- Twenty years ago,
this neighborhood was all deep-dish.
Now it's flatbread and kabobs.
- Things change.
- Yeah, I hear you.
- Welcome, brothers.
- That's Akeem.
- Welcome.
America is not the land of freedom.
It is the land of inequality.
Minorities don't wear chains,
but they are still slaves
to a system that serves the rich.
The shiny toys of capitalism
mean nothing to Allah.
This is why Islam is such a threat to America.
What they want, what they live for,
can only be accomplished by our elimination.
So that the wheels of greed and capitalism
can continue to turn.
Only through Allah will we deliver
the equity and the sovereignty.
So we must fight at whatever cost
to serve the eternal truth.
Allahu Akbar.
- Allahu Akbar!
all: Allahu Akbar.
- Allahu Akbar!
all: Allahu Akbar!
- I got eyes on Akeem.
- Copy.
- I came to talk to Akeem.
- Wait, wait, wait! Give him a sec.
- Kevin doesn't have a gun.
- He's got this.
- He's not seeing visitors.
- Peace, brother.
Relax. I'm only here to help.
Understand me?
- Jamel.
What is it?
- I found Abdul walking around...
- Abdul.
You know this part of the mosque
is forbidden to you.
- Yes.
Brother Akeem, I'm terribly sorry,
But I have to talk to you.
- I want to join the fight.
I can't wait anymore.
- The bombing.
Last week at the Army recruiting station.
- Tell me, Abdul.
What is your opinion on this action?
- My opinion is you didn't go far enough.
A bomb is nice,
but it's gotta do damage.
People have to die.
- I feel your anger, Abdul.
But we had nothing to do with that bombing.
We fight with our hearts and minds.
The time is coming
when much will be asked of you.
Be patient.
Be ready.
- Yeah, I'm good.
I tried to get Akeem to talk about the bombings.
He shut me down. - Are you sure
his security guard didn't make you?
- Jamel just hates Americans on principle.
My cover's still good, though.
- All right, so stay under. Keep pushing.
- I don't know what we're waiting for.
These guys already detonated one bomb.
Let's bring Akeem in.
- We don't have any evidence he's involved.
- The "Chicago Must Burn" manifesto
was uploaded from a computer inside that mosque.
You ask me, that's proof enough.
- Well, if you ask me, it's not.
We need solid evidence before we move on Akeem.
There's too many eyes on this.
Another bomb threat.
VA Hospital.
You and Hailey go check it out.
- All right.
- Be safe.
- So far, nothing.
Just like the last four bomb scares.
My dogs are gonna put in for overtime.
- The witness who called it in
said he saw a guy with a beard and a backpack
who looked Middle Eastern.
And he got a bad feeling.
- Great, so we're chasing bad feelings.
- The joke is our witness
is here for cataract surgery.
He's legally blind.
- Yeah, I'm good.
- Cordon off this area,
I want a one-block perimeter. Are you guys okay?
- Yeah. - Yeah, we're good.
- I need some help over here! - Hey, hey!
- You're gonna be all right. I got you, okay?
- That's what it looks like.
- All right. - I'm gonna get a doctor.
- Yeah! - No time.
Here, give me some pressure on this wound.
I'm gonna tie it off.
- Here. Hey, hang in there.
Stay with us, all right?
You're gonna be okay. - Okay.
- You're gonna be all right. Hang in there.
Come on, come on, come on! - Get her up!
Get a clamp on that femoral or we're gonna lose her!
- You're gonna be all right!
- Guessing that wasn't the first
fragmentation wound you've seen.
- No. 75th Rangers. Jay Halstead.
Chicago PD now.
- 5th SF Group, Fort Campbell.
Jake Miller.
- I know the name.
I've heard epic stories, man.
- Yeah.
- Excuse us.
What do we got?
- Single detonation.
We're sweeping the premises now.
Trying to sort out the damage.
- All right, we need to anticipate
secondary devices targeting first responders.
I want you to widen and ziplock a four-block perimeter.
- Nobody gets in or out. - Gotcha.
- Hey, Sarge.
Talked to a vet named Jake Miller.
He confirmed the initial ID.
Bearded Middle Eastern man with a backpack.
- Okay, we'll run with it. - All right.
- It's not mine.
- This is ground zero.
- Got it. - Some kind of shape charge.
Little structural damage,
but most of the force
went into the monument.
Hit a couple of these cars as well.
