Plot
Returning to Washington, D.C. from Manila, Air Force One is forced to stay in the air after a minor malfunction.
C.J. must distract the Press Corps, while Will is given the task of briefing President Bartlet on recertifying Colombia as an ally in the war against drugs based on their miserable record in that area.
Meanwhile, in the White House, Josh and Leo deal with the clean-up of Chesapeake Bay via a moderate Republican Congressman (Matt McCoy), who the Democratic leadership wants to target for the next election; Donna Moss grows impatient, knowing that she can do little to nothing in a security crisis, but Josh gives her an assignment to find out what might be up with Air Force One; and Toby meets with an African-American Congressman who wants to reinstate the draft and is threatening to withhold funding for the mission in Kundu unless his statements are heard.
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