Complete story — includes the ending
C.J. deals with the immediate repercussions of Toby's confession, including co-opting Will Bailey into his job, and White House Counsel Oliver Babish questions Toby until his lawyer intervenes. Josh struggles with the necessity to "clean house" on the Santos campaign, firing dozens of inexperienced staffers, including one man who has been close to Santos during his entire career. Kate Harper tangles with both the National Security Council and intelligence agent Frost as tensions rise between Russia and China. Ellie Bartlet reveals that she is engaged and tells her parents she should get married very soon because otherwise she will be a visibly pregnant bride. The president fires Toby and addresses the nation as Toby is led from the White House. Note: Submitted as Emmy nominee for Outstanding Drama.
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