No, I'm wondering the same thing.
You might wanna figure that one out, Pete.
Pete.
PresidentiaI heIicopter just went down.
This is a NewsCenter special report.
The presidential helicopter, Marine One, has crashed in a wooded area.
The presidential helicopter has gone down.
Local police and emergency crews are now arriving at the crash site.
Marine One, the presidential helicopter has crashed.
It happened just moments ago a half mile south of Camp David.
The chopper went down in densely wooded....
I'm told we can confirm that neither the president or the first lady...
... were onboard at the time of the crash.
The president and first lady are safe.
If you're just joining us, these are pictures...
...just outside Camp David....
-FIip it off. -Screw this.
That leads to the possibility unconfirmed by authorities....
Our friend was insufficientIy motivated.
We want to make clear, the president and first lady are safe.
If you are just joining us, these are live pictures just outside Camp David....
... where earlier today, Marine One went down just after takeoff.
Reports are saying Marine and Secret Service personnel...
... were on the aircraft and were killed in the crash.
This crash is being investigated by the White House and the military....
-You faiIed. -I did exactly what I promised.
He wasn't onboard.
That is the onIy thing that matters. That is the onIy thing I give a shit--
Do you understand?
Now, we're gonna meet and we're gonna discuss this.
--deadly against any low-altitude aircrafts. Including jets, prop planes...
...and helicopters.
But that comes from witnesses.
Has not been confirmed by investigators.
Again, these pictures coming to us about a half mile--
It doesn't Iook Iike you're here to bury the hatchet.
You're being investigated for treason.
-What are you taIk--? -Step back.
-Excuse me? -Step back.
-Hey, Jill. -Pete.
-Matt. -Pete.
Sorry for the intrusion, sir.
If I faiIed the poIygraph, then why am I still on duty?
Director didn't wanna arrest the guy who saved Reagan's Iife. . .
. . .without a IittIe more evidence.
How Iong you worked for the Barranquilla carteI?
What are you taIking about?
Hugo, can you come in here, pIease?
Pete Garrison, SpeciaI Agent Ortega with the FBI.
-What were you doing at Las PaImas? -I was having a cup of coffee.
Takes four hours to have coffee?
I was killing a few hours. Is there a probIem with that?
Tom DiPaoIa called you four times. You never returned his messages.
And you aImost missed the Marine One fIight.
They moved the fIight up. I was in the coffee shop.
It was noisy. I couIdn't hear my phone. What is this, all right?
What the hell are you doing following me?
Las PaImas Coffee Shop is a dead drop for the Barranquilla carteI.
You screwed up, Pete. You waIked into a stakeout.
I wanna know your go-to guy at the carteI.
And I want to know how you were gonna heIp them kill the president.
Why wouId I wanna kill the president?
-All right, what motive do--? -I don't know, Pete.
I know what the evidence is telling me.
I've given my entire Iife to the Secret Service.
I've gotten up at 4 a.m. every goddamn morning.
So is that what this is about?
You're bitter that they didn't make you director?
Don't confuse your own ambition with mine, okay, Dave?
Come on, think about it. PeopIe wouId understand that.
I mean, Jesus Christ, you took a bullet for the president of the United States.
And in the 25 years since. . .
. . .you haven't even made shift supervisor on detaiI. . .
. . .and that I know you wanted.
They don't put guys that bend the ruIes, not even a bit. . .
. . .in charge of PPD, do they?
Even if they did take a bullet for the oId man.
Oh, is that your professionaI or personaI opinion?
I think this whoIe thing is getting a IittIe personaI.
-I didn't have an affair with Cindy. -This has got nothing to do with her.
-We aren't taIking about that! -We're taIking about it. . .
. . .even when we're not.
You can't Iook at me without thinking about it!
-Jesus Christ, you better get a grip. -I got a grip.
You think I wrecked your marriage, and it has cIouded your judgment.
I am following the evidence and it is overwheIming.
The poIygraph. Las PaImas Coffee Shop.
You have unfettered access to Marine One.
-It was hit by a missiIe! -It was hit by a missiIe. . .
. . .because the fIares and the four other countermeasures were disengaged.
There were other peopIe who had access to it.
ExpIain to me about the bank account.
The what?
Your signature's all over the paperwork.
-I'm being framed. -Tell me that's not your signature.
Think about it! I'm the guy that initiated this investigation.
Why wouId I do that?
You initiated this investigation for a traitor. . .
. . .so that when the assassination took pIace. . .
-. . .you'd be at the bottom of the Iist. -I'm being framed!
All right, just think about it, all right? You take me in, that's the end.
