Jordan Kendall

Entering the interaction post-phone call, Jordan firmly urges Leo toward the hearing, rejects his breakfast stall outright, reassures him against nervousness, questions his Grammy deflection, and pointedly probes for any …

Jordan enters to urge Leo into the hearing, reassures him against nervousness, firmly counters his stalling breakfast banter and crisis venting, lightly spars with him and press as they close …

Urges Leo to re-enter hearing, rejects breakfast delay, demands disclosure of undisclosed info about testimony, escorts him amid closing press with banter masking tension.

Jordan firmly presses Leo to enter the hearing despite his breakfast dodge and crisis dump, deftly handles press intrusion by questioning his Grammy quip, and sharply interrogates if he's hiding …

Jordan anxiously questions Leo post-call about 'what's going on,' urgently repeating his name as the Chairman interrupts, her concern underscoring her eavesdropping on the overheard conversation.

Jordan initially blocks calls to protect Leo's focus, engages in playful banter by disclosing her gray Armani suit (rebuffed as 'spandex'), and afterward questions Leo curiously about the call's content …

Jordan initially blocks incoming calls to shield Leo, reluctantly describes her outfit when Leo relays Bartlet's query, and repeatedly presses Leo post-call for clarity on the tense exchange, showing persistent …

Present as Leo's counsel, she crisply identifies herself to the Chairman after Leo admits they've never met, positioning herself assertively at his side amid the formal proceedings.

Jordan huddles close as Leo covers his mic, responding to his absurd lunch banter with genuine confusion and insistence, urging him sharply to 'answer the question,' acting as his exasperated …

Positioned nearby for private communication, Jordan engages in hushed mic-covered exchange, questioning Leo's distractions confusedly, responding to his lunch suggestion noncommittally, and urgently pleading for him to answer Rathburn seriously …

Jordan leans in closely to Leo, turns her microphone away for private whisper, demands full disclosure of his secrets in exchange for her high fee, rejects his dinner flirtation with …

Turns her microphone away, leans into Leo's whisper confirming Erickson's snotty tone, then annoyedly demands full candor for her $650/hour fee or threatens to quit, enforcing professional boundaries amid the …

Waits tensely in the waiting room, closes the door firmly after Leo enters, confronts him furiously with an ultimatum demanding full disclosure or she'll walk, sharply cuts off his hesitant …

Sitting facing Leo at the table, impatiently presses for relapse details overriding his digressions, acknowledges genetic explanation, questions secrecy and isolation, coaches simple testimony responses, turns to guard interruption, then …

Jordan sits facing Leo, impatiently demanding direct confession of relapse and witnesses, voices frustration in overlay, nods understanding of genetics, instructs testimony strategy, agrees to coach and dinner with a …

Seated beside Leo at witness table, displays visible worry as Gibson prepares attack, joins Leo in stunned reaction to Bruno's adjournment surprise.

Jordan objects sharply on TV to Wilson historical relevance during Leo's hearing.

Objects sharply on TV hearing feed: 'Excuse me, but with the Wilsons being dead for 80 years I don't believe it falls within the scope of this hearing,' shielding Leo …

Jordan interjects sharply from the hearing table on TV, objecting to the relevance of the long-dead Wilsons in the modern MS disclosure inquiry.

Jordan intervenes via impatient voiceover, curtly dismissing debate site discussion to refocus Leo, her sharp tone piercing his auto-pilot trance from off-screen presence.

Jordan exits the elevator in lockstep with Leo, gaze fixed forward, walking with purposeful stride past sculptures and portraits to the hallway's end, matching his intensity as they approach the …

Enters alongside Leo, exchanges greetings, sharply interrogates police presence, brands it intimidation targeting Leo, demands relocation to hall's end, settles at table post-concession.

Jordan Kendall enters with Leo, aggressively questions Capitol Police presence as intimidation, demands their relocation to hall's end, engages in negotiation details on hearings and censure, restrains Leo's outbursts, and …

Jordan bursts into Leo's office, confronting him sharply about abandoning her after the meeting, then relentlessly recites examples of inconsequential non-binding resolutions from Congress to argue the censure lacks real …

Jordan Kendall is referenced as still waiting in Leo's office, her lingering presence invoked by Margaret as a critical update, symbolizing unresolved negotiation tensions without physical appearance in this exchange.

Jordan relentlessly mocks Congress's absurd resolutions on Austrian-Americans and George Washington to underscore their opinion's destructive power, defies Leo's interruptions with sarcastic quips about national monuments, delivers a brutal ultimatum …

Listens and answers Leo's questions about her résumé, corrects him on firm details, denies having relevant experience for an assassination-sized legal problem, and reacts with visible unease as Leo confesses …

Jordan fields Leo's offhand banter, answers questions about her résumé, asserts she lacks experience with what he's hinting at, and receives the revelation that Shareef was assassinated—reacting with guarded denial …

Jordan Kendall is referenced by Leo as a wary legal advisor whose counsel and potential testimony constrain options; she is off-stage but significantly colors Leo's recommendations.

Jordan is not physically present but is referenced by Leo as legally wary about the assassination and potential separation-of-powers exposure; her caution shapes the conversation.

Jordan Kendall, as legal counsel, delivers a grave caution: the covert assassination risks injuring separation of powers and could expose the Presidency to war-crimes charges; she presses on the legal …

Jordan Kendall delivers a private legal reckoning: warns Bartlet of separation-of-powers injury, potential war-crimes liability, and the unprecedented legal exposure the covert assassination creates.

Jordan greets Charlie, observes Bartlet's exchange, then follows Leo into the office to be briefed; she presses legal and diplomatic constraints in the Mastico discussion, positioning herself as the cautious …

Jordan presses Leo about the Mastico's diplomatic and legal implications, enumerates constraints like the Boland amendment and the Geneva Conventions, and proposes the surgical political move of quietly summoning UN …

Shifts from peripheral debate prep to legal diplomat: confronts Leo about the Mastico's interception, enumerates legal and diplomatic pitfalls (Boland, Geneva), and proposes quietly summoning Ali Nassir—acts as legal/strategic brake …

Jordan Kendall enters the Mural Room with Leo, sits, and stands as the White House's legal-calculator and steady presence while Leo delivers the demands; she is physically present but speaks …

Jordan Kendall intervenes physically, pulling Leo into the Outer Oval Office and delivering a measured, pleading warning to de-escalate; she names concrete stakes — Mallory and the President — to …

Interrupts the Mural Room exchange, pulls Leo aside into the Outer Oval Office, delivers a terse, urgent plea to 'turn the boat around' and grounds the argument with personal appeals …

Jordan interjects repeatedly, pulling Leo aside into the Outer Oval Office to plead for de-escalation. She warns that continuing on this path will lead to war and urges turning the …

Referenced as someone pestering the staff (Jordan is pressuring over Hilton); her presence is part of the chorus pushing for action on the case.

Mentioned by name as someone pressing the Hilton case as a women's issue; her persistence is part of the pressure felt by senior staff.

Jordan (referred to as 'Jordy' in exchange) is cited as persistently raising the Hilton case, pressuring staff to treat it as a women's-issue priority; she does not appear directly but …

Mentioned in passing in a domestic exchange ("What's going on with Leo and Jordan these days?") but not active in the policy argument; serves as a thread of other administrative …