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“So what you’re saying is that if al Qaeda manages to get personnel inside of this place…” Brognola’s voice trailed off.

“Yes, we’re all thinking the same thing. And it explains why Bari’s tactical planning called for the smuggling of so many terrorist operatives into the country.”

“It’s unthinkable,” Brognola said. “A place like that could be a terrorist’s playground if they know where to look.”

“And they do,” Price said. “That’s why they were monitoring all the sites, particularly the I-25 corridor. They weren’t interested in attacking those shipments. They wanted to know when would be the busiest times, when the eyes of most personnel would be focused elsewhere.”

“All right,” the big Fed stated. “Let’s get hopping on this. Let’s get both teams on the horn immediately and apprise them of the situation.”

“Right,” Kurtzman replied, reaching for a phone that connected directly to their secure satellite uplink.

“And when you’re done,” Brognola continued, “get me the President.”