That guy is out there some--
The director just rolled up outside.
You better start thinking about cooperating.
He's in the car.
-What're you doing? -Getting a gIass of water.
Director's come all the way down here to see me, huh?
That's very impressive.
It's embarrassing for us, sir.
-Want a beer? -Look, Pete, we're really--
Garrison. Back door.
Oh, shit.
Pete! Pete!
Where is he?
Sorry.
This is Breckinridge. He has escaped from the residence into the alley.
Cordon off the area and get back to me.
-He got my radio. -He got my gun too.
He got your gun? And your radio?
What are you Iooking at her for? She's been here two days.
How Iong have you been here?
Where to, mister?
Just get me out of here.
I know it's hard for you to beIieve. . .
. . .that Pete Garrison couId be invoIved with something Iike this.
To most of you he's a friend.
To some, a Iegend.
But the fact is the evidence against him is overwheIming.
So how do we find him?
To begin with, know this. He is smarter. . .
. . .and more experienced than all of you. You've never trained for this.
You are chasing your worst nightmare.
He knows how you think. He knows what you know.
And he knows how you operate. And he will use that against you.
He aIso knows that it's gonna be very difficuIt for you. . .
. . .to pull the trigger if you have him in your sights.
So I want you to take a second and visuaIize that.
Because there is a very good chance that is exactIy how this is going to end.
-Can I have one of these here? -Yeah, sure. Take it.
-Do you have arrival? -Backstop, Fullback, we have arrival.
Backstop....
Tom DiPaola to Command. Cincinnati wrapping up.
We're alpha for departure.
I miss the good oId days. Know what I mean?
I mean, I really Iiterally. . . .
When the smoke cIeared, he taps him on the back and the bear says:
''You didn't come here to hunt, did you?''
Get it? Bear.
That's not funny, man.
That joke ain't funny at all.
-Fullback, we're moving. -Roger that. We're set up.
WeIke, DiPaoIa.
-Cincinnati's coming to you. -Copy that.
Ma'am.
What are you doing here?
I heard you were arrested.
Whatever you hear the next few days, I want you to know I was framed.
-I had to tell you to your face. -No, you don't. No, you don't.
-We're going to get out of this. -How?
I haven't figured that out yet.
This is out of controI. You've got to turn yourseIf in.
-No, no, no. -Yes, you do.
-I'll go to John. I'll tell him-- -I can't Iet you do that.
Pete, they think you're an assassin.
They will kill you.
-You can cover my back. -How?
The director has got a daiIy password for the agents. Find out what it is.
Hey, guys. Garrison just used his cell phone.
He called Chez Doucette.
You turned around when it rang, didn't you?
Yeah. I did.
Ballsy. Very ballsy.
DiPaoIa said she seemed compIeteIy unfazed.
She came upstairs, waited and toId him what happened.
Okay.
I'm trying to understand why he came here and why she reacted that way.
-This is your post? -Yeah, it is.
The first Iady doesn't want to beIieve. . .
. . .the man protecting her for the Iast eight months. . .
. . .is trying to assassinate her husband.
That's why Pete came here.
He's Iooking for an ally.
And the first Iady is a very powerfuI ally to have.
Great. The idea is to secure the entire site.
I want you to get every stoIen-car report for the area.
Start Iooking for cars that were taken within waIking distance. . .
. . .or any of the nearby metro stations.
Then within those parameters, isoIate Accords, Tauruses. . .
. . .Camrys and ExpIorers.
How do you know what kind of car?
Those are the four most common vehicles in DC.
Pete knows that. He's gonna want to blend in.
And the first thing he's gonna want to do is find his informant.
If he tries to breach our computers, we can find where he's connecting.
He knows we wouId know that. He wouIdn't do it.
He couId connect to someone eIse.
-How? -Well, you need that person's password.
As a supervisor, it wouIdn't be hard to get access to others' passwords.
Why wouId he do that? Why even risk it?
He was trapped. We have his credit cards, his cell phone.
He has no other pIace to hide.
-Can I heIp you? -Oh, yes, ma'am.
My name is Lawson Smith. I'm Iooking for a WaIter Xavier.
Well, IoveIy boy. . .
. . .but he been gone a Iong time.
This is the address we have on his sweepstakes form.
-Sweepstakes? -I'm with PubIishers CIearing House.
-He won? -Well, he's a finaIist.
-Million dollars. -And you must be his mother.
Mrs. Miller.
-I'm remarried. -WouId you have another address. . .
. . .or teIephone number where I might be abIe to reach him?
I'd Iove to heIp you get in touch with WaIter.
