WEBVTT 00:02.127 --> 00:05.005 [Turkish folk music] 00:05.088 --> 00:06.840 ♪ ♪ 00:06.924 --> 00:09.843 [indistinct chatter] 00:09.927 --> 00:15.933 ♪ ♪ 00:16.266 --> 00:17.684 - What are these? 00:17.768 --> 00:18.810 - Are you hungry? 00:18.835 --> 00:19.601 - Little bit. 00:19.626 --> 00:21.438 I'd like to try that. 00:21.522 --> 00:23.065 That'd be great. 00:25.943 --> 00:27.361 - Hey, come here. 00:29.094 --> 00:29.928 Stand right there. 00:30.011 --> 00:31.179 - No, not another. 00:31.263 --> 00:33.306 - Come on, just smile. 00:33.390 --> 00:34.307 [shutter clicks] 00:34.391 --> 00:35.308 - [scoffs] 00:35.392 --> 00:36.268 - [chuckles] 00:37.811 --> 00:40.147 Oh. 00:40.230 --> 00:42.107 Your mom would have loved this. 00:42.190 --> 00:44.151 She had such a thing for teapots. 00:44.176 --> 00:45.969 Look. 00:45.994 --> 00:48.130 - C'mon, Dad, I want to go look at those drums over there. 00:48.155 --> 00:49.156 - All right, just a minute. 00:49.239 --> 00:50.741 - That's all copper. 00:50.824 --> 00:51.700 High quality. 00:51.783 --> 00:52.909 - How much? 00:52.993 --> 00:54.536 - 200. 00:54.619 --> 00:55.507 - Dad-- 00:55.532 --> 00:57.343 - Yeah, I don't want the tourist price. 00:57.368 --> 00:59.166 - Dad, you can meet me when you're done haggling. 00:59.249 --> 01:02.092 - OK, uh, uh, just stay right there. 01:02.117 --> 01:02.961 - Great. 01:03.044 --> 01:04.087 Thanks. 01:05.589 --> 01:06.798 - 100. 01:06.882 --> 01:08.300 - [scoffs] 01:08.383 --> 01:09.859 150. 01:09.884 --> 01:11.636 This is hand-engraved. 01:11.720 --> 01:14.181 120, final offer. 01:14.264 --> 01:16.808 - OK, sold. 01:21.021 --> 01:23.982 [indistinct chatter] 01:26.276 --> 01:29.154 [tense music] 01:29.237 --> 01:31.573 ♪ ♪ 01:31.656 --> 01:33.033 Patrick? 01:35.660 --> 01:36.620 Patrick! 01:36.703 --> 01:39.164 ♪ ♪ 01:39.189 --> 01:41.166 - What about your teapot? 01:41.249 --> 01:47.255 ♪ ♪ 01:48.256 --> 01:50.008 - My son, where is he? 01:51.734 --> 01:53.428 He was right here about a minute ago! 01:53.512 --> 01:54.625 Where is he? 01:54.650 --> 01:56.139 - [speaking Turkish] 01:56.223 --> 01:57.557 - What? 01:57.641 --> 01:58.809 [scoffs] 01:58.892 --> 02:00.185 Patrick? 02:00.268 --> 02:03.647 ♪ ♪ 02:03.730 --> 02:05.232 Patrick! 02:05.315 --> 02:08.235 [ominous music] 02:08.318 --> 02:15.158 ♪ ♪ 02:26.336 --> 02:29.214 [panting] 02:31.716 --> 02:34.636 [crowd chattering] 02:34.719 --> 02:36.972 ♪ ♪ 02:38.140 --> 02:41.059 [tense music] 02:41.143 --> 02:48.108 ♪ ♪ 02:49.317 --> 02:51.111 - I thought you didn't trust Colin. 02:51.194 --> 02:53.238 Or--or like him. 02:53.321 --> 02:54.906 - Well, he's an acquired taste. 02:54.990 --> 02:58.410 But there's a heart in there somewhere behind the walls. 02:58.493 --> 03:01.955 - OK, so what are you, evolving? 03:02.038 --> 03:04.082 - Apparently I'm getting soft in my old age. 03:04.166 --> 03:05.500 Your shoe's untied. 03:05.584 --> 03:08.920 - So--OK, so what about this mystery girlfriend? 03:09.004 --> 03:12.132 - Sarah Lloyd, project manager at a subsidiary 03:12.215 --> 03:14.134 of Pyramid Security. 03:14.159 --> 03:15.471 - The intelligence shop. 03:15.496 --> 03:18.838 I mean, they've got tentacles that go just about everywhere, 03:18.863 --> 03:21.057 including some pretty dark crevices. 03:21.082 --> 03:22.807 - Yeah, but I don't think Sarah's connected 03:22.832 --> 03:24.227 to that side of the company. 03:24.252 --> 03:26.055 She's working for an NGO who gives out microloans 03:26.080 --> 03:27.164 to underprivileged women. 03:27.189 --> 03:30.150 - OK, so you think she's clean? 03:30.233 --> 03:32.444 - Truth is, I don't know anything for sure yet. 03:32.469 --> 03:34.138 - Yeah. 03:34.163 --> 03:36.165 So what's the deal with the cloak and dagger? 03:36.364 --> 03:37.727 - I don't know, Colin seems like a guy 03:37.752 --> 03:40.719 who survives by compartmentalizing. 03:40.744 --> 03:42.073 He's a lot of things. 03:42.098 --> 03:44.350 I don't think he's the mole. 03:45.999 --> 03:47.751 - OK. 03:47.834 --> 03:49.336 Then figure out who is. 03:49.419 --> 03:50.378 - Yeah. 03:50.462 --> 03:54.174 Or else--what? 03:54.257 --> 03:56.093 - Rounding up, 03:56.176 --> 03:57.594 people die. 03:57.677 --> 04:00.472 [soft dramatic music] 04:00.555 --> 04:01.932 Or worse. 04:02.015 --> 04:08.897 ♪ ♪ 04:23.703 --> 04:25.997 - Bill, I just got an SOS from one of my assets. 04:26.022 --> 04:27.440 Can you pick me up in Brooklyn? 04:27.582 --> 04:29.709 [train rumbling] 04:29.793 --> 04:31.436 - So symbols on mailboxes are 04:31.461 --> 04:33.213 his brand of communicating, huh? 04:33.238 --> 04:33.869 - Yeah. 04:33.894 --> 04:36.633 Well, it's too risky for him to use a phone. 04:36.716 --> 04:38.176 - Why not use smoke signals? 04:38.201 --> 04:39.285 - I have. 04:39.310 --> 04:40.185 In Siberia. 04:40.210 --> 04:42.254 Works great. 04:42.514 --> 04:44.307 - So when was the last time your guy reached out? 04:44.391 --> 04:46.059 - Faisal. 04:46.143 --> 04:47.229 Last year. 04:47.254 --> 04:49.892 We got two would-be assassins off the street the day before 04:49.917 --> 04:51.794 a Likud party member was due to arrive. 04:53.300 --> 04:55.218 - He works in this rug shop? - Yes. 04:55.307 --> 04:57.851 And he's reliable, and he doesn't cry wolf. 04:57.934 --> 05:00.145 - He's embedded in Al Sulam, but he's reliable. 05:00.228 --> 05:02.272 - People are complicated, Bill. 05:02.355 --> 05:03.315 You're gonna love him. 05:08.028 --> 05:10.655 [bell rings, door creaks] 05:10.739 --> 05:12.324 - We just got this one in yesterday. 05:12.407 --> 05:13.742 It's a family pattern. 05:13.825 --> 05:15.201 It's a very, very special one. 05:15.285 --> 05:17.871 I think you'll like it a lot. 05:17.954 --> 05:21.541 Um, Ahmed, can you help her, please? 05:21.625 --> 05:23.251 Can I help you, sir? 05:23.276 --> 05:24.860 - Oh, yes. Good morning. 05:24.885 --> 05:29.244 Um, my boyfriend and I are decorating our spare room. 05:29.269 --> 05:30.979 His parents are coming to stay 05:31.112 --> 05:32.564 for the first time, and-- [chuckles] 05:32.589 --> 05:34.429 Well, we're hoping you can maybe help us choose something 05:34.454 --> 05:36.056 that will impress them. - Yeah, of course. 05:36.139 --> 05:37.432 Do you have a pattern that you like? 05:37.515 --> 05:39.768 - I do, yes. Yes, I do. 05:39.851 --> 05:41.853 Um, this was the one, wasn't it, darling? 05:41.937 --> 05:43.521 - That's my favorite. - Mm-hmm. 05:43.605 --> 05:45.106 So something along these lines. - Oh. 05:45.190 --> 05:46.524 Very nice. 05:46.608 --> 05:47.901 Yes, come with me, please. 05:47.984 --> 05:49.319 - Thank you. 05:49.344 --> 05:51.221 - Do you have a color that you like? 05:51.246 --> 05:53.323 - Well, I mean, we both love blue, don't we? 05:53.406 --> 05:54.908 - That's our color. 05:54.933 --> 05:57.561 - We keep our hand-knotted carpets in the back. 06:02.374 --> 06:04.167 - Faisal, you all right? 