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Hey, Wallace.

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Dad is present and accounted for. What's
up?

Hey, Dad.

The Tribune is having this contest for
elementary school kids, and I'm going to

enter it. Well, good for you. What kind
of a contest?

Journalism. All its reporters from
school newspapers get to submit a story,

the best story in the city gets
published.

And you know what the first prize is for
the kid who wins?

A side -by -side freezer and a fun fur.

No, Dad.

The first prize is you get to be editor
of the Tribune for a day.

Well, Lana, we're all rooting for you.
We know you're going to have the best

story at your school.

I hope so. I just got to beat that snob,
Lisa. Why is that so important?

She's always putting me down at school
and bragging about how she wins at

everything. And she does.

Well, maybe this time you'll beat her.

You bet I will. My story's going to be
the hottest scoop this town has ever

seen. What's it about?

I haven't figured that out yet.

Arnold, what are you doing up at this
hour?

Oh, Dad, I lost it. I had a great idea
and you made me forget it. I'm sorry,

you can think of another one. Now, come
on. But I can't, Dad.

Tomorrow's the day that our principal
picks the best story.

Look at all these ideas I've thrown
away.

If I don't have something by tomorrow,
Lisa will never let me live it down.

Okay.

Okay, maybe I can help.

Thanks, Dad.

I tried to come up with a good idea,
like you said.

Shock. The color controversy continues.

Stinks, doesn't it?

Yeah.

Maybe I should forget it, Dad.

Let's go to bed.

No, no, no, wait a minute. You never
know.

Who could be the one to win the contest
for you?

Let's go to bed.

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I don't like a good party as much as the
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See you all after lunch.

Oh, by the way, the principal asked me
to remind you stories for the tribute

contest have to be on his desk by three
o 'clock.

Arnold, what's wrong?

It's not like you're falling asleep and
not paying attention.

I'm sorry, Miss Chung. It's just that I
was up all night trying to find stories.

I couldn't.

Well, keep trying. You still have lunch
and recess to dash something off.

Come on, Arnold. I'm home.

I'm dead.

You're going to stick my nose in again.

Oh, come on. That's not the Arnold I
know. My Arnold isn't the quitter. Then

better get your Arnold to write the
story because this Arnold can't keep his

eyes open.

Hey, I've got something that'll help.

What's that?

It's an upper.

An upper what?

Just an upper. If you want to stay
awake, this will really send you into

overdrive.

Robbie, I think your brain is in the
underdrive.

Where'd you buy it?

Right here at school.

There's a pusher here at PS406.

He's not a pusher. He's just a guy
making a few extra bucks.

If he gets caught, he's going to be
making a few extra license plates.

Dudley, maybe Robbie's right. I mean,
what's wrong with popping a pill now and

then? Huh?

Robbie, I'm going to need a few more of
those pills.

I'm under a lot of pressure.

Could you introduce me to your contact?
I need to see him right away.

Well, don't worry. I won't rat on you
and get you into trouble.

Promise? I promise.

May I be barred from all the golden
arches in town?

Man, that's saying a lot.

Well, okay. I'll set up a meeting for
you. Thanks.

Arnold, I can't believe you're going to
buy some drugs.

Do you think I'm crazy?

I'm just going to set up a contact and
get all the facts from my big story.

Oh.

What big story?

For the contest.

It's the type of important story my dad
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I guess this is the place where Robbie
said the pusher would meet us.

What am I doing here?

The same as me, shaking.

What does a drug pusher look like
anyway?

You know, probably a big mean looking
dude with a scar.

Let's keep our eyes open for any
suspicious looking characters.

Hi.

Who are you?

Robbie said to meet you here.

It's him, Scarface.

Huh?

Look, what kind of pills do you want?

I don't have a lot of time.

I gotta go to the bathroom.

What kind of pills do you have?

I got red devils, yellow jackets, and
goofballs.

Nice selection.

You saw a lot of them around school?

Enough.

What do the red ones and the yellow ones
do?

Well, one takes you up and the other
brings you down.

Got anything for around the mezzanine?

If you just want something that'll keep
you happy, try these.

How much?

Twelve bucks.

That'll make you a lot happier than
it'll make me.

Where do you get these pills from?

From my brother in high school.

Do you want them or not?

Sure.

Oh, darn.

I left my money at home.

Do you take credit cards?

Are you kidding me?

Cash on the line.

Well, uh, we'll have to get back to you.

Forget it.

You guys are total flakes.

Oh, man.

This is going to be a great story. I've
got to get the details down right away.

Man, you're going to put a lid off this
school.

Bye, Arnold.

