All language subtitles for The West Wing (1999) - S05E01 - 7A WF 83429 (1080p AMZN WEB-DL x265 ImE)_track3_[eng]

Previously on The West Wing...

Yeah, listen,
I don't think this

is going to come
as a galloping shock

to anyone here, but
last May, I ordered

a Special Ops unit
to kill Abdul Shareef.

You print
we did this right now,

and I'm worried what
the five guys are going to do.

Three days.

And I get an exclusive
on the sleepers.

Done.

Did you put Ecstasy
in my drink?

JEAN PAUL:
I put a little bit.

Zoey Bartlet...
is missing,

and there's a dead
agent at the scene.

PRESIDENT:
"...by section three
of the 25th Amendment,

"which permits
through written declaration

"to temporarily transfer
all powers of the presidency...

Get off of me!
Whoa!

This is a Polaroid of Zoey.

MAN:
Mr. President, if you

and the acting president
were to give

contradictory orders,
Leo McGarry would be put

into an impossible situation

which could lead
to extraordinary chaos.

Leo would know what to do.

You're relieved, Mr. President.

( helicopter whirring )

REPORTER 1:
No one anticipated
the turn of events...

REPORTER 2:
Stepping in to fill the...

REPORTER 1:
...stunning demonstration
of the continuity

of constitutional democracy,

President Josiah Edward Bartlet
resigned his office...

REPORTER 2:
Speaker Walken is huddled
with the nation's military

and law enforcement advisers,

having been awakened
from his sleep

only three hours ago.

It remains to be seen

whether Walken, a critic
of the Bartlet administration...

...in a solemn,
hastily arranged ceremony,

Speaker Glenallen Walken
was sworn in early this morning

as President
of the United States.

PRESIDENT:
...temporarily hand over my duty
as President.

REPORTER:
...from Liberty, Missouri,

who ascended
to the Speaker's Office

with the retirement
of Speaker Jim Hohner.

A staunch supporter

of the military and of veterans,

he's been a strong proponent
of a sound fiscal policy...

"Sound fiscal policy?"

Proposing a 200 billion dollar
capital gains tax cut?

...outdoor enthusiast,
he has frequently defended

the rights of gun owners.

He's opposed to waiting periods
on grenade launchers.

Where's he going
to sleep?

The Bartlets aren't moving out
of the White House, are they?

There are 13 bedrooms
in the residence.

So he's going to be
in what, a guest room?

Does he get
a portrait?

Every President
gets one, right?

Even if he's
only President

for a few days?

I don't think there's
a minimum occupancy requirement.

What about
a Presidential Library?

Does he get a library?

TOBY:
He's not going
to be here long.

REPORTER:
...serve as President
while his daughter was missing,

and do you think
he should have?

I've answered
that question.

Brian?

He looks small.

LEO:
Anything more

from the kidnappers?
MAN:
No.

LEO:
And the note
still hasn't shown up

on Al Jazeera
or Sahafa?

Not yet.
It will.

Do we release
the ransom note?

If we don't, they will.

State has been talking
to Islamabad

about the prisoners named
in the ransom note.

They've pledged
their full support.

We're requesting
the President's approval

to issue a BOLO on
the Bahji sleeper cell

we lost track
of yesterday.
A manhunt?

We release their names
and photos--

maybe someone spots them.

If we prematurely
connect them

with Zoey's kidnapping,

we deputize every
nut with a gun rack.

They disappeared 24 hours
before her kidnapping;
it's not premature.

You want vigilantes with
baseball bats assaulting
Arab Americans?

I want Zoey Bartlet back.

I'll take it to him.

The French kid's awake.

Is he answering questions?

No. He's asking them.

He wants immunity.

The French Premier,
the Russian Prime Minister,

the Presidents of Brazil,
Mexico, the Israelis.

What are all these
people doing here?
They work here.

It's 5:30 in the morning.

I'll make sure they know.

The Democratic Leadership
wants to come over.

All of them?

You tell him the Leadership
wants to come over?

Who called?
House Minority Leader,
Minority Whip,

Senate Minority Leader,
Whip, McLean,

Wyznee, Franklin,
Caucus Chair...

I'm going to need
a bigger office.

Is he still here,
Debbie, or has he gone
to the residence?

