Object
Leo's Office Tumbler (offered to Barry Haskell)
Palm-sized clear drinking tumbler in Leo McGarry's office holding a low pour of a pale beverage (pale fruit juice or water). Served or placed by Margaret or staff and offered to Barry Haskell as a calming hospitality prop during the tense meeting in 'Lies, Damn Lies, and Statistics'.
3 appearances
Purpose
To contain and be offered as a beverage; a hospitality prop used to steady conversation and facilitate a persuasive interpersonal exchange.
Significance
Functions as a practical instrument of persuasion: the offered glass operates as social lubrication in Leo's staged welcome, smoothing Barry Haskel's transition from private sympathy toward a public commitment and signaling institutional inclusion as part of a deliberate political performance.
Appearances in the Narrative
When this object appears and how it's used