Weston

Vacates Foreign Relations in reshuffle, paving Mitchell's entry as per plan.

Mentioned in Senate committee shuffle plan: leaves Foreign Relations.

Wesley greets Josh, states he is leaving for France to lead Bookbag's paparazzi patrol, listens to Josh's minimization of the detail, then delivers a deadpan, threatening joke about being able …

Wesley Davis, Special Agent in charge, accepts the drill command, rushes at Randy, is overmatched in the staged takedown, then calmly exchanges procedural instructions with Bartlet (panic button check, start …

Special Agent Wesley Davis leads the detail, participates in the drill (is the one 'attacked'), calmly enforces procedure by telling Zoey to show her panic button daily, and confirms his …

Wesley speaks into the cuff to coordinate the detail, calling for Molly by name and maintaining situational awareness; his radio check is terse and functional, aimed at keeping the perimeter …

Uses his cuff to call out and check on another team member (Molly), relaying concern and coordinating coverage; his terse radio work reflects an operational scan for gaps as Zoey …

Wesley participates off‑screen via VO, asking a brief verification question and then acknowledging the count, exercising terse command presence and quality control over the detail's report.

Also on the hood, Wesley abruptly shifts from listening to duty by speaking into his cuff and demanding a SitRep; his terse radio check punctures the levity and refocuses attention …

Perched on the hood but immediately professional: speaks into his cuff to request an observational update on Zoey's likelihood of leaving, shifting the tone from social to operational with methodical …

Wesley supplies an off-screen voice-over scolding—dry, impatient command meant to snap the team out of dispersion and emphasize operational discipline while implicitly criticizing rookie errors.

Springs off the car hood, speaks sharply into his cuff ordering a '20 on Bookbag', then sprints into the club—instantly shifting the team's posture from watchfulness to active pursuit.

Wesley transitions from distant overwatch to on-the-ground lead: he coordinates over his cuff, intercepts a waitress, clears the restroom, inspects the back door, draws his service weapon, recovers Zoey's panic …

Wesley moves from crowd-control to active investigator: he queries staff, orders a restroom check, notices the ajar back door, draws his weapon, enters the alley, finds Zoey's panic button, discovers …

Takes operational command at the scene: issues orders (Harbor Patrol, Forensics), identifies the missing (Zoey) and reports the casualty (Molly), directs removal of press, and tries to hold the investigation's …

Mentioned indirectly: his earlier call to the AOP is cited as correlated with the outage at Wisconsin and M, making him an implicated field figure though he is not present …

Wes assumes command: he rules out signs of struggle, reports finding the dropped panic button, challenges witnesses about drugs, shines a flashlight in Jean‑Paul's eyes, orders a paramedic and an …

Wes asserts command: questions the crowd, shines a flashlight into the witness's eyes, calls for a paramedic, orders a blood sample to the lab, calms the scene and dismisses Josh …

Referenced by C.J. as the Secret Service agent who placed the AOP call at 11:21pm; his procedural decision is the catalytic act that the press secretary makes public, forcing immediate …

Referenced by C.J. as the Special Agent who called in the AOP; he is not physically present in the shot but his professional action (calling an AOP) is the causal …