Here.

Tell them it's going
to be a while.

They're not going
to be happy.
When are they ever?

Leo?

I'll be right back.

Mr. McGarry.

Mr. President?

Come on in, Leo.

Hey.

I thought you
were sleeping.

Anything?

No.

What time is it?

It's almost 6:30.

( sighs ):
Oh.

They gave me something.

Yeah, I know.
I'm sorry.

Hmm.

Girls coming?

They'll be here in a few hours.

You want me to call down
for some coffee?

I had a dream.

I was in Zoey's bedroom
at home.

It was like it was
when she was small,

with the bed
my grandmother gave me.

Remember the pine bed?

Of course I do.

She was little again...

maybe... five or six...

...and I was holding her.

C.J.:
How do I look?

Like you slept
in your clothes.

REPORTERS:
C.J.! C.J.! C.J...

Good morning.

I have with me
members of the FBI team

who have taken the lead role
in this investigation.

The FBI has opened a "7A--"

that's a missing persons file--

and has assigned
Zoey Patricia Bartlet

a control number: 7A WF 83429.

The WF stands
for "Washington Field Office."

I'll take a few questions
before turning it over

to Agent Casper. Mark.
C.J., C.J.!

How long will Speaker Walken
be President?

He'll serve until President
Bartlet sends a second letter

to Congress indicating
he's prepared

to resume his duties. Steve?

CNN is reporting the Fifth Fleet

has been ordered
into the Persian Gulf.

of a foreign government?
We're still
in the early stages

of this; it's too soon
to speculate

on who's involved.
Chris?

Paramedics on the scene have
indicated drugs were involved.

Does Zoey Bartlet have
a drug problem,

and did she have any
reason to disappear?

There's a Secret Service Agent
with a bullet in her head.

I think the FBI feels
pretty comfortable

calling it a kidnapping.
C.J...

And no, Chris, Zoey Bartlet
doesn't have a drug problem.

Agent Casper.

REPORTERS:
Agent Casper, Agent Casper!

At 3:17 a.m., we received
what we believe to be

an authentic communication
from Ms. Bartlet's kidnappers

demanding the release
of three convicted terrorists

being held by Pakistan

and the immediate removal
of all American forces

from Qumar and Saudi Arabia.

We're also issuing a BOLO

for five individuals
last seen in the Portland area

who are wanted for questioning
in connection with possible

terrorist activities.

They are Yemeni nationals

Faruk Salam and
Ammat Badir,

Tanji Nassaliw and Masood
Sheik Kadallah, both Saudis...

JOSH:
I'm guessing Burka sales

are going to take a little dip
this afternoon.

( sighs )

What are you working on?

Remarks.

For what?

Walken's address to the nation.

He's addressing
the nation?

No, but he'll have to.

DONNA:
They didn't have much.

Oatmeal carrot granola?

Ginger find you?

Andy called.
Just checking in.

Asked you to call her
at the hospital.

How are the twins?

Fine.

You have photos yet?

No. Something came up at work.

What is that?

Eggwich.

I'm sorry.

Me too.

I think we
made a mistake.

What?

Letting the
President step aside.

WILL:
Have you been watching
CNN, MSNBC?

Even Fox is treating
it as a seminar

on the resiliency
of the Constitution.

They're just laying off
'cause the President's daughter

is probably tied up
in the back of a gas station.

We have no idea
how this is playing.

He showed
he's a leader,

nobly embracing his
own flawed humanity.

Lincoln and Kennedy
had children who died.

They didn't take
a sabbatical.

Who's been calling?

Congressional leadership.

Lincoln never got a ransom note
from Jefferson Davis.

He's put a country
before family.

I'd carpet bomb Mecca
to get my kids back.

What if they like Walken better?

What if he seems
more presidential?
What if...

they want Walken to stay?

WILL:
In a few days,

President Bartlet turns the
second letter over to Congress.

What if it doesn't take
a few days,

what if it takes a few weeks
or a few months?

What if she's never found?

REPORTER:
Every person at the graduation
party will be interviewed

and an investigative database
will be compiled...

It's a mistake.

CAROL:
I sent one of the kids

over to your apartment
for clothes.

C.J.
Not today,
Danny, please.