06:04.192 --> 06:06.695 - If I was all right, I wouldn't have sent up a flare. 06:06.778 --> 06:08.229 Who the hell is he? - Don't worry about him. 06:08.254 --> 06:09.297 He's with me. 06:09.381 --> 06:10.215 What's the SOS? 06:12.175 --> 06:15.178 - 2:00 a.m. tonight, four chiefs. 06:15.203 --> 06:17.288 I'm supposed to let them in to conduct a meeting privately. 06:17.430 --> 06:19.975 - And what's the meeting about? 06:20.116 --> 06:21.326 - I don't know the details, 06:21.351 --> 06:24.688 but they're planning something, Colin--big. 06:24.771 --> 06:27.190 PETN, they said. 06:27.332 --> 06:28.833 Brought in on a boat. 06:28.858 --> 06:30.193 - So a bomb. 06:30.277 --> 06:32.779 - Yeah, I mean, what else? 06:32.862 --> 06:34.155 - OK. 06:34.180 --> 06:36.967 Um, look, I'll leave a tricked-out phone 06:36.992 --> 06:38.618 at the usual drop spot. 06:38.761 --> 06:40.387 Even with the power off and the battery removed, 06:40.412 --> 06:41.822 it will still transmit audio. 06:41.847 --> 06:43.098 You just need to plant it. 06:43.131 --> 06:44.243 - OK. - All right? 06:44.268 --> 06:46.017 We'll be outside, waiting. 06:46.042 --> 06:47.794 Stay calm. You know what to do. 06:47.822 --> 06:50.588 - You can feel the difference between the two. 06:50.672 --> 06:52.215 These are all handmade. 06:52.299 --> 06:53.967 You know, this will be more than enough to impress 06:53.992 --> 06:55.802 the in-laws, for sure. - Hmm. 06:55.944 --> 06:58.113 - If you need anything, I'll be out front, OK? 06:58.138 --> 06:59.222 - Thank you. 07:01.308 --> 07:04.519 - Pentaerythritol tetranitrate, that's "PETN." 07:04.661 --> 07:06.204 Saw enough of it overseas. 07:06.229 --> 07:07.789 The problem is, it's easy to move-- 07:07.814 --> 07:09.566 it doesn't always show up on scanners. 07:09.708 --> 07:11.835 Do we know who moved it across? - Not yet. 07:11.860 --> 07:14.237 All we have is NSA SigInt chatter. 07:14.262 --> 07:16.197 They do confirm that the material is in New York 07:16.222 --> 07:17.574 and that an attack is imminent-- 07:17.657 --> 07:19.993 as in, the next 24 hours. 07:20.076 --> 07:22.287 And we have no idea what the target is. 07:22.370 --> 07:24.264 All right, we are live, Nikki. 07:24.366 --> 07:25.212 - Bill, we've got eyes. 07:25.237 --> 07:26.419 You in position? 07:26.541 --> 07:27.834 - Affirmative. 07:27.917 --> 07:30.378 I gotta say, Colin, this new look suits you. 07:30.462 --> 07:32.756 - Thanks, sweetheart. 07:32.839 --> 07:34.899 I'll get as close as I can to make an ID. 07:34.924 --> 07:36.593 [cart clacking] 07:36.734 --> 07:38.486 - Listening device is transmitting. 07:38.511 --> 07:40.221 We've got eyes and ears. 07:40.305 --> 07:42.349 - And the FBI tactical team is standing by. 07:42.432 --> 07:44.601 - OK, first, we gotta get him talking. 07:44.684 --> 07:47.604 [tense music] 07:47.687 --> 07:49.898 [cans clattering] 07:51.343 --> 07:53.887 - Movement. 6:00. 07:53.912 --> 07:56.404 - Four associates, just like the asset told us. 07:56.488 --> 07:57.614 [bell dings] 07:57.697 --> 07:59.616 [cans clattering] 07:59.699 --> 08:01.701 - I don't recognize these guys. 08:01.785 --> 08:04.287 - [speaking Arabic] 08:04.371 --> 08:06.790 - [speaking Arabic] 08:06.873 --> 08:09.209 - Yeah, they're turning off their phones. 08:09.292 --> 08:11.461 [door bell ringing] 08:11.544 --> 08:13.088 ♪ ♪ 08:13.171 --> 08:15.048 - We've got company. 08:15.131 --> 08:16.299 Two more. 08:16.324 --> 08:17.450 - Four is a party. 08:17.475 --> 08:19.260 Six is--well, it's not a knitting circle. 08:19.344 --> 08:20.303 - As-salamu alaikum. 08:20.387 --> 08:21.888 - As-salamu alaikum. 08:21.972 --> 08:23.348 - [speaking Arabic] 08:23.373 --> 08:25.250 - He doesn't know them. 08:25.450 --> 08:26.576 - [speaking Arabic] 08:26.601 --> 08:28.520 - They want to talk to Faisal. 08:28.628 --> 08:29.955 - What do they want with Faisal? 08:29.980 --> 08:31.147 He's just a shopkeeper. 08:31.231 --> 08:32.440 - [speaking Arabic] 08:32.524 --> 08:33.692 - Bill? 08:33.775 --> 08:36.611 - [speaking Arabic] 08:40.965 --> 08:42.300 - They want him to be the shaheed, 08:42.325 --> 08:43.535 suicide bomber, tonight. 08:43.618 --> 08:45.161 [Faisal laughs nervously] 08:45.245 --> 08:46.371 - [speaking Arabic] - No. 08:46.396 --> 08:48.248 No, no, no. 08:48.331 --> 08:50.834 - [speaking Arabic] 08:52.377 --> 08:53.420 - Faisal's objected. 08:53.445 --> 08:54.754 Now they're saying he's ungrateful. 08:54.896 --> 08:56.147 - No, no. That's it. 08:56.172 --> 08:57.340 I've heard enough. I'm calling this. 08:57.482 --> 08:58.733 - Colin, do not blow our cover. 08:58.758 --> 08:59.715 Let it play out. 08:59.740 --> 09:01.303 - Bill, my asset is in trouble. 09:01.328 --> 09:03.430 Either go in now, or I will go in myself. 09:04.931 --> 09:06.308 - That's a go, now! 09:06.391 --> 09:09.352 [suspenseful music] 09:09.436 --> 09:14.441 ♪ ♪ 09:14.524 --> 09:16.318 [clatters] 09:16.401 --> 09:20.238 ♪ ♪ 09:30.665 --> 09:32.334 [footsteps shuffling] 09:35.103 --> 09:37.397 - Bill, have you got eyes on Faisal? 09:37.422 --> 09:39.007 - Negative. 09:39.090 --> 09:41.551 ♪ ♪ 09:41.576 --> 09:44.471 - [speaking Arabic] 09:46.473 --> 09:49.517 [tense music] 09:49.660 --> 09:52.621 ♪ ♪ 09:52.646 --> 09:53.663 - [gasps] 09:53.688 --> 09:56.858 [rapid gunfire] 10:03.657 --> 10:04.991 [explosion bangs] 10:05.075 --> 10:06.242 [high-pitched ringing] - Move, move, move! 10:06.326 --> 10:08.995 - FBI! Let me see your hands! 10:09.079 --> 10:10.956 Hey! Show me your hands! 10:10.981 --> 10:12.183 You're under arrest. 10:12.208 --> 10:13.375 - I didn't do anything, I swear. 10:13.400 --> 10:14.401 - Cuff him. 10:14.426 --> 10:15.794 - Bill, is Faisal safe? 10:15.877 --> 10:17.212 - Affirmative. 10:17.295 --> 10:18.546 - Thank you. 10:18.630 --> 10:20.715 ♪ ♪ 10:20.740 --> 10:22.425 - Turn around. Let me see your hands. 10:22.567 --> 10:24.277 - Stay down. Give me your hands. 10:24.302 --> 10:25.470 - But we're missing one. 10:28.473 --> 10:29.516 With me. 10:31.935 --> 10:33.061 Don't move! 10:34.604 --> 10:36.314 Hands up. Nice and slow. 10:37.816 --> 10:39.401 Slow! 10:39.484 --> 10:40.568 - I'm unarmed. 10:40.652 --> 10:41.611 Don't shoot! 10:41.695 --> 10:42.862 - Turn around. 10:42.946 --> 10:45.865 [tense music] 10:45.949 --> 10:47.617 ♪ ♪ 10:47.701 --> 10:49.077 - I'm an American. 10:49.160 --> 10:52.831 ♪ ♪ 10:52.914 --> 10:54.457 I'm Patrick Graham. 10:54.541 --> 10:58.628 ♪ ♪ 10:58.712 --> 11:00.922 - Patrick Graham? 11:05.257 --> 11:07.426 - My name is Patrick Graham, 11:08.346 --> 11:10.515 and I'm a U.S. citizen. 11:10.599 --> 11:13.435 [inhales shakily] 11:13.518 --> 11:18.565 If the United States does not retreat all their troops 11:18.707 --> 11:21.543 in the Raqqa province of Syria in the next 36 hours, 11:21.568 --> 11:24.237 I will be killed. 