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He picked up the phone. "Get me the Ambassador," he said, his voice steadying.

That night, Tom Kirkman didn't choose the easy path of a politician. He chose the hard path of a leader. He brokered a deal that stripped the immunity but allowed for a trial in a neutral territory—a move that satisfied no one completely but preserved the integrity of the office. Designated_Survivor_2x07_WEBMux_Ita_Eng_5_1_Earine

Tom stood up, walking to the window. Outside, the Washington Monument stood like a silent sentinel. "It’s not just about looking weak, Emily. It’s about the rule of law. If the law doesn't apply to everyone, it eventually applies to no one." He picked up the phone

Across the room, Emily Rhodes and Aaron Shore were in a hushed, heated debate. A foreign dignitary’s son had committed a crime on U.S. soil, claiming diplomatic immunity. The public was screaming for justice, but the State Department was screaming about a potential war. He chose the hard path of a leader