See you later, Arnold. Check you later,
darling. Bye, Arnold.

Still looking in vain for a story,
Arnold?

No. Well, don't give up. You've still
got a whole three minutes.

For your information, Miss High Nose, I
have already turned in my

story to Mr. Langford, and right now I
am composing my... My acceptance speech.

Your acceptance speech?

You make me laugh.

Ha!

Well, then how does this grab you?

In this, my hour of triumph, I would
like to thank all the little people who

made it possible.

And there's no one littler than Lisa
Hayden.

Whose little brain and little talent
were a little match for my... big

story. Ha!

Ha!

Arnold, you have to stop deluding
yourself.

It'll only make it worse if my story
wins first prize and yours ends up on

bottom of a birdcage.

Arnold, I'd like to have a word with you
about this story you submitted for the

contest. See there? The principal came
here to personally congratulate me.

It would be my most

Lisa, would you mind waiting outside?

No, I wanted to hear this, if you don't
mind.

Oh, Arnold, this story of yours gives me
great pause.

Is that good or bad?

It's not good.

Lisa, would you mind waiting outside?

It would be my most humble pleasure.

Arnold, this is a serious charge.

Now, what makes you think they're
drugged in this school?

I know someone who bought drugs at the
school.

Who?

Well, I can't tell you.

Well, who sold it to them?

I can't tell you. Is it anybody you
know?

I can't tell you. Well, what can you
tell me?

I can't tell you.

I think I know why you can't tell me.

You made up this entire story just to
win the contest.

Did you do that, Arnold?

No, ma 'am. Honest.

It's just that I can't name names, Mr.
Langford. A good reporter never reveals

the sources.

Especially since there aren't any.

Now, I know this goes on in some high
schools, but not here.

I have no reason to believe any of this.
Mr.

Langford, I... There's no way I'm going
to submit this to the Tribune.

It's just a pack of lies.

And you can consider yourself lucky that
you're not being expelled.

Expelled? You heard me.

But it's not made up. All of it is true.

I'm not going to take this lying down.

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Holy smoke!

What is this? Listen.

It's about Arnold.

We did that.

Arnold Jackson, a sixth grade student at
PS406, has written a story entitled, My

School is Lousy with Drug.

His principal denied the charges and
refused to enter Jackson's story in the

Tribune -sponsored contest.

Is there censorship here? Is the
principal covering up?

Turn to page nine.

Arnold, I'd like to know more about
this.

Oh, hi.

Turn to page nine.

No, I mean, how did the newspaper get
this story?

Arnold took it to them yesterday after
school.

He was mad because Mr. Lankford wouldn't
enter in that content.

Wait a minute. How come you two know
about this and I don't?

Because you were the only one out on a
hot date last night.

Arnold, how do you know that there are
drugs in the school? Now, according to

this, your principal, Mr. Lankford, says
that you're making the whole thing up.

But it's not made up. I'm not someone
who bought the drugs at school.

Who?

I can't tell you.

Well, I can tell you something. I'm
trying very hard to believe you, but

not easy.

But it is true.

It's just that, well, a friend of mine
is involved, and I promised not to

mention his name.

Dad, blowing the whistle on a friend is
the lowest thing you can do.

I don't agree. We're talking about drugs
here. That is right.

I'm going to go to school with you this
morning, and we're going to have a

little talk with Mr. Langford. Oh, but
Dad, you can't do this to me. If I rat

my friends, it's going to destroy my
credibility.

Not to mention my nose.

I'll get it.

Mr. Drummond?

That's right.

I hope I'm not disturbing you. I'm Nancy
Reagan.

Yes, you certainly are.

Welcome to our building.

Thank you.

Forgive me for dropping in on you like
this, but, you know, sometimes it's a

little less complicated if I show up
without any fanfare, and these gentlemen

prefer it, too.

Oh, I understand.

Well, here I am.

Right. Here you are.

Would it be all right if I come in? Oh,
I'm sorry.

Please do.

Please, forgive me.

How did you find my address?

FBI? CIA?

Phone book.

That's good, too.

Miss Reagan, I'd like to introduce my
family. This is Kimberly, my daughter,

my two sons, Willis and Arnold. Hi.

Hi. Well, shouldn't we bow or something?

No, I think a handshake will do.

Hi, Harlow.

Hello. Hi.

Could we offer you some coffee or some
tea?

Or some jelly beans?

No, thanks.

I'm sure you're wondering why I'm here.

Well, we don't like to pry.

Oh, Mrs. Reagan, I'd like to introduce
our housekeeper. This is... Pearl.

