Full Circle: Miami

Presidential candidate, Senator Davis Faulkner, appears wholesome, but in reality he's a dishonest playboy. When past mistress, Angela, is beaten & raped, Faulkner's wife, Madeline confronts him.

Madeline and Jeff Houserman, Faulkner's campaign manager, talk. Rick D'Andres, Faulkner's lead Secret Service agent, investigates what happened the night that Angela was beaten.

Houserman is approached by FBI special agent, Sidney Waverly. Houserman grills D'Andres about the night in question. D'Andres tells Houserman that Angela had a key to the room. CIA associate Sturgis finds Angela.

Madeline shows D'Andres a blackmail letter. D'Andres and Madeline tell Waverly about the threat. Faulkner calls Angela.

Faulkner asks Angela what happened that night, and she says she was paid to set him up. Waverly pushes Angela for info, but she turns the tables on him.

Reporter Medina Rangle presses Angela for information about Faulkner. Houserman and Faulkner talk about the presidential race. Houserman and Faulkner conspire to orchestrate a car accident.

Dellahunt is in a car accident. Desperate for a second source, Medina threatens Hidell, the staff member that was assigned to the Senator's suite. Medina receives a warning from home.

Hidell accuses Sturgis and the CIA of setting up the scandal. Medina meets with her sponsor. While Madeline sleeps, Faulkner calls the last number on her phone and Angela picks up.

Dellahunt asks Sturgis if there is enough to confront Faulkner. D'Andres tells Houserman he is leaving the Senator. Madeline tells Houserman that Dellahunt will confront Faulkner.

Faulkner refuses to be kept in the Senate, and he attacks Dellahunt. D'Andres tells Houserman that it was Madeline who set up Faulkner. Faulkner confronts Madeline and Angela.