You're listening to the West Wing Weekly. I'm Rishikesh Yourway. What? Well, stupid

squeaky chair. Sorry, Zach, I still haven't wilded it. Okay. You're listening to the West

Wing Weekly. I'm Rishikesh Yourway. We're like squeaky-case chairway. All right, now we're

going to leave the squeak in. Actually, did you know that my name anagrams to High

Chair K. Shywisher? No, I didn't know that. Do you know that my name anagrams to Joshua

Animal? I did know that actually. And I'm Joshua Molina. And today we're talking about the wedding.

It's episode nine from season seven. It was written by Josh Singer. It was directed by Max Mayer

and it first aired on December 11th, 2005. I'm not unaware that we're steamrolling our way

towards the last second month of the year. Last four times I'll have to attempt to say.

It's coming up. We are wedged thin between now and February. No, show off. Wedged thin, by the way.

Anagrams to thin wedge. It's an anagram for the wedding actually. The name of this episode.

Oh, God, you're good. I don't, I don't get it. Draw on the floor.

Uh, coming up later, we're going to be joined by Nina Shamashko, who plays Ellie. Fantastic.

In this episode, there's a wedding. Yes. You would never have guessed it, but there is

Ellie Bartlett and Vic are getting married. And meanwhile, there is a crisis in the Santos

campaign centered around whether or not Josh Lyme and ought to remain the campaign manager.

In addition, there's a crisis that continues in Kazakhstan involving China and Russia

fighting over oil. And maybe by the end of this episode, we will have a better sense or any sense

of what that what's really going on there. Well, I did learn this in my attempts to summon up

from the internet a map of Kazakhstan. I inadvertently wrote Kazakhstan app, which shook me to the

app store. And so I can, I think, with some confidence, recommend olex.caz if you're looking to sell

some of your junk in Kazakhstan. Okay. Like an eBay for Kazakhstan. Correct. All right.

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