Donna's Threatening Letter with Bullet

Josh briefs the group on a letter sent to Donna: sender claims to collect banned guns and includes a bullet marked with her name. In the locked-down Roosevelt Room, the revelation sharpens focus on personal danger amid sniper shots and overseas bombings. Donna sits exposed as conversation turns procedural.

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S4E20 · Evidence of Things Not Seen

Roosevelt Room Lockdown — Sniper Shot, Political Threats, and the Interview Resumes

Donna's threatening letter (which explicitly references collecting banned guns and a bullet with her name) is cited by Josh as a concrete, personal threat; it domesticates the danger and raises stakes for staff safety decisions.

Before: Delivered to Donna and in her or Josh's knowledge; kept as a threatening artifact.

After: Referenced during the briefing; remains as an evidentiary clue for security and possible law enforcement follow-up.

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S4E20 · Evidence of Things Not Seen

Donna's Quiet Appraisal — Josh Tests Joe in Lockdown

Donna's threatening letter (with a bullet) is explicitly referenced by Josh to show that threats have targeted staff personally; it heightens the stakes of the lockdown and feeds Josh's protectiveness and incredulity.

Before: Delivered to Donna prior to the lockdown; kept as troubling evidence of specific threats.

After: Remains in Donna's knowledge/possession; its existence intensifies security concerns during and after the event.

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