11:24.262 --> 11:26.406 [sniffles] Dad, I love you. 11:26.547 --> 11:28.091 Dad! Dad, no! 11:28.116 --> 11:29.784 Please! Dad, I love you! 11:29.809 --> 11:32.395 Help! Please! [static drones] 11:32.596 --> 11:34.139 - I can't believe he's still alive. 11:34.164 --> 11:35.769 - Well, neither can he-- 11:35.794 --> 11:38.172 he hasn't said a word since he got to the safehouse. 11:38.197 --> 11:39.824 He's in shock. 11:39.907 --> 11:41.938 - Or just uncooperative, like the other three terrorists 11:41.963 --> 11:43.882 Jubal interrogated at 26 Fed. 11:43.965 --> 11:46.343 - Well, there's a little bit of a difference here, mate. 11:46.368 --> 11:47.542 - Doesn't matter. 11:47.567 --> 11:49.596 We've got no leads on the whereabouts of the PETN. 11:49.679 --> 11:51.014 This kid knows things. 11:51.039 --> 11:52.849 - This kid is a scared American, 11:52.874 --> 11:54.584 and it's our job to get him to help us now. 11:54.726 --> 11:55.994 - Who's an American citizen? 11:56.019 --> 11:58.563 And what do we need him to tell us about what? 11:58.647 --> 12:00.482 - Nikki, did we forget to call counter-terrorism? 12:00.624 --> 12:01.583 - I called. - OK. 12:01.608 --> 12:03.222 I was at a basketball game. 12:03.247 --> 12:04.669 This kid of mine has got me schlepping around the city 12:04.694 --> 12:05.870 three days a week now. 12:05.895 --> 12:07.280 What is this I'm hearing about you guys got 12:07.305 --> 12:08.573 Patrick Graham at a Persian rug store? 12:08.715 --> 12:09.966 - You know about it? 12:09.991 --> 12:12.911 Patrick's abduction all over the news in 2017? 12:12.994 --> 12:14.955 - 15-year-old Patrick Graham was 12:15.097 --> 12:17.766 grabbed up in Istanbul on vacation with his father. 12:17.791 --> 12:19.017 This video is his last sign of life. 12:19.042 --> 12:20.308 - I remember. 12:20.333 --> 12:22.579 Presumed dead by the forces we had on the ground. 12:22.604 --> 12:23.847 And then his father bravely picked himself up 12:23.872 --> 12:25.901 and ran for Congress, right? - That's right. 12:25.926 --> 12:28.510 Anthony Graham, retired firefighter and widower-- 12:28.593 --> 12:30.887 he won his campaign on a "destroy Al Sulam" message. 12:30.971 --> 12:32.639 - And then married his campaign manager. 12:32.664 --> 12:34.003 - Who's 20 years his junior. 12:34.028 --> 12:35.909 - OK, what I'm hearing here is we have an American kid 12:35.934 --> 12:37.602 swept up in Al Sulam ideology. 12:37.744 --> 12:39.329 Maybe has intel that we need 12:39.354 --> 12:40.647 about a possible terror attack in New York. 12:40.672 --> 12:42.065 Am I in the ballpark? Yeah? 12:42.090 --> 12:43.750 - What are you hearing? 12:43.775 --> 12:45.902 - I mean, we're working various sources of intelligence here. 12:46.045 --> 12:48.213 We have Colin's asset that tipped us to the op, 12:48.238 --> 12:50.282 but other than that, not enough. 12:50.365 --> 12:51.700 - We need to debrief him. 12:51.783 --> 12:53.535 He needs a mental health evaluation 12:53.618 --> 12:54.995 and 24-hour surveillance. 12:55.020 --> 12:56.746 - Oh, I don't think he's ready to talk to anyone. 12:56.771 --> 12:58.917 He's traumatized, Bill. 12:58.942 --> 13:00.792 - Whatever he is, he's a source of intelligence. 13:00.875 --> 13:02.794 And we need to get through to him as fast as we can. 13:02.877 --> 13:04.671 Kevin, suit up. 13:06.298 --> 13:07.299 [door clicks open] 13:11.918 --> 13:12.836 [door shuts] 13:15.807 --> 13:17.058 Hi. 13:19.436 --> 13:21.229 My name is Nikki. 13:21.313 --> 13:23.356 This is Kevin. 13:23.440 --> 13:25.358 - We're with the CIA. 13:25.383 --> 13:27.009 We have some questions for you, Patrick. 13:29.070 --> 13:30.739 - I only used that name 13:30.764 --> 13:32.849 so your trigger-happy agents wouldn't shoot me. 13:34.331 --> 13:36.375 But it is not my name anymore. 13:36.400 --> 13:38.402 - It's what your father calls you. 13:40.253 --> 13:42.672 And I know he's looking very forward to seeing you. 13:45.337 --> 13:46.713 - What time is it? 13:47.773 --> 13:50.317 - It's time for Asr. 13:50.342 --> 13:53.761 Would you like to pray together? 13:54.905 --> 13:56.448 - You are not Muslim. 13:56.473 --> 13:58.224 - I am Muslim, actually. 13:58.308 --> 14:00.226 - Not without a niqab, you are not. 14:00.368 --> 14:02.704 - Well, there are many interpretations. 14:02.729 --> 14:04.606 - You know, I've been warned about how this goes. 14:04.747 --> 14:06.541 First you pray with me, 14:06.566 --> 14:08.652 then you arrest me for praying. 14:08.735 --> 14:10.278 - We're not the police. 14:10.303 --> 14:11.762 - Then why are you keeping me here? 14:11.905 --> 14:13.615 - We're keeping you safe 14:13.640 --> 14:15.288 from Jihadi terrorists who've harmed you enough. 14:15.325 --> 14:16.618 - Terrorists? 14:17.953 --> 14:20.830 Like the CIA? 14:20.914 --> 14:24.626 Your agency secretly funds militant groups. 14:24.651 --> 14:26.190 You recruit them. 14:26.215 --> 14:29.968 You train them to overthrow governments all over the world. 14:30.507 --> 14:35.387 You can call it covert action or promoting peace, 14:35.470 --> 14:37.639 but you guys manipulate people 14:37.722 --> 14:39.424 to turn against their own homeland. 14:39.449 --> 14:41.743 It is terrorism, 14:41.768 --> 14:43.520 just dressed in a different cloth. 14:43.603 --> 14:46.398 [somber music] 14:46.540 --> 14:47.958 - We're not trying to force you to do anything 14:47.983 --> 14:49.693 that you don't want to do. 14:49.776 --> 14:52.988 - Al Sulam didn't force me either. 14:53.071 --> 14:55.865 I chose to be a Jihadi. 14:55.949 --> 14:57.367 - I understand. 14:58.994 --> 15:01.830 You were 15 when you disappeared, 15:01.913 --> 15:03.248 and you and your father were still mourning 15:03.331 --> 15:05.208 the loss of your mother. 15:05.292 --> 15:08.837 - And no one was there but Al Sulam. 15:08.920 --> 15:12.841 - Blind loyalty without truth leads to corruption. 15:12.924 --> 15:15.010 It also says that in the Quran. 15:15.093 --> 15:16.886 - So then what is the truth? 15:16.970 --> 15:19.097 - Your name is Patrick Graham. 15:19.180 --> 15:21.474 Nine years ago, you were kidnapped by Al Sulam 15:21.558 --> 15:23.476 and believed to be dead. 15:23.560 --> 15:26.479 By some miracle, you're here, safe, 15:26.563 --> 15:28.440 home in New York. 15:28.523 --> 15:30.650 - My home 15:30.734 --> 15:32.902 is Raqqa, 15:32.986 --> 15:35.322 capital of Al Sulam. 15:35.463 --> 15:36.798 When you guys stopped looking for me, 15:36.823 --> 15:38.325 I stopped pledging my allegiance 15:38.408 --> 15:40.118 to the United States. 15:40.201 --> 15:43.079 [soft dramatic music] 15:43.163 --> 15:46.124 ♪ ♪ 15:46.207 --> 15:48.585 - That's the last picture I took of him. 15:48.668 --> 15:50.378 He was just a kid. 15:52.005 --> 15:53.131 Now he's a man. 15:54.924 --> 15:58.929 - Who needs his father more than ever, I would suggest. 