- Bomb Squad's still collecting forensics,
but it appears to be the same type of device
that was used at the Army recruitment center.
- All right, find surveillance video
and look for more witnesses.
Lot of windows in this building.
Somebody saw something.
- Hank.
- Will Graff.
You're a long way from D.C.
- I'm gonna need all your intel, Hank.
We'll be taking this over.
- It's my city. - My jurisdiction.
I'll need the files.
- Look.
Before you blow this up,
you should know I got a man undercover
inside Akeem Dabiri's mosque.
- Okay.
What's his name?
- Forget it.
- We share intel.
We'll do the legwork,
you take the glory.
- I want regular reports.
And, Hank, do not screw me on this.
Come on, guys.
- Bomb tech Sarah Scott.
Sergeant First Class, retired.
Senior NCO.
Made it through three tours in Afghanistan for this.
Left behind a husband and two daughters.
- Uh, just the two vets.
Both saw the same thing, a bearded man with a backpack.
And both said that he looked "Middle Eastern."
- What about surveillance video at the VA?
- This is all we got.
Cameras are garbage,
but this is our suspect walking into the VA.
- Labs came back on the explosive.
Peroxide, acetone.
It's highly unstable but it's still an ISIS fave,
because--get this-- dogs can't smell it.
The bomb was on a timer
loaded with 16 penny nails
and ball bearings.
Same as the bomb at the recruitment center.
Forensics is tracking it.
- All right, see if anyone in the mosque
is in the trades.
You know, framing, roofing,
that kind of thing.
- Here's CTA's footage
at the time of the bombing.
Found a guy that matches our description.
Gray hoodie, beard.
Now that's him exiting the L at Taylor Street.
It's a block away from Akeem's mosque.
It was 28 minutes after the blast.
- All right, enough is enough.
We know that Akeem is involved
so let's go pick him up.
- I agree. Bring him in.
- All right.
- Jay.
Look, I know these kind of cases,
they can bring up bad memories.
- Sarge.
Somebody just died.
- Just follow the facts.
- All right.
This sounds like a line from one of your movies.
- This is not a movie.
- To answer your question,
I was leading prayers this morning.
And then I took my wife to the dentist.
She needed a root canal.
- This man was seen in the VA this morning
at the time of the bombing.
Do you recognize him?
Because he looks Muslim?
- No.
Because we have a photo of him
28 minutes after the bombing
exiting the L station a block from your mosque.
- Lots of people live near my mosque.
But I promise it wasn't me.
- We didn't say it was you.
- I don't know this man.
And I had nothing to do with the bombs.
- I find that pretty hard to believe.
Because I exercise my right to free speech?
- No, because I read your anti-American,
hate-spewing manifesto
posted the day before the first bomb went off
at the Army recruiting center.
- I know nothing about any manifesto.
- But it came from inside your mosque.
Over your Wi-Fi.
We have the computer forensics to prove it.
- Your forensics prove nothing.
I don't control the internet.
Or any other people in my community,
or what they do or say.
- Tell us about the Gauge Park Islamic Relief Fund.
Yeah, we ran your financials.
- I assumed as much.
- A charity
for displaced refugees.
- It's a 501c3.
You can look it up yourself, please.
Now,
if you're going to charge me, charge me.
If not, I'm leaving.
- We should have held onto him, Sarge.
- Yeah, but we have no evidence.
- Yeah, but we could have kept him in a cold cell
for 47 hours without evidence, right?
- Relax. We kicked the hornet's nest.
Now let's see how Akeem reacts.
- We found another security camera
near the VA, outside a 7-Eleven.
Look, this is our suspect walking towards the VA
five minutes before the bombing.
This is the suspect right after the bombing, no backpack.
- Did you text these pics to Kevin?
- Yeah, he recognizes the guy.
His name is Tariq Hassam
and I just got a match on facial rec.
He works at a loading dock in Little Kabul.
- Hit it.
- Hey. You the foreman?
- We're looking for
one of your workers, Tariq Hassam.
- Because we're looking for him.
Where is he?
- He's loading a truck.
- Tariq Hassam!
Chicago PD, on the ground!
- Chicago PD, hands in the air!
- Nowhere to hide, man.
- Hey, I'll get the back!
- The target's on the roof. We don't have eyes.
Right here, right here.
Antonio!
Antonio. We got a problem up here.
Put the phone down!
Put it down. Show me your hands!
Keep your hands where we can see them.
