Madam Secretary

After a storm destroys a naval base in Bahrain, Elizabeth advises President Dalton to reconsider his approach to climate change as well as his foreign policy; Jose Campos attempts to get Henry back into the DIA.

With Algeria on the brink of a civil war, Elizabeth negotiates a regime change; Henry discovers that religious antiquities are being destroyed in Algeria by Hizb al-Shahid; the McCord children get their own security detail.

Elizabeth is in a stalemate with the Chinese foreign minister as she lobbies for the release of U.S. environmental activists; Henry thinks a former student of Elizabeth's is his family's cyber stalker; Dalton's visit to Vietnam stirs up war memories.

Elizabeth must respond to a memo from the Bureau of African Affairs that criticizes the Dalton administration's lack of attention to the upcoming election in Angola; Henry and Jose get closer to finding the stolen antiquities.

After a CIA operative is captured by French intelligence, Elizabeth tries to get the operative released while keeping a U.S. - France state dinner on schedule; Russell attempts to get some big donors behind Dalton's campaign again.

Elizabeth learns that someone with ties to the Saudi government funded the terrorist bombing of an Illinois coffee shop; Matt declines to issue a statement when information comes out that he and the bomber are linked to the same mosque.