15:59.012 --> 16:00.764 - I thought he was dead. 16:00.905 --> 16:02.949 All these years, we could have found him. 16:02.974 --> 16:05.518 - No one has done more than you. 16:05.602 --> 16:06.728 - More than me? 16:06.811 --> 16:08.355 I gave up. 16:08.438 --> 16:12.317 - Anthony, you searched for five years. 16:12.400 --> 16:14.194 - I never should have stopped looking. 16:14.277 --> 16:16.571 - Well, now you have a second chance. 16:19.215 --> 16:21.009 - When can Patrick come home? 16:21.034 --> 16:21.993 - We don't know. 16:22.077 --> 16:24.371 But it's gonna be a long road. 16:24.454 --> 16:27.540 - There's a deradicalization camp in the UK. 16:27.624 --> 16:30.293 They have great success with this kind of trauma. 16:31.962 --> 16:33.505 - I need to drop out of the race 16:33.530 --> 16:36.158 and just focus on being with Patrick. 16:36.299 --> 16:41.513 - OK, but you don't need to make that decision right now. 16:41.596 --> 16:43.515 There are people counting on you. 16:43.540 --> 16:45.584 - My son is counting on me. 16:45.725 --> 16:47.852 When can I see him? 16:47.877 --> 16:49.337 - We can arrange for that. 16:49.479 --> 16:51.289 But we're still trying to get through to him. 16:51.314 --> 16:55.026 And you should know he's been brainwashed. 16:55.110 --> 16:58.738 I served in Afghanistan, done rescue missions there. 16:58.822 --> 17:00.991 I wish I wasn't all too familiar with this. 17:01.074 --> 17:03.410 ♪ ♪ 17:03.493 --> 17:06.329 - Are you saying he's like them now? 17:06.413 --> 17:09.374 - I'm saying it's-- it's a process. 17:09.457 --> 17:11.835 - Mr. And Mrs. Graham, more pressingly, 17:11.918 --> 17:14.796 the people that we found Patrick with 17:14.879 --> 17:16.856 are planning a terror attack in New York City, 17:16.881 --> 17:18.675 which we believe to be imminent. 17:18.758 --> 17:20.844 - And Patrick is our only way in. 17:20.927 --> 17:24.139 [soft dramatic music] 17:24.164 --> 17:25.749 - What do you need from me? 17:25.774 --> 17:28.476 - Anything that reminds him of life before Al Sulam. 17:28.618 --> 17:30.453 - Yeah, family photographs can help, 17:30.478 --> 17:33.857 a story, a shared memory, anything. 17:35.275 --> 17:36.359 - [sighs] 17:38.445 --> 17:40.989 - This is upside-down pie. 17:41.072 --> 17:43.524 Your dad said that it was your favorite. 17:43.549 --> 17:47.287 He said you guys always used to get a slice after a Mets game. 17:47.370 --> 17:49.372 - I know what you're trying to do. 17:52.167 --> 17:54.169 - Look, you had a whole life 17:54.508 --> 17:55.718 before Al Sulam. 17:55.743 --> 17:57.844 Maybe you forgot, 17:57.869 --> 17:58.940 but your Dad didn't. 17:58.965 --> 18:00.467 He gave us all this. 18:02.093 --> 18:04.346 - I have no father. 18:06.139 --> 18:07.474 - Well, 18:07.615 --> 18:09.242 Anthony Graham is, uh, 18:09.267 --> 18:11.728 very happy to have you back home. 18:11.811 --> 18:15.065 I know that-- 18:15.148 --> 18:17.422 that Raqqa is home, 18:17.447 --> 18:21.157 but I think that you might feel at home here, too, someday. 18:23.465 --> 18:25.759 You know, when you went missing, 18:25.784 --> 18:29.621 your father went on the news with these photos every night, 18:29.704 --> 18:31.289 begging for your return. 18:31.373 --> 18:34.876 - And profiting for political gain. 18:34.960 --> 18:36.878 - Is that what they told you? 18:36.962 --> 18:39.297 [soft tense music] 18:39.381 --> 18:41.883 They lied to you. 18:41.967 --> 18:44.094 ♪ ♪ 18:44.177 --> 18:46.054 About everything. 18:48.014 --> 18:50.850 Your dad dedicated his life 18:50.934 --> 18:52.344 to bringing you back. 18:54.980 --> 18:59.276 And when he thought that you were dead, to your memory. 18:59.359 --> 19:06.241 ♪ ♪ 19:15.125 --> 19:18.253 - His hair, it's--[chuckles] 19:18.336 --> 19:20.046 It's gray. 19:20.130 --> 19:22.882 - Yeah. 19:22.966 --> 19:24.718 Happens to the best of us. 19:24.801 --> 19:30.307 ♪ ♪ 19:30.390 --> 19:32.392 - [chuckles] 19:38.106 --> 19:39.938 That's the lake house. - Mm. 19:41.901 --> 19:43.570 - [chuckles] 19:43.653 --> 19:50.577 ♪ ♪ 19:53.619 --> 19:56.850 Every year, we'd have this, uh-- 19:56.875 --> 19:59.044 this family fishing contest. 20:01.895 --> 20:04.939 I'd win every time. 20:05.234 --> 20:07.027 He'd rig the polls, you know? 20:07.052 --> 20:09.054 He'd, uh-- 20:11.806 --> 20:13.725 He'd plant the big fish on my hook. 20:13.808 --> 20:14.768 - Mm. 20:14.851 --> 20:19.022 ♪ ♪ 20:19.163 --> 20:21.082 I know that you might be feeling a little confused 20:21.107 --> 20:23.109 right now, but I am here to help. 20:26.613 --> 20:27.989 I need your help too. 20:31.159 --> 20:33.745 There are dozens of families just like yours 20:33.770 --> 20:36.665 that will be devastated unless you tell us 20:36.748 --> 20:39.376 where the explosives are. 20:39.459 --> 20:45.465 ♪ ♪ 20:46.274 --> 20:49.235 - They were going to rig 20:49.260 --> 20:51.164 PETN into phones. 20:53.306 --> 20:55.058 - And where were they gonna to take those phones? 20:55.083 --> 20:56.126 - [softly] I don't know. 20:58.370 --> 21:01.248 We were supposed to find out at the rug shop, 21:01.273 --> 21:02.883 but we--we didn't get that far. 21:02.908 --> 21:04.368 - Well, where's the PETN now? 21:07.487 --> 21:09.631 - There's an operative in Greenpoint who holds 21:09.656 --> 21:12.325 onto stuff for us, but I-- I don't know anything else. 21:14.077 --> 21:15.328 I swear. 21:18.164 --> 21:19.457 - Thank you. 21:19.541 --> 21:22.419 [tense music] 21:22.502 --> 21:26.214 ♪ ♪ 21:26.298 --> 21:28.508 - Hey, so it's the one with the brick steps right there. 21:28.591 --> 21:30.260 - OK. We get a look inside? 21:30.343 --> 21:32.387 - Uh, just the floor plans I showed you. 21:32.528 --> 21:35.448 Uh, Con Ed check came back to a Mo Rahimi. 21:35.473 --> 21:37.517 Single male, no known family. 21:37.601 --> 21:39.102 - Back covered? 21:39.127 --> 21:41.104 - Bravo team, you in position? - Rear exit secure. 21:41.187 --> 21:42.156 - Yeah. - OK, let's go. 21:42.181 --> 21:43.099 - Here we go. 21:43.305 --> 21:46.109 ♪ ♪ 21:46.192 --> 21:47.485 [gunshots banging] 21:47.569 --> 21:50.113 [indistinct shouting] 21:50.138 --> 21:51.590 Alpha team, cover us. - Copy. Copy. 21:51.615 --> 21:53.074 - Door! Breach up! 21:53.099 --> 21:55.750 [indistinct shouting] 21:55.775 --> 21:57.078 [door crashes] 21:57.162 --> 21:59.247 - Move, move, move! 21:59.331 --> 22:02.167 [indistinct shouting] 22:02.250 --> 22:03.460 - Front room clear! 22:03.543 --> 22:06.921 ♪ ♪ 22:07.005 --> 22:08.757 - Back room clear! 22:08.840 --> 22:10.091 - Right there. 22:10.175 --> 22:12.260 ♪ ♪ 22:12.344 --> 22:15.055 - [crying] 22:15.138 --> 22:17.474 [wails] 22:17.557 --> 22:19.684 He was just a boy. 22:19.768 --> 22:21.828 [sobs] 22:21.853 --> 22:24.522 What will I tell them? 22:24.606 --> 22:27.985 [sobs] What will I tell them? 22:28.401 --> 22:30.128 - I'll get the bomb squad to secure the location. 