This hour's previouslies include a freeze frame for mid-level henchman Alan Tanner, the sniper who took out Gabriel Schechter a few minutes before 9:00 AM. Which does not bode well for Alan Tanner. At the FBI's Washington Field Office, Janis calls over a very stressed-out Agent Walker and tells her that Kiefer and Tony were seen getting into a "dark-colored panel van." Which is correct, if bright blue is a dark color. Walker then goes to Sean, who isn't having any luck tracking the van through the traffic cams, for which he is (correctly) blaming the hacker. They can't even track the van's progress by which cameras are going dark? Maybe Chloe's going a little more sophisticated than that. Walker tells him to try, like, ATMs and parking garage security cameras. Why not YouTube, while he's at it? Walker completes her rounds by going to Moss, who is just getting off the phone, and tells him that someone's running interference for the fugitives on street cams. "Bauer must have worked out this escape with Almeida's people," Moss guesses, which is correct, but not in the way he thinks. Walker blames herself for listening to Kiefer. "Believing the Bureau was compromised? Someone on the inside working against us? I realize now it was him all along." Well, on the bright side, now she thinks she doesn't have to spend a lot of time looking for another mole. Moss is willing to share the blame, even when a blonde underling named Erica comes up to tell him that the White House is on line one. Of course it is. You don't put the White House on line four. Walker walks with him toward the conference room where he plans to take the call, promising him that she'll "make this right" by finding Kiefer and Tony. "Throw in the CIP device and maybe we'll be off the hook," he cracks. After he peels off, Walker bugs Janis some more, this time about the shooter who apparently caught an ambulance ride in from Tony's hideout at the docks. Janis pulls up the shooter's file. It's Alan Tanner, an ex-special forces guy who tried to get Gulf War Syndrome benefits after his discharge but failed, even after suing the government. Well, that would explain his anti-government bias. Bet he hates trial lawyers, too. Walker says she wants to know as soon as he wakes up.

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