Bet he couId use the money.
But I don't know where he is.
WaIter and me haven't spoke in three years.
Well, if you do taIk to him, tell him we got in touch.
Thank you, ma'am.
Have a good day.
-Please leave a message. -Hey WaIter, it's Mom.
Guy just come by the house Iooking for you.
He's a cop.
It doesn't make sense. The onIy thing this guy cares about in Iife is his job.
And you know this, why?
Because he went to the Academy a few times. . .
. . .and ran fieId exercises? Listen to me.
Pete Garrison was my best friend for 1 0 years.
UntiI he sIept with my wife.
Trust me when I tell you. . .
. . .the onIy thing Pete Garrison cares about is Pete Garrison. Yeah?
Somebody who's not Tom DiPaoIa just signed in to our databases. . .
. . .using DiPaoIa's password. Pulled up an address. . .
-. . .in Andrewsboro, MaryIand. -I don't beIieve this.
Get the rest of the team ready. Let's go.
WaIter.
Notify inteI we've got a body.
Take the cars around to the other side.
Pete.
Damn it.
This is Breckinridge.
I'm in a boat at the end of the dock. Set up a perimeter.
-Do you copy? -Copy that.
Secret Service. Get your men on the back of the boat.
Pete, don't move.
Pete.
The traitor is still out there, Dave.
Fine. If that's true, come on in.
-We'll protect you. -The onIy reason I'm aIive. . .
. . .is they don't know where I am.
-Don't make me do this. -No.
Don't make me do this. Pete!
You wanna shoot me?
Forget about the KevIar. Shoot me in my face!
Dave!
My buddy!
Come on, shoot me!
Come on. Shoot me.
What happened?
I took him down with a shot to the vest. I couIdn't take the second shot.
What's the Ieast contained environment the president's going to be in?
G8 Summit. Toronto.
It's a nightmare for us.
Canadians are allowing the protestors up to the perimeter.
Well, the border's not gonna stop them.
It's 3500 miIes Iong and bareIy patrolled.
You really think it's him, don't you?
-You scared the hell out of me. -I'm sorry.
-I can expIain. -What's going on?
What the hell's been happening?
I think CharIie got wind of an assassination pIot. . .
. . .by another agent.
So I wanna check his computer fiIes. . .
. . .see if there's any indication of evidence.
Is that why there's a car watching the house?
The maroon Cadillac.
-Who are they? -I think the guys who got CharIie.
Hand me the keys to your car. I want you to call the poIice.
Not the Secret Service, the poIice.
-Tell them about the Cadillac. -Okay.
Waited three hours, nobody showed up.
I didn 't want to stay all day. She didn 't go nowhere. Didn 't go nowhere, so I left.
Well, what do you want me to do?
Come on. Yes, yes. I understand.
Yeah, yeah.
What do you do? What do you want?
I'm not gonna stay there all night. It's not gonna be a probIem.
Yes.
Okay.
No, no, no.
Yes, yes, by himseIf. Everything's gonna be okay.
Your name. Your name!
Who sent you?
Come on. Come on.
Shit!
-Hi, Jill. -Pete?
Yeah. Look, I just got into a shoot-out.
1 265 LesIie Northwest.
He's a foreign operative. He's got a lot of passports and a lot of cash.
He's got full security access to the G8 Summit in Toronto tomorrow.
Okay, Pete. We're on it.
But I really think you shouId come in.
Yeah.
We've been through the entire pIace. You have to be straight with me.
-What are you taIking about? -There's no body.
There's bIood all over the goddamn pIace.
Yeah, there's blood all over...
. . .but there's no body, no passports, no G8 credentiaIs.
Listen to me. This is not enough to take back to Overbrook and cIear.
Dave, I don 't know what to tell you.
They're gonna hit him in Toronto, G8 Summit.
Pete.
Sarah?
Listen, I'm Ieaving for Toronto tonight.
Montrose wants to move me up there earIy for security purposes.
CaIifornia. My sister. I'll call her back.
Well, this is the speech I'm gonna give.
I'm reasonabIy happy. Maybe you couId take a Iook at that if you get a chance.
Sure. And then I'll see you tomorrow.
-I'll be up after the meeting. -Okay.
Thanks.
One new message.
Sarah, I want you to know if I don't make it, I was doing my job.
I gotta turn this off before they track me. I Iove you.
Get the crime scene unit out here and rip this pIace apart.
-Find me something now. -Yes, sir.
-Agent Breckinridge. -Agent Breckinridge?
Sarah Ballentine.
Come in.
Excuse me, ma'am.
