We don't get that money back soon,
we two dead motherfuckers.
[Man] Previously on The Oval...
We need to handle Jason once and for all.
-Shut up! -[Priscilla] [moaning]
I was good to Priscilla.
Since she wants to be out there on her own,
let her deal with this shit on her own.
You're evil, Lilly, and I will kill you
or any other parasite that wants to do him harm.
-Do you want a divorce? -No, I don't want a divorce.
But you don't want to have anything to do with me.
Hey. Hey.
[Trent grunting]
What are you doing in my room?
You asshole!
Yeah, you wanna go tell the world about me,
how that worked out for you?
Look what you made me do!
You're gonna stay down here.
[whispers] You're gonna stay down here.
[Reporter] As the nation woke this morning,
we all woke to terrible news of day two
of Americans being attacked on American soil.
This president is in the hot seat.
Americans are waiting to hear from him,
to hear what is happening.
This is a defining moment for our nation
and for the Hunter Franklin presidency.
The American people are ready for a strike back.
[Hunter] I hear you, General Cunningham.
I'll order a strike back as soon as we have a clear objective.
Our clear objective is to take out A and A.
I agree. We just need to get
some more concrete evidence from Ted.
Team's working on that.
And how the hell does your agency
not notify the military that such an attack
was impending or even being planned?
This took us by surprise, General.
You and the agency need to get your heads out of your asses.
You need to fire all of the agents in the region.
You speak out of turn, General. You need to calm down.
If the president won't say it, I'll say it.
Gentlemen! We're all on the same side here.
If anybody's gonna be berated,
it'll be by me. Stand down.
Ms. Prinn, I need to get you into the press room.
Absolutely, as soon as we can draft
a cohesive and substantive statement.
Just try and do it quickly.
My staff is already on it with General Moss' team.
And we'll have that for you.
But, Mr. President, I think the American people
need to hear from you.
[General Moss] I agree.
I don't think the American people
will be able to wait until tonight's address
at the Oval Office.
The people want to hear from you now.
And they want to hear what action is being taken.
General Cunningham, your point has been made.
What are your thoughts on a briefing
by you, Mr. President?
I got an idea.
Ms. Prinn, you start the press briefing.
And then I'll make an impromptu appearance.
Say I wanted to speak to the American people myself.
I'll take a few questions.
Then we can have a defense briefing by you, General.
You take a few questions.
Ms. Prinn, you take back over.
And when it feels like the right time, just end it.
-Great plan, Mr. President. -All right.
That's our plan.
I'll see you guys soon. Agent Isaac.
-Where's the Chief of Staff? -He's on his way, sir.
[Hunter] Has he been briefed?
I briefed him personally, sir.
Oh. Fantastic. Let me know when he arrives.
Yes, Mr. President.
I can tell you, Gayle, there's been a lot
of activity at the White House so far this morning
for it to be so early.
If you look behind me, you'll see a military presence
that I've never seen in all my years
of covering the White House.
If the uniformed military walking the roof,
carrying long guns, gives you any indication,
there is a serious threat.
And this administration is taking
that threat very seriously.
* Ladies and gentlemen, the President and First Lady *
* It feels like I'm running out of time *
* You gotta get yours I gotta get mine *
* Not really sure where we're headed to *
* I just hope that you make it when I do *
Eat your breakfast, huh? Come on, eat.
Put some pep in your step. You got to get to work.
Work?
I don't think I can bring myself to the White House today, Jimmy.
Well, why can't you do that?
You don't listen to me, huh? You don't understand.
That place is too much.
I'm sure it is.
It's the White House, and the President's crazy.
-Yeah, so you get it then. -Yeah.
But you just can't not go. You can't just not show up.
Of course I can.
They don't give a shit about me there, man.
But it doesn't matter whether they don't give a shit.
They pay you, huh? So you get up and you get ready.
I don't know, man.
What do you mean you don't know?
The stress of that place, man. It's just killing me.
Well, welcome to the world of the working adult, Allan.
Everybody thinks their job is killing them, is stressful.
That's why I ended up homeless, man.