22:30.153 --> 22:31.696 - You think that's all of it? 22:31.780 --> 22:33.298 - I sure hope so. 22:33.330 --> 22:34.915 There's enough here to take out the whole damn ZIP code. 22:34.991 --> 22:39.037 ♪ ♪ 22:40.305 --> 22:42.182 OK, so you're Mo Rahimi. 22:42.207 --> 22:43.249 This is your house, yeah? 22:43.274 --> 22:45.067 - Yes, that's correct. 22:45.092 --> 22:46.311 - You want to help yourself out and tell us 22:46.336 --> 22:47.921 why you have an armory upstairs? 22:47.946 --> 22:49.823 - I have nothing to do with it. 22:49.965 --> 22:51.925 I only store the weapons. - Uh-- 22:52.008 --> 22:54.177 OK, well, that's-- that's not exactly nothing. 22:54.260 --> 22:56.096 - So you're storing the weapons for the attack. 22:56.179 --> 22:58.306 When? Where is it? 22:58.390 --> 23:01.309 - You expect me to help you. 23:01.393 --> 23:03.144 You could have brought me in. 23:03.228 --> 23:04.688 But no, 23:04.771 --> 23:07.315 you come to my house. 23:07.399 --> 23:09.484 You kill my brother's only son. 23:09.567 --> 23:12.153 - He shot at FBI agents. 23:12.237 --> 23:15.949 - [breathes shakily] 23:16.032 --> 23:19.244 America will get what it deserves. 23:19.327 --> 23:20.954 You can arrest me-- 23:20.979 --> 23:23.857 an old man who has done nothing-- 23:23.999 --> 23:26.376 while the white boy can be a bomb maker 23:26.459 --> 23:29.212 and he is greeted as a hero. 23:29.237 --> 23:30.738 - What do you mean, bomb maker? 23:32.340 --> 23:35.719 [phone ringing] 23:35.802 --> 23:36.928 - Yeah? 23:37.012 --> 23:38.346 - Nikki, it's Bill. - Hey. 23:38.430 --> 23:40.348 Sounds like Patrick Graham's intel was good. 23:40.491 --> 23:41.700 - Yeah, except he failed to mention 23:41.725 --> 23:43.977 he was building IEDs for Al Sulam. 23:44.002 --> 23:46.338 They brought him here to build their bombs. 23:46.538 --> 23:48.999 We gotta transfer him from the safe house to 26 Fed now. 23:49.024 --> 23:50.859 - We don't have him anymore. 23:52.002 --> 23:54.087 - What do you mean? Where is he? 23:54.112 --> 23:56.573 - I got a call from DOJ about an hour ago. 23:56.656 --> 23:57.949 There was nothing I could do. 23:57.974 --> 23:58.975 The congressman pulled some strings. 23:59.117 --> 24:00.285 - To do what? 24:00.368 --> 24:02.037 - Release him back to his family. 24:02.065 --> 24:03.400 I--[scoffs] 24:03.538 --> 24:04.748 I tried to keep him in custody, 24:04.773 --> 24:05.766 but I didn't have a choice. 24:05.791 --> 24:07.375 - Well, we just released a trained bomb maker 24:07.400 --> 24:08.251 back into the field. 24:08.335 --> 24:09.878 We need to find him. 24:11.374 --> 24:13.209 [cheers and applause] 24:13.234 --> 24:14.985 - Why are we here? [camera shutters clicking] 24:15.175 --> 24:16.843 For a better New York. 24:16.926 --> 24:18.053 - Whoo! - Yeah! 24:18.136 --> 24:19.429 [cheers and applause] 24:19.512 --> 24:22.057 - Yes! 24:22.140 --> 24:24.225 - And who's gonna deliver it? 24:24.250 --> 24:25.560 Anthony Graham. 24:25.644 --> 24:27.437 [cheers and applause] 24:27.520 --> 24:28.855 [crowd chanting] Graham! Graham! 24:28.939 --> 24:30.565 Graham! Graham! 24:30.590 --> 24:32.925 Graham! Graham! Graham! 24:32.950 --> 24:35.195 - Thank you all for coming today. 24:35.220 --> 24:38.056 It is my great pleasure to introduce 24:38.081 --> 24:40.450 the son of Anthony Graham, 24:40.533 --> 24:42.118 newly returned to us, 24:42.202 --> 24:43.870 Patrick Graham. 24:43.954 --> 24:46.873 [cheers and applause] 24:46.957 --> 24:49.834 [tense music] 24:49.918 --> 24:52.212 ♪ ♪ 24:52.295 --> 24:54.464 - Hi, I'm Anthony's son. 24:54.547 --> 24:56.416 As most of you know, I spent the past nine years 24:56.441 --> 24:58.443 in captivity. 24:58.468 --> 25:00.720 I'm here today to support my father 25:00.804 --> 25:03.348 who turned to politics after my abduction. 25:03.431 --> 25:05.433 - The tablet could contain PETN. 25:05.575 --> 25:07.285 - I'm thinking the same thing. 25:07.310 --> 25:08.970 - Nine years ago, while on vacation, I was taken hostage-- 25:08.995 --> 25:11.122 - Patrick, get back from the podium! 25:11.147 --> 25:12.148 - FBI! Move back! - Everyone get back! 25:12.232 --> 25:13.316 Get back! Get back! - Move! Go! 25:13.400 --> 25:15.068 Come on, come on! Back! Go! 25:15.151 --> 25:16.278 - Patrick! - Go, go, go! 25:16.361 --> 25:17.737 [explosion booms] 25:17.821 --> 25:19.739 [people screaming] 25:22.300 --> 25:23.343 - Where's Patrick? 25:23.368 --> 25:24.452 - You OK? 25:24.536 --> 25:26.329 Someone call 911! 25:30.633 --> 25:32.153 - We've got no eyes at all 25:32.178 --> 25:33.461 on Patrick Graham fleeing the scene? 25:33.545 --> 25:33.860 - No. 25:33.885 --> 25:35.428 In the chaos, he just disappeared. 25:35.832 --> 25:37.607 - Uh, the Congressman is at St. Michael's. 25:37.632 --> 25:38.703 Minor injuries. 25:38.728 --> 25:40.468 Apparently, he's got a slight concussion. 25:40.493 --> 25:42.328 - OK, well, what are we saying? 25:42.353 --> 25:44.139 Patrick tried to blow himself up to make a statement? 25:44.222 --> 25:45.724 - Or Al Sulam planted it. 25:45.807 --> 25:47.634 - Or he tried to take out his father with explosives 25:47.659 --> 25:49.369 his people smuggled in. 25:49.394 --> 25:51.646 And we sent him to an off-book safehouse 25:51.671 --> 25:54.566 when he should have been in FBI custody from the beginning. 25:54.591 --> 25:56.276 - And we're gonna find him. - Oh, and when we do, 25:56.359 --> 25:57.419 he's no longer a source of intel. 25:57.444 --> 25:58.737 He is my suspect. 25:58.762 --> 26:00.964 - Wait, do we know how Patrick set off the IED? 26:01.048 --> 26:02.716 - The preliminary reports indicated 26:02.741 --> 26:04.326 it originated in the tablet. 26:04.351 --> 26:05.785 They're testing it right now. 26:05.869 --> 26:07.579 - Well, then I don't think he was targeting his dad. 26:07.604 --> 26:09.125 - And why is that? 26:09.150 --> 26:10.944 - Because if he was, his dad would be dead. 26:11.249 --> 26:13.501 He knew exactly where Anthony was staged. 26:13.643 --> 26:15.937 No, I think this is a play for media attention. 26:15.962 --> 26:17.130 It's just fear mongering. 26:17.155 --> 26:18.548 - You want to psychoanalyze Al Sulam? 26:18.573 --> 26:20.675 It's not complex. Patrick believes in Jihad. 26:20.759 --> 26:22.258 - I'm not psychoanalyzing. 26:22.283 --> 26:24.012 I'm trying to find him by understanding his mindset, 26:24.037 --> 26:25.247 what's in his soul. 26:25.388 --> 26:26.806 - That's literally psychoanalyzing. 26:26.890 --> 26:28.308 [snaps fingers] - Sick burn. 26:28.391 --> 26:29.893 - Are you still here? 26:29.976 --> 26:32.187 - Hard to prosecute a man by looking into his soul. 26:32.270 --> 26:33.888 - No, but it's an easy way to locate someone. 26:33.913 --> 26:35.086 We do it every day. 26:35.111 --> 26:36.983 - Gina, I want to question Anthony Graham 26:37.008 --> 26:38.251 before he's released from St. Michael's. 26:38.276 --> 26:39.444 - Yeah. 26:39.527 --> 26:40.571 - Well, we can do that. 26:40.604 --> 26:42.747 - No, he went above our heads to the DOJ. 26:42.772 --> 26:44.733 He's the kind of guy that wants to speak to the manager. 