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Michael Weston wisely raised his hands in surrender.

This guy is smart, which may be another reason why he was sent to coordinate besides his familiarity with Jack.

Jack noticed that there was something wrong with his attitude, which was obviously a bit gloating. He obviously had not offended this kid, so this gloating was obviously directed at the other side.

Just like the FBI, the CIA has never been a monolithic organization, and the internal struggles are even more intense.

After all, their main business is overseas, and it is common for them to secretly trip each other up or even resort to dirty tricks in order to compete for more benefits.

Jack took out the little note that Michael secretly slipped to him in front of Dana, not because he was denying him face just because he had saved the boy's life.

It was simply to show this guy a gesture, indicating that the relationship between him and his female boss was an absolutely trustworthy one. Of course, it was also to show the CIA that this matter should not be fooled so easily.

After traveling to North America for so many years, although Jack has not become a white-skinned and white-hearted person, he has become proficient in dealing with Europeans and Americans.

You won't be looked down upon if you keep a low profile when you are not strong enough, but if you are strong enough but still worry about the overall situation, it will only bring unnecessary temptations and troubles.

Regardless of who else was in Jack's car at the time, the Suburban he was driving was a business car borrowed from the local FBI office, and it had federal license plates.

The other party would be able to find out Jack's identity even if they just spent a few minutes checking.

Therefore, even if the CIA could produce evidence to prove that Jack was suspected of extremely serious terrorist threats at the time, and that the Twin Towers would collapse again if he was not killed immediately, they should not have acted so directly without any warning, and it is not something that can be easily explained away by a misunderstanding afterwards.

After all, someone is no longer the same as he was in the past. When something happens, he needs to contact Rossi first. Not to mention the merits accumulated in the past few years, the Alcatraz prison incident not long ago was a big exposure for him.

Therefore, Jack believed that there was some misunderstanding as Michael mentioned at the beginning. It was very likely that the agent who took action at the time only knew that there was a fresh-faced FBI agent in the car and directly regarded him as collateral damage.

Who made someone so young yet so meritorious? As a result, he received a lot of medals and honors, but because of his seniority, he is still only an inspector agent, one level higher than a senior agent.

You know, Jack still has an outstanding Presidential Medal of Freedom to receive. If he is really killed by the CIA as collateral damage, or if he receives the medal from the President in a wheelchair, it will be a joke.

Although the CIA is not completely unable to operate domestically, they have offices in every state across the country like the FBI, but they usually either cooperate with federal law enforcement agencies such as the FBI or DEA, or act secretly.

There is a joke that goes like this: if the FBI and the CIA are handling a case at the same time, when the FBI is standing at the door and shouting "Open the door", the CIA may have already secretly climbed in through the window to collect evidence.

If Jack was really just an ordinary FBI field agent who was unlucky enough to be killed in an assassination operation by the CIA, the FBI would have no way to deal with the CIA afterwards.

Anyway, the matter is done. The most they can do is to have some verbal battles with each other afterwards and help each other to ask for some compensation and pensions. In the end, big things will be reduced to small things and small things will be forgotten.

However, the CIA took action but was almost killed in the end. This became a huge joke. No wonder Michael, who was at odds with the CIA, looked like he was gloating.

At this point Michael no longer beat around the bush and simply said frankly that he came here to trip up Cynthia Wilkes and the people behind her.

His superior "happened" to know about this mistake, so most of the information about Jack that was sent to Cynthia Wilkes' desk was "accidentally" lost.

In other words, in the eyes of the other party, Jack is just an insignificant little person. Although it is a bit embarrassing this time, it is ultimately irrelevant to the overall situation. They may even use Michael as a scapegoat to coordinate because of the old grudge with Dana.

Michael's original plan was to kill with a borrowed knife. He figured that even if he couldn't get Cynthia Wilkes out of office this time, he could use the FBI's accountability to make her lose power within the CIA.

At that time, we can also do Jack a favor, and maybe borrow him for use again. The abacus beads are about to fall on people's faces.

But she didn't expect that Jack didn't play by the rules at all. He took out the little note in front of Dana, breaking the so-called tacit understanding that he was trying to create.

"You have two days. I want to know who is standing behind Cynthia." Dana raised two fingers before Michael left.

After sending the sly agent away, Jack closed the office door again. Now he and his female boss were the only ones left in the room, so they could talk about business.

"So, those were actually two different things? The CIA that attacked you was cleaning out retired agents at the time, and it had nothing to do with the murder of Detective Beckett's mother?"

After listening to Jack's story, Dana smiled meaningfully, "That's very interesting. Agent Weston (Michael) didn't mention any retired agents just now.

Instead, they hope to use me to clarify to the NYPD that Chief Montgomery’s death has nothing to do with the CIA.”

Jack's heart was moved. "Is he implying that Beckett's mother's murder and the series of events that followed were actually related to the CIA, uh, Cynthia and the people behind her?"

Dana nodded in agreement. "Maybe. Cynthia is a bitch who will do anything to get ahead. This isn't the first time she's hooked up with politicians."

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"Hiss" Jack took a breath and thought to himself that maybe it was really such a coincidence.

It seems reasonable for a senator who will run for president next year and potentially become the country's vice president to clean up and erase some of his dark history in advance.

It is not difficult to understand why some people in the CIA choose to place bets in advance or even join forces and actively act as black gloves.

Dana glanced at the time, rubbed her brows tiredly, and waved to Jack, "It's getting late, you should go home and rest early. I will personally investigate Cynthia to see what she is up to.

This matter may be a little complicated, and we cannot completely rely on Michael Weston's cooperation, although his Central Asian operations department does not get along well with Cynthia Wilkes's side. "

This can be seen from the fact that the other party planned to sit on the mountain and watch the fight from the beginning. It also indirectly confirms that there may be some hidden agenda behind Cynthia, but fortunately, her female boss is not someone to be trifled with either.

When leaving the Federal Building, Jack was followed by two groups of agents, one group with four people, who were riding in two Subaru cars and following behind his Audi R4.

Jack naturally didn't need any bodyguards. After returning to the small building at the base, one group of agents took the gunman who was locked in the basement away, and the remaining group moved into the small building to protect the safety of Cassel and Beckett.

After all, ordinary killers can be dealt with by the security of the small building in the base, but if it is replaced by CIA action agents, it may not be enough.