Yes, today.
A donut maybe,
or some toast.

Pulling out of Qumar,
the release of Bahji
prisoners.

I have to ask...
No, actually,
you don't.

Is there a connection
between the assassination

of Abdul Shareef
and the kidnapping

of Zoey Bartlet?
We have a deal.

That was before the
President's daughter...
A deal, Danny. Three days.

In exchange
for an exclusive

on five Bahji sleepers
the FBI just outed

to every news outlet
in the known universe.

Is there a connection
between the assassination
of Abdul Shareef

and the kidnapping
of Zoey Bartlet?

It's only been
a few hours...

Is there a connection
between the assassination
of Abdul Shareef

and the kidnapping
of Zoey Bartlet?

Damn it, Danny,
I have no idea!

What do you want
from me?!

I'm filing the
story today.

It'll get buried.

No, it won't.

Does the White House
wish to comment

on accusations that
President Bartlet

ordered the
assassination of
a senior official

of a friendly
government?

I don't know.
Well, find out.

You got a couple hours
before I post it online.

NANCY:
The Pakistanis are prepared
to stage a release

of the Bahji prisoners.

We film it, put it on CNN,

send it to Al Jazeera.

LEO:
What does it get us?

CASPER:
A little more time.

ALL:
Good morning, sir.

Good morning, Mr. President.

Good morning, sir.

Stand down, everybody.

Where are we?
The Washington
Carrier group

will be in position
in three hours.

Have we had any
further communications

from the kidnappers?

No, but the driver's license
used to rent the mini-van

from the Kinko's led us
to an apartment complex

in Baltimore rented
to the same

Shahab Kaleel.

Neighbors say two Arab men
were living with Kaleel.

No one's seen them
for three days.

What about the apartment?
Mail, photographs,

numerous fingerprints,
even a passport.

They didn't try to cover
their tracks?

No, sir.

They don't care
if we know who they are.

They don't plan
on being alive
in a few days.

What do you want to hit,
Admiral?

Kazir training camps.

The Qumaris say
those are religious schools.

They're terrorist
training camps

masquerading
as religious schools.

We traced Kaleel

to Zachari Faruk,
leader of the camps.

They close to anything?
Villages,

hospitals, a food
distribution center.

FITZWALLACE:
We're suggesting
AGM-88 HARMs.

We'll hit what
we're aiming for.
This is a long-term ally

in a highly
volatile region.

Bombing Tripoli
stopped Libya.
It's more likely

to strengthen the resolve
of the terrorists and topple

a moderate
Islamic regime.

If we bomb the camps, don't the
kidnappers murder Zoey Bartlet?

Or it sends

a message: kill her or don't,

the United States does not
negotiate with terrorists.

SLATTERY:
Our European allies
are going to go crazy.

They have billions
tied up in oil

and natural gas pipelines
in Qumar.

Screw the Europeans.

They've had years
to try to convince Qumaris

to get their house in order.

What are the chances
Zoey Bartlet's still alive?

CASPER:
Hard to say,

but I think yes,
she probably is.

They'll want to milk this
for all it's worth.

Get your people in place,
Admiral.

We don't go today
unless we're provoked.

Find her and find her fast,

but if Zoey Bartlet
turns up dead,

I am going to blow
the hell out of something,

and God only knows
what happens next.

He's expecting me.

( Abbey sighing softly )

( door closes )

The kid's asking
for immunity?

We gave it to him.

The dealer is an Algerian
friend of his from Paris.

They haven't found him yet.

Jean Paul thought
he was spiking her drink

with Ecstasy, not GHB.

Anything else
from the kidnappers?

Not yet,
but the FBI has traced

the driver's license

to an apartment in Baltimore.

They have names and descriptions
of two additional suspects

and a wealth of new information
to work off of.

( phone ringing )

We need to stall
and give the FBI

more time.

What about the
Pakistanis?

Yeah.

You're already doing it?

ABBEY:
Excuse me.

( phone continues ringing )

( sighs )

Hello?

She's been on the
phone for hours.

People never know what to say.

She just ends up consoling them.

Everyone's calling--

22 heads of state,
the Queen, the Vatican...

I guess people aren't excited
about the idea

of our children
being in play now.

They gave her a number, Leo.

