FBI agent Vasquez shows up instead of the contact
Felix Vasquez himself arrives at the lunch meeting, refuses to confirm the letter and advises Mickey's team to leave it alone.
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Felix Vasquez himself arrives at the lunch meeting, refuses to confirm the letter and advises Mickey's team to leave it alone.
Called by Andrea, Vasquez explains target letters as a scare tactic and hesitates over a qualifier before answering no.
Through a wall of objections, Mickey gets Vasquez to concede target letters don't go to people the Bureau thinks are innocent.
Vasquez hints the Bureau wants Grant on the stand, and Mickey admits to Legal he baited the feds with reporters at the subpoena hearing.
Grant blames Bondurant's money trouble on others; Lorna explains the bribery theory as Mickey lines up the letter's dates.
The FBI agent accuses Mickey of using him to get Grant on the stand only to plead the Fifth.
Told the FBI killed the story, Mickey skips a FOIA request and has Lorna draft a state court order, calling in the judge's debt.
After a paleta stop, Mickey and Cisco march into the FBI office, are refused, and get the order served anyway as staff call for backup.
Agents Vasquez and Ruth show up at Mickey's house, hand back his court order with contempt and warn him off Sam Scales for good.
After an FBI visit from Agent Vasquez, Mickey argues Gazarian, ruined by Lisa Trammell's trial, may be behind Sam's death and Biogreen.
Posing as informant Kirk Lennon, Mickey gets the FBI's Agent Dawn Ruth on the line, waves from below her window and threatens to release a video.
Over speakerphone, Mickey charms a records officer who finds a stop-sign stop that ended with Sam handed to Agent Vasquez.
The patrol officer recounts stopping Sam under his alias, an FBI flag, and handing him to an agent, while Agent Ruth watches from the gallery.
Dr. Schultz describes biofuel subsidy fraud on the stand, then names the two FBI agents who ran the Nevada case.
Driven to a secret meeting, Mickey learns the Bureau will never testify, and he pushes Agent Ruth to admit she leaked him the report.
Agent Ruth lays out the nationwide label-swapping fraud, why the FBI turned Sam, and why it was not his informing that got him killed.
Lorna summons Agent Ruth outside and warns her Jeanine is about to tell the jury everything.
In chambers, the FBI's LA chief asks to block Jeanine's testimony, the judge asserts control, and the DA offers to dismiss the case.
Ruth demands Jeanine's location, only to learn the testimony was a ruse, while Cisco readies Jeanine for the Marshals.