'Madam Secretary' season 2 episode 15: Elizabeth faces Dalton's ire

Elizabeth searches for answers in the upcoming episode of "Madam Secretary." Facebook/MadamSecretary

Elizabeth (Téa Leoni) will be have to explain to President Dalton (Keith Carradine) how the uranium stolen from Moldova ended up in the United States in the upcoming episode of the CBS series "Madam Secretary."

In "Right of the Boom," CarterMatt reports that the POTUS wants answers regarding the shocking attack on America by the Libyan terrorists. The episode will be the continuation of what transpired last week, when a teenager got brainwashed by the radicals to blow herself up in a conference hosted by the State Department. When Elizabeth was informed that a truck of uranium suddenly went missing while in transport in the European country, she had a bad feeling that it would somehow make its way to the United States.

She was right. It turned out that the leftists in Libya were planning an attack against the Saudi woman who caused headlines for angering the government with her empowerment platforms. She was supposed to be the keynote speaker in "a conference for women in education" that Elizabeth was hosting. The Saudi authorities already received intel that the terrorists were targeting their country. This came after a couple of American kids took it to their heads to join the extremist's group. The Saudis claimed that they would be used as human bombs.

Unfortunately for Elizabeth, she learned the truth a little too late. It was the activist in the conference that was being targeted. The secretary tried to get everyone out when a young girl suddenly ran into the venue and detonated herself. Henry (Tim Daly) chose to help other people out and was still inside when the bomb exploded. Will he turn up dead? Elizabeth will also have to face an angry President Dalton and explain exactly what happened.

"Madam Secretary" season 2 airs Sundays at 8 p.m. EST on CBS.

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