We're back. You're listening to The West Wing Weekly. I'm Joshua Molina.

And I'm Rishi Kei Shirewe. Today we're talking about episode 15 from season 4. It's the second

part of the inauguration two-parter. It's called inauguration over there.

The story is by David Girkin and Jean Spurling, to whom we'll speak a little bit later.

And the teleplay is by Aaron Sorkin. This episode was directed by Leslie Linka Glatter.

And this episode is really a continuation of the last episode. The president is about to

give his inaugural address. But first we go back in time. Whereas in part one, we started

six days earlier. We're now closer to the inauguration itself. And the battle over the foreign

policy section is still being hammered out. Danny Kinkanen is digging further on his stories.

Although his reporting now involves getting Donna in trouble and Charlie is still working

on trying to get a Bible. That makes it sound like it's a less exciting episode than it

actually was. I think this episode is great. It's a very good episode. These two together

are wonderful. As Josh mentioned, we're going to be joined later by Jean Spurling, who

has half of the story by credit in this episode. But he's also the director of the National

Economic Council for both President Clinton and President Obama. This episode starts with

Will asking Toby. You don't ever worry about the window breaking.

That's ensuring that before the end of act three, the window will break. Indeed. Chekov's

window. Exactly. Yes. Good episode for Toby's boss, which leads me to shout out to our

listener and now friend Colin, Colin and Sarah, Colin having donated to the radio

topia campaign and bought lunch with us. We had lunch this past Sunday. That was a good

fun and proving that he was a better guest than we were hosts. He brought us each gift.

He brought us each a signed Richard Schiff. I think that money went to the, I almost said

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