26:44.866 --> 26:46.701 Track down his wife. 26:46.785 --> 26:49.412 She might know something. 26:49.496 --> 26:51.581 - Oh, look at this. What a nightmare. 26:51.665 --> 26:53.166 - Do you have a statement? [camera shutter clicking] 26:53.249 --> 26:54.542 [reporters clamoring] 26:54.626 --> 26:55.627 - Any comments? 26:55.710 --> 26:57.796 [overlapping chatter] 26:57.821 --> 26:59.506 - FBI. FBI. Back up. - Excuse me. Get back, please. 26:59.589 --> 27:00.840 - Make some room. Give her some space. 27:00.865 --> 27:02.175 - Excuse me! Excuse me! Come on. 27:02.258 --> 27:03.652 - Come on through. Make some room. 27:03.677 --> 27:04.636 - Hey, what did I say? - Thank you. 27:04.719 --> 27:06.012 - Please. - Thank you. Thank you. 27:06.037 --> 27:07.806 - How does it feel having a terrorist stepson? 27:07.850 --> 27:08.768 - Hey! I said get back! 27:08.793 --> 27:10.433 - Patrick is not at fault. 27:10.575 --> 27:12.327 We trust the police will find him 27:12.352 --> 27:14.187 and get him the help he needs. 27:14.247 --> 27:16.165 - What about your husband, Mrs. Graham? 27:16.190 --> 27:18.608 - My husband will do what he's always done-- 27:18.692 --> 27:23.405 be a congressman who fights for the safety of all New Yorkers. 27:23.488 --> 27:25.507 - Mrs. Graham, where do you think your son is right now? 27:25.532 --> 27:27.200 - That's enough. Thank you. - Mrs. Graham, may we come in? 27:27.284 --> 27:28.618 - That's enough. [reporters clamoring] 27:28.702 --> 27:31.162 - All they care about is a soundbite. 27:31.246 --> 27:33.748 If you give it to them, they back off. 27:33.832 --> 27:35.583 - Mrs. Graham, how's your husband doing? 27:35.667 --> 27:38.378 - Ah, he's stable, um, 27:38.461 --> 27:39.838 but he's heartbroken. 27:39.980 --> 27:41.523 [sighs] 27:41.548 --> 27:45.593 Anthony wanted so badly for his son to come home. 27:45.736 --> 27:48.530 We maybe shouldn't have rushed things. 27:48.555 --> 27:51.474 Patrick needs help. 27:53.602 --> 27:55.687 Help that maybe we can't give him. 27:57.480 --> 27:59.457 - Mrs. Graham, I'm sure you can understand, 27:59.482 --> 28:01.484 but we're just as keen to locate Patrick as you are. 28:01.627 --> 28:02.836 - Where would he run? 28:02.861 --> 28:04.462 Any family friends, a distant relative, 28:04.487 --> 28:06.281 someone Patrick would feel safe with? 28:06.364 --> 28:09.492 - Well, I-I was hoping you could tell me. 28:09.576 --> 28:12.996 [phone vibrating] I never knew Patrick before. 28:13.079 --> 28:14.873 I'm as lost as you are. 28:15.015 --> 28:16.266 - Sorry. 28:16.291 --> 28:17.959 I, uh--I have to take this. 28:21.921 --> 28:23.423 Nikki, what have we got? 28:23.506 --> 28:25.717 - A missing congressman. 28:25.742 --> 28:27.869 - What, Anthony Graham? 28:28.070 --> 28:30.155 I thought he was under police protection at the hospital. 28:30.180 --> 28:32.424 - Yeah, well, he was, but I just got an alert that 28:32.449 --> 28:34.797 he ditched his protective detail. 28:34.822 --> 28:37.449 - OK, well, do we have any idea where he went? 28:37.774 --> 28:39.734 - The attending nurse said that he was disturbed 28:39.759 --> 28:40.999 by something he read on his phone, 28:41.024 --> 28:42.108 and he hightailed it out of there. 28:42.137 --> 28:43.430 I'm guessing he didn't go home. 28:43.458 --> 28:44.709 - No. 28:44.734 --> 28:47.697 - OK, so that's two missing Grahams. 28:47.781 --> 28:49.074 - Yeah. 28:49.157 --> 28:51.034 I wonder what was on that phone. 28:51.175 --> 28:53.720 - We need to get into his texts and his emails. 28:53.745 --> 28:54.913 - On it. 28:54.996 --> 28:57.874 [tense music] 28:57.958 --> 28:59.542 ♪ ♪ 28:59.626 --> 29:01.086 [phone chimes] 29:01.169 --> 29:06.591 ♪ ♪ 29:06.675 --> 29:08.927 - And when was the press conference officially decided? 29:09.010 --> 29:12.597 - Um, last minute, obviously. 29:12.681 --> 29:14.140 Does that matter? 29:14.165 --> 29:16.667 - Uh, right now everything matters, Mrs. Graham. 29:16.810 --> 29:19.354 Just a few more questions, if you don't mind. 29:19.437 --> 29:20.939 So today was the first time you met Patrick. 29:21.022 --> 29:22.403 Is that right? 29:22.428 --> 29:24.526 Thank you. We'll be in touch. 29:24.609 --> 29:26.528 - The Congressman left the hospital. 29:26.553 --> 29:27.630 - What? 29:27.655 --> 29:28.716 Why didn't you tell Kimberly? 29:28.741 --> 29:30.615 - Because I don't want her telling the press. 29:30.699 --> 29:32.158 - Yeah, she does like to talk. 29:32.242 --> 29:33.702 Don't you think it's odd the Congressman told us 29:33.727 --> 29:35.078 he's dropping out of the race, 29:35.103 --> 29:36.496 and she made it seem like he's not? 29:36.521 --> 29:38.206 - Yeah, well, typical politicians. 29:38.408 --> 29:40.034 - So do we have any idea where the Congressman is? 29:40.059 --> 29:41.685 - Yeah, while you were keeping her busy, 29:41.710 --> 29:43.050 I managed to hack into his emails. 29:43.075 --> 29:45.772 Here, from Patrick. 29:45.797 --> 29:47.065 - "Dad, you have to believe me. 29:47.090 --> 29:48.633 "I had nothing to do with this. 29:48.658 --> 29:50.284 "I just want to go home. 29:50.373 --> 29:53.054 Please meet me at the corner of Maple and Elm." 29:54.806 --> 29:56.558 - Here it is. 29:56.641 --> 29:59.144 It's footage of the location that Patrick sent his father. 29:59.169 --> 30:00.520 - There's a park near their house 30:00.545 --> 30:01.997 with a memorial bench for Patrick's mother 30:02.022 --> 30:04.399 right near here. 30:04.540 --> 30:07.085 And there's the congressman in a rental car, 30:07.110 --> 30:08.303 picking up Patrick. 30:08.328 --> 30:10.030 - They were headed north on the 295, 30:10.113 --> 30:12.157 but we lost them on the country roads. 30:12.240 --> 30:13.908 - So he's taking his son on the run. 30:13.992 --> 30:15.744 - Or his son has taken him. 30:15.827 --> 30:17.162 - Why? What are you thinking? 30:17.245 --> 30:18.955 [tense music] 30:19.039 --> 30:21.833 - Patrick wants to finish what he started-- 30:21.916 --> 30:23.793 to murder his father. 30:23.877 --> 30:25.754 ♪ ♪ 30:30.108 --> 30:31.401 - So it looks like the last 30:31.426 --> 30:32.587 license reader hit was just outside Harriman. 30:32.671 --> 30:33.797 Looks like they're headed north. 30:33.996 --> 30:35.610 - Congressman Graham's office says 30:35.635 --> 30:37.137 he's not answering any texts or calls, which, 30:37.162 --> 30:38.979 according to his staff, is very unusual. 30:39.004 --> 30:40.669 - You know, everything about this is unusual. 30:40.694 --> 30:42.070 He's in the car with a trained killer. 30:42.153 --> 30:43.755 - Or he's on the run with his son, 30:43.780 --> 30:45.073 whose mental state we still don't understand. 