Ep 14. Two Weeks Out
- TV14
- March 19, 2006
- 41 min
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8.0 (634)
In The West Wing season 7 episode 14, entitled "Two Weeks Out," President Bartlet and his senior staff are preparing for a trip to China, which is set to take place in just two weeks. The trip is a historic one, as it marks the first time an American president has been invited to China in over a decade. As the team works to finalize the arrangements for the trip, they face a number of obstacles and challenges.
One of the biggest challenges they face is the ongoing conflict between Pakistan and India, which threatens to leave the region destabilized and potentially spark a nuclear war. President Bartlet is deeply concerned about the situation, and he spends much of the episode working to find a diplomatic solution to the crisis. Along the way, he must navigate a complicated web of relationships and alliances, as he seeks to calm tensions and prevent the situation from escalating.
Meanwhile, the rest of the team is busy preparing for the trip to China. They must work to ensure that all the logistics are in place, from transportation to accommodations to security. They must also prepare the briefing materials that the President will need in order to have successful meetings with his Chinese counterparts. This requires a great deal of research and preparation, as they must be well-versed in everything from Chinese culture to their political system to their diplomatic priorities.
As they work to prepare for the trip, the team is also dealing with a number of other issues. One of the biggest is the ongoing investigation into the leak of classified information, which threatens to shake the foundation of the Bartlet administration. The investigation is led by special prosecutor Glenallen Walken, who is known for his tenacity and determination. The team must stay one step ahead of Walken and his team, as they work to uncover the truth and protect the administration from further damage.
Despite all of these challenges, the team remains focused and committed to their mission. They know that the trip to China represents a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for President Bartlet, and they will do whatever it takes to ensure that it is a success. As the episode draws to a close, the team is filled with anticipation and excitement, as they prepare to embark on this historic journey.