This leads to Daphne and Charlie schmoozing with Congressman Eisenberg, who determines the budget for the Department of Defense. That means that if they're to discontinue the weapon, the government will have to cover the cost. She learns that money drives him, and he's not willing to risk the profits the company makes from the sniper rifles to fund a replacement. Daphne makes a little progress when she meets with Henry Scholes, the CEO. The problem is, the sniper rifles are profitable.Įmma tells Charlie to make Daphne open up, insisting he's good at getting women to talk.

Brad would need to get access to more rifles without his bosses noticing, which will only happen if his company discontinues their use of them. While he accepts the painting in exchange for a sit-down, he laughs at her plan to move 10 times as many sniper rifles as the family he's currently working for his company would notice that amount of weapons going missing.

Daphne's plan to get close to Brad fails at the first hurdle.

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