Noah Oppenheim

George Banner and his wife Sheila discuss the political implications of him leading a controversial commission following a national crisis. They weigh the personal cost of his legacy against the immense power and responsibility the position holds in a polarized landscape.

Jackie confronts Bobby Kennedy after Lee Harvey Oswald's murder, fearing for her children's safety and questioning the vanity of a public funeral.

Jackie Kennedy insists on a grand funeral procession modeled after Lincoln's, while Bill Walton expresses concern for her safety and privacy.

Jackie Kennedy recounts the visceral and haunting details of her husband's assassination, struggling to reconcile the horror with his beauty.

In the Oval Office, President Mitchell briefs former President Banner on a catastrophic cyber-attack that has brought the nation to the brink of collapse. She reveals the unprecedented surveillance powers being authorized to find the culprits and asks a reluctant Banner to lead the investigation because he is the only person the public still trusts.