Winnie Boal

Spoiler alert. The answer I came up with is not even discussed in the film, which is frustrating to me. I wish they had at least considered it. OK, we flubbed twice hitting the missile, so Chicago is doomed. Nothing more we can do there. But no more missiles have been fired. Since we don't know who fired the missile, I think it would be irresponsible and pointless to retaliate against a country that might not have done it. And what's the hurry? Why do we have to retaliate right away? Why can't we wait until we know for sure who is responsible, and then retaliate. The film only presents two options: do nothing or strike back at somebody right away without knowing if they are the guilty party. I say wait and find out who launched it and then decide on an appropriate response (that doesn't exterminate all of humanity).

I love this show! Perfect casting, clever editing! However, (and I won't give away who the murderer was), that person hated AB, but AB was about to retire, so why did he/she need to murder him? I thought the whole show was so clever until we got to that last point. (Also, I did think it was odd she didn't interview the President's mother-in-law).