All language subtitles for 61C1E9028FEF94576F40C233C6BCC356_eng (FIRST DOG)

Mr. President.

Mr. President?

Mr. President.

An urgent matter has come up

regarding the
North Korean treaty.

Mr. President?

How many times have I told you?

Off!

Mr. President, I'm sorry.

I've told
Teddy a thousand times

not to sit in your chair.

It's all right, Stuart.

Some mornings, I
think he'd be better

running the country.

What's on the agenda for today?

North Korean treaty sir.

They need an answer by noon.

What time is the
dedication tomorrow?

11:30 a.m., in Ohio.

The angel will be on the tarmac
waiting for you at 8:30 a.m.

Dandy.

Tell the press room
only 20 minutes,

I need to take care of this.

Yes, Mr. President.

I've got you now.

Yeah! Whoo-hoo!

Stop! Stop!

Hey, little fella.

Ah!

I'm sorry, Paul.

I told him not to answer
the door to strangers.

Well, you did a good job.

Can't get these
cheques fast enough.

You ever going to start up
the bed and breakfast again?

Oh, no. These foster
kids are my tenants now,

and I wouldn't have
it any other way.

Thank you.

Bye-bye, Paul. Bye, Mrs. Angell.

Why did you give that
man your autograph?

That nice man brought me
a cheque from Uncle Sam.

Who's Uncle Sam?

He helps pay for all of
you to stay here with me.

Only sometimes
he's a little cheap.

Cheap, cheap.
Cheap, cheap, cheap.

Cheap, cheap, cheap.

Over here. Over here.

Here!

Mr. President, we're going to
need to keep this to 35 minutes

so we can make your
second appearance.

Three, two, one, good boy.

"Any man who doesn't like dogs
and doesn't want them around,

doesn't deserve to
be in the White House."

Calvin Coolidge. He loved dogs.

POTUS is approaching the green.

I want you to know
how honoured I am,

to have your new
school as my namesake.

You in turn ought to be
honoured for your efforts

in combating global warming.

Let's preserve more
parks like Woodroffe Park

here at the high school,

and keep our world green.

You are the future.

I'm depending on you.

The world is depending on you.

Thank you.

Stay safe.

Teddy, what's the matter?

Teddy, what's the
matter with you, buddy?

What's the matter with you?

FEMALE NEWSCASTER, OVER
TV: The suspect, Lawrence Smythe,

was taken into custody
today at 1:00 p.m.

after an attempt on
the president's life.

We so adore Myles.

He seems to be a
wonderful, bright child.

Oh, he is. Believe me,
what a character he is.

What about that boy
with a gap in his teeth?

Gap in his teeth?

You know, the quiet one

we saw in the
corner the other day?

Oh, you must mean Danny.

Oh, we
don't want him, dear.

He seems too quiet,
not much of a personality.

No Danny
is He's a lovely boy.

He suffered a
tragedy as a child.

Nothing a lot of patience
and love won't overcome.

As for Myles,

we still have a few
placements asking about him.

As you know, I don't have
the final say in these matters.

Well, I
don't care how long it takes,

your stay there
until you find him.

I'd look for him myself,
but I have a country to run.

We have the most sophisticated
technology in the world,

and we can't even find a dog.

Honey, why don't we
informing the press?

They'd have a
field day with this.

That's exactly
what I don't want.

We'll have everyone in America

claiming they
found the first dog.

The last thing I want is
someone demanding a ransom.

They'll find him,
honey. They'll find him.

I hope so.

Hey!

Hey, come back!

How'd you get in here?

Your collar is soaked.

Teddy.

Teddy, lay down.

I wonder who you belong to.

Danny, time to get up.

Danny you can't do
this every morning.

Especially on school days.
Come on. Get cracking.

Hey!

Whoa!

There's a party up there.

- But he's so cute.
- Yeah, he is.

My mom said I
could share him. No.

Have your mom bring him to
school, then you can share him.

He needs to get off
of the bus. But he...

No.

Honey, I'm sorry, we cannot
have animals on the bus.

But he... No

You'll have to leave
him here. I'm sorry.

Better hide him or
he'll get kicked off.

Thanks.

Wait here. Stay. Wait.

I pledge allegiance to the flag

of the United States of America

and to the Republic,
for which it stands...

...one nation under God,

indivisible,

with liberty and
justice for all.

What is
so funny this morning?

You can sit down.

Stealing will not be
tolerated in this classroom,

or in any classroom
for that matter.

