- Sharon...
Shit.
I'm sorry.
He just wants to talk to you.
- Hi Mrs. Winthrop, I trust your guest got in okay.
Guest.
- You know I'm not gonna kill that bitch.
Do I?
Hey, you like porn?
- Sir, I wouldn't advise that.
- You hit him? - Yes ma'am.
- Do it again.
- I am going to make a man out of you yet.
Sure you don't want a drink?
- I already told you what I want.
- To go home? - Yes.
- What are you gonna do when you get there?
That's none of your business.
- You know, if you're just like a little nice to me,
it might be really advantageous to you.
- I don't have to be nice to you.
No, you don't.
Can I leave?
Yes, of course. Soon.
But, you probably want to hear what I have to say.
What is it?
Have a seat.
I like you.
You don't know me.
- I know that you're impossibly beautiful.
- Well, thank you, but this is creepy and wrong.
Eh, depends on who you ask.
- Just because you're the president
doesn't mean that you can do this to me.
Actually, it kinda does.
Sir...
Hunter.
- Look, I just, I just want to leave, alright?
This is wrong on so many levels.
- Absolutely. You can go.
But, do you want to hear what I have to say first?
Open it.
Those are keys to a new apartment and a new car.
Both of which are in your name.
There's also an investment account number in there
that has also been opened in your name.
And as of right now, there is $100,000 in that account.
Every month, I will give you a stock tip
and you will buy that stock,
and you will make anywhere from 500,000, 800,000.
Maybe if I juice it just right,
it'll be a million dollars.
In return,
I see you when I want, we hang out when I want.
We drink, get high, maybe do some drugs,
just the fun stuff.
Maybe get naked, who knows? We have a good time.
It'll be a lot of fun.
The only people that will know will be you, me, and Kyle.
That's it. Super discreet.
And in the end,
you'll be set for life.
You think I'm a whore?
I know you're not a whore.
I know everything about you.
If you were a whore, that's 500 bucks.
This isn't happening.
- Well, actually, it kinda is.
Sir.
Hunter.
- I'm not some whore that's on the streets for sale.
I value my life and my body.
You cannot come and kidnap me and bring me to your White House
to be your Sally Hemings. I'm not that girl.
Be my who?
- You know what I'm talking about.
- - you!
- - your money and your power, I am not that girl,
now take me home. Now.
- Ladies and gentlemen, the President and First Lady.
- If you think this is helping your cause,
it's the opposite.
When you're mean to me, it really turns me on.
- Are you, are you hearing me right now?
- You are so beautiful. It's painful.
I am not playing with you.
- You're really gonna pass this up?
Did you hear me?
- You don't want to just take a little bit of time
to think about it?
- There's nothing to think about.
Ooh, um...
have you seen your student loans?
- How about your credit score? - Alright, okay, okay,
I see there's no talking to you now.
We are talking.
- You're the president of the United States of America,
do you not think I will go to the press with this?
- You won't. - I will.
- No, you won't, because I'll just say you're lying
and you have no proof and you'll look foolish,
you don't want to do that.
- What about all the phone calls that you made to me?
- You really think those numbers are traceable?
- Look, I don't want to do this, okay?
Just, please, just let me go home, please.
- Look come on, I'm not like some 75-year-old orange dude,
I'm the hot POTUS! It'll be fun!
You're disgusting.
- You know, I warned you when you're mean to me,
it actually kind of turns me on.
- And that little -- charade
that you tried to pull with him,
pretending like you didn't tell him to come here
and force me here is bullshit.
- I'm not forcing you to do anything.
I'm gonna make your life amazing.
Okay, are you done?
- I don't know, are we starting?
I'm leaving.
- Okay, okay, okay, just hold on one second, just...
Don't mention this to the butler,
and don't mention this to Sam, alright?
It'll go really horribly for you,
they'll arrest you for stalking
and being on White House grounds,
and it just all goes sideways,
so do yourself the favor and just keep this between us.
Hm.
- - you.
- Kyle? Get in here.
Sir?
- Hey Kyle, can you make sure she gets off the grounds?
Yes, sir.
- And make sure she gets home safely?
Yes, sir.
- Now watch yourself, she is feisty.
Yes, sir.
- You need to let me take you home.
You people are crazy!
- Just let me take you home, Sharon.
I don't trust you.
- Okay, well then let me escort you off the property
and then you can call whoever you want.
I want to walk to the gate.
- Okay. Right this way.
You lead the way.
- Ma'am? - Yes?
Are you going somewhere?
Can I get some air?
- Oh, yes ma'am. - Okay.
- Do you have to follow me? - Yes, ma'am.
- I see. Not so close.
Yes, ma'am.
- Come on, man, just do what she's telling you to do.
Okay! Okay!
Okay.
Ma'am?
- What? - Where you going?
- I'm going to the employee parking lot.
- Ma'am... - I'm going to see Allan.
I want to talk to him, is that okay?
- Ma'am... - Sam, shit.
- Thank you, Grip. - Yes, ma'am.
- Ma'am? - I'm just sitting in the car.
Yes, ma'am.
- What's going on? - Nothing, sir.
What are you doing out here?
- She asked me to talk to him, sir.
Wait for me in the break room.
Yes, sir.
How are you?
Ma'am, please.
- Just go and take a bullet to that bitch's head,
and all of the pain will stop.
- Ma'am, Please--
Just do what I tell you to do,
okay? Okay.
Everything okay?
- Yes. I think I'm going to go and take a hot bath.
Yes, ma'am.
You want to watch?
No, ma'am.
You lie. You do.
No ma'am, I don't.
- Okay, well, that's where I'll be, in the bathtub,
naked, touching myself, thinking of you.
- Thanks for coming over.
Sure.
Here.
What's this?
- Richard gave me the money for the funeral.
Oh.
- Well, that's good. - Yes.
- Yeah, I talked to him, he told me you two made up.
Oh, we're making up.
- Okay. Y'all belong together.
Yes, we do.
Good for you.
So, is...
are things any better between you and Sam?
No, that's over.
Oh, I'm sorry, Priscilla.
Yeah, I am too.
Are you sure it's over?
- As sure as I'm black and female.
- But you love each other so much.
You don't know the half of it.
- Well, is there anything you can do to just make it work?
Nancy, please don't start.
Priscilla, that man loves you.
- I've got one rule: do not cheat on me.
It's my only rule.
He did that, so I have nothing else to say.
- Okay, well just, just don't give up on him--
- Nancy, it's over! It is.
Okay, okay.
I get out of here.
Priscilla?
I'm worried about you.
- Well good, because I'm worried about me, too.
- What can I do to help you?
- I don't know, I'm just so outside of myself
with this one, Nancy, I don't know, just,
just keep praying for me.
- Honey, you know I'm gonna do that.
- Okay. It's gonna be what it's gonna be.
Priscilla...
- I'm, I'm gonna go. I love you, okay?
- Okay. I love you, too.
Thank you.
Alright. I'm gonna go.
- Okay. Priscilla? Call me, okay?
Okay.
- Hey Ms. Cilla. - Hey, Barry.
- She ain't look too alright, she okay?
- She's just dealing with a lot.
- What's going on with her? - None of your business.
Did you take that girl home?
I took her to the bus stop.
- Barry... - Yes?
Who was that girl?
- Ma, it was just some random girl that I met.
- Something is really wrong with you.
Yeah, okay.
- You just wait 'til your daddy gets home.
- He's here. What did I just walk into?
Your son.
Was that Priscilla just left?
Yeah, it was.
What did she want?
- Well, I asked her to come over to get the money.
Oh, okay, good.
Your son needs to talk to you.
- No, I don't. - I believe you do.
What's going on?
- Barry? - What?
- He had some strange-looking woman in this house.
