First Daughter Page #2

the California Youth Literacy Program.

- It's not a stump speech.

It's about my daughter.

- Right.

Mr. President,

how doyou feel aboutyour only child...

going to school

so far away?

Well, uh, I could suggest

moving the nation's capitol to California.

- [ Laughter]

- Samantha, will you miss D.C.?

Andbetteryet,

what willyou miss least?

Wow. That's a tough one.

Well, I can't tell you

what I will miss the least...

but I can tell you

what I will miss the most.

That is my friends

and my family.

But I am very excited to experience life

as a normal kid...

having a normal

college experience.

- Thankyou.

- [ Press Secretary]

Thankyou. We don't have any more time.

- Thankyou very much.

- ## [ Band:
"Hail to the Chief" ]

[ Reporters Clamoring ]

##[Man Singing Pop Waltz]

## [Vocalizing]

[ Man ]

Whoo! Mr. President!

## [Singing Continues ]

[ Man Yelling, Indistinct ]

## [ Vocalizing]

This is not

what I dreamed of.

Oh, we know, honey.

Next life.

## [Ends ]

Oh, God. Please, no

"Hail to the Chief."

## [ "Hail to the Chief" ]

Game time.

- [Woman ] Hi, Sam.

- [ Cheering]

You know, hon,

it's not too late to call Georgetown.

Live at home.

Free laundry.

Dad, I didn't choose a school

- [President] Roommate's name?

- [First Lady] Mia Thompson.

Parents Janet and Kyle.

Divorced.

Both strong supporters

in the polls.

I heard that.

Well, that's odd.

Theywere supposed to be here by now.

Once I heard a rumor, Mom, that there are

actually some people out there....

that don't live

a minute-by-minute schedule.

How do they live?

Roommate's caught in traffic.

E.T.A. is 1 0 minutes.

She should at least get the good bed

ifshe has to live with me.

Did you check

that itinerarywith Liz?

- For?

- Well, there are just a few small functions...

your father and I thought

thatyou might enjoy attending.

Yeah. Uh, do I have a choice?

Sir.

- Oh, yeah. Honey--

- Already?

Likeyou're not chomping at the bit

for us to get outta here.

Well, the President

and the First Lady, yes.

[ Sighs ]

Mom and Dad? Not so much.

Let's go.

You've got a campaign to run.

- Three, two, one.

- ## ["Hail to the Chief"]

You remember, a full load oflaundry

dries faster than half a load.

Always take the stairs.

Don't sweat the pettythings.

Yeah, don't pet

the sweaty things either.

And your fatherwill be here

all... week campaigning.

- Ifyou need anything, call Liz.

- I'll be fine. Thankyou.

You'll be great.

Okay, look at me,

at a loss forwords.

Just tell meyou'll miss me, Dad.

[ Kisses ]

So, when the election's over, uh,

we'll spend some time together.

A whole day, 24 hours.

In a row?

Promise.

Be a good kid.

[Boy]

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