EPISODE

1. Enemy of the State

Carrie and Franny are living with Maggie's family in DC. Saul and the federal employees detained after the attempt on the President-elect's life are in prison. President Keane's administration comes under scrutiny.

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Carrie and Franny are living in Washington, D.C., with Carrie's sister Maggie and her family. Carrie has left her job at the White House and is actively working to secure the release of 200 federal employees Keane has arrested since her inauguration. She plots to arrange a meeting between Dante Allen, her contact at the FBI, and Senator Sam Paley, hoping to get Dante to testify in Paley's Congressional investigation into Keane's misconduct, but Dante refuses to speak with him. Maggie is furious when she learns that Carrie involved Maggie's teenage daughter, Josie, in her scheme and that Josie left Franny alone with her boyfriend. Saul is still in federal prison; David Wellington, Keane's chief of staff, offers him the position of National Security Advisor, but he says he will accept it only if the 200 imprisoned federal employees are released. Carrie has Max install surveillance on Wellington. Keane is incensed when a military tribunal sentences General Jamie McClendon, who spearheaded the conspiracy to assassinate her, to life in prison rather than to death; she tells Wellington she will find someone to "fix" the situation. McClendon dies in custody after being poisoned.

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