I saw it on CNN.

My little girl's
a case number now.

Five digits.

Danny Concanon is going
to run the Shareef story.

What?

The Shareef story--
Danny's running it...

asked if we wanted to comment.

ABBEY:
Yes, I know
it's very upsetting,

but we all have
to believe

it's going to
be all right.

Yeah.

No. No comment.

So what's Walken
going to do,

cry havoc and let slip
the dogs of war?

I'm really not at liberty
to discuss that with you, sir.

Right, no.

I'm sorry, of course.

I should get back.

Charlie is out in the hall.

What?

I sent him home
hours ago.

He didn't go.

I thought I
sent you home.

You need something, sir?

Nah, we're good.
Sit down.

Jean Paul gave the FBI
the name of his dealer.

Yeah, I want to kill him, too.

You really should go home.

You work for
the President.

He's going to need
you down there.

I work for you, sir.

Somebody else can show him
where the Xerox paper is.

You do a lot more than that,
Charlie.

Thank you, sir...

but I'd prefer
to say here with you.

MARGARET:
It's the-the brown...

No, I know I had it here.

I had it here three minutes ago.

I was writing notes...
It's-it's under there.

and now suddenly

I don't know if
I put the paper...
It's... it's right by the...

You know, if the desk
were a little neater,

I might be able
to find something.

It's right by...
I know where it is.

I had it
with the NEC

week-ahead.

Now I can't even find that.

Did you move it?

C.J.:
Excuse me, Leo?

Danny's filing in an hour.

Have you had a chance to
take it to the President?

I was just up
in the residence.
The answer is no.

We don't comment.

The residence?

Yeah.

I meant President Walken.

Margaret?

Everybody
ready to go?

They're gathering.

Bring it up with Walken
at the meeting.

JOSH:
You see this?

Yeah. Any word
on the new Speaker?

It's going to be Haffley
or Mitchell.

I'm betting it's Haffley.

WILL:
Oh, man. Haffley?

It'll be Mitchell.

Even Republicans
think Haffley's a fascist.

I also hear rumors
Walken plans to nominate

a Vice President.

What?

He won't.

He can.

He won't!

DEBORAH:
Everybody here?

Yeah.

How's he doing?

He has a dog.

( knocking )

...basically just to...
Yeah, come on in.

WALKEN:
Don't worry, folks,

I haven't reupholstered
the furniture yet.

Y'all know Steve
from my office?

Bill Bradley,
Anne Peterson,

Tim Safford.

Everybody,

sit.

WALKEN:
Y'all have
assigned seats?

Uh, no, sir.

WALKEN:
Ah, that's just Bess.

Just shoo her on off
of there. She'll...
Get off, Bess.

( growls softly )
Get down, girl.

Good doggie.

How does this usually go, Leo?

Treasury and Commerce
are coming at 1:00

to discuss whether

we should close the
markets tomorrow.

That's not a bad idea.

We close them,
the terrorists win.

STEVE:
The last thing people

need to see Monday morning is

the Dow down 600
and the dollar tanking.

Closing the market
only hurts the dollar.

WALKEN:
Well, they're
coming by at 1:00.

How we doing on a VP?

JOSH:
We're still
vetting candidates.

WALKEN:
In case you boys
haven't noticed,

I'm one prime rib dinner

away from sudden
cardiac arrest.

I don't want the
Secretary of Agriculture

being named as
the next President

of the United States.

WILL:
Senate Pro Tem.

The Senate Pro Tem is next
in the line of succession.

Ah. Well,
Republican leadership

is sending me
their ideas.

You might want to round up
some names on your own.

If I'm still
here on Tuesday,

we are going to get into this.
( Bess barking )

Bess, knock it
off, damn it.

I'm sorry, Leo, what's next?

Danny Concanon is doing a story
alleging we assassinated

Abdul Shareef.

How are his sources?

He's got it.

( C.J. clears throat )

He's looking for a comment.

WALKEN:
I suppose

throwing him in leg irons

and locking him in the
basement of the Capitol

wouldn't do any good.
( barking )

Damn it, Bess. Tim?

Take her out for a pee,
will you?

Her leash is over
on my chair.

I'm sorry.
Where were we?

LEO:
Shareef.
Yeah.

