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| rdfs:comment | - "Previously on the West Wing" spoken by Leo In the season finale, a national crisis is thrust on the President on the night of his daughter Zoey's graduation, forcing him to shut down Washington, D.C. as he orders the Fifth Fleet to the Persian Gulf -- all of which prompts Bartlet to consider executive action that would have been unthinkable just hours earlier. In the midst of the administration's greatest challenge, a conflicted Toby still finds time to savor a personal milestone on the best day of his life. The President comes to realize that his feelings as a father may outweigh his concerns as a leader. He orders Leo to put the wheels in motion that will allow him to recuse himself. The staff realizes that, without a VP, this would elevate a Republican to acting President, but all agr
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| abstract | - "Previously on the West Wing" spoken by Leo In the season finale, a national crisis is thrust on the President on the night of his daughter Zoey's graduation, forcing him to shut down Washington, D.C. as he orders the Fifth Fleet to the Persian Gulf -- all of which prompts Bartlet to consider executive action that would have been unthinkable just hours earlier. In the midst of the administration's greatest challenge, a conflicted Toby still finds time to savor a personal milestone on the best day of his life. The President comes to realize that his feelings as a father may outweigh his concerns as a leader. He orders Leo to put the wheels in motion that will allow him to recuse himself. The staff realizes that, without a VP, this would elevate a Republican to acting President, but all agree that it is the best and most noble idea. As Glen Allen Walken assumes the presidency, Bartlet leaves the Oval Office.
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