Pearl Gallagher. Mrs. Reagan.

to see you. The last time was, let's
see, at the barbecue in Washington.

And the ribs were overdone. No.

Hey, we got celebrity housekeeping.

You bet.

The last time we saw each other in
Washington, they said, who's that lady

Pearl Gallagher?

Mrs. Reagan, I didn't know that you knew
Mr. Drummond. I don't.

I'm really here to see Arnold.

Who's talking about Mrs. Reagan?

Well, I happen to be here in New York,
and I saw that story about you in the

paper, Arnold.

You know, I'm very concerned about drug
abuse, especially among the young, and I

was very impressed at the way that you
spoke out.

Oh, it's nothing any other fearless
journalist dedicated to the truth

do.

I'm afraid that Arnold's principal
believes he's lying.

Yes, so I read.

Arnold doesn't want to snitch on his
friends, Mrs. Reagan.

But I think he should. This is
important.

Actually, I'm going to go to school with
Arnold this morning and see if we can

straighten this thing out.

Could I come too?

Well, of course. We'd be honored.

And I'd be relieved.

If I said you just showed up at the
house, those kids would think I'm a

liar than they already think I am.

Hello?

Hi. Yes, she is. Just a minute.

It's for you, Mrs. Reagan.

It's the White House. Oh, if you like
privacy, we'll get out of your way. No,

no, no, no, no. That's all right.

It's the White House.

Maybe it's Ronnie.

Yes, put him on.

Hello, dear.

No, I won't be home till tomorrow
morning.

Okay?

Miss you.

Love you.

Now, if I can say it in front of
strangers, you can say it in front of

'Neill.

That's better.

Okay, bye, dear.

Takes a little toasting, but it's worth
it.

Miss Chung, is Arnold Jackson here yet?

Uh, no, he isn't.

There's no end to that boy.

Have you read the story in the morning
paper?

Yes, I'm afraid I have.

Arnold is in a lot of trouble.

Good morning, everybody.

Oh, there you are.

I would like for you all to meet
someone.

Mr. Langford, Miss Chung, classmates.

I would like for you all to meet my good
friend, Mrs. Nancy Reagan.

Morning. Good morning.

Hello.

And of course, you know my dad, who's
also a good friend of mine.

those are secret service men.

And they're not listening to the ball
game.

Mr. Langford, I know that Arnold's story
has caused you some problem, but I want

you to know that it's not like my son to
lie.

That's right.

And I won't go on the Anthony Bailey
show to prove it.

Mr. Langford, would you mind if I talk
to the children?

Whatever you'd like, ma 'am.

Hi. Hi.

I want you to know that I'm here because
I saw Arnold's story in the paper, and

it has me very concerned.

May I ask you a few questions?

Sure. How many of you have heard about
the drug problem in our schools?

How do you feel about drugs?

Yes?

Well, I think drugs are disgusting, and
I'd never take them. My name is Lisa,

and I'm a Republican.

you, Lisa.

I have a hunch the Democrats are against
drugs, too.

Has anyone ever tried to sell you
children drugs?

You know, nothing could be more
important than for you to speak up right

This is something that could really
affect your whole future.

Well, I'm not surprised.

This is incredible.

I had no idea.

Have any of you children ever
experimented with drugs?

You know, I've spent many hours with
children who've gotten involved with

They start at your age, even younger,
and they're all tragic stories of kids

with great potential whose lives were
ruined.

Yes? Well, aren't some drugs okay?

Like I heard pot won't hurt you.

Let me tell you a true story about a boy
we'll call Charlie.

He was only 14, and he was burned out on
marijuana.

He was in a stupor of permanent days.

And one day, when his little sister
wouldn't steal some money for him to go

buy some more drugs, he brutally beat
her.

The real truth is, there's no such thing
as soft drugs or hard drugs.

All drugs are dumb.

And if you're involved in them, please,
talk to your parents, your teacher,

whoever.

But don't end up another Charlie.

Mrs. Reagan, I guess there's something I
should say.

I've tried drugs a few times.

Thank you.

That took as much courage as it did for
Arnold to write his story.

Thanks for not snitching on me, Arnold.

And thanks for getting me off the hook,
Robbie.

This is a big win for the little gipper.

Surely Robbie isn't alone.

Hasn't anybody else done a little
experimenting?

Arnold, I think I owe you an apology.

I guess I was just closing my eyes to
something I didn't want to see.

Maybe we should all open our eyes a
little wider, Mr. Langford.

This has certainly been a revelation to
me, Mrs. Reagan.

I think it would be a good idea to let
all the parents know what's going on.

And not to mention the police if there
are drugs being stolen in my school.

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Me too!

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