Thanks, Tom.
-CouId I offer you a drink? -No, thank you, ma'am.
You know, most women don't Iike whiskey. . .
. . .but my mama was from Tennessee.
Pete Garrison and I are having an affair.
PIease, have a seat. And that's for you.
You know, I don't know all the evidence you have against him. . .
. . .but I do know why he faiIed the Iie detector test.
And I know why he was in that coffee shop Iooking for someone.
Hello. U.S. Secret Service up for the G8.
I got a priority item for the duty officer up at the Iab.
That'll be that direction on the eighth fIoor.
-Thank you. -Sign the Iog, pIease.
I need any prints that you can find off this cup.
-Okay. -Thank you very much.
See you in about 1 2 minutes.
Sweeps two and three now complete.
I'm gonna be pushing post in a few minutes. If you wanna grab--
-Marin. -Hey, Jill.
-It's Pete. -A Iot of peopIe are Iooking for you.
I'm sure they are. Did you find any prints at the apartment?
-No. Nothing. -Well, I did.
You gotta heIp me out. If I e-maiI the prints. . .
. . .how Iong is it going to take to check them against FBI and CIA databases?
Five minutes after I receive them.
Then I'll call you five minutes after I send them. All right.
I've got a print in here. CouId somebody run it for me?
-Yeah, I got it. -Thank you.
In my experience, a guiIty man doesn't break into a station. . .
. . .and check fingerprints for a few hours. What do you think?
My phone was onIy on for five minutes.
I was in the neighborhood.
Dave, I can't expIain about the bank account.
-The other things I can. -I know about the affair.
-It wasn't with Cindy. -Oh, I know. The first Iady.
She toId me everything.
I know you're being framed. She showed me the bIackmaiI photos.
-So where does that Ieave us? -We need to find this guy.
-Come here. -Yeah.
You really are an idiot, you know that?
You thought this wouIdn't be uncovered?
Dave, I Iove her.
That's practicaI.
The prints beIong to Gennady Ivanov, former KGB. . .
. . .now works for the personaI security service of the president of Karjastan.
I'm aIso showing confirmed inteI. . .
... this is the guy responsible for the Asian pipeline attacks.
-Confirmed inteI on what? -I gotta call you.
This is a cIassified conversation. We'll be out in two minutes.
-Yeah. Whatever. -Thank you.
These peopIe have the financiaI and intelligence resources to pull this off.
You still gotta find the moIe.
We poIygraphed every agent with access to the president.
Yours was the one that showed deception.
We need to figure out how the traitor passed or if he took it.
Montrose had the Iist.
You know, I never guaranteed you success.
Security's tighter than it's ever been. Routes, modes of transport. . .
. . .they're all random now.
Yeah, but not random to you, William.
I mean, if you wanted him on that heIicopter at Camp David. . .
. . .you couId have put him there.
No, you've been pIaying us since the beginning.
All right. Fair enough.
That's not gonna work anymore.
You did make a deaI.
Yeah. Twenty years ago with the KGB, which doesn't even exist anymore.
Do you want out, William?
Then give me the president.
Just Iike you agreed.
No.
I don't care.
Expose me.
I don't care if I spend the rest of my Iife in prison for treason.
I don't care if you kill me.
Here you go.
Have a pint.
Oh, thank you.
William. . .
. . .if you don't do this, we're not gonna kill you.
We are going to kill her.
And we're gonna kill her.
And then we're gonna kill her.
Yes, William, the KGB's gone.
But we're still here.
William, it's all right. You do have a way out.
But onIy one.
When he finishes his speech, take him on the primary route. . .
. . .to the B motorcade under the pIaza. . .
. . .and you take the radios out.
And that's it.
And we'll do the rest.
Hey, Iook.
You can keep those.
I've got doubIes.
Jill, it's David. Get in touch with Downing and Medina.
Confirm for me which one did Montrose's polygraph...
...and get back to me.
-We're on our way to City Hall. -Got it.
Command post from Apache, follow-up.
Arrive Martinez location, 1 7 40 hours.
-Copy. -Summit Security, DiPaola.
-Cincinnati's moving to hold. Copy. -All posts, all posts, be advised.
We have an arrival. Only essential traffic at this time.
-Everybody ready? -Yes, sir.
Let's do this.
-Yeah, tell me what you got. -Montrose didn't take the poIygraph.
You're sure? You're 1 00 percent sure?
Positive. PoIygraphers have no record of Montrose even being tested.
-Neither one of them. -Montrose didn't take the poIygraph.
Patch in audio four and go.
Now, Iet there be no mistake.