I'm going to close my
eyes for five seconds,

and when I open them

that apple better
be back on my desk.

Five, four, three,

two, one.

Whose dog is this?

MAN, OVER PHONE: White
House, how may I direct your call?

White House, hello?

How may I direct your call?

Each and every one of
you as a proud American

have a responsibility to
yourself and to society.

So remember, do the right thing.

Do the right thing.

Excuse me, is this your dog?

Yeah, it is. Teddy, I
told you to wait outside.

You're going to get
us in trouble again.

Hey, that looks like your dog.

He looks like President
Woodroffe's dog.

Just like the first dog.

I think he is.

Well, how'd you find him?

I didn't. He found me.

There we go.

Good night Danny.

Mrs. Angell?

Yes, dear?

What if you found something

that belonged to someone else?

Well, then I'd return it.

It's the right
thing to do, right?

It's the right thing to do.

Did you find something
that isn't yours?

I think so.

Well, then, if you know who
owns it, you have to return it.

Okay. Thanks.

Good night, Danny.

The door... Oh, I know, I know.

In, in.

In.

Go in. Go in. Go.

What are you doing
up at this hour?

I was thirsty.

Oh.

Want some milk?

That's what you need...

is a nice glass of milk.

I might have some
chocolate chip cookies.

Looks like I'm off to bed.

Before you go,

would you put this glass
in the dishwasher for me?

Oh, that's okay.

I think it's already full.

I think I'll just

turn it on.

No!

Principal Perry called.

I know all about Teddy.

Don't I?

Now time for
dancing with the dog.

There.

Oh, you like pasta, huh?

Another collarless
stray in the world, hmm?

Oh, how could anybody
give you up, hmm?

If you know who owns it,

you have to return it.

So remember,

do the right thing.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

Teo, no meat,
just like you like it.

Here we are, movie star.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

Oh!

I'll get back to you later.

Visiting another planet?

Just thinking.

Here you go, Chris.

WOMAN, OVER
PHONE: The White House.

How may I direct your call?

I'd like to speak to
the president, please.

And who may I say is calling?

My name is Danny Milbright.

And what is the purpose
or your call, young man?

Can you tell the
president I have his dog?

One moment, please.

She's getting the president.

I'm sorry, the president's
busy at the moment.

Would you like to
leave a message?

Can you tell Mr. President
I have his dog?

Yes, dear. I'll tell him.

Don't you need my phone number?

Oh, yes, of course.

It's area code 661, 555-1904.

That's California, isn't it?

Yes, ma'am.

That's a long way from home.

The president's dog
lives in Washington.

Thank you for calling.

She hung up on me.

Don't worry, the
president will call back.

And I'll get you home safely.

Mrs. Angell? Mm-hmm?

By any chance

did I get a call
from the president?

I don't remember
getting such a call.

What would you
say if I went on a trip?

A trip?

Where in heavens to?

The White House.

Ah, the White House.

Why of all places
the White House?

I think Teddy belongs
to the president

and I have to return him.

The president?

Of the United
States. Yes, ma'am.

Danny, if the
president lost his dog,

don't you think he
would be looking for him?

Yeah.

We would
have heard about it

on the news, don't you think?

Yeah.

Besides, what if somebody
wants to adopt you?

I mean, what would we say?

You know, he's on
the road with some dog.

No one's going to want me.

Ugh, why would
you say that? Huh?

That's just being silly.

You know, I think
Teddy is your new friend,

and I think you
should hold on to him.

So you wouldn't
let me return him?

No.

Even if he was
the president's dog,

I would never let you
go anywhere by yourself.

Especially not as far
away as Washington.

Okay. Okay.

Okay?

Come on, Teddy.

Let's go back in the house.

Teddy, come on.

The president.

You're late.

I had to wait until
everyone was asleep.

You're the dude with
the president's mutt?

Name is Brandon. I'll be
your chauffeur this evening.

Hey, sis, better get home now.

Mom's going to have a fit
if she finds you out this late.

Yeah. Good luck.

Okay, thanks.

Bye.

Come on, man.

So how long till we
get to the White House?

The White House?
The one in Washington?

We're not going to Washington,
we're going to Sin City.

We're going to Vegas. That's
nowhere near Washington.

Amber told me you guys were
going to New York, New York,

and were dropping
me off on the way.

Well, we're going to New
York, New York in Las Vegas.

We're going to Vegas, baby!

Mmm.