- What? - Mm-hmm, yeah.
Talk to him.
- You want to tell me what this is about?
Not really.
Who was she?
- Dad, it was just some girl that I met.
- Son, what is going on with you?
- I don't understand why this is such a big deal.
I'm a man.
- But you still living in our house.
And you know how your momma feels about that.
- Well, she let Ruth and Sharon live here, too.
- That's because you were in a relationship, not--
Not what? Hooking up?
Don't let it happen again.
- Yes, sir. - I'm serious.
Okay, Dad, I got you.
Where did you meet this girl?
Online.
On one of those hook-up apps?
What you know about that, man?
- Okay son, look, I'm older than you, but I'm not dead.
Apparently.
- Alright son, listen, you be careful with her.
- And don't let it happen again. - I got you.
Sharon! Sharon!
Sharon!
911, what's your emergency?
- Uh yes, I'm calling from Richardson Pharmacy.
Yes, what is it?
- One of my employees is missing,
there's shell casings on the floor,
I think something happened.
Please hold for Sharon.
What's going on?
- You better tell him that you're okay
and that you'll explain when you get there.
Who is that?
- If you want him to be safe, tell him that you're okay.
Hello.
- Sharon? - Yeah.
- What the hell, are you okay?
Yes.
- How did 911 know that I was trying to--
- Look, listen, it's...
it's a long story, I'll explain later.
- What's going on? Where are you?
I'm fine.
I'll be back at the pharmacy in less than 20 minutes.
- No, Sharon, tell me what happened!
Where are you?
Everything is fine.
- Sharon, tell me, where are you?
- Everything is fine, bye. - Sharon?
Thank you.
Can I go?
- Yep, this road will lead you to the main gate,
and they'll let you out there.
- Just like that? - Just like that.
Alright.
And your phone.
- What? - Here.
You had it this whole time?
- It won't work until you get off the property,
and even still, I will be monitoring it,
that or any other number you get.
Alright, so I'm gonna go now.
Go on.
- Agent Gripley? - Yes, sir
- What was that about? - Sir?
- You chit-chatting with the chief of staff's assistant?
Nothing, sir.
- It looked as if you punched him.
- No, sir. - Don't -- lie to me.
- I don't know what you mean, sir. I didn't.
What happened?
- She asked me to see him, he wanted to leave,
and uh, I restrained him.
- Why did she ask you to see him?
I'm not sure, sir.
Are you bullshitting me?
No, sir. Not at all.
- You know, if I find out you are--
I'm not, sir.
Get out of here.
Yes, sir.
Here we go...
What the hell?
You've got to be shitting me.
Kyle, Kyle, Kyle, get to my office right now,
right now, right away.
- Look. - Sir?
Come here, look, look. Look!
- What is it that I'm looking at?
- No way. - Today Kyle, today!
- How the hell did he get in here?
- She asked Allan to give him a pass, he had a fake ID,
it's all right here.
Who is she?
Lilly.
- What? - Yeah.
- And why didn't the facial recognition pick him up
- and alert us? - I don't know, Kyle,
Do I look like I would know something like that?
- Great. Okay. Well, where did he go?
- How am I gonna know that, Kyle? Huh?
I just, I just literally showed you.
Okay.
- Look, you find him Kyle, you find him, you find him,
and you bring that ass to me, you hear me?
- Yeah, I'm gonna find him, but you have a problem at home.
- Are we really, really doing this right now?
- Yeah. Yeah, we sure are.
You know what?
I'll take care of my problem at home, okay?
Okay.
- Why are you taking all this -- time?
Get the hell out of here!
- Finally. Get your hands off me.
Get your ass and go.
Hey.
What the hell happened?
I'm fine.
Sharon, where were you?
- I can't tell you. - What?
I can't tell you.
Did you see my store?
- Yeah, I-- - You see that?
- I'm sorry, I'll clean it up.
- No, this isn't about cleaning it up.
I just want to know what happened.