Yeah, I couldn't take it, I checked out,
and I don't want you to check out.
Well, why not? If you did it, why can't I do it?
Well, I'm an excellent role model, aren't I?
Come on. It's not good for some people.
Easy for you to say. You don't have a job.
That's right. I don't, but I did.
And I'm speaking from experience.
Look, my job, Jimmy, it's not just a regular job.
Do you understand that?
Yeah, well, don't belittle the jobs I've had.
I got three postgraduate degrees.
I was a chief scientist at NASA.
I had 30 people working under me.
-What? -Yeah.
And that shit almost killed me.
Wow. Okay, Jimmy.
You learn a lot about people, huh?
Yeah, you do.
I didn't mean it like that. I'm just...
I feel like, if I go in today, Jimmy,
something's gonna happen to me.
Something's gonna happen? Like what?
I don't know, it's like my body won't even allow me
to step a foot in that place.
Looks like you got an extension of that, uh, panic attack
that you started last night.
-Panic attack? -Yeah.
That's all it is, Allan.
You have responsibilities, all right?
What you gotta do is you gotta suit up and show up.
Shake it off.
Even if I do show up,
Donald is just gonna fire my ass anyway.
Well, if he's gonna fire you, let him fire you.
But right now, you gotta get up, get dressed in your best outfit,
and get to work, show up.
And if he's gonna fire you,
let him look you right in the face and fire you.
But that isn't your concern right now, right?
Ms. Prinn, can you just read it to me, please?
"Good evening.
"It is with a heavy heart and determined resolve
"that I address the nation this evening.
-America is under attack." -Excuse me.
Mr. President, I have the Chief of Staff.
Bring him in.
Morning, Mr. President.
I don't know how good it is, Donald.
Yeah, I heard it's been busy.
-Hi. -[Dilva] Good morning, Donald.
[Donald] So we have a press briefing this morning?
Yeah, as soon as we get
our statements and talking points together.
Well, I can get Iggy to take care of those statements.
No, no. Ms. Prinn wants to handle it.
That's why she's here.
Oh.
Okay, well, I'll just go to the West Wing
and reorganize some things for the Pentagon personnel
who need office space.
Absolutely.
Everybody's gonna have to play nice
as we find everybody workspace.
Well, we're in the middle of a national emergency.
I mean, the staffers have to understand.
So you got confirmation that it was the enemy?
-Somewhat. -Somewhat?
Yeah, evidence to support it is, um...
a little weak so far.
Oh.
More decisive evidence before I start bombing everything.
Okay, well, I'll just go and convene
with some of your top officials,
and we'll get you something more concrete.
Thank you. Also, there's some sort of feud going on
between General Cunningham and Director Sidener.
Yeah, the two of them have never really liked each other,
and to be honest with you,
General Cunningham really is an asshole.
He's not well liked by many,
and I include myself in that number.
Well, he's a hell of a five-star general.
I am aware of that,
and I'm sure that's why you appointed him to your cabinet.
Look, I'm gonna go get some work done, okay?
Uh, Dilva, I'll be watching
your press briefing from my office, okay?
Sounds good.
I will leave you with this, Hunter.
It'll be on the teleprompter, but, please, read it over.
Yes, Ms. Prinn.
[light dramatic music]
Oh, good, Kyle. I need you.
Uh, well...
Yes, ma'am.
[Hunter] Hey, Donald.
What's going on, Mr. President?
My son.
Oh, yeah, I heard he surprised the press junket yesterday.
Yeah, Ms. Prinn said he was, uh...
unhinged.
Well, I'm afraid he's been that way
for some time, Mr. President.
Yeah, I know. I know.
Where is he?
That's the problem. Nobody can find him.
They're telling me he's, like,
climbing up and around the walls or something.
Okay, okay.
Well, I've got Kyle looking for him.
Don't worry. We'll find him.
Yeah, we need to find him before he pops up somewhere.
Or before he murders another staffer, right, Mr. President?
Yeah.
Yeah, that too.
Any luck with Jason?
No, ma'am. We'll get him today, I promise you.
I hope so.
I have my ways of finding people.