- Come on, man. We don't want to hurt you.
- Keep your hands where we can see them!
- Allahu Akbar!
- I'll take it. Thanks.
Got the phone.
Or what's left of it.
- All right, get it to OCD.
Find out who he called before he jumped.
- It confirms he's working with a partner.
- No, it confirms he made a phone call.
That's it, that's all we got.
- Sarge, these guys don't work alone.
- Jay, I told you.
We're gonna take this one step at a time.
So call the bomb techs,
get into Tariq's house, scrub it.
I'll loop in the Feds.
- Door's safe. No wires, no triggers.
Living room looks clear.
- All right, we're good here. We're gonna take the lead.
You guys get upstairs.
- All right. - Crossing.
- Go.
- Clear.
Go, go.
You got me? - Yeah.
- Standby--possible target in the basement.
- Copy that.
- Chicago PD. Let me see your hands.
- Don't move.
Show us your hands now.
- Everybody clear the area.
Possible offender with a bomb.
- No, no, hold on, hold on, Jay, hold on.
Wait, wait, wait. - Hailey, stop.
Hailey, what are you doing?
- We're not gonna hurt you.
We're not gonna hurt you, okay? - Hailey.
Hailey, she might have a bomb. What are you doing?
- We just want to see your hands.
Can you put your hands up?
- Hailey! Get out of the way.
- Just wait. Hold on!
We're not gonna hurt you, okay?
Let me just see. Let me see.
- Hailey.
- It's a baby. It's a baby, okay?
She's just scared.
- Show us what's underneath. - She's scared, Jay.
Hold on.
Oh, okay.
She's unarmed.
It's okay. Aw, okay.
Okay.
You okay?
- Yeah, I...yeah.
You?
- Yeah.
- We're not mind readers, Hailey.
We didn't know what was underneath that burqa.
- I know. Until we did.
Until we saw it was a baby.
- Well, not necessarily.
- She's not gonna hurt her own child.
- I have seen it happen.
- I know, but you're not in Afghanistan anymore.
- Her name's Ara Hassam.
She's Tariq's sister.
Documents are good. Not on any watch list.
She came from Kabul three weeks ago to visit Tariq.
Interesting timing.
- Background check looks clear.
- You guys, I got something.
Jay, you know what that is?
- Yeah, it's a NATO service medal for valor.
- It belongs to Tariq.
- Hold on, the guy who blew up the VA
has a NATO service medal for valor?
- I got something else.
Application to become a U.S. citizen.
- And look who the sponsor is.
- Thanks.
- Yeah.
Yeah, that's Tariq Hassam.
We did two tours together. He was my translator.
- You wrote him a letter of recommendation.
- Yeah, I did.
Easiest letter I ever wrote.
- Tariq saved more American lives than I can count.
Okay, what's going on?
What happened?
- We believe Tariq planted the bomb at the VA.
No.
That's impossible.
I-I don't believe that for a second.
- The evidence is pretty solid.
What, did you arrest him?
- No, he's dead.
- When we went to arrest him,
Tariq killed himself. He jumped off a building.
- If you don't mind me asking,
why didn't you ID Tariq at the VA?
- You were 50 feet away from him.
- Like I told you.
Okay? I barely saw the guy.
I just, I caught a glimpse of the beard
and the backpack.
Not to mention Tariq is, like, the last person on Earth
I would ever think would do something like this.
- Why, because he loved America?
- No.
Because he hated extremists.
When the Taliban found out that he was working for us,
they raped and killed his wife.
- When's the last time you saw Tariq?
- I don't know. It was, uh...
a while ago. We kinda lost touch.
But make no mistake.
The Tariq that I knew was a good man.
He was a patriot.
Yeah, why wouldn't I?
- You really think he didn't recognize Tariq?
A guy he did two tours with?
- I just think he wasn't paying attention.
- Or he's covering for him.
- He's got two Purple Hearts and a Silver Star
for saving the lives of a couple downed Apache pilots
who were under fire.
He's not covering for anybody detonating bombs.
- They got a hit on Tariq's phone.
Last call is to Akeem. - Shocker.
- Now we got to find some evidence.
- All right, I'll call Atwater.
- Approaching Akeem's office now.
- All right.
I hope he knows what he's doing.
- He'll signal if he needs us.
- Yep. I'm in.
Pretty simple office.
Lots of paperwork.
Prayer books.
Got a spot for a bug.
- Move and you die.
