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The West Wing :: The War at Home (02x14)
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| Title: | The War at Home |
| Episode #: | 02x14 |
| Production Number: | 226214 |
| Original Airdate: | Wednesday February 14th, 2001 |
*Also Known As: - La guerre est chez nous (
 France [France 2])
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Nov 06, 2003 |
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As the crisis surrounding the captured DEA agents becomes increasingly worse, Bartlet authorizes a rescue, but the rescue attempt doesn't go as planned. C.J. continues to deal with the fallout of the merited police officer's accused beating while Toby deals with a Senator who threatens to run for President as a third-party candidate after the State of the Union's Social Security reform changes. Meanwhile, Sam arranges for Ainsley to meet the President, but she fails to make a good impression; Bartlet and Abbey talk about possibly running for a second term; and Josh finally gets the poll results from Joey Lucas all while being urged by Donna to ask her out.
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For her role in this episode and in "Bartlet's Third State of the Union", Stockard Channing (Abbey Bartlet) was nominated for the 2001 Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series.
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Bartlet: Damn it! How the hell did it happen?
Leo: It was bad intelligence, sir.
Bartlet: You think!?
Leo: Ferente left behind a radio and a soldier at the outpost. And they were deliberately sending us misinformation.
Bartlet: We never anticpated they somebody might try that? We weren't prepared for someone to try and outfox us with a stratagem so sophisticated it's an entire generation behind "Hey look, your shoelaces are untied!?" Is that how I just lost nine guys, to a damn street gang with a ham radio?!
| Leo: How you doing, Ainsley?
Ainsley: I'm concerned about peeing on your carpet.
Leo: Ok. Well, now I am, too.
Sam: Tell her it's going to be fine.
Leo: Your skirt's on backwards.
| Toby: He's not the President of the United States. He's a junior Senator from North Dakota where nobody lives! 'Cause it's too cold and they don't have a major sports franchise.
| Donna: She wants you to ask her out Josh.
Josh: She really doesn't.
Donna: You're missing the signs.
Josh: I'm really not
Donna: I know a thing or two about the ways of love.
Josh: No you don't.
Donna: You're missing the signs.
Josh: I'm thinking of firing you.
Donna: You fired me twice already tonight, I'm impervious.
| Bartlet: We try to get people to vote for us and in the process we hope the people force us to do good things.
| Josh: Numbers don't lie.
Joey: They lie all the time. They lie when 72% of Americans say they're tired of a sex scandal, while all the while, newspaper circulation go through the roof for anyone featuring the story. If you polled a a hundred Donnas and asked them if they think we should go out, you'd get a high positive response. But, the poll wouldn't tell you it's because she like you. And she's knows it's beginning to show and she needs to cover herself with misdirection.
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Episode Title: The War at Home
The episode title comes from a 1996 film of the same title which starred Martin Sheen and his son, Emilio Estevez.
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