- Kareem, I'm fine, alright? I'm fine. Don't worry about it.
- There's shell casings on the floor.
- Somebody came in and they tried to rob me,
- and I shot him. - What?
- Yeah, I shot him and I missed.
Did you call the police?
- Yes, and I was with them, I told them.
- Well Sharon, there's no footage on the tapes.
- Kareem, look, I don't know what to tell you.
- There's entire periods of time missing.
- Can you please just let this go?
- How can I let this go? - Please?
No, you were gone!
I'm scared for your life, you look like you've seen a ghost,
tell me what happened!
- Can you just drop this, please?
Did somebody threaten you? Hm?
- I need to go home. - Hey, hey, hey hey, hey,
hey, come here, come here, okay.
- Okay, you can stay with me. - No.
Why?
- No, that's, that's, that's-- - Look Dale's at my place.
Right? Least you can do, just stay with him.
- No, I just, I just, I need to--
What?
- I need to think, alright? I need to...
Just let me think.
- Okay, okay, okay, okay, okay.
Um, I need to go to Barry's.
I need to go to Barry's.
Why?
- I just need to go. - Okay, okay, alright, alright.
- I'll take you over there. - No, no, um,
I have my sister's car and I'll go.
Then I'll follow.
- No! Just...
Alright, um, where are my keys?
- Sharon, you're shutting me out,
and I know something's wrong.
It's for your own good.
- I gotta go. - What are you saying?
- I gotta go. - What are you saying, honey?
- Why are we just sitting here?
They want to see all we know.
- Well, it's a good thing we don't know anything!
- You do know that makes us sound dumb as shit, right?
About all this?
I get it.
But you should really be thinking about what it is
you're about to say when they come in here.
Okay. Okay.
You know what?
I can say that I don't trust you.
That's fine.
- You know why? 'Cause you don't trust me.
- Oh, a hell of a lot more than you trust me.
- That's not exactly a ringing endorsement.
It is what it is.
- You're gonna move away from me?
Do you think this is how it ends?
- Probably. - Yeah.
It's not.
Hello.
- Mister Vice President? - Yes, thank you for meeting me.
- Well, it's not like we had a choice, is it?
Right.
- Well, I'll cut to the chase. - Please.
- I know a lot about you both.
Diane Wilmont came to see me before her death.
Her murder.
- Yes, her murder. - You know about that?
- I know about almost all of it.
I hear you have the rest of what I don't.
- Yeah. But we're not talking.
- Okay look, I know you guys don't trust me--
- No, we don't. I mean, we are in the White House.
- Okay. I'll go first. Leave us.
Here's what we know,
the President killed a girl in his bed.
You have the mattress.
They tried to cover it up by killing an agent
and blaming you for it.
Now, the President and First Lady are beyond corrupt.
Her father's corrupt because he put him here,
and the President hasn't made it through
a single cabinet meeting without being bored out of his mind.
He's a danger to the country, and we have to do something.
Now, I can have him removed using the 25th Amendment,
but I need to be sure that I have all the evidence
before I take it to Congress, where the party loves him
because he's as dumb as a box of rocks
and they're getting most of their agenda through,
so this will be an uphill battle.
So what do you want from us?
Testify before Congress.
- Wow.
- What good's that gonna do when he has the House and the Senate?
- I promise you, once they hear your story,
a vet, what they did to you, left you for dead.
Diane Wilmont story, and the story of the maid--
Maid?
- Yes. We're told that there is a maid
that may have also been killed in the White House.
We believe he was sleeping with her as well.
Hey. Why should we trust you?
You shouldn't.
You shouldn't trust anyone, really.
Okay, who tried to kill him?
We don't know.
I'm not sure I'm buying this.
- Okay. Look, how would I know that
he has the pillow top of the mattress
if Diane didn't tell me?
- Why are we at the White House?
- No better place than right under his nose.
No, no, this is reckless.
- You know, I agree with Bobby for once.