- It's Homeland.
- You violate our right
to free speech!
Our right to assemble!
This is America?
- This ain't right!
This whole city can go to hell.
- We gotta get him out of there.
- No, we can't blow his cover. - Adam...
Tell me everything.
- First of all, I don't even know why the hell I'm here.
I told you, I didn't do anything.
- Yeah, we just want to talk to you.
And your brothers.
- Mm-hmm. Get me a lawyer.
- That's not the way it works, Abdul.
I need answers.
- Slow down.
Doesn't have to go down like this.
- Turn around and face the wall.
- You don't know what the hell you're doing.
- We're gonna find out where you and your friends
planted the next bomb.
- Come on, man. Listen to me.
- You have three seconds.
Listen to me! I'm an undercover cop for Chicago PD--
Agh!
- Shut the hell up
and give me something!
- Hey! Hey!
- Stay calm. Hank, relax.
Like I said, we made a mistake.
- I told you I got a man under.
You don't give me a heads up?
- I asked who your guy was.
You told me to go to hell, remember?
Look. We're sorry.
If we'd known beforehand, it wouldn't have
gone down like this.
Okay? - Okay.
Let's move on
and talk about these bombs.
So why the raid?
Is there something we need to know about?
- We picked up some chatter this morning.
Another attack is imminent.
So we hit the mosque.
- We're gonna talk to Akeem.
Do what we have to
to get him to talk to us.
In the meantime, I suggest we put you
back in the cell with the other suspects.
See if you can gather any more intel.
- Yeah, I'm okay with that.
- Okay.
- Me and you gonna sort this out one day.
Next time no zip ties, no batons.
- Graff interrogated Akeem for five hours.
Didn't crack.
Claims he knows nothing about
the bomb, manifesto,
Tariq, none of it.
- Same thing.
- Yeah, and I got nothing on Tariq.
Everybody I talked to said
they thought he was off.
Nobody actually knows him.
Some people said they thought he was undercover.
- Well, regardless, we have intel
that another attack is in the works.
- Right, Graff said that the new threat
was posted online yesterday at a Chicago public library.
- All right, we got people looking through surveillance
but so far nothing.
- Antonio and I have been scrolling through
Tariq's various phones.
We found five or six photos
of Tariq and another man, about the same age,
same ethnicity.
- That was taken three days
before the first bomb went off.
- Yeah.
Came back negative.
- But we did get a hit on bomb fragments.
- Yes. - Sixteen penny nails,
to be exact.
- All right, track down
the specific batch number
and find the distributor.
- Already on it. We got the lot number
and delivery dates. We're just closing in
on retailers in the area.
- More witness statements from Patrol.
- We're wasting our time. We know who's responsible.
- Well, we might have missed something.
Kim, Adam, split them up and dig in.
Kev, I want you back at the mosque.
See what you can learn.
You two go find Miller.
Maybe he can ID the guy in the photo with Tariq.
- Detective Halstead and Detective Upton,
Chicago PD. Uh, we're here to see Jake.
- Nothing's wrong, ma'am.
We just have a few questions.
- Oh, um, well, he's not here.
- When does Jake usually get home?
- Uh, that depends.
Why
- Yeah, that's Tariq and his cousin Rafi.
- Jake and Tariq served together
and his cousin Rafi is visiting from Kabul.
We just had dinner last week.
- Oh, so they still see each other?
- Yeah, of course. Those two had
a pretty powerful bond.
The things that they saw, that they did?
They're like brothers. They'd die for each other.
That's a call to prayer.
Happens five times a day.
Makes Jake a little crazy.
- You come home after years at war,
looking for a little peace and quiet
only to learn that the very people
you were fighting
just moved in next door.
- I get it, but...
it's not the same people. Just the same religion.
- Well.
It's easy for you to say,
'cause you weren't there.
- Thank you so much for your time.
Will you let Jake know that we stopped by?
- Yeah.
- So Miller's lying about
still being in touch with Tariq.
- Yeah.
We got a hit yet on that wholesaler?
The one who was selling the nails used in the bomb?
- Antonio was on it. Let me call him.
- All right.
- Like I said on the phone.
I didn't sell it to no terrorist.
I only had three sales on that batch.
- Just show us your video.
- Yeah, I got it queued up.
Figured you guys would be asking.
Here's the first purchase.
That don't look like no terrorist to me.
- Save the commentary and scroll.
- Next purchase, 4:12.
- Freeze it.
