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Episode 111
LORD JOHN MARBURY
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Personal
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Political
Faced with Congressman Lillienfield's accusation that "one in three" White House staffers uses drugs, Leo's department has no choice but to investigate the claim — a civil liberties assault Josh finds both invasive and insulting, when, of course, he's put in charge of the inquisition.
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The Kashmir border powderkeg becomes more explosive when the Indian army invades Pakistani-held territory, making the threat of a nuclear confrontation frighteningly real to President Bartlet (Martin Sheen), who calls in Lord Marbury (guest star Roger Rees, "Cheers"), an eccentric British diplomat with ties to both warring nations -- and a weakness for booze. An angry Josh (Bradley Whitford) is subpoenaed to testify as the investigation into substance abuse among White House staffers grinds on towards its inevitable target: chief of staff Leo McGarry (John Spencer). Mandy (Moira Kelly) floats a trial balloon among the staff to test their reaction to her notion of representing a liberal Republican. The President is surprised when Charlie (Dule Hill) asks him if he can date his willing daughter Zoey (guest star Elizabeth Moss). Rob Lowe, Richard Schiiff and Allison Janney also star.
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