Valediction
Senator Walt Cooper arrives at the SSR after the threat to Times Square has been stopped. He personally seeks out Jack Thompson and commends him for preventing the attack. Cooper tells Thompson that the city and country owe the agents a debt for saving thousands of lives.
Cooper specifically praises Thompson's leadership and suggests that Thompson could receive congressional recognition. He also tells Thompson that the President wants to thank him personally. Thompson accepts the praise without giving credit to the other agents.