Plame may not be an action hero starring in a Hollywood blockbuster, but you’d certainly be forgiven for thinking so given her kickass new “Undercover” campaign video, which she released yesterday to coincide with her congressional run to challenge Representative Ben Ray Luján in New Mexico’s 3rd Congressional District.

In the movie-inspired commercial, Plame drives a Chevy Camaro backwards on an empty road in rural New Mexico, as she tells the story of her high-stakes former career, and the political scandal that led to her downfall.

“I was an undercover CIA operative,” she says. “My assignment was preventing rogue states and terrorists from getting nuclear weapons.”

“I come from Ukrainian Jewish immigrants. My dad was in the Air Force, my brother almost died in Vietnam. My service was cut short when my own government betrayed me,” she continues.

Plame’s identity was reportedly leaked by former Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage to Washington Post columnist Robert Novak. Plame’s campaign video, however, suggests that Vice President Dick Cheney’s chief of staff, I. Lewis “Scooter” Libby, who was convicted on charges of perjury and obstruction of justice after an FBI investigation into the scandal in 2007, was the one who blew her cover. Last year, Donald Trump added Libby to the list of right-wing figures to receive a residential pardon.

Watch your back, Donald Trump: ex-CIA agent Valerie Plame has “scores to settle”