Leo's Office Television (Crisis Media Broadcast)

Nancy directs attention to the TV broadcasting global awareness of the attack, using live media feeds as visual proof of worldwide awakening and shooter threat, shifting debate focus from internal hesitation to external reality.

Leo's office television broadcasts crisis media, invoked by Nancy to evidence global awareness of the assassination and multiple shooters, shifting focus from internal debate to external reality and heightening urgency of perceived ongoing threats.

Nancy directs group to TV screens blasting crisis media broadcasts of global reaction and assassination coverage, using visuals as proof of world's awareness and shooter threat, redirecting debate from internal paralysis to external peril validation.

The television in the Oval Office broadcasts Leo's congressional hearing live, drawing Bartlet's attention to Dearborn's questions on Edith Wilson and Abbey's MS knowledge, heightening tension as it parallels the room's crises and underscores multi-threaded White House pressures.

The television near Charlie's desk in the Outer Oval Office broadcasts the live congressional hearing, capturing Chairman Bruno's recognition of Buchanan and their exchange, serving as the intrusive conduit that provokes Bartlet's murmured regret and prompts his withdrawal, amplifying the remote crisis's immediacy.

Positioned near Charlie's desk in the Outer Oval, the television broadcasts the live congressional hearing, immersing Bartlet in the accelerating probe against Leo and the White House; it functions as a window into the crisis, amplifying tension through real-time political drama.

Positioned next to Josh's desk, the television broadcasts live the hearing room's milling figures and tense conversations, immersing Josh in the remote crisis and fueling his anxiety; it functions as a relentless visual harbinger of scrutiny, bridging the physical gap between offices and amplifying the event's dread-filled momentum.

The hallway TV, functioning as a crisis media broadcast akin to Leo's office setup, blares live coverage of the congressional hearing, immersing the bullpen in real-time political peril and amplifying dread over Bartlet's MS scandal, serving as a narrative siren pulling all focus to external threats.

Leo's office TV pulses with dim glow, foregrounding the suited man's droning broadcast that underscores late-night geopolitical pressure and Leo's solitary absorption until Margaret's phone intrusion relegates it to tense backdrop, symbolizing the external world's invasive scrutiny on White House command.