Bai
International Bombing Terrorism Funded by Rogue FinanciersDescription
Event Involvements
Events with structured involvement data
Bai terrorists positioned as recipients of Shareef's timed bank transfers pre-Tunisia embassy and Port Al Alzoud Marine barracks bombings, their matching bomb signatures sealing the intel case's explosive core.
Referenced as operational end-users of laundered funds.
Proxies empowered by state-like financier, threatening U.S. assets.
Related Events
Events mentioning this organization
In a high‑stakes Roosevelt Room standoff, Toby and Mandy counter technical, cost‑based arguments for statistical sampling with hard numbers — then Toby deliberately pivots to …
Josh takes the stage in a university lecture hall and reframes the episode as a cautionary, self‑deprecating lecture: there is no "typical" White House day. …
Onstage at a public lecture, Josh converts crisis-control into confessional theater. Prompted by Nessler, he recounts a tight, chaotic 36-hour period that started as an …
C.J., fresh from emergency dental work, sits in her office stoically taking painkillers while the television in the background carries a pointed press question about …
While C.J. fights through pain and numbs herself with pills, a reporter on the television plants a loaded economic question—linking falling unemployment directly to imminent …
Charlie bursts into C.J.'s office with urgent news: Zoey was ambushed on campus by right‑wing reporter Edgar Drumm, who asked if the President's daughter should …
A seemingly trivial request for a replacement panda turns into a revelation: Mandy admits Josh sent her to bait Toby. The exchange humiliates Mandy but …
In a late-night Oval Office debrief that oscillates between banter and baiting, President Bartlet casually interrogates Toby about Henry Kassenbach’s reassignment to an ambassadorship — …
Juggling urgent Senate coordination calls, Josh casually reveals to stunned Donna his indirect hand in Mexico's peso devaluation—advising Treasury as it triggered a catastrophic Monday …
Outside the Roosevelt Room, as Josh briefs Donna on Mexico's $30 billion debt crisis stemming from the peso devaluation he helped orchestrate, Toby interrupts with …
Fresh off a tense phone call coordinating the crisis response, Josh briefs Donna on Mexico's catastrophic Monday morning collapse—peso devaluation he influenced, historic Bolsa plunge, …
In the Roosevelt Room, Josh aggressively presses congressional aides (including Larry and a staffer) to fast-track the $30 billion Mexico bailout bill straight to markup …
In the Roosevelt Room, Josh presses congressional aides for an immediate Mexico bailout vote, detailing Treasury's rapid legislative drafting and the President's direct call. The …
In Josh's bullpen, Donna intercepts him with a poignant phone message from South Carolina textiles worker Frank Kelly, whose detailed family struggles—mom's night telemarketing for …
In a seamless blend of workplace banter and persuasion, Josh lightly probes Donna about her grilling by C.J., asking if she confessed to the voucher …
Picking up from leak interrogation, Josh pivots to persuade skeptical Donna on the Mexico bailout, invoking a 1939 'phone call' from war-torn Europe and handing …
As Bartlet and Leo approach amid bustling corridors, Bartlet halts C.J. to praise her deft handling of the 'open-mike' gaffe, but she counters with a …
In the Situation Room, Admiral Fitzwallace, Colonel Lee, and intelligence officers present damning circumstantial evidence: a money trail from Shareef's bank to Bai terrorists timed …
In Senator Stackhouse's office a tactical debate becomes a loyalty trial. Susan publicly accuses Amy of serving "two masters" — invoking her White House ties …
In Stackhouse's office a tactical fight over optics becomes personal. Susan urges the Senator to use an AMA speech to force Ritchie's needle-exchange hypocrisy into …
In the cramped waiting room at Senator Stackhouse's office, Josh and Amy trade a brisk, barbed confrontation that collapses political strategy and private grievance into …
In a terse, emotionally charged exchange in Senator Stackhouse’s waiting room, Amy forces a personal reckoning with Josh: she accuses him of still being angry …
Leo detects a sudden crisis of confidence in President Bartlet and improvises a psychological intervention: during a two‑minute drill the staff will give only positive …
Sam Seaborn arrives at Horton Wilde’s surrogate campaign headquarters to deliver the White House’s condolences and a blunt message: the campaign has become an embarrassment …
Sam Seaborn arrives at Horton Wilde's bereaved campaign to deliver the White House's condolences—and a blunt political message: the Wilde campaign is now an embarrassment …
At a tense Orange County press conference, Will Bailey refuses to let the campaign collapse into absurdity. He lays out the campaign's substantive agenda—schools, medical …
At a charged press conference, Will Bailey uses light banter to deflect hostile, skeptical questions and then pivots into a stubbornly substantive defense of the …
Sam drops into a late-night bar to reconnect with Will Bailey; a friendly beer quickly becomes a pitched argument about political ethics and strategy. Sam …
In the Roosevelt Room the senior staff argue over optics—Sam insisting on restraint (American flags, no banners, no confetti) while C.J. pushes for more celebratory …
In the Northwest lobby the scripted chaos of Election Night compresses into small, human scenes: Charlie wrangles a hulking young visitor (Orlando) and his friend …