I hear. Your reputation precedes you.
It's all true.
I'm counting on it.
Ms. Prinn, if I was a betting man,
I'd bet on me every time.
Have you seen Trent?
I was looking for him, actually.
Me too. I've called him several times.
Well, it's, uh, still early.
Something's wrong. Trent always answers a call from me.
What do you think's going on?
Well, that's what I was hoping that you could tell me.
-I'll find him, too. -Yeah, please.
I'll get back to you shortly.
Good morning. Good morning, everyone.
I will make a brief statement
and then open up the floor for questions.
Last night, the President and First Lady
were awakened from their sleep
by Defense Secretary Moss to inform them
of the tragic news of two more apparent attacks on U.S. soil.
One at the Truesdale Bridge in Indiana.
At approximately 2:13 this morning,
a box truck crossing the bridge exploded,
bringing down the suspension,
and then the bridge, where our latest reports
estimate 27 cars went into the river.
At this hour, no survivors of the attack have been found.
At approximately 11:13 in San Francisco,
two bombs went off,
one in each of two different subway cars,
causing the train to derail and crash.
At this hour, we have 17 confirmed dead.
This brings us to a total
of four separate attacks on U.S. soil
and three subsequent attacks at U.S. embassies
in the Middle East at Makara, Euzama, and Qawia.
-The President... -[press exclaiming]
Ladies and gentlemen,
the President of the United States.
Please, please, have a seat.
[sighs] Thank you, Dilva Prinn.
So I have been in briefings all morning with our military
and our intelligence officials, and I am...
I'm sorry to interrupt you, but I...
I wanted to come by and talk to the American people myself.
Now, before I begin, the...
the First Lady and I wish to extend our condolences
and heartfelt sorrow
to all Americans who have lost a loved one.
Our hearts grieve with you and your families,
and you are in our prayers today.
My intelligence team has strong theories at this hour.
We have reason to believe this could be
the work of a terrorist cell
out of the Middle East called Alrijal Alashirar.
We refer to them as A and A.
Although intelligence officials
have strong reasons to believe it is A and A,
they have not yet given me the evidence that is conclusive.
Once I have that, I will report to the American people
a definite answer
about who is responsible for these attacks.
I have ordered a national state of emergency for all 50 states,
colonies, and territories.
I am ordering all planes
stay grounded again today until further notice.
I am enacting a dawn-till-dusk curfew in all cities.
My fellow Americans, America is strong.
America is brave.
We will get through this...
but we will need everyone's help.
With that, I will take a couple of questions
before I have to meet with the joint chiefs
-in the Situation Room. -[press rabbling]
Uh, let's see.
Terry Simms.
Thank you, Mr. President. I have a few questions.
How did we not know about the impending attacks,
and how concerned are you of the egregious failures
of our intelligence agencies.
Did you know about these attacks?
And, lastly, what do you tell Americans who do not feel safe
in our nation today?
Thank you for your questions. And, uh, let me say this.
These attacks are not even 24 hours old yet.
This situation is fluid.
A number of questions have to be answered
before I start to assess who is to blame,
who messed up, and all that.
And to your last question, what would I say
to Americans who don't feel safe?
Your president, the American military,
local law enforcement are all united in one goal.
To keep you safe.
Yes, but Mr. President--
I answered your question, Terry. Someone else.
Uh, yes, Caretha.
Good morning, Mr. President.
Thousands of Americans are overseas and trying to get home.
What message do you have to those Americans
who find themselves stranded in the wake of your air stoppage?
And you say you've been in briefings all day.
But they don't seem to know anything about the attacks.
What are you being briefed on?
Are-- Will there be more attacks?
First off, to Americans overseas,
I understand that this is a scary and unsure time for you
as it is for our entire nation.
Please, be assured that we will open the airspace again
when we are certain it is safe for Americans to travel home.
In the meantime,
Americans should hunker down and stay where they are.
And, uh, what was your other question?
Will there be more attacks, Mr. President?
We are working on every level to prevent more attacks.
Thank you for the question.
To the rest of you, I will address the nation
this evening from the Oval Office.