Brandon, I am not!

You wish.

You moron.

Oh...

Dude, your uncle's
going to kill you.

It was her fault.
She was texting me.

You started, you idiot.

Stop it!
Stop! Chill out.

Thank you very much.

Have a good trip.

I'd like two tickets to
Washington, please.

Which Washington?

How many are there?

Well, you have
Seattle, Washington,

and then you have Washington
in the District of Columbia.

Which one does
the president live in?

Now that would be
Washington, D.C.

Where are your parents, son?

Uh, they're...

they're waiting for
me in Washington.

Washington, D.C.

My Dad is.

My Mom, she just had
to go use the bathroom.

Animals are not
allowed on the bus.

But there's a picture
of a dog on the bus.

But that doesn't mean
they're allowed on the bus.

You're going to
have to crate him.

That'll be $99 one way.

Can I pay when I get
to Washington? Please.

Hold on. Let me just
check something here.

Come on, Teddy! Let's go!

Hello?

Yes, will you accept

a collect call from Danny?

Yes, yes, yes. Hello?

Mrs. Angell?
Danny?

Oh!

Danny, thank God.
I was so worried.

Danny, you have to tell
me exactly where you are.

I'm coming to get you. I'm okay.

You have to tell
me where you are.

I had to call the police.

I'm in New York,
New York, Las Vegas.

What? What are you doing there?

I have to return
Teddy. I have to.

Danny, you have to come
back to the home right now.

I can't. Did the
president return my call?

Danny, Teddy is
just a regular dog.

I don't know what
makes you think

he belongs to the president.

Um, I have to go now.

Bye. No, don't hang up!

...Seventy, eighty.

Just enough to get some chips.

All right, you wait here.

Teddy, I told you
to wait outside.

You have another 30 cents?

Thank you, sir.

Is this your best friend?

Well, I think he belongs to the
President of the United States.

He does?

I think so.

So I'm taking him back
to the White House.

Are you a Republican?

Huh?

Thank you, sir. Take care

of the president's dog now.

You guys work on the Strip?

I guess this is
the end of our trip.

We'll have to find
a way back home.

Where are you going?

Teddy! Teddy!

Teddy, where are you going?

Teddy?

Teddy?

Come on, where are you?

You're going to
get me in trouble.

Uh...

Whose dog is this?

Hello, little fella. Are you
a stowaway on my bus?

There's no room
for dogs on this tour.

Wait!

I'm sorry, ma'am,

but there were
some men after me.

Why is there men after you?

Well, back at the gas station,
they probably overheard me

telling the store clerk that
I have the president's dog.

That's the president's dog?

The president?

The president.

I'm returning him
to the White House.

I think this kid's
had too much sugar.

So, what are we going to do?

Well, let's just wait till
we get to the next town,

call the local authorities.

Somebody's going
to be looking for him.

All right.

Darling, do have a number to
the local sheriff's department?

Are you having
problems? No ma'am.

I'm going to go check on Teddy,
since I can't bring him inside.

Hey, we'll bring you some
bacon and eggs, okay?

Thanks.

He's a good kid.

Bacon and eggs, please. Okay.

Bacon and eggs.

Make that four.
Take one to the kid.

Come on, Teddy.

There you go.

Thank you.

Could you please
take this out to the kid?

The kid left about
10 minutes ago.

He did? No.

What are we going to do?
Got to be in Nashville by dawn.

There's absolutely no
way we can wait for him.

That kid probably already caught
a ride with someone else anyway.

I can't believe
we fell for this.

Thank you, Sally.

I like your hat.

Thanks.

Don't worry, they left.

I'm going to be famous
country singer one day.

Oh, yeah?

Yep.

Thought your friend
might like some croutons,

and I bet he's thirsty.

Thanks.

So how did he get
so far from home?

I don't know, but it's my
duty to get him home safely.

Because it's
the right thing to do.

Yeah.

You know, I think you
should become a singer.

When you go for something,

you've got to go
for it all the way.

Trust in what your
heart tells you.

Like my heart tells me
I have to take Teddy

back to his home.

You're a smart kid, Danny.

You're going to make
somebody very proud

to be your parents one day.

Now you look like a
famous country singer.

I do?

Sure do.

Sal, I don't allow
no kids in my truck.

You know that. I'm a loner.

You're going right
by D.C., aren't you?

Yeah, but...

He'll be no trouble,

and his dog is better behaved

than most who come through here.

But the transport don't allow
no passengