The West Wing, Season Six
The West Wing (1999-2006) is a television show about a fictional United States presidential administration, set mainly in the West Wing of the White House. more »
Abbey:
[about Leo's heart attack] Stress actually restricts the flow of blood to the coronary arteries. What I'm saying is it's physiological. Unless you wanted him meditating his way through intelligence briefings and sleeping in a flotation device... There's nothing you did-
Bartlet:
I fired him.
Abbey:
What?
Bartlet:
Last night at Camp David, I fired him. What does that do to the flow of blood?
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