Thank you.
Will there be any more attacks, Mr. President?
When will America strike back, Mr. President?
Thank you, ladies and gentlemen. Have a great night.
[press rabble]
[light dramatic music]
Wait, what? What is that?
It's a listening device.
Who...
Who will be listening?
[Bobby] Me, Lilly.
And Donald and Kyle won't find out about this?
No. These are small.
Bug detectors can't even pick them up.
Is all of this necessary, Bobby?
Yes.
It's the only way I know what's going on over here.
I could just text you if I need you.
Yeah. Maybe.
But if I'm listening in, this is the only way I can know
what's going on over here.
Or if you can't call me. That's important.
Can't call you?
You really think I'm in that kind of danger?
[Bobby] Lilly, I know you are.
And I know you know too.
Donald has already showed us what he's capable of.
He has.
So let's believe him.
And I'm not gonna sit around and let this happen.
I can't believe you'd do all this for me.
I told you, I'm here to protect you.
I doubt anyone can do that.
What'd you say, Lilly?
I said I doubt anyone can do that.
You know it really hurts me that you doubt me.
You really think I can't protect you, Lilly?
Donald is a very powerful man, Bobby.
So am I.
[Lilly] Stop.
-Stop what? -That right there.
What you're doing.
What am I doing?
Those eyes.
That body.
I'll stop if you stop.
Me?
Stop what?
You said it.
Those eyes.
This body.
[sultry sting]
Okay, Dilva, the First Lady, and the President are here.
What's this about? Our son?
No, but we are still working on locating him.
Well, we're here to talk about,
there is a national emergency going on.
Yes, sir. And that's why we're here.
We just need to get a photo of you
and, um, your administration working and united together
in protecting the safety of the American people.
That's what this is about? Pictures?
Fine. That's easy.
Oh, there's more.
[Dilva] I have the Vice President
and the Second Lady outside.
We just need to get some photos of the four of you
working together on the crisis today.
You want me to take pictures with Eli?
-I'm not doing that shit. -Yeah, nor am I.
Okay, Hunter, we have to do this.
I'm trying to clear up this mess that you all left us with.
There are a lot of rumors and leaks going around.
We need to nip all that.
I'm not taking pictures with Eli.
He's lucky to be alive.
Do not say anything like that ever again,
especially in my presence.
Then don't push me.
There is no chance in hell I am--
[door opens]
[tense music]
Hello, Hunter.
Ms. Prinn,
you have gained a lot of my trust.
But you are wrong on this one.
Mr. President, I am seldom wrong.
A great couple of photos in this office
will do a lot to dispel the rumors
and to actually solve all the problems for the media
and the American public.
I'm not taking a picture with Skippy.
Hunter, it's just a picture.
You want me to take a picture with this traitor?
The guy who stabbed me in the back?
The guy who locked me in a bunker?
The guy who tried to burn down everything I built?
You are such a narcissist.
No one threatened what you built.
You're the only one to blame for burning down what you built.
I don't think anyone was talking to you, Simone.
And you're more than half the problem, Victoria.
I will forever regret the day
that I walked out of that airplane hangar
and announced you as my running mate.
What did he say at the time?
Hunter, if you choose me as your vice president,
I will be what they call in the hood your ride or die.
Like this mother...has ever been to the hood.
Yeah, that was that bullshit he was pushing.
At the time, it wasn't bullshit.
It was politically expedient.
But, obviously, there was no sincerity.
Oh, Victoria.
Still sore that I played you like a little puppet?
I will admit, I'm mad as hell.
But, but, I promise you,
if there is anything I do before I die,
it'll be watching you die
a slow, painful death at my hands.
I promise you that.
[Hunter] Dead man walking.
You're hearing these threats, Dilva?
Your guy, Sid, assured us of our security
when we signed that mountain of papers you sent over.
-You are safe. -She's lying.
Look at where we are. We're in the Oval Office.
Now, aren't these childish threats beneath all of us?
Simone, you had me locked in a cage.
Now you're expecting civility?
You and your husband have no idea who you fucked with.
[Hunter] They really don't.