We shouldn't comment, sir, not
while Zoey Bartlet is missing.

STEVE:
Well, we need
to get out

in front of it, release it
before it breaks

in the Post.

TOBY:
Release what?

That we violated

the Neutrality Act
to covertly assassinate

an official
of a friendly government?

Must not have been
too friendly

if you decided
to shoot him.

WILL:
Sir, acknowledging
the assassination

destroys a century's
worth of progress

towards international law.

You guys didn't think of that
before you did it?

It wasn't supposed
to become public.

Yeah, well,
you tried that before.

How'd it work out on MS?

WALKEN:
Release it
before Cancanon

has a chance to
file a story.

C.J.:
Sir, we convinced Danny
to hold the story

several days ago.

Undercutting him
would be going back

on our agreement.

Your agreement.
Release it.

Jed.

Doug.

How you holding up?

Yeah.

C.J.:
Call the Oval,

see if he has a moment
to go over a draft

of the press release we were
discussing a few minutes ago.

You looking for me?

The White House
doesn't want

to comment for
your story.

Okay.

Danny.

Post the story now.

Right now.

Thanks.

What's with Bekins?

The Visigoths laid siege
to the Mural Room.

Atwood and his guys?
Yeah.

I guess we should be happy
they didn't evict us.

I'm sure it
was discussed.

( sighs )

Will's working in there?

Sleeping, I think.

Walken scheduled
a press conference?

He's got to respond
to Danny's story.

What's he going to say?

I have no idea.

Yeah, I've narrowed it down
to about 50 names.

That's what, everyone
over 35 with a pulse?

Bachman.

Too liberal.

We're talking Norman Thomas
with a necktie.

I'm pretty sure

that Norman Thomas
wore a necktie,

but scratch Bachman.

I've got some

VP names.
Great.

Hayes.

Fair Labor Standards Act?

Yeah. Graham?

No support in
the Northeast.

Plus he rides that scooter
which is a little...

JOSH:
Sheats?
Too...

Yeah.
You getting
lots of calls?

Only a couple of hundred.

They all start out
by saying how sorry they are

about Zoey, and then
spend ten minutes

trying to work their name

and the vice presidency
into the same sentence.

Leo's looking for you.

Are they going home today?

Who?

The twins.

I was going to ask
about the twins.

They go home tomorrow.

Anybody else coming

to the Auto Da Fe?

We weren't invited.

What?

LEO:
President Walken has assured me

he has no intention

of pushing any partisan agenda.

Walken can spend
his entire Presidency

channel surfing
in the Lincoln bedroom.

You said to the country,
Democrats

can't handle security.

If you want to save

a spotted owl,
vote Democratic.

If you want your
kids saved,

sorry, we'll be
doing the crossword.

LEO:
President Bartlet

is protecting kids

by ensuring that decisions

are being made
based on relevant intel,

not a distraught father's
clouded emotions.

If any emotions are clouded,

Leo, it's yours.

Let's face it,

you've always been too close
to Bartlet.

It's your job
to buck him up,

to help him
make the tough decisions.

The Presidency isn't
a-a vanity exercise.

LEO:
Who's doing

electoral math on the back
of a napkin

in the middle
of a national crisis?

You have single-handedly

ended the Imperial Presidency.

You've elevated Walken

and the Republicans.

You've made them
into genuine

players on the
world stage.

I didn't elevate them.

The Presidential Succession Act
of 1947 did.

And I'm not prepared
to think about politics

while we're under
terrorist attack.

The Republic comes first.

That's why Truman wanted
the Speaker third in line.

Truman wanted the
Speaker third in line

because he used
to drink bourbon
with Sam Rayburn.

The only thing
I find extraordinary about that

is that a member
of the executive branch

actually wanted to share a drink

with a member
of the Congressional leadership.

Thank you for coming by
to share your concerns.

And I'll be sure to pass them on
to President Bartlet.

Those guys are on our side?

They're not
wrong, you know.

We should be thinking

about the political
ramifications.

We should be
polling on this.

No.

The Republicans will.

No!

Okay.

Margaret?

Get me Angela Blake.

In New York?

Yeah.

C.J.
So we have no idea
what's going to be

in his statement?

He had his staff
print it up.