It is.
Look, if they knew that I knew any of this,
I'd be dead and so would you.
But, I promise you, there is a small group of us here
who are trying our best to get this man out of office
and protect the nation.
He's a danger to the world and to us.
Okay.
So, what do you expect us to do about it?
- I'll make you both members of my cabinet
if you help me pull this off.
How?
- Testify. Give me all the info you have.
And if we say no?
- Then it won't matter, 'cause this man
will destroy life as we know it.
Look, I'm just looking for some patriots here, guys,
like you, Max.
You're a golden boy.
I know you probably think that this is bullshit,
but I promise you, there are some of us here
who are trying to do the right thing.
And you're that someone?
Yes, I am.
- See, I hate to break it to you, but I didn't vote for him.
I know.
- I didn't vote for his ass neither.
- Guys, please. I need your help.
The decision's all yours, but I need you guys.
- So you want us to help you overthrow--
- The president? - That's what I said.
- Oh. - No.
I want you to help me get an evil person out of office.
And you're not?
- No, what, evil? God, I hope not.
Okay. Okay.
So, we can just walk on out of here, then?
- Well, we'll have the van take you guys off the property,
set you guys free.
- Yeah, I want to do that. Definitely want to do that.
- We. - We want to do that.
- Okay. But think about my offer.
My number's in both your phones.
So we can just go?
- Yeah. And uh, follow these gentlemen,
and uh, thank you for your time.
And uh, I wouldn't go back to that abandoned house.
If my guys can find you, I'm sure his can, too.
- I told you that was bullshit. That was a bullshit plan,
you gonna learn to listen to me one day, I'm telling you.
- And I'd stay away from the chief of staff's attic.
I know he'll find out about that.
Uh oh. Now who's the dipshit?
Aw, that would be you.
Agent.
Look guys, I need you to find him, okay?
Don't tell Sam or any of the other agents.
You guys do it for me?
Alright, do it, get out of here.
I'm outside his door.
You're alive.
You have no idea.
What? He's a kid.
He's a monster.
Yeah? What do you mean?
- He's gonna try to play all types of mind games with you.
Okay.
- And he's gonna watch so much damn porn.
That's my kind of job.
- Yeah, well I'm glad to be getting out of there.
- Yeah. So uh-- - Man.
Anything else I need to know?
- You need to be direct with him.
He tried to urinate on me, and I hit him.
- You did? - Yeah.
What'd he do?
- He went crying to his mom like a little bitch.
And uh, what did she say?
- She said, "Hit him again." Yeah.
- Damn. - Yeah, she's a gangster.
- Yeah, yeah, I like that about her.
You know her?
- Yeah, I've known her for a while.
Oh, it's like that?
- Come on, man, work-wise. - Yeah, okay.
- So, anything else I need to know?
- Don't slip for one second. - Got it.
I'll see you.
- Goodnight. - Night.
Who are you?
Sorry if I woke you, sir.
- Are they really doing shifts? - I'm afraid so, sir.
Great.
Sorry, sir.
- So, what? You're gonna, you're gonna
watch me piss, too?
- Sir, I'm not going to take my eyes off of you.
- You look like you'll enjoy that.
- You will also learn that I have no sense of humor.
- So what? You gonna hit me too?
If I have to.
- So that's what you guys do, you abuse kids?
Only kids that abuse us, sir.
You seem really trained.
Thank you, sir.
- So how come I haven't seen you before?
I'm from a different squad.
- What, Secret Service? - Yes, sir.
- Huh. You have a gun?
Yes, sir.
- Bet I can take it from you. - I doubt that, sir.
- I bet that I can make you give it to me.
I doubt that too, sir.
Okay.
Yeah, when I, when I do make you give it to me,
I'll just remind you that we had this conversation.
Okay, you do that.
- How big is your --?
- No matter what shocking thing you try,
it won't work, sir.
- So probably small, right? Like my dad's?