I'm not afraid of the two of you.
Oh, look at you, acting like the dutiful wife.
He doesn't love you.
What was it, Eli?
Oh, "I hate my wife.
"She is a pathetic social climber.
No personality."
Oh, oh, what else was it?
"Talking to her is like watching paint dry."
-[Hunter] Mrow! -Okay, stop.
No, no, no, they're talking, okay?
Let's just get a picture of them talking, all right?
Bring in the White House photographer.
[Dilva] No, no, Donald.
We're not bringing any photographer in here
until these people learn how to behave.
So if by "behave" you mean bash his head in, yeah, I'm good.
I'm right here, Hunter. I'm not afraid of you.
-Oh. Maybe you should be. -Okay, gentlemen, let's just
bring the temperament down, okay?
Okay.
If you want to bring the temperature down,
then get this bitch out of here.
"Bitch"? You better watch your mouth.
I was talking to your husband, but since you answered--
Enough! Enough! Stop it!
You all are in the Oval Office. The Oval Office!
Do you know how many people wanted your job?
And do you know how many people died for your job?
For you to stand here right now?
You all are heads of state,
and you are acting like children.
Right now, what the American people need
is level-headed leaders
to lead this country through a crisis right now.
You guys have your heads so far up your asses
that you can't even tell what time of day it is right now.
You all need to get it together, work like a team,
and stand together for this nation.
[Hunter] You know what?
Ms. Prinn, you're right.
It's time to be the bigger man.
[Donald] Thank you.
[Hunter] Time to think about this nation.
And it's time to shake hands and make up.
Thank you. I needed to hear that.
-Agent Kane. -Yes, Kyle?
How long you been posted up here?
Since very early this morning.
You haven't seen the First Son, have you?
-Jason? No. -[Kyle] Yeah.
You haven't seen him all morning?
-I have not. -And you've been right here?
I haven't moved.
Well, except for when you were relieved
to go to the bathroom, of course,
-who relieved you then? -No one.
I only went to use the bathroom when I was asked
to step aside for the President and First Lady
to meet with Ms. Dilva Prinn.
They met with Ms. Dilva Prinn?
Where did they meet with her?
Right over there at that table.
Hmm. Okay.
So then Ms. Prinn or the President
definitely would have seen him.
Uh, and other than that, you been here?
Yes.
Jason hasn't been here all morning.
You think there's any chance that he could be in his room?
Honestly, I don't know, Kyle.
If he is in his room, it's been awfully quiet.
Okay. Um...
-Thank you. -Anytime.
[dramatic sting]
[tense music]
[knocking]
[camera snapping]
-Any luck? -Nope.
He's not in there.
He must have left really early this morning.
No. No, I don't think so.
He wasn't there at all. I...
Clearly his bed hasn't been slept in.
Really?
He may have snuck out.
What? Snuck out of the White House?
With the way we got this place locked down?
Yeah. Yeah, that'd be impossible.
Yeah. No, I'm pretty sure he's in the White House.
Where do you think he might be?
I don't know. But I need to find out.
You speak to his parents?
They're the ones that asked me to find him.
-They don't know where he is? -No, they don't.
What the hell? He just disappeared.
Apparently.
Okay. Everybody cool?
Everybody understand the bigger picture?
I sure hope so.
Because I don't know how to explain this again.
We all in this room need each other.
No, Ms. Prinn.
You're right. This is...
It's bigger than the four of us.
We need to, to bury this for the nation.
What do you say, Eli?
Shake and make up?
And I will extend the same courtesy to Simone.
[music swells]
[dramatic music] [all grunting]
Hey! Hey, hey, hey, hey!
Hey! Hey! Hey!
Let him go! Let him go! Let him go! Enough!
Enough!
Enough.
It's not over, Hunter.
Glad you know it.
[Dilva] [clears throat]
Okay.
Forget the fucking picture.
Come on, Mr. Vice President. Let's go.
Hey, Meathead.
I told you to never come back in here.
Yeah, well, I've been assigned to protect the Vice President
and the Second Lady. Sir.
Well, you didn't do a very good job protecting his face.
