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a social worker
to fly with him back to
the foster home in California.
Danny, how would you like
to have dinner with us
and the Prime Minister
of Canada?
But Mr. Brentwood said
it's time to leave now.
Well the president and I
have some authority
over Mr. Brentwood,
and we would like you to stay.
Okay.
Okay? Yeah?
Mr. Brentwood?
Great.
(Phone ringing)
Yeah?
This is Robert Woodroffe
calling from the White House.
Is June Angell there?
Who is this?
It's the President
of the United States.
Give me--
(Giggling)
Sit down.
Oh, oh, oh.
Hello?
PRESIDENT:
Mrs. Angell?
Yup, that's me.
This is Robert Woodroffe.
The President.
This is Robert Woodroffe,
the President
of the United States?
Sure you are.
You-- You-- Mr. Woodroffe--
I mean, you're--
You are the president.
You are the President.
You are the President
of the United States.
Oh, Mr. Woodroffe.
I mean--
I mean, Mister--
I'm sorry, sir. Mr. President.
We've made arrangements
for a social worker
California to your foster home.
I-- I don't...
I was informed that he was
in juvenile hall.
It's all been worked out.
I-- I--
I don't understand, sir.
How did you come across Danny?
He's a very brave and noble lad,
Mrs. Angell.
He went through quite a bit
to return my dog to me.
Your-- Your dog?
your dog?
He sure is.
I'm indebted to Danny
for bringing him back
to Washington safely.
I didn't have any idea.
I mean, I thought that he was...
I mean, he's really
your dog?
DANNY:
Mr. and Mrs. President,
and for the new clothes, too.
It's our pleasure, Danny.
You know, Danny,
that you're quite the hero.
She did?
Here you go, Danny.
Thanks.
So why did you
name your dog Teddy?
PRESIDENT:
That's a good question, Danny.
I named him after
named Theodore Roosevelt.
Teddy's name
isn't Theodore though.
(Laughing)
"Teddy"
is a playful nickname
for Theodore.
And did you know
that teddy bears
were named after Roosevelt?
Stuffed toy bears
got the nickname
from a famous incident
that happened to Roosevelt
during his presidency.
What happened?
Well, President Roosevelt
loved to go hunting.
He and his pals
were out in the woods.
They all had their rifles.
And they see
a great big bear.
They take aim.
They're ready
to take it down.
Then suddenly
Roosevelt goes, "Stop!"
Because there was
a baby cub.
It was a mother
and her baby.
So since he saved
that baby cub,
all stuffed bears in America
were then called teddy bears.
They have sold
more teddy bears
or doll in America.
DANNY:
Is that President Lincoln?
That is President Lincoln.
The 16th President
of the United States.
And he was a great man.
What did he do
that was so great?
Well, he was known
for his honesty,
and his compassion
and his integrity.
He was so respected
that a national holiday
was reserved in his honour.
What is that?
Presidents' Day.
Good night, sweetheart.
Good night.
Sleep tight. Let me know
if you need anything.
Okay.
Okay?
Good night, you guys.
Can you leave it open
a crack, please?
Of course.
DANNY:
Thanks.
(Knocking)
Can I come in?
Um, sure.
We're still awake.
I just wanted to tell you
how honoured Rebecca and I are
to have you as a guest here
at the White House.
Really? You are?
You sound so surprised.
Well, it's just I'm Danny.
Just some kid.
You're not just Danny.
You're not just a kid.
You are a very
special somebody.
Back at the foster home,
I'm not that special.
Why do you say that?
I've been there a while.
Nobody really likes me.
at who's doing the choosing.
Maybe they're
not worthy of you.
I've got a new motto
for you.
You do?
Yup.
We progress
through strength,
not weakness.
Strength is what brought you
to Washington.
Not weakness.
Think about that.
Thanks. Good night.
Have sweet dreams,
Danny.
You too, Teddy.
Good night.
(Teddy barking)
Somebody's missing you
Somebody's wishing you
Were here
beside me too
You mean the world
to me
Your on somebody's mind
Just almost
all the time
Bet you already knew
Somebody's missing you
The days go slowly by
When I'm away from you
I got it.
I miss the warmth
of you
Danny come on.
(Cell phone rings)
Hello?
Got to get to the airport
before 7:
00.Even you don't want me
anymore.
That's not true.
It's not my decision.
It's Social Services'.
They feel that this is the best
placement for you.
But you're my family.
Hey, Danny, wait up.
Going to miss you,
man.
(Emergency sirens blaring)
(Airplane wheels
screeching)
(Barking)
With that,
it's time for America
to take care of its own.
So with my new Angell fund,
and homelessness,
and find good
and loving homes
for all foster children
everywhere.
And not forget
our furry friends.
Save thousands of animals
awaiting their fate
in shelters
all over America.
Oh
(Camera shutters clicking)
I'll be your family
I'll be your friend
If life shut you out
Well, I'll take you in
When you are losing
I'll help you win
There's much to be said
For a family
of friends
Friends are a blessing
They're angels all in
And closer in some way
Than one's closest kin
Blood's not an issue
Love's all that counts
And I'll be there
with you
And give every ounce
Of love and devotion
Through thick
and through thin
Humbled by love
From a family
of friends
Families are made
From a close-knitted blend
The fabric of love
A family of friends
Oh
Friends are a blessing
They're angels all in
Closer in some ways
Than one's closest kin
You know God loves
his children
It's his care we're in
We're all brothers
and sisters
In a family of friends
And there's much
to be said
For a family of friends
I'll be your family
And I'll be your friend
And when life
shuts you out
You know
I'll take you in
And I'll be there
with you
Through thick
and through thin
Humbled by love
From a family of
Friends
Bow, wow, wow, wow,
wow, wow, wow, wow
You say, "Jump,"
I say, "How high?"
Do this, do that,
and I try
Your every wish
is my command
Got me eating
right out of your hand
Eager to please,
yeah, that'd be me
You call the shots,
I'm on your leash
Do anything
that you ask of me
It's the doggone truth
I'm eager to please
So eager to please
I feel loved
and I feel blessed
Proud to be
your loving pet
I won't whine
and I won't pout
Even when you throw me
in your doghouse
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