In an uncertain and an unsafe worId, America must be strong.
Previous administrations. . . .
You know, I hacked into Merriweather's staff maiI.
He was streaming someone's offshore phone Iogs.
-The logs are Montrose's. -Give me the phone.
Jill, it's Pete. Get a hoId of the first Iady. . .
. . .and tell her, onIy her, that it's Montrose.
Got it.
Jesus Christ, Pete. The first Iady?
What were you thinking?
I never saw it coming, Dave.
Command post, from post 209...
...be advised, Garrison has been let through the perimeter.
-I got a scope on Garrison. -Be advised.
-I got Garrison through the three. -This resoIution cannot function aIone.
It's designed to function. . . .
It's Garrison and Breck.
HoIster your weapon! HoIster your weapon!
I'm Breckinridge, investigator. I issued the warrant on Pete Garrison.
Subject in my sight. Do I take the shot?
We must ratify the Kyoto ProtocoI.
-We must embrace an African union. -Do you need assistance?
Negative. No Canadians.
-Command. -He's a ''Do Not Admit. ''
-We have orders. -I'm countermanding orders.
-You don't controI. Montrose does. -Don't call him!
-Montrose is the moIe. -Montrose?
-What's the procedure for that? -Where are you going?
-I have to taIk to the first Iady. -No unauthorized personnel...
...beyond the two perimeter. All posts, lock down the two perimeter.
Something's wrong.
My radio just went dead. I've Iost my radio. I don't have radio.
-I'm not hearing chatter. -I've got siIence.
-It's going down. -Agent Garrison called on my Iine.
He wanted me to tell you that Montrose is the moIe.
But I strongIy beIieve that we can protect our vitaI interests. . .
. . .without causing so much resentment.
Freeze, freeze, put that down. Put your hands in the air.
Mr. President, we've gotta go.
Do not Iet him move the president.
-This way. -Don't Iet Montrose move the president.
-Montrose, he's getting away right now. -CrystaI!
CrystaI is the password.
-We need your heIp. -Get the first Iady to the motorcade.
-Freeze! -Password is CrystaI.
-Did Montrose take him? -Motorcade B.
-Stay with me, ma'am. -It's here.
This way.
Tom, where are we going?
We're going to motorcade C.
That's a hell of a way to Ieave the G8.
What is going on with these goddamn radios?
Go in twos.
What's next, boss?
-What's the next move? -What's next?
Bill.
HoId the corridor.
Push them back.
CrystaI.
Pete, we're cut off from the B motorcade.
You okay?
-I think so. -Turn off your Iocator.
-What? -Your Iocator, turn it off.
That's how they know. They're tracking us.
How do you--? How do you know?
Oh, no. Bill. Oh, God.
Montrose was. . . .
Pete. Pete.
My famiIy. My famiIy, Pete.
Mr. President, you're gonna have to trust us.
We're gonna get you up top to the evac car.
Shooter's at eIeven o'cIock.
I'll go high. You go Iow. You ready?
-Yeah. -Go.
Get the president upstairs. We'll cover you from here.
This way, ma'am. Quick as you can.
Yeah, it's Garrison. We need a hard car for the president at Southwest Two.
Coming to you, Pete. Go! Go! Go!
Southwest stairs. Let's go get him!
All right, we're gonna get you out of here.
Get me a perimeter. Ten meters, 360 degrees!
President's hard car. Let's get him in!
I got him. Mr. President, you're with me.
I hate you. I'll kill you.
I hate you. I will kill you. I will kill you. I hate you.
Death to America.
The president is away!
Go, go, go!
Oh, my God.
-Secure the first Iady! -We need a hard car now!
CarI.
Listen, Pete, I--
You take care of yourseIf now.
I'll save you a tee time.
Tom, you did a great job. I was proud to work with you.
-Thanks. -Thanks a Iot.
All right. See you guys.
-Take care, Pete. -Good careers.
-Thank you. Thanks. -We're gonna miss you.
Well, guys. See you soon.
-Hey, Pete. -Yeah.
This couId be troubIe. Oh, sh--
I'm gonna waIk out of the White House carrying this?
Thanks, guys.
-Bye-bye. All the best to you. -Hey, Pete.
Gonna Ieave without saying goodbye?
Well, Iook who's no Ionger a rookie.
Thanks.
So how about a retirement dinner tonight?
Can't. I got a date.
Something you wanna tell me?
With my wife.
That's great.
Pete.
See you on campus, Jill.
-Thanks for everything. -My pIeasure.
Yeah, I'm gonna miss it.
It's gonna miss you too.
Take care.
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