What kind of babysitter allows people to play with powersaws unattended? Jack Bauer does.

Chloe O’Brian: Agent Walker worked undercover as Renee Zadan for 16 months before the bust went down and she was incarcerated. We’re focusing on the period of time just after her release when she was supposed to be in Mexico working with Jack. We’re synchronizing two years of travel materials mostly to and from Mexico City.
Dana Walsh: What all do we know about this Ziya character that she’s visiting?
Chloe O’Brian: Not much. He pled out to a Class 3 felony one month after the bust. He’s now in Long Island City working in an auto parts store as a condition to his early release. That’s where Jack and Renee are headed now.
Dana Walsh: Where exactly are they?
Arlo Glass: En route. Just leaving Manhattan.
Dana Walsh: Good. Chloe, download the cover materials to them. Walk them through it. Make sure there’s no surprises.
Chloe O’Brian: Jack, it’s Chloe. You should be receiving a consolidated timeline plus detail files for travel and residency. Have they downloaded to your PDA yet?
Renee Walker: Yes, we got it, Chloe.
Chloe O’Brian: Oh, and Dana would like for me to review the facts with you, if that’s okay.
Renee Walker: We’re fine, Chloe. I know how to prep a cover.
Chloe O’Brian: I’m sure you do. It’s just that…
Jack Bauer: Chloe, it’s alright. As soon as we got something, we’ll get back to you.
Chloe O’Brian: Okay, I guess I will leave you then. Good luck.
Jack Bauer: Thanks. *Looks over to Renee* You got a problem?
Renee Walker: No, just that you’ve got everyone treating me like I’m an invalid.
Jack Bauer: No one’s treating you like an invalid. It’s standard procedure. They’re trying to sync up two cover stories.
Renee Walker: He’s not gonna quiz me on the facts, Jack. He’s gonna take one look at me and decide if I’m lying.
Jack Bauer: I know. And whatever happens after that, we need to be ready.
Renee Walker: It’s hard being with you when you don’t think that I’m up to this.
Jack Bauer: I never said you weren’t up to this. I said I was concerned about you. It’s different.
Renee Walker: Whatever you call it, the fact is you don’t trust me, not really. So here we are. Me and my babysitter.