30:45.156 --> 30:46.700 - That's a very big "or." 30:46.841 --> 30:48.259 - OK, Patrick's email to his father said 30:48.284 --> 30:49.494 that he wanted to "go home." 30:49.519 --> 30:51.287 Where would he consider home? 30:51.371 --> 30:52.706 - Somewhere he feels safe. 30:52.848 --> 30:54.349 - With depressing regularity, 30:54.374 --> 30:55.667 it usually goes back to the mom, something, 30:55.692 --> 30:58.362 some childhood memory. 30:59.734 --> 31:01.027 - Where's Patrick's mother from? 31:01.172 --> 31:03.191 - Michelle Graham, maiden name Johnson. 31:03.224 --> 31:04.934 From Lake George, New York. 31:04.959 --> 31:07.345 Hold on, I'm searching. 31:07.488 --> 31:09.698 Robert Johnson owns a lake house up there, 31:09.723 --> 31:10.907 and he's her brother. 31:10.932 --> 31:12.851 Look at this. 31:12.934 --> 31:14.227 - Let's go. 31:14.252 --> 31:15.170 - We'll keep trying to track. 31:15.312 --> 31:16.563 I'll notify Ground Branch. 31:16.646 --> 31:17.731 Meet you up there. 31:17.814 --> 31:19.316 - All right. 31:19.399 --> 31:21.151 [footsteps crunching] 31:21.234 --> 31:22.694 [crickets chirping] 31:22.777 --> 31:24.362 Looks like someone's home. 31:25.573 --> 31:27.966 - There's a rental car. - Yeah. 31:27.991 --> 31:29.884 We need to gain entry now. - No, no, no. 31:29.909 --> 31:31.094 Let's wait for Ground Branch. 31:31.119 --> 31:32.068 They're not far behind us. 31:32.093 --> 31:33.747 - I'm not waiting. - OK, fine. 31:33.772 --> 31:35.332 But let me at least pick the lock. 31:35.415 --> 31:36.916 I don't need you kicking down doors. 31:37.000 --> 31:37.959 - Fine. 31:38.043 --> 31:41.296 [suspenseful music] 31:41.379 --> 31:47.969 ♪ ♪ 31:49.220 --> 31:50.388 - [grunts] 31:55.435 --> 31:56.936 - [chuckles] 31:57.020 --> 31:58.563 Go ahead, go ahead. 32:00.273 --> 32:01.983 [plate clattering] 32:06.546 --> 32:07.964 - Drop the knife! 32:07.989 --> 32:09.699 Hands in the air! Drop the knife! 32:09.783 --> 32:10.950 - No, no, no! Don't shoot! 32:10.975 --> 32:12.494 Put the gun down! 32:12.553 --> 32:14.030 - Congressman, step aside. - He didn't do it. 32:14.079 --> 32:15.847 He was set up. He's done nothing wrong. 32:15.872 --> 32:16.748 - OK, just step aside. 32:16.831 --> 32:18.208 - He's the victim here. 32:18.233 --> 32:19.430 - Patrick, hands up! 32:19.455 --> 32:20.906 - Please, stop! 32:21.031 --> 32:22.907 I lost Patrick once. 32:22.932 --> 32:24.130 I'm not losing him again. 32:24.214 --> 32:25.757 - He's telling the truth, OK? 32:25.899 --> 32:27.359 I didn't set that bomb. 32:27.384 --> 32:29.194 - Who did then, Patrick? - I don't know. 32:29.219 --> 32:31.971 ♪ ♪ 32:32.055 --> 32:33.823 - Hey. - Something strange. 32:33.848 --> 32:35.149 - From Colin? - Not exactly. 32:35.174 --> 32:36.951 Bomb Scene Analysis, from TEDAC, 32:36.976 --> 32:38.520 from the explosive at the press conference. 32:38.662 --> 32:40.372 So we were chasing PETN, right? 32:40.397 --> 32:42.219 - That's not what they used. - No. 32:42.244 --> 32:45.318 The tablet had a military compound called RDX. 32:45.460 --> 32:47.295 Created by Keown, Inc. 32:47.320 --> 32:49.258 - Keown, the military contractor. 32:49.283 --> 32:51.741 So the bomb was American? - As apple pie. 32:51.883 --> 32:53.468 - So Patrick didn't make that bomb. 32:53.493 --> 32:55.178 If Patrick's not the nexus, then who is? 32:55.203 --> 32:57.739 - So I did find a connection between Keown 32:57.764 --> 33:00.183 and Kimberly Graham. 33:00.208 --> 33:01.793 - The Congressman's wife. - Mm-hmm. 33:01.818 --> 33:03.795 She's been receiving a consulting fee 33:03.820 --> 33:06.782 from Keown ever since Anthony Graham took office. 33:06.998 --> 33:09.417 - Military contracts, construction projects-- 33:09.442 --> 33:10.776 the Congressman's voted their way. 33:10.844 --> 33:11.803 - Sure has. 33:11.886 --> 33:13.221 - Find Colin. - Yeah. 33:13.304 --> 33:15.348 - And Gina, great work. 33:18.893 --> 33:20.562 [phone vibrating] - All right, he's clear. 33:20.645 --> 33:22.410 You can turn around. All right. 33:22.435 --> 33:23.769 - Nikki. 33:25.583 --> 33:27.502 - Is that why you're back in the States, 33:27.527 --> 33:29.863 to help make and set off bombs here? 33:29.946 --> 33:31.906 - I didn't have a choice. 33:31.931 --> 33:34.868 They threatened to kill me if I didn't do what they asked. 33:34.935 --> 33:37.062 You know, for nine years, I was out there-- 33:37.087 --> 33:38.830 - It's OK. - Hold on, hold on. 33:38.855 --> 33:40.607 You have no idea. 33:40.749 --> 33:42.934 Every night, trying to sleep, thinking, you know, 33:42.959 --> 33:45.211 maybe this is the night they'll finally kill me. 33:45.295 --> 33:47.047 They broke me. 33:47.130 --> 33:48.423 But luckily, you know, I survived. 33:48.448 --> 33:51.034 Because there was a kid from Belgium, 33:51.176 --> 33:54.179 they hung him up by his feet and left him for dead. 33:55.725 --> 33:57.977 - No one should ever have to endure that. 33:58.110 --> 34:00.196 - So--so you believe me? 34:00.221 --> 34:02.181 - He's telling the truth, Bill. 34:02.311 --> 34:05.707 The bomb was staged by Keown Military Contractors. 34:05.732 --> 34:07.901 - Keown, why? 34:08.042 --> 34:09.377 - Kimberly works for Keown. 34:09.402 --> 34:10.904 Did you know that, Anthony? 34:11.046 --> 34:12.756 - No, you're wrong. 34:12.781 --> 34:14.491 She had some close associates. 34:14.516 --> 34:16.201 - Keown has been buying Kimberly's influence 34:16.284 --> 34:18.119 for years-- 34:18.261 --> 34:19.679 your vote, your contracts, 34:19.704 --> 34:21.915 she needs you to keep your seat. 34:21.943 --> 34:23.653 And that is why she went after Patrick. 34:25.104 --> 34:26.689 - She wouldn't. 34:26.714 --> 34:29.089 - Who asked you to read the speech at the press conference? 34:29.172 --> 34:31.299 - Kimberly. 34:31.383 --> 34:32.967 - And who handed you the tablet? 34:36.469 --> 34:37.472 - Kimberly. 34:37.555 --> 34:38.890 [power shuts off] 34:38.973 --> 34:39.891 [suspenseful music] 34:39.974 --> 34:42.060 - Do you normally lose power? 34:42.143 --> 34:43.144 - Never. 34:43.228 --> 34:50.151 ♪ ♪ 34:52.109 --> 34:54.447 - Two hostiles in tactical gear carrying assault weapons 34:54.472 --> 34:56.098 at the end of the driveway. 34:56.241 --> 35:03.164 ♪ ♪ 35:10.588 --> 35:12.966 That driveway is the only way out of here. 35:12.991 --> 35:15.827 - Uh, unless we go through the woods out the back. 35:15.852 --> 35:17.762 - There's two more covering the back. 35:17.846 --> 35:19.180 - [sighs] 35:19.264 --> 35:20.724 We're surrounded. 35:20.807 --> 35:23.727 ♪ ♪ 35:28.398 --> 35:30.108 [fire hissing] 35:30.191 --> 35:32.319 - Who are these guys? - I don't know. 35:32.402 --> 35:33.486 Do you have any guns in the house? 35:33.511 --> 35:34.484 - No. 35:34.509 --> 35:36.156 - We can't just stand around and wait for 'em. 35:36.239 --> 35:37.615 - So what do we do then? 35:37.699 --> 35:39.159 - Where's the HVAC system? 35:39.184 --> 35:40.994 - In the basement. 