Unnamed Meeting Attendee (Roosevelt Room / Leo's Office)

A non‑speaking, institutional participant who populates late‑night Roosevelt Room and Leo's office consultations. The figure functions as a silent node in White House decision rituals—present to supply bulk expertise, testify by presence, or legitimize rapid choices without demanding narrative focus. Their quick, compliant exit when the president clears the room underscores a procedural deference: they yield space to senior principals and recede once deliberation escalates to personnel crisis. Their role anchors leadership work to a broader personnel network while preserving anonymity and bureaucratic continuity.