Great. Hopefully, we're not
declaring war on Uruguay.

What's all
over your butt?
What?

Looks like cat
hairs or something.

Oh, for God's sake.
Did you get a pet?

No. It's
President Walken.

He's molting?

WALKEN:
Back home

you have to pay
extra for that

at the Kit Kat Club.

I got something
on my skirt.

They ready for us?
Yes, sir.

I'll go settle
the room.

My tie straight?

No.

Would you like me to... ?

Thanks.

Remarkable how that Post story
hit the wires

right before we released it.

Back luck for us, I guess.

There you go.

You know, I'm
not the enemy.

The things that unite
us are far greater than

the things that divide us.

We both believe
in democracy,

preservation of
American values,

protection of
our citizens
in a sometimes

hostile world.

Life, liberty and the pursuit

of happiness, Mr. President?
Exactly.

That what's in your statement?

Something like that.

( sighs )

Don't look down
at the front row

when you answer questions.

Look back at the cameras.

REPORTER:
Mr. Speaker?

President Walken?

Doesn't the murder
of a foreign official

undercut our moral authority

to condemn human rights
violations

in China and Africa?

WALKEN:
We live in the real world.

Our moral value systems
only work

if everybody plays
by the same rules.

REPORTER:
Mr. Speaker?

President Walken?

Mr. Speaker?

But didn't it violate
the Neutrality Act

protecting citizens
of friendly nations

from prosecution?

Terrorists aren't nations,

and the Neutrality Act doesn't
give a free pass

to people who support the murder
of the women and children.

Damn. Good answer.

REPORTER 2:
You stated that as Speaker

you knew of and supported
the assassination.

Do you now regret
that support?

My only regret is that we only
got to kill the bastard once.

WILL:
The U.N.'s going
to go crazy.

I'm sorry, but he seems--
I don't know...

Presidential?

REPORTER 3:
If something were

to happen to you,
the Presidency would fall

to Senate Pro Tem
Joseph Furman who is 90.

Are you going
to nominate a Vice President?

WALKEN:
Insuring an orderly succession

is important, but right now,
all of us here are just focused

on getting Zoey Bartlet back
for her parents

and for the nation.

Thank you very much,
ladies and gentlemen.

Thank you, Mr. President.

C.J.:
Our next scheduled...

( turns off TV )

Dad?

Dad?

Did Mom know?

Ellie, can you
give us a minute?

We're making lunch.

Why don't I
call downstairs,

get them to send
something up?

I don't want anymore

people in here.

There are already
too many people

in our lives.

Are the kids'
noodles ready?

Yeah, and I'm cutting
up some fruit.

It isn't true, is it?

I'm sorry you had to hear
about it on television.

Why should today
be any different?

Abdul Shareef had
nothing to do

with what's happened
to Zoey.

You don't know that.

It was debated and discussed
and agonized over for weeks.

Debated... and discussed?

I'm here.
I don't remember that.

It was a difficult decision!

Made by you, not us.

I did what I thought
was necessary.

Your decisions, Jed,
not ours.

( knocks on door )

Leo?

Leo!

Huh?

What time is it?

It's almost 5:00.

I told you to wake me at 4:00.

You needed the rest.

What are you now, my mother?

The Secretary
of State called.

I'll bet he did.

He's getting some
pretty irate calls
on the Shareef thing.

And Josh called.

The new Economic Advisor
forecasts are in.

And?

Great.

Just great.

How bad?

Our guys are starting to freak
out at the jump in unemployment.

I thought it was
just a blip.

Last week, it looked
like a blip,

now it looks like a pattern.

Consumer confidence
numbers tanked.

New housing sales
dropped 1.2 percent,

nonresidential construction
was down 2.6 percent.

And, out of nowhere,
the ISM index fell below 50.

But duct tape futures
are up, right?

Actually, Commerce doesn't
really break it down by...

WILL:
He was joking, Ed.

At least the numbers
won't get much play
in the press right now.

If the economy is headed
into a recession...

No, no, no!

We don't ever use that word
around here.

What word,
recession?

No!

If we say it,
we give it credence.

What should we call it?

I don't care.

Call it a boat show
or a beer garden or a...

bagel.

