The prime minister is furious because Seyda promised to hand over the Polish journalist Igor Ziarnik to Russia without consulting him. Seyda begins to suspect that Seed's disappearance, her loss of memory, and the night she spent at the motel are connected. She knows she has been manipulated and tries to discover the truth on her own. However, he has both domestic and family matters on his mind - both husband and daughter do not want to move to the Presidential Palace. Meanwhile, Hauer continues his march to the presidency, and the first step is to reopen the commission of inquiry. His plans, however, are thwarted by an old friend, a left-wing presidential candidate, Małgorzata Bukowska. The mysterious Igor Ziarnik himself also stands in Hauer's way. Is the information a journalist possesses just conspiracy theories, or can they really threaten the security of the state?

The finale of the election campaign takes place among behind-the-scenes games and intrigues. After Ziarnik's death and Bianchi's arrest, Samara finds out about the death of another person connected to the case. Seyda doesn't know who to trust either. She has suspicions that Korodecki is not telling her everything, and she is unable to talk to her husband after discovering his infidelity. To make matters worse, her daughter disappears during a photo shoot to cover rumors about Krzysztof's affair. Meanwhile, Korodecki discovers that Seyda was targeted by the kidnappers much earlier than they suspected. Before the next debate, Hauer, on the advice of his wife and the president of the party, strikes in extremely radical tones, which leads to a tragedy.