Graves visits the menacing nuclear missile he commissioned years ago; Margaret holds a press conference after events careen off the rails; Olivia hosts a brunch; Jeremy becomes an inspirational speaker; Samantha leaves town with her new band.

Graves seeks out Leonard Valentine, who engineered the nuclear-missile silo that Graves commissioned years ago; Margaret reconnects with her relatives; Isaiah reveals his still-lingering PTSD; Jeremy quits his TV show.

Graves and Isaiah take the family jet to New York on a rogue diplomatic mission to meet with Yemen President Amir Ahsan, as Graves seeks to right his most dangerous Presidential wrong.

Graves takes over baby duty when Olivia becomes frustrated; Margaret commits a televised blunder as she faces off against Jerry North; Isaiah and Katie become more passionate; Jeremy receives the Dalton paternity test results.

Olivia goes into terrible labor at the Graves compound; the whole family gets into the act as Olivia gets coaching in the birthing pool from her midwife and "mandoula"; Jeremy undergoes a psychotherapy session.

Graves returns to the White House for a state dinner; Jeremy buddies up with tech billionaire Jonathan Dalton, then springs a paternity test on him; Isaiah prepares a sushi feast for Katie; Sammy takes over as lead singer of the bar band.

Graves reunites with his first wife, Diana Scott; Margaret plans a baby shower for Olivia; Jeremy hires a detective to investigate his mother's past; Isaiah bonds with Katie; Isaiah secretly records Callie's performance.

When Graves discovers a biopic of his life is in production, he and Isaiah invite the movie star Jesse Enright to shadow them.

Graves takes Isaiah on an elk-hunting expedition; Olivia meets with a "mandoula" to consider having a home birth. Jeremy gets advice from a snarky reporter as his TV talk show goes nightly; Samantha is reminded of her abandoned aspirations.

Almost recovered since taking a bullet, Isaiah drives to Taos, where former President Richard Graves has retreated to write his autobiography; the former First Lady competes in a primary election; Jeremy embraces success as a TV talk-show host.

Graves enlists Isaiah's help drafting a speech while trying to stifle rumors about Margaret's relationship with Jonathan Dalton; the FBI asks Olivia and Jeremy questions about their connection to Arturo; Treadwell escapes his security escort.

Graves travels across state lines to convince Isaiah to come back to his staff; Jeremy is offered his own TV show only to have Olivia call on him for help with a crisis; Margaret sets up her campaign office; Treadwell visits his mother.

The family welcomes a TV news magazine's team into their home for a special on Graves' post-presidential life; Olivia discovers she's pregnant; Jeremy's career as a political commentator begins to heat up; Isaiah makes a decision about his future.

Graves tries to rectify mistakes he made with Native American groups during his presidency; Isaiah's relationship with Sammy becomes collateral damage; Jeremy speaks at Treadwell's furlough hearing; Margaret assists Olivia in her divorce proceedings.

Margaret arranges for a therapist to visit the Graves home; Jeremy intercepts a letter to the family asking if they would like to send someone to speak at Treadwell's furlough hearing; Olivia acts out, angry about her impending divorce.

After learning his longtime friend and ally ex-U.K. Prime Minister Trevor Lloyd is dying of cancer, Graves takes off to see him in Baltimore for one last adventure; Olivia enlists Jeremy's help when she realizes she's in over her head with Arturo.

Graves realizes his views are on the wrong side of history as he attends his speechwriter's marriage to another man; Olivia falls deeper in love with Arturo; Isaiah tries to prep Jeremy for an interview on a local morning news show.

Graves encourages a federal bureaucrat to grant amnesty to a group of illegal immigrants who have sought refuge at his ranch; Jeremy returns home after serving four years in the Army but still feels he can't impress his father.

The family and staff try unsuccessfully to prevent Graves from finding out that the man who attempted to assassinate him while in office is seeking a furlough to visit his dying mother; Graves attends his gardener's niece's quinceañera.

Former President Richard Graves realizes that his policies of 25 years ago have done damage to the country, so he begins a journey to right his administration's wrongs; Olivia tries to find her identity after separating from her wealthy husband.

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