C.J.'s Plane to California

C.J. uses the plane as a rhetorical endpoint when she tells reporters 'I'll see you on the plane,' signaling imminent travel to California and the compressed timeline of press and staff movement tied to the President's trip.

C.J. uses the plane as a conversational endpoint ('I'll see you on the plane'), signaling an impending staff movement to California that gives urgency to the scheduling news; the plane represents imminent travel that the booking conflict threatens to complicate.

C.J. references the plane (travel to California) as a looming logistical constraint; the plane embodies the physical commitment to go to Orange County and the performative element of presidential presence the staff debates.