35:41.077 --> 35:42.412 - Any chance you got a backup generator? 35:42.437 --> 35:43.680 - It's in the basement too. 35:43.705 --> 35:45.415 It's a little shoddy, but I could get it running again. 35:45.440 --> 35:47.442 - Bill, what are you thinking? 35:47.584 --> 35:49.169 - Patrick, I'm gonna need your help. 35:49.252 --> 35:50.920 [suspenseful music] 35:51.004 --> 35:52.130 - Mm. 35:52.213 --> 35:53.548 - Hey. 35:53.631 --> 36:00.722 ♪ ♪ 36:01.389 --> 36:03.016 How do you make chloramine gas? 36:03.099 --> 36:07.187 - We need bleach, ammonia, or any other household cleaner. 36:07.270 --> 36:09.314 [clattering] 36:11.391 --> 36:12.726 - [groans] 36:12.751 --> 36:14.361 We need to seal off these vents, 36:14.386 --> 36:16.154 or we'll get a backdraft off the chemicals. 36:16.237 --> 36:17.280 - Yeah. 36:19.148 --> 36:21.201 - How about this? - No. 36:26.122 --> 36:27.082 - [exhales] 36:31.920 --> 36:33.004 - [muffled] In position! 36:33.088 --> 36:34.589 - [muffled] All clear back here! 36:34.673 --> 36:35.757 - [muffled] Prepare to breach. - Hell with it. 36:35.782 --> 36:37.133 I'm going up there. - No, no, no. 36:37.158 --> 36:38.843 Anthony, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. 36:41.054 --> 36:42.430 - You all right? - Yeah. 36:42.455 --> 36:44.432 - They're in the house. Colin, seal the top door. 36:48.144 --> 36:50.188 [men shouting in distance] 36:50.271 --> 36:51.690 ♪ ♪ 36:51.773 --> 36:56.069 [muffled indistinct shouting] 36:56.152 --> 36:59.322 - [muffled] Fan out! Secure the lower level! 37:02.534 --> 37:03.785 - This is it. 37:03.868 --> 37:05.078 - Cover up. 37:05.161 --> 37:06.788 Fire up that generator. 37:06.871 --> 37:09.666 [generator clicking, whirring] 37:15.171 --> 37:18.049 [suspenseful music] 37:18.133 --> 37:24.139 ♪ ♪ 37:25.181 --> 37:28.018 [vent whirring] 37:33.612 --> 37:35.155 All right, give it a minute. 37:35.180 --> 37:38.069 - Believe me, when it's working, we'll know. 37:38.153 --> 37:41.656 [footsteps tapping] 37:41.740 --> 37:44.034 [men coughing] 37:44.117 --> 37:46.494 [thudding] 37:46.578 --> 37:49.331 [coughing] 37:49.414 --> 37:51.708 - [muffled] Retreat! [coughing] 37:51.791 --> 37:54.127 [men coughing] 37:54.210 --> 37:57.047 Fall back. 37:57.130 --> 37:59.549 [muffled indistinct shouting] 38:03.889 --> 38:05.155 - Ground Branch is here. 38:05.180 --> 38:06.181 - Right on time. 38:10.060 --> 38:12.145 [coughing] 38:14.189 --> 38:18.109 - Hold on, there's only three hostiles. 38:18.193 --> 38:20.987 [door opens] 38:21.071 --> 38:24.115 [tense music] 38:24.199 --> 38:30.205 ♪ ♪ 38:30.413 --> 38:31.873 [gunshots] 38:31.956 --> 38:33.792 [thudding] 38:35.794 --> 38:37.170 - Coming down! 38:37.253 --> 38:38.171 - Ryan? 38:41.800 --> 38:43.259 - Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. 38:43.343 --> 38:44.761 Colin. 38:44.844 --> 38:46.012 Rest of y'all. 38:46.096 --> 38:47.263 Threat's contained. 38:48.765 --> 38:49.974 [sniffs] 38:50.058 --> 38:51.601 What the hell is that smell? 38:51.626 --> 38:53.961 - That is the smell of freedom, mate. 38:54.104 --> 38:55.355 And chloramine. 38:55.438 --> 38:57.482 - [chuckles] 38:57.507 --> 38:59.551 OK. 38:59.693 --> 39:03.738 All right, Patrick, your transport's ready. 39:03.763 --> 39:06.022 - Are you sure this is a good idea? 39:06.047 --> 39:07.799 - These people, they know what they're doing. 39:07.857 --> 39:09.984 They have great results on this program. 39:10.009 --> 39:12.122 - I just still think I should come. 39:12.263 --> 39:13.431 - Family members aren't encouraged 39:13.456 --> 39:15.792 for the first 90 days. 39:15.875 --> 39:18.128 - Right. 39:18.211 --> 39:20.422 - Dad, I got this, I promise. 39:20.447 --> 39:21.990 [gentle music] 39:22.015 --> 39:23.182 - I love you, son. 39:24.884 --> 39:26.177 - I love you too. 39:26.261 --> 39:30.807 ♪ ♪ 39:30.890 --> 39:33.018 [clears throat] 39:33.101 --> 39:34.769 - Good luck. - Thank you. 39:34.853 --> 39:39.024 ♪ ♪ 39:39.107 --> 39:42.193 - I think those two are gonna be all right, you know? 39:42.277 --> 39:44.654 - I got a message from our friend Jubal-- 39:44.796 --> 39:47.215 the FBI just nabbed Kimberly at Teterboro 39:47.240 --> 39:49.050 trying to board a private jet 39:49.075 --> 39:51.328 to God knows what non-extradition country. 39:52.537 --> 39:54.205 - How'd those guys find us so fast? 39:56.799 --> 39:59.093 - I don't know. 39:59.118 --> 40:00.837 - Well, don't you think we should figure that out? 40:00.862 --> 40:02.614 - It's all just spy games, Bill. 40:02.756 --> 40:05.216 They have intel the same as we do. 40:05.300 --> 40:06.634 - Yeah, right. 40:06.718 --> 40:09.012 [ominous music] 40:09.037 --> 40:10.372 - Come on. 40:10.397 --> 40:12.073 I think we should celebrate a job well done. 40:12.098 --> 40:13.183 There's a great pub 'round the corner, 40:13.208 --> 40:14.710 and I could murder a pint. 40:14.851 --> 40:15.977 [sighs] 40:17.729 --> 40:19.397 - Damn, you know, I gotta rain check. 40:19.481 --> 40:20.774 Quick stop to make. 40:20.857 --> 40:22.442 - Hmm. Your loss. 40:22.467 --> 40:24.072 - So congrats. 40:24.097 --> 40:26.474 Nikki told me about your, uh--your "op." 40:28.490 --> 40:29.783 - I'm still trying to figure out how 40:29.808 --> 40:31.184 Keown mercenaries knew our location. 40:31.326 --> 40:33.453 - What, you--you're saying you were set up? 40:33.536 --> 40:35.246 - I am. 40:35.271 --> 40:37.499 Somebody tipped them off to where we were. 40:37.524 --> 40:38.955 How else would they know? 40:38.980 --> 40:41.566 - Well, maybe Kimberly Graham just got ahead of you. 40:42.170 --> 40:44.506 - Only because... 40:44.589 --> 40:47.300 [soft dramatic music] 40:47.384 --> 40:51.471 Someone in the CIA told her. 40:51.554 --> 40:53.515 I'm convinced there is a mole, 40:53.598 --> 40:55.725 is what I'm saying. 40:55.809 --> 40:58.269 Someone inside is leaking. 40:58.353 --> 41:00.897 ♪ ♪ 41:00.981 --> 41:05.443 - So Nikki told me that Patrick Graham is heading 41:05.468 --> 41:07.087 to a deprogramming camp in the Cotswolds, 41:07.112 --> 41:08.154 huh? - Yeah. 41:08.297 --> 41:10.215 Watching him reminded me how easy it is 41:10.240 --> 41:11.616 to lose yourself when you join a group like that. 41:11.641 --> 41:12.456 - Whoa, whoa, whoa. 41:12.481 --> 41:15.662 You're not worried you're losing yourself at the CIA? 41:15.745 --> 41:17.497 - No. - Good. 41:17.564 --> 41:20.345 - But I do sometimes wonder what happens 41:20.370 --> 41:22.997 when you can't figure out who the good guys are anymore. 41:23.187 --> 41:26.523 - Well, if you're ever questioning that, 41:26.548 --> 41:29.092 then, uh, 41:29.117 --> 41:30.786 just look for the closest mirror. 41:30.927 --> 41:32.512 You'll be looking at one. 41:32.595 --> 41:35.515 [gentle music] 41:35.598 --> 41:37.392 ♪ ♪ 41:45.866 --> 41:48.744 [tense music] 41:48.828 --> 41:55.710 ♪ ♪ 42:05.882 --> 42:07.383 [wolf howls] >