but just so we're clear, if this plan fails, david rosen decides he's not gonna drop it, then i reserve the right to be a little more... how should i put it? thorough. agreed? agreement's just for show, y'all. you can go. class dismissed. abby. the guy you met with at the griddle cafe yesterday-- he was a plant. he just was. trust me. so i did a little digging, and it turns out that cytron-- they weren't just an internet security company. they also developed software, some of which had various applications, like this one program that quinn's boyfriend was working on... officially it was used as slot machines. and unofficially? voting machines. i know you just got your job back, david, and i wasn't gonna say anything, i swear. no, you did the right thing. come here. (abby) i know you just got your job back, david, and i wasn't gonna say anything, i swear. (david) no, you did the right thing. come here. and so on and so forth. you want me to notify the others? no. this one i handle alone.

david rosen? thanks for meeting me. sure. all right. shall we, uh... what are you doing? don't read it here. i like to see what i'm getting. hollis doyle wants to build a pipeline through the middle of this country, but it's a tough sell with n.i.m.b.y.s and environmentalists. how's he do it? he rigs the voting. every single ballot measure in favor of the pipeline won in the last election. you're saying he rigged the voting machines in all these states? it sounded crazy to me, too, until i got a look at all this stuff. no. i don't think so. what? you barely looked at it. you know how many conspiracy theorists bombard me with nonsense every week? i should've known when you asked to meet me at a national monument. don't treat me like i'm crazy. i don't have an axe to grind. i don't believe 9/11 was an inside job or the phone company killed j.f.k. i'm just a damn good lawyer who stumbled onto something i can no longer pursue without losing the job i love. so please, just take a look at it. but did not make a decision regarding, using cash... that's my father, harold pierce,

david summit this spring. today, the white house affected studied neutrality, saying "there is plenty of blame to go around"... despite the fact that u-s-saudi relations, at least on paper, those with iran. rosen says: "why shouldn't the saudis, rather, expect that the united states will behave like an ally in this situation?" earnest says: "our concerns about saudi arabia's actions in this regard are related both to concerns that we have about the impact this -- that these actions have on saudi arabia's national security, but we also have concerns about the impact that this has on u.s. interests in the region." with iran complying with the nuclear deal and bracing for an influx of unfrozen funds worth up to 150- billion dollars... and oil prices remaining low, showing signs of vulnerability. mcfarland says: "their new budget shows they have a shortfall of income because of the falling oil prices. so they're not going to have that cushion, that extra money to spread around to friends and to defeat foes." rosen on cam: aides to president obama acknowledge that if the saudi - iran standoff continues it will make it even harder to reach a political settlement on the civil war in syria. which is i

rosen-- now. i'm not gonna shut it down. what? you gave me those files. you said, "go get the bad guys." i'm going to get the bad guys. [ camera shutter clicking ] jake: what's this? davidagreement. you agree to testify against command,