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Fifty-eight days after the bombing of the CIA headquarters, Carrie is called to testify before a congressional committee. Dana is released from a hospital following a suicide attempt. Saul's wife, Mira, is now in the U.S., having returned to stay with him after the Langley attack. The CIA coordinates six simultaneous operations across the world to kill the people responsible for planning the CIA bombing; Saul's ultimate goal is to capture Majid Javadi, the Iranian intelligence official who financed the attack, but his whereabouts are unknown. A leak emerges in the news regarding an unnamed CIA officer having a sexual relationship with Brody; Saul testifies before the Intelligence Committee, where he does not provide Carrie's name but does disclose her bipolar disorder.
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