Ben

Ben anchors the West Wing's temporal nerve center, fielding Leo's terse directives amid Oval crises to rejigger the President's calendar. He absorbs rapid-fire pivots—schedule shuffles for G-8 summits and Tel Aviv maneuvers—while Leo's interruptions underscore the ceaseless churn of global demands crashing against domestic reckonings. This offstage scheduler wields quiet command over time itself, syncing Bartlet's imperatives with geopolitical whirlwinds, his phone line a lifeline threading precision through chaos where one-term pacts and autistic pleas collide.