Decker reconnects with his oldest and dearest friend, Lanoi Arnold. As celebration, he performs his hit song.

In order to save the nation, Decker must come face-to-face with pure evil.

Decker relaxes in Hawaii, unbeknownst to him that terrorists are plotting a major attack.

Decker takes to the water on a specially built jet ski. Meanwhile, Kington acquires a tape from a suspicious source.

The future of Decker's vacation is placed in peril. Will he shun responsibility, or will he step up to the challenge?

Decker and Kington decide the only way forward is through jungle warfare.

Decker declares the time for strategy is over. They must take action or the island, and America, will be lost.

Decker tracks down Agent Kington and learns a deeply hidden secret.

Decker and Kington infiltrate the terrorists' secret compound. A disgraced President Davidson looks back on his legacy.

With Hawaii on the brink of destruction, President Davidson calls Decker for the latest intel.

With Decker's guidance, Kington learns the true meaning of why good men fight.

Decker learns a fellow patriot might not be all that he seems. He goes on the hunt, ready for revenge.

With time running out for the president, Decker comes up with an ingenious plan to gain new intel.

Lanoi reveals new concerns about Decker to Special Agent Kington.

Decker attempts a risky plan that, if completed, will gain him access to the location of every terrorist on the island.

Decker nears the terrorists' location on the old abandoned CIA zipline.

Decker uses his CIA training to gain hard-hitting intel.

Decker continues his jungle assault only to come across a massive breach in security.

Trapped in a terrorist hideout with no options, Decker turns to Kington in a last ditch effort for freedom.

With Decker in the field, President Davidson calls Kington for the latest updates.