Valor

Previously on "Valor"

I'm an American citizen.

- Don't let him do this. - Move!

Or I will shoot through you.

The prisoner who got away is Davis Goundry.

We stumbled onto something here.

Davis Goundry is a former agency operative

who flipped and became

Khalid Samatar's right-hand man.

You recruited him into the CIA.

You know how he thinks better than anyone.

Sir, it doesn't add up that Goundry turned.

The only proof that we have that he's bad

is the proof Richard gave us.

- Jimmy. - I don't have much time.

A man named Khalid has sent uranium

to an associate in the U.S. to make a bomb.

Let the manhunt begin.

We met in a Black Hawk before, Davis.

They framed me. Now, I am not the real traitor.

Richard was.

Engage.

Hey. He's gone.

There's no bomb in here.

- Thank you again, Professor. - Please.

Let me know if you ever need anything else.

I've seen the news. I know about the leak.

I would go through anything

- to bring you home. - Jess...

Last night you said things which made it seem

like the leak may have come from you.

We're gonna get Jimmy this time.

I have a good feeling about it.

I've been hiding something.

I lied in my debrief.

I shot Richard.

I cannot look at you without thinking about all the lies.

I'm sorry. I can't do this anymore.

All right, great. Thanks, Porter.

This is the largest training mock-up

I've seen in a long time.

Yeah. Most important mission

we had to do in a long time, too.

Bob the Builder there seems a bit more wound-up than usual.

Yeah.

He still dealing with what you told him?

It's a little more than that.

We broke up.

I'm sorry.

We can still trust him not to tell what he knows.

If there's anything that you, you know, need, um...

I'll be fine.

So...

this is the layout where Jimmy might be.

- You seeing what I'm seeing? - Yeah.

These power lines are gonna be a hell of a problem.

Our rotor blade hits one of these, it's over.

We've never been this close to getting Jimmy before.

Can't afford any mistakes now.

Thanks to satellite surveillance,

we now have a confirmed location on Khalid Samatar.

A Somali National Army facility

abandoned in the '90s.

It is about 30 miles away

from one of the villages Khalid controls.

We have footage of him going in and out.

We have high confidence he is

holding Sergeant Kam in the bunker under this building.

But even if not,

we get Khalid, he'll lead us to Kam.

In other words, this is the jackpot,

which is why I've attached

two of my best field agents

to be on the ground team for this mission.

Both are experts on the region,

highly trained in close combat

and intel gathering.

Officers Ben and Andrew, please say hello.

Sir, last time we had one of your guys in our helo,

he killed someone he wasn't supposed to.

That was a very unfortunate error, Captain.

But I have no doubt that once you train

with these gentlemen, they will earn

your full confidence.

Landing in this place is not gonna be easy,

so we built a scale model for rehearsal.

The area's heavily wooded.

There are power lines; A trench here.

And Khalid also has an anti-aircraft installation,

and that is one klick away.

Your Little Bird support will take that out,

and once they do, Khalid will know you're there.

From that moment, the target time will be two minutes

to get the ground team into the bunker.

Speed is mission critical.

Captain Gallo, Ms. Madani,

I want you to do the planning and the briefing.

Once that's in place, we will rehearse.

You deploy in 72 hours.

Hooah!

Colonel, Director. You have a moment?

Yes, Porter.

I was wondering if there's any update on the uranium.

Uh, Thea's working on tracking it down before

whoever has it turns it into a bomb. In fact, I'm going

to check in. You want to come with?

You're a Shadow Raider, son.

Hunting down bombs isn't your job.

Due respect, sir, this is personal.

You know he lost his father in a terror attack.

I am aware of the lieutenant's history.

Finish up your mission intel report first.

Thank you, sir.

By the way, are you working Saturday?

Why do you ask?

Well... I am speaking

at an international affairs conference in Atlanta.

Lot of fancy government types are gonna be there.

I believe your mother's gonna be there.

You should come.

Some people I'd like to introduce you to.

I appreciate that, sir.

Thank you.

Jess.

I can't believe you'd show your face back here.

- I'm sorry. What? - Our husbands

put their lives on the line every day,

and you repay them by selling them out to the press?

I was trying to help Jimmy. That is all.

How could you be so selfish?

Mommy made a choice, that...

It did not turn out the way that she had hoped.

So things might be a little bit different from now on, okay?

Okay.

Let's go.

How many meters from this L.Z.

to the bunker entrance?

About 200.

That's too far.

- Coogan's guys are good. - Yeah, but it's uphill.

It's gonna feel more like 400 by the time they get there.

There's another way.

We hover here, they fast-rope down.

Normal circumstances, hell yeah.

But it's too risky to hover with all these power lines.

I mean, we hit 'em, we're done.

I didn't say it would be easy,

but it is possible.

You used to be the cautious one.

Now you want to pull one of the toughest

maneuvers we've ever done?

I think this breakup's screwing with your head.

This is a professional discussion.

The personal stuff has got nothing to do with it.

- All right. - All right.

So my plan's a little riskier.

The Gallo I used to know was a cowboy.

- What ever happened to that? - I learned better...

after taking a bunch of risks on a bunch of missions

that didn't work out so well.

Darzi got injured. Sergeant Hendrix is dead.

- That's not your fault. - This is a no-fail mission.

I need to keep my crew safe, including you.

Okay, but isn't speed the most important thing here?

I'm flight lead. I'm calling it.

No fast-rope. We're landing here.

That's the plan. Discussion over.

Lima Charlie, sir. Understood.

You wanted to see me.

Yes. Close the door.

Please.

I know we don't always see eye to eye.

But something's been bothering me,

and, for once, you are the right person to talk to.

Oh, gosh, aren't I flattered.

This situation with Richard.

The idea that he went rogue in Somalia

and set up Goundry as the fall guy

and did it all on his own.

Now, I only met him a few times,

but Richard seemed like a man who followed orders.

I'd say that's true.

Raises the question,

could someone higher up have been involved, too?

Which brings me to Springer Mountain.

The Agency sniper was given orders

to wound Goundry, not kill him.

Yeah, I remember vividly.

I looked into it.

The sniper had an excellent record.

It is highly unlikely he would miss his mark.

It can happen.

What are you suggesting right now,

that he was, what, given orders to kill Goundry?

It's crossed my mind.

That is a very serious allegation.

Look... the Agency hasn't been forthcoming with me

throughout this operation, and I've gotten a sense,

lately, that Magnus has kept you

in the dark on some things as well.