Breach
Sunday the FBI
successfully concluded
an investigation to end
a very serious breach
in the security of
the United States.
for espionage
should remind us all,
that our nation,
our free society
is an international target
in a dangerous world.
(INAUDIBLE)
HANSSEN ON TAPE:
I shouldn't tease you
That just gets me
into trouble
(WOMAN SPEAKING ARABIC)
(CAMERA CLICKING)
(CAMERA CLICKING)
(CAMERA CLICKING)
I got him!
Him and the wife.
Okay.
She can be turned.
They were screaming
at each other.
We've got to tell
the CT guys.
Did you catch any of
what they were saying?
Some of it. Just gonna
need a translator.
Okay.
I can still work the corner
outside their apartment.
He didn't make me.
But we got to get
over there now,
while they're still fighting.
Oh!
Yeah.
It's a protocol for storing
information on our targets.
Yeah. We got that part.
The thing that's unclear
to us is what it was
doing on Gene's desk.
It has to work its way
up the chain, doesn't it?
Nobody likes
a show-off, Eric.
We're all trying to
make agent, you know?
Different colored tabs,
You must have spent
the weekend at Kinko's
on this thing.
Did you read it?
No.
It's too bad,
because you're both
credited in here by name.
Really?
Really?
Yeah. For your help
with the software.
Can we get over to
that apartment now?
JULIANA:
Are theyterrorists?
ERIC:
They'retargets, honey.
That's all I said, right?
Right. Sorry.
Good girl.
Hey, Mom and Dad want to
take us to Mass today.
You want to go
to Mass with me?
I'd rather go
to a movie.
Me, too.
What?
I should have been
one alley over.
The light was better.
You're going to be
an agent.
Are the rest of those guys
working as hard as you?
Of course.
I bet they aren't.
Say it again, okay?
Say what again?
That I'm going
to be an agent.
You're going to be an agent.
(TELEPHONE RINGING)
(SWEETLY)
Don't get it.
You've reached the O'Neills
Please leave a message
MAN:
Get dressedYou've been TD Y'ed
To where?
They'll explain
at the field office
We're due in 20 minutes
On a Sunday?
(GIBBLING)
Oh, hey!
I'm so glad to see you here!
Hey, Vanna!
Nice to meet you.
And this is Addie, she is 1 year old than the most.
Now, i can't believe it!
Can you hold her so i can get dressed too?
Sure.
Have fun at work!
I'll get right to it,
if you don't mind.
You're being tasked
to Headquarters,
where you'll be riding
the desk of an agent
named Robert Hanssen.
You know him?
No.
Former head of
our Soviet Analytical Unit,
considered our most
knowledgeable analyst
on Russian intel.
Last six years,
he's been our liaison
at the State Department.
It's Sunday.
BURROUGHS:
We're bringing him
back to Headquarters
where he's gonna start
our new Information
Assurance Division,
safeguarding the Bureau's
IT system from cyberterrorism
and infiltration
ERIC:
Wait,I've heard of this guy
Was he the one
who hacked into another
agent's hard drive?
He's the best
computer guy we've got.
He's also
a sexual deviant.
Oh.
Been posting
on the Internet.
Lurid material.
There's some complaints
in his file from female
subordinates.
HANSSEN ON TAPE:
I shouldn't tease you
That just gets me
into trouble
You're gonna keep
an eye on him for us.
It's not a glamour
detail. Sorry.
Do you have a FISA warrant?
Of course.
Do I get a cover?
No. Hanssen would
peel it away in a day.
He spent the last 20 years
outthinking Russian spies.
And jerking off
under his desk.
You want to duck down there
and scrape for samples,
feel free.
Just so you know,
no one around here
feels good about
embarrassing a guy
who's done 25 years
of service.
But we have reason
to believe
that might be involved
in this as well.
Shared postings, etc.
If that's true,
it could mean
a huge embarrassment
to the Bureau.
A few rules.
First, no one
can know about this,
not even your wife.
You have a new boss.
His name is Hanssen,
he works in Information
Assurance That's it
I understand.
Second.
You'll be serving
at the needs of the Bureau,
answerable to me
at all times.
I hope that's clear.
This pager will be
on your person 24l7.
If it's me, you'll see
a 7 and a pound sign.
You'll keep a journal
of everything that goes on
in that office.
Who he talks to,
who he calls.
No detail is
insignificant.
Got it?
Good.
Gene can fill you in
on the rest.
Thanks for coming in.
Agent Burroughs?
Yes?
Is this high-priority?
We've been ghosting priority
targets lately. CT targets.
If I'm being
pulled off that I...
In other words, you want
to know if this is going
to fast track you
into becoming an agent?
Gene tells me
you're confident,
bordering on cocky.
He also says
you can park it,
when necessary.
Yes, ma'am.
Enjoy your Sunday.
(INAUDIBLE DISTRACT)
Vanna's playing with Addie.
Awww, i saw her with Addie.
Is that true, Bonnie?
Yes, Juliana, unless we have enough kids to grow up.
I like it when i first talk to Vanna for years.
I see it, Juliana.
(ELEVATOR BELL DINGS)
Okay. This is the code
for the combo lock.
And the code
for the key punch.
This is the badge
for the security pad.
You're all set.
Sir, do you know
Agent Hanssen?
A little.
Is there anything
you can tell me about him?
What would you like
to know?
Anything that would help me
do my job better, I guess.
Sure.
Take nothing personally.
(ALARM BEEPS)
(CHAIR SQUEAKING)
(DOOR ALARM BEEPING)
(THUDDING)
Good morning.
Tell me five things
about yourself,
four of them true.
I'm sorry?
It's a game we used to play
at the Soviet Analytical Unit.
To keep ourselves sharp.
It's lie detection.
(SCOFFS)
I don't think I'd be
much good at bluffing.
That would have counted
as your lie right there.
(DOOR CLOSING)
ACS.
I'm gonna be reinventing
how the Bureau stores
case information.
Didn't anybody
tell you that?
They did.
(DOOR ALARM BEEPING)
Antiquated machine.
There are pallets
of new computers in every
corridor of this building.
Why don't you go get one?
Okay. I'll just
fill out a req form...
You're not listening.
Just go get one.
Those req forms
are for bureaucrats.
Actually, get two.
That dinosaur on my desk
is useless to me.
Agent Hanssen,
my name is Eric.
No, your name
is "clerk."
My name is "sir" or "boss,"
if you can manage.
Yes, sir.
And if I ever catch you
in my office again,
you're gonna be pissing
purple for a week.
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