Diplomatic Corps
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Framed by C.J.'s trivia on its Dean (Saudi Prince), underscoring hierarchy where tenure crowns precedence over arrival order in broader rites.
Through Dean Vandaar Ben Sultan reference
Senior influence shadowing new arrivals
Balances rigid order with veteran gravitas
The Diplomatic Corps is referenced as part of the outreach Toby orders (State must call ambassadors), positioning international partners as stakeholders in how the crisis is framed globally.
Via State Department outreach to ambassadors as directed by White House staff.
Diplomats are receivers of messaging and potential amplifiers of U.S. positions; they are consulted rather than commanding the response.
Signals that domestic security incidents have international ripple effects and that diplomatic channels must be managed even in immediate crises.
Need to balance concise instructions from the White House with local embassy concerns and political optics (implied).
The Diplomatic Corps / State Department is referenced as responsible for calling ambassadors — an explicit task Toby assigns to ensure international partners are informed and not surprised by U.S. posture or actions.
Through the instruction that State must contact ambassadors directly; represented as a functional outreach arm.
Cooperative with the White House but operationally tasked — expected to execute diplomatic notifications rapidly.
Positions State as the White House's immediate conduit to the international community, reinforcing presidential diplomacy even during domestic crisis.
Likely immediate activation of crisis protocols and cross-checks with other agencies (e.g., intelligence) to craft consistent messages.
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