Max, be, be, be quiet.
Don't say another word. Just go.
Please, just, just go.
Come on, Mr. Vice President. Let's go.
[Max] Sir.
You better be lucky you have Secret Service agents, Victoria.
No, you better be lucky, bitch.
-Ma'am. -Hey.
[tense music]
I need to get myself to the residence
and get myself together.
Yeah. Good idea.
You should get yourself together, too, Mr. President.
You've got a busy day.
That's what I'm doing, Donald.
-Sir. -Donald, I got this.
Hunter, you have a cocaine problem.
No, I--
[Dilva] Shut the fuck up and listen.
[Hunter chuckles]
Hunter, you have a problem.
Now, you are not the first high-profile
or high-ranking government official
to have such a challenge.
You are not the first president
to have a personal trove of secrets and demons.
You are not the first president to have a cocaine problem.
-Don't-- -But... Ah, ah, ah.
I'm about to give you a compliment.
Actually, at least you can function
in your little addiction with your habit.
I'm not an addic--
Will you shut up and listen, Hunter?
[sighs]
Tonight, I will have cocaine and a woman for you.
[Hunter] Oh, yeah. This...
This sounds like a trap, but you have my undivided attention.
[clears throat]
[Dilva] Now, I will give you that little reward,
although you will be in our rehab very soon.
-Rehab? -[Dilva] Oh, yes. It's coming.
You're in a crisis.
But for now, I'll let you indulge in your little passions,
but not before you do your job as President.
Okay, Ms. Prinn.
You got a deal.
But, Hunter, I need you to grow up and be an adult today.
I need you to be the president
that the American people need you to be.
I need you to go to every meeting today.
I need you to excel
and give an expert Oval Office address today.
You got it?
And if I do,
tonight is mine?
That is my deal.
We got a deal, Ms. Prinn.
Donald, get Isaac and Alonzo.
Okay.
[light dramatic music]
Isaac and Alonzo, I need to speak with you.
Yes, ma'am.
Isaac, is Alonzo with us?
-He is, ma'am. -Yes, ma'am.
I am loyal to President Hunter Franklin.
[Dilva] I hope so.
You're smarter than you look, Alonzo.
I don't look smart, Mr. President?
Eh, you know, sometimes
lights are on, but no one home.
I will work on that, sir.
What can we help you with, Ms. Prinn?
Operation Stay Focused is in effect.
Okay. I already got the cocaine.
-Do not say that. -What the...
Crazy.
See, Alonzo? Resting stupid face.
[Dilva clears throat]
My apologies, sir.
Mm.
I'm clear. Operation Stay Focused.
[unsettling music]
[moans fearfully]
[music intensifies] [shudders]
Is anyone there?
Jason. [coughs] Jason.
I promise I won't tell anyone.
I promise I won't say that you killed anybody.
I promise. Jason, please.
Please, Jason.
[light scuffling]
Who's there?
Priscilla.
Sam?
[crying] Oh, my God, Sam.
Oh, my God.
-What the... -Please.
What the hell, Priscilla?
Please help me.
What's going on?
Who did this?
I'm not doing good.
Oh, my God. Oh, baby. Baby.
-[speaks incoherently] -It's okay. Oh, baby.
Are you hurt?
Are you hurt, Priscilla? Are you hurt?
I don't know. I don't know.
Baby, I've been worried sick.
I've been worried sick, Priscilla.
I've been calling you and searching everywhere.
That perverted crazy-ass son, he kidnapped me.
What? Jason?
The First Son? Are you kidding me?
He's crazy, Sam.
Okay. Okay. Okay. You're good.
Let me get you out of here, okay?
-Okay, Sam. -Oh, my God.
-[effort grunts] -[Priscilla grunts]
This breaks my heart to see you like this, Priscilla.
Oh, I've never been more happy to see you in my life,
Okay. Okay, baby. Come here. It's okay.
I'm right here. Hold on, hold on.
I got to get this.
Hold on, baby. Hold on, hold on.
Let me get it.
-Help me, Sam. -[Sam] I got you.
-What? [moans painfully] -Hold on, hold on.
