The Enemy Within

Cabrera, what's the status?

Surveillance is up and operators are in position.

Any chatter on local police channels?

None.

Any abnormal activity on the site?

Haibach and Villareal have been monitoring

the building all morning.

They've reported nothing.

We're clear to proceed if you are.

- We're a go. - All right, let's go.

All right, Des, CCTV feeds inside the building are up.

Langley's given us the green light.

Copy that.

Remember what we're fighting for here.

These passport papers are the key to finding Tal.

So be safe, but no mistakes.

Understood. I'm going in now.

All right.

Looks like we've got four guards total.

You just passed one.

There another one the ground level

at the end of the hall.

Upstairs you have two on your right.

Sarah, push in on four.

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Da.

Files are in aisle six, fourth row from the bottom,

ID number 17143.

Great. Let's go.

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Stay calm.

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You've been made. Get out. Get out now.

Give me cameras on the first floor.

I want to find the other two guards now.

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You have one guard in front of you,

one to your left.

Des, are you hit?

- No. - Can you get out?

I don't know.

Go now.

Des, are you out?

Did she get out?

Haibach, stand by to get the case.

Des, do you read anything? Des, are you out?

This is Villareal. I'm in the van.

We're leaving the site now.

Do you have the papers with you?

Sitting in my lap.

Good. Good work. Good work.

We're gonna work on your extraction plan

and we'll have you home in 24 hours.

- Well done. - Looking forward to it, ma'am.

- Congratulations, Erica. - Yeah.

Those passport documents are the key to Tal's inner circle.

This is a huge win for the agency.

We got him. Well done.

Yeah. Good job, guys.

Keep it up. Let's get them home.

- Morning. - Good morning.

What are you eating for breakfast?

An energy bar.

That's a candy bar in gym clothes.

- You should eat eggs. - Why don't you make me some?

I'll learn how to cook them tomorrow.

Come on, let's go. We're late.

Hurry up and I'll let you drive.

- Really? - No.

- Mom. - Someday.

Not my car. Let's go.

Are you sure you can't pick me up?

Why do you want me to pick you up?

Because when dad does it he gets there, like,

half an hour early.

- So? - So, he watches me play.

And then on the way home he tells me, like,

every little thing I did wrong.

Well, I'm sure he's just trying to help.

I know, but he doesn't really know what he's talking about.

He played high school sports.

He played golf, Mom. It doesn't count.

Closing the embassy in Yemen will force CIA

to drastically reduce its operations there.

Houthi rebels are threatening to take over the government.

We don't have a choice, Erica.

Then neither does CIA.

I'm leaving now. State Department's not budging.

No, I have to be on the Hill

with the House Intelligence Committee at noon.

Also, would you confirm that Cabrera's monitoring

Haibach and Villareal's extraction?

I want no complications there. Understood?

Erica? Erica!

- You left your phone. - Oh.

I had to answer it. The school called.

Hannah didn't show up today.

I dropped her off.

Hello, Erica.

I'm watching your daughter.

Tal?

She is a beautiful girl.

You should be very proud.

I want their names.

The four CIA operatives who stopped those bombings.

Don't hurt her.

That isn't my decision to make.

It's yours.

It's up to you whether your daughter dies today or not.

- It's a simple choice... - Can we talk?

It's your daughter's life or theirs.

Wait, wait!

Five,

- four... - Just stop counting!

Three, two, one.

Steven Haibach, Brian Lanich,

Desiree Villareal, Laine Heffron!

Thank you.

Tal! Tal!

Tal!

Tal!

Hi, this is Hannah. Leave me a message.

Hi, this is Hannah.

Hannah?

Hannah?

Hannah, are you in here?

Hannah?

What do you want?

I'm looking for my daughter.

Have you seen her?

You're not supposed to be in here.

- Have you seen her? - I ain't seen nothing.

Her phone is here. Why is her phone here?

Look like I got a phone?

My daughter is missing. She's 13.

She has a pink backpack. Have you seen her?

I'm looking for my daughter. Have you seen her?

Thank you.

Have you seen this girl?

Excuse me. My daughter is missing.

She has light brown hair. She's 13 years old.

Have you seen her?

Was she wearing a pink backpack?

Yes, where is she?

I don't know, but she was sitting

on that bench over there.

- Do you know where she went? - She left.

- With the police. - What?

Two officers took her and drove away.

Thank you.

Bethesda Police Department. How may I direct your call?

My daughter was picked up by two police officers

at Virginia Park.

Can you tell me exactly what happened?

My daughter is missing.

Someone told me that she was picked up by two

police officers. I need to know where she is.

Did you get the names of the officers?

No.

Okay, let me check with our units.

Please hold.

- Ma'am, are you there? - Yes, yes.

What park did you say it was?

Virginia Park! Third Street.

It couldn't have been more than ten minutes ago.

I'm sorry but there's no record of any of our officers

- picking up a minor. - That's impossible.

- Check again. - I did.

Check again!

I did, ma'am.

None of our officers have your daughter.

What's her name?

I can file a missing persons report and issue an Amber Alert.

- He has her. - What?

Who has her?

- It's Shepherd. - Erica, where have you been?

Been trying to get a hold of you.

- What is it? - It's Haibach and Villareal.

They picked up suspicious activity

outside the safe house.

I think they might be in trouble.

Have you heard anything?

Erica, have you heard anything?

- No. - Are you sure?

No you have any reason to believe they might be compromised?

No.

How do you want to proceed?

Pull them out. Pull them out now.

Down!

Oh, down! Down!

Down!

Go, go, go, go, go, go!

- What's going on? - They're not responding.

- Who? - Villareal and Haibach.

We gave them instructions to leave the safe house,

but they haven't checked in.

Did you try their cell?

- Yeah. - What about the sat phone?