So, if it is a... bagel,

the Fed thinks it's going
to be a mild bagel.

WILL:
That'll be comforting
to the millions of Americans

who are going
to lose their jobs.

Take the Haffley photos
off the dart board, boys.

Elvis is in the building.

Oh, come on.

Who's in the building?

The Republican Leadership.

JOSH:
Who we got?

DONNA:
Haffley, Connelly and Mitchell.

The unholy Trinity.

What're they doing over here?

Picking a new Speaker, we think.

Is that Duke?

Yeah.

Oh, please don't let it be Duke.

He hates me.

WILL:
Tomlinson?

He hates me, too.

ED:
Jim Arkin.

Arkin really hates me.

DONNA:
Are you detecting

a pattern here?

Hello, Josh.
Everybody.

Hey, Steve.

How's it going?

Good.

You all want to... come in
for a second, say hello?

JOSH:
No, that's okay.

Thanks.

Hey, Steve?

Don't get too
comfortable in there.

You guys won't be back for
three or four more terms.

Hey, guys...

Do we have any
hidden cameras

or tape recorders or
something in there?

Not since the mid '70s.

Josh.

SLATTERY:
Istanbul is reporting
a truck loaded with TNT

drove into the lobby

of the Thalasso Center Cinema
in Antalya.

How many dead?

At least 14 Americans,
a group of Italian tourists

and 60 Turks.

How many Americans
were military personnel?

FITZWALLACE:
All of them, Mr. President.

The theater was full of sailors
on shore leave from the Raleigh.

Anyone claiming responsibility?

Al Jazeera is saying they
received a fax from the Bahji.

So nothing from
the kidnappers?

CASPER:
No, sir, but we're making

progress on the three suspects
in Baltimore.

Why have we not heard from them?

We don't know, sir.

It's probably time for us

to publicly encourage them
to clarify their position.

Maybe they just did.

What about the five sleepers?

CASPER:
No, sir.

SLATTERY:
We're hearing
a lot of displeasure

from the Middle East
over the Shareef assassination.

Well, if the Arabs
are mad at us,

we must be doing
something right.

Dr. McNally.

Sir, this would be the
first time in our history

that we have violated
the sovereign soil of an ally.

Admiral.
Our people are

at Defcon Alpha,
awaiting your go.

What would be involved?

12 F-14B Tomcats
and eight

F/A-18E Super Hornets
off the George Washington.

Then the Marine 3/7

will drop 1,100 Special Ops
forces in to clean it up.

So, a bombing and an invasion.

We'll be in and out
in three days.

We bomb Qumar and they kill her.

They're going to kill her
anyway.

When do you want
to go, Admiral?

It'll take Special Ops nine
hours to get into position.

On your order, we'll be
over the targets in ten.

6:30 our time
tomorrow morning.

Do you want to tell the
President, Leo, or should I?

Thank you, sir, but I'll do it.

Get the Qumari Ambassador
over here.

We need to let him know
we're going to bomb his country.

Where is everybody?

Getting dressed.

We're going to St. Joseph's.

Father Hughes offered

to celebrate a private mass
for the family.

The Secret Service
is letting you go?

I still have a little pull
around here.

CHARLIE:
Excuse me, sir.

The cars are ready.

Ellie came, too, did I tell you?

No.

Mm-hmm.

That's great.

All the things
we wanted to do, Leo.

All the things we believed in

and wanted
to fight for.

Sir...

He's going to bomb, isn't he?

Yes, sir, he is.

Thought Leo told
you to go home.

Yeah.

Come on,
get your coat.

There's some things
I want to finish up.

You go ahead though.

Harold says people
have been

leaving stuff for Zoey
by the fence all day long.

Thought I might walk by
on my home, check it out.

Josh.

Come on.

Leo?

They were just boys--
oldest was only 24.

Are we going to respond?

Any word on Zoe?

I need you to start
two speeches.

I already started working
on the first one today.

Go home tonight.

Get some rest.

Come back fresh in the morning--
both of you.

I need you at your best
tomorrow.

You going, too?

Yeah, uh, absolutely.

I'm beat.

Why two?

One if they find her alive,
the other if they don't.

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The body of Christ.

Amen.

Oh, my God.

The body of Christ.

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The body of Christ.

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