All right, baby. Come here.
Come here, come here, come here.
Just lean back. Don't lean forward.
I don't need you to fall, okay? Hold still.
-Let me get this. -[Priscilla moans]
Oh, no, baby!
Oh, my God. Thank you, Sam.
-Thank you, God. -Oh, you looked for me.
-Oh. -You looked for me.
Okay. Wait, wait, wait.
Of course. Come here, come here.
Of course I looked for you.
Of course.
-How did you find me? -Oh, baby.
Look, I saw on the camera
that you had come into the White House.
But I never saw you leave.
And I just figured you had to still be here.
Oh, thank God. Oh, my God.
As your husband, it's always been my job to protect you.
Well, at least it was until you threw me away
and stopped respecting me as my wife, baby.
Sam, I only threw you away when you laid with those other women.
Those women didn't mean nothing.
Your husband,
you should've listened to me and respected me instead.
Please not now, Sam.
We got to get out of here before he comes back.
I know. I know.
But it's important for us
to talk about these things, baby.
Baby, I know. Baby, I know.
I know, but not now, okay?
Okay, can we go?
Please? I mean, do you see me?
I do, baby. I do, I do.
Come on, come on, come on.
-Come on, baby. -Oh, wait.
Oh, God. Oh.
[moaning painfully]
[Sam] I got you.
Baby.
Sir, I have General Cunningham, General Moss,
and Dr. Khalaf for you.
Thank you, Donald. Send them in.
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Gentlemen, what's the plan?
I want to be able to say I ordered
a retaliatory strike at my address.
I'm in full agreement with that, Mr. President.
Glad to hear that, General Cunningham.
-General Moss? -Thank you, Mr. President.
Here.
We have it on firm intelligence
that these are actually compounds
where A and A hunkered down.
Fantastic.
I'll just order the military to bomb them all.
No. Please, I beg you.
Doctor, whose side are you on?
Dr. Khalaf is on our side, Mr. President.
I think I can explain his urgency.
Well, go ahead.
So if you see here--
What is this?
This is the Masruga region.
And you can see it's an extension of the valley
surrounded by all these mountains.
And it extends from Masruga to Makara.
And these are settlements on Masruga.
Then where's our leader's compound?
What's his name again?
Asad Badawi, sir.
It's on every security briefing every morning.
Asad Badawi.
Okay, great.
Seems like you'd know the enemy's name
by now, Mr. President.
Am I gonna send him a fucking Christmas card?
-Continue, Randy. -Thank you, sir.
Asad Badawi is said to live here.
And here he has A and A headquarters.
And that's where we bomb.
This building here and here, this is where their soldiers...
Uh, they're not soldiers, they're terrorist thugs.
On this, I concur with the General.
But nevertheless, this is where they train.
And is this where they plan attacks on America?
Yes, sir. This is ground zero.
So if we take out all of these camps and all these compounds,
we'll be destroying A and A?
We would deal with them a major blow,
but destroying them, no.
A and A is a worldwide operation, Mr. President.
They've got operatives on every continent.
Including here in America, thanks to our open border.
So if striking this region
would deal at least a major blow to A and A,
why are we hesitating?
Innocent civilians. Dr. Khalaf.
-This building-- -Asad's house.
Is part of an apartment complex of 400 civilians.
And here, his headquarters is in the basement
of a school of 2,000 children.
And here, the camp surrounding the watering hole,
where water is provided to 700,000 people.
We are a nation of law and ethical principles.
So to bomb this region and kill hundreds of thousands of people,
it would go against all that we stand for.
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Priscilla.
[breathing heavily]
[shouts angrily]
No!
[yelping]
Priscilla!
Operation Cold Winter is a go.
You a man of big balls.
[Woman] Next on The Oval...
Gotta keep a close eye on Brett.
You can try, but it's really hard to pin us down.
-Maybe for some. -For most.
You can trust me.
[Priscilla screaming] Jason! Please!
I'm never gonna let anything happen to you
as long as you remain by my side, Cilla.
You and Hyde assured us of our safety.
Can you deliver on that?
[woman screams]
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