Joe doesn't trust the new lioness, Josephina Carillo, believing her story may not be complete. Trust isn't luxury in the CIA; it's essential to navigate the spycraft.
At Fort Bliss, Carillo faced a harsh introduction to militant espionage, while Joe's domestic complications add complexity, revealing the tension between personal life and agency loyalty.
Concerns emerge over Carillo's cover story, especially regarding CIA drug operations. The urgency grows as public outrage and an election looming complicate their maneuvers.
Kaitlyn's persuasive tactics and familial connections highlight the importance of political support in maintaining agency initiatives amidst public and internal pressures.
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