You know, that's really a thing, um,
guys with big bravados, all this macho energy like this,
they usually have tiny, little, teeny bitty,
teeny teeny teeny --.
- Sir, you really should go to sleep.
- Oh yeah? What are you gonna do about it?
- Well, if you'd like, I can put you to sleep.
What?
- Yes, yes, it's a move that I know.
I will have you asleep and not talking in four seconds.
If you'd like, I can...
Don't you dare touch me.
- Then maybe you should go to sleep.
- Bobby? - Yeah?
- Oh god, I was worried to death.
I'm fine.
Okay, what happened?
- Can't tell you over the phone. - Okay.
- When are you coming back? - As soon as I can.
I'm fine, Lilly.
- I know, I'm just um, I'm so relieved.
I'm sorry.
- Well, did everything go as planned?
- Yeah. It's all good. - Okay.
- You should go. He's coming through the door.
- How do you know that? - Call me when you can.
Oh, okay.
What are you doing here?
- Where else am I gonna go, Ellie?
- Allan, what happened to the apartment?
- Really, Ellie? Leave me alone, okay?
Okay.
So, what? You don't want to move out,
but you just stay and break all my shit?
- Ellie, I'm just gonna ask you one more time,
leave me alone.
- Allan, I left you alone. I wasn't even here.
I've been working at that White House all night
on the assassination attempt, and I come home to this?
- You know you're in danger, right?
- If you're gonna do something to me Allan,
then just do it, but do not threaten me.
- I'm not - - threatening you.
- It's really starting to sound like it.
- Aren't you gonna even ask what happened to me? Hm?
For once?
No, I'm not.
- Really? - Really.
Okay.
After everything I've done for you.
- Here we go again, after everything--
Yeah, here we go again!
- What do you want from me, Allan, what?
It's called a relationship, okay?
I told you it was over, I asked you to leave,
and you refuse to leave, so what?
- I'm not leaving here, Ellie! Get that through your head!
- I can't do this anymore, Allan.
Do what you want. Stay, don't stay.
I'm going to bed.
- He's not going to take care of you, Ellie.
I don't care anymore.
- You will. You will.
- Honey, I'm home. - Hi.
How are you? Hm?
- I'm okay. - Yeah?
And...
how was your day with the First Lady? Hm?
Oh it uh, it went well.
Did she like the dresses?
Several.
- And why did she need them all of the sudden?
- Oh, she's meeting with the Second Lady tomorrow.
- Oh, ah, I didn't know that was on her schedule.
- Well it is, apparently. - I see.
- You know, I think she'll look nice.
- Yeah, that's good, that's good.
- Yeah, well, I'm gonna go to bed.
- Wait wait, no hugs? No kisses?
- Well, like I said, I'm gonna go to bed.
- Oh no, no, no, no, no, not so fast.
Donald, I'm tired.
- Yeah, so am I, I'm tired, baby.
- Well, why don't you go get some rest upstairs?
- Yeah, I'm tired, I am tired of your lies,
I'm tired of your bullshit.
- Yeah, well that makes two of us.
- Why did you have him at the White House?
- Who? - Bobby. Your boyfriend.
Why? Why would you do that?
- Why is your boyfriend at the White House?
- Do you know that I can have you arrested right now?
- For? - For getting him access.
- I don't know what you're talking about.
- We're gonna find him. - Okay, then do it.
- We are turning that place upside down right now.
- Good, then you'll see that he's not there.
- Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, he's there,
- and when we find him-- - Okay, goodnight, Donald.
- You are going to jail, baby, yes you are.
Then we all are,
honey.
The mayor is my mother.
- Do what I ask you to do, and she'll be fine at home.
Barry!
- Oh. - Who is this?
Uh...
- Hi, Dale. - Where is Sharon?
She's not coming home tonight.
- Fair warning, things are about to get
really intense around here.
What are you doing up here?
Oh, what is this?
- Oh baby, you are gonna tell us everything.