- Thank you.
- We'll need an expedited warrant.
I'll call Voight, and have a judge lined up.
You tell the team we'll stage a block away
from Miller's house.
- Chicago PD, open up!
- He's not home!
- We have a warrant, ma'am,
if you could step to the side.
- We think Jake's involved in the bombing attacks.
- This floor is clear.
Jake?
- He was here, and then when I said
that you were looking for him, he grabbed his keys
and he took off.
- I-I don't know, but
I could tell that something was wrong.
Something's really wrong.
- Just in the way that he looked at me.
The way that he-- that he said good-bye.
I swear I don't know anything, but he...
he hasn't been okay since he got back.
He needs help.
- I got something.
Huh?
You know anything about this?
- It's for a storage trailer.
He rents it from our landlord.
- He works there.
He flips motorcycles to make extra cash.
- Sit on the house. Make sure she doesn't
warn him off. He might come back.
I'm gonna hit up Voight, fill him in.
- Roger that.
- Please, just promise me you're not gonna hurt him.
- Ma'am.
- Are we really doing this without bomb tech?
- Damn right. We don't have any time.
- It's clear.
Okay, this is...
- Scary as hell.
- Yeah.
Acetone and hydrogen peroxide.
That's his cocktail.
- He's still cooking.
- It wasn't Akeem's call to prayer
that triggered Jake.
Listen to this.
"Six U.S. soldiers were killed
"when their patrol triggered an IED near Lashkar.
"Lone survivor was Jacob Miller.
"Sunni warlords credit funding
from sympathetic parties in America."
He underlined "funding."
Jake must think that Akeem
is funding terrorism against American soldiers.
- Okay.
Okay.
So where's Miller now?
What's the strategy here?
- It's an end game tactic.
You create a false retreat.
You flank, you ambush,
and you take out the objective yourself.
He's going after Akeem.
We gotta call Kevin.
Come on, Kev, pick up, pick up.
- 5021 Henry...
- Jake Miller's involved.
He's on his way to the mosque.
You gotta get everybody out now.
- Hey.
No phones in the prayer hall.
- Sorry, that was my cousin.
The FBI are at my house right now
and they're on their way here to round us all up
all over again. We gotta go.
We should leave right now.
- No.
We stay.
We have done nothing wrong.
- Freeze!
Nobody move!
Everybody get down on the ground now.
I said down! - Stop, stop.
- Get down on your face!
Put your hands above your head.
- No.
- You!
Down on your face! Now.
- Please tell me someone's listening
over the COH.
I got 30 people in here.
Miller has a gun
and an explosive.
I am unarmed.
I need help now.
- Akeem's not here.
Homeland security, they grabbed him up.
He's in lock-up.
If you want Akeem, you need to let these people go.
- Everybody crawls to the wall now.
If anybody speaks another word,
I press this button,
we all blow up together.
Move.
Move!
- Talk to me, Trudy. - Mobile command just landed.
We're pushing out four blocks
and trying to clear all these buildings.
- Yeah.
- Yeah. We can hear him, he can't hear us.
- Sounds like Miller's got the IED strapped to his body.
He's got the remote in his hand.
- Kev won't be able to take him down alone.
It's too risky. Bomb Squad's three minutes out.
- Yeah.
- There's no line of sight into the prayer room.
I can get us elevated positions,
but unless he moves to the front--
- No, no, no. Let me get inside.
I can talk to him.
- Hang on.
Atwater convinced him to open up
a line of communication.
They're sending someone out.
- 5021, I got a hostage coming out.
Get me an ambulance past that barricade.
- Copy that, 5021.
- Hey. I got a hostage coming out.
It's all right. Come on out.
It's okay.
Don't worry.
No one's gonna shoot.
These guns are here to keep you safe.
It's okay.
It's all right. The phone's for me.
Just keep walking.
That's right. Come to me.
Atta kid. It's okay.
All right, just hand me the phone.
Hand me the phone.
All right. Now get behind me.
Stay between me and the building.
We're gonna be fine.
We're okay.
I'm gonna take this call.
This is Sergeant Hank Voight.
How we doing in there, Jake?
- I want Imam Akeem Dabiri brought to me.
- Okay.
Okay, we can talk about that.
But you know,
you know, Akeem is in federal custody.
So it's gonna take some time.
But I'll set the wheels in motion right now
but you gotta work with me, okay?
- No. You have half an hour.
- That's not enough time.
