Coles District Radio Broadcast (Threat Program)

The Coles district radio broadcast is the off‑stage source invoked by reporters; it supplies the content that triggers the reporters' questions and the administration's procedural response, existing as an audible but out‑of‑frame catalyst for the lobby exchange.

The Coles District Radio Broadcast is the offstage audio source referenced by reporters; its transcript or content is the reason the press swarms and the Secret Service protocol is invoked, functioning as the inciting artifact of the media confrontation.

A printed transcript / memory of Bertram Coles' local radio broadcast is brought into the conversation as concrete evidence of a public threat. The broadcast functions as an audible artifact that escalates the domestic political stakes and forces operational response (Toby 'on it').

The Coles District Radio Broadcast is invoked by Leo as an evidentiary artifact: he reports Coles' on‑air threat to the President's safety, turning rumor into a concrete political problem that requires staff action and shapes the discussion about escalation and optics.

The Coles District radio broadcast is quoted by Leo as evidence of political threat and childish grandstanding. The radio remark transforms abstract threat into a concrete, quotable provocation that reorients the conversation toward damage control and legal/political response.