- You have half an hour!
Or I will start killing them one by one.
- Go around the back.
Lock is broke.
- It's okay, FBI.
Hank.
- Man, we sure as hell got this one wrong.
- Yeah, and we kicked Akeem.
He's on his way. You established contact?
- I did. - Good. We're setting
a breach plan. We'll be ready to move in 20.
- Wait a second--Atwater is inside with 30 hostages.
- That's why we're moving now.
We'll give your men a tactical plan.
- Wait. The second you breach, he'll detonate.
Look, we got a line of contact.
We got 30 minutes to get inside.
- Not enough time, Hank.
- Sir, I can get to Miller.
- This is our jurisdiction.
- Will.
- Stand down.
- Sarge.
Sarge, let me do this.
Atwater said the rear entrance isn't secure.
- Jay. - No, I can do this.
I get Miller.
Let me talk him out.
- You know what happens if you can't.
It's Jay Halstead.
I'm unarmed, all right?
- Everybody face the wall!
You take another step, I blow this place.
- I hear--I hear you, man.
We're working on Akeem. That's why I'm here.
I gotta see proof of life, Jake.
You know how this works, right?
So I'm coming out, okay? I'm unarmed.
See?
No vest.
I got no gun.
Keeping my hands raised, okay?
Just gotta make sure everybody's okay.
That's good. That's good, it looks like nobody's hurt.
That means you and I got a way out of here.
'Cause I'm gonna be honest, Jake,
things are gonna go bad for you really quick
if you don't let me help you.
- You bring me Akeem
or I drop these people one combatant at a time.
- Please, Jake, don't-- don't do this, okay?
There is another solution.
You just gotta let me help you.
Just let me help.
Put the gun down. Hand me the remote.
You and I can walk out the front door together.
I promise you I'm not gonna let anything happen to you.
Okay?
You gotta let me help you.
Jake.
Look at--look at them.
They're terrified right now, Jake.
They're not combatants, man.
They're civilians, Jake.
They're citizens. They're people.
Jake.
They're Americans.
You swore to protect them.
What are you doing?
- That's as far as you come.
- Okay.
- What, you think I'm crazy
- No, no, I don't. I don't.
- You think this is PTS, this is...
trauma from the war?
You think I'm having an episode, huh?
- Maybe, Jake.
- I don't think I'm over there.
No. I'm in my own backyard.
I'm standing on my soil.
Don't you get it, Halstead?
You were there! You remember!
These people have come to destroy us.
But nobody gets it
because we're all too busy
tweeting about the president.
We're posting pictures of our dogs.
You want to help me?
You bring me Akeem.
Bring me Akeem.
- Buddy. Think of your wife right now.
Think of your wife.
- You bring me Akeem now, or I kill them.
- Please don't do this, Jake.
- You don't think I'll do it.
- Miller.
You are a war hero, Miller.
Act like it.
- Yeah, you're damn right I am.
And this ends now.
- Go. Go.
We got hostages coming out!
Jay, we gotta go.
- Thank you. I really appreciate that.
Praise Allah.
- Where the hell's your detective?
You knew we had a breaching plan.
I told you to stand down.
- Back off, Will.
I'm gonna have his badge.
- He defused the situation.
I mean, you want to report it
differently, feel free.
When you do, maybe I should
have my undercover officer
report the treatment he experienced.
Or the interrogation techniques
used on Akeem Dabiri,
an innocent man.
And he's right over there.
Maybe we should talk to him.
Just let it go.
Take the win and walk away.
- Hey. Give you a ride home?
I'll buy you a beer.
- Thanks, I think I'm just--
- Yeah, I know you want to be alone,
but this is just part of the thing, so.
- It's a thing that works
between us. Bad case.
One of us doesn't want the other one around.
The other one stays anyway. We talk.
We feel better and we're able to go to work the next day.
It works.
- I screwed up, Hailey.
It didn't even occur to me that Miller could be involved.
- If it's on you, it's on me too.
- No, you had a bad feeling.
I couldn't even see it.
A lot of horrible things happened when I was overseas.
And I know I can't just, like,
flip a switch and turn that off.
But I do the work.
You learn to deal with the triggers and the stress.
The war was a part of my life. It's not who I am.
Not anymore.
I just had no idea I had any anger.
Or bias.
- You just saved 30 lives.
Thirty Muslim lives.
That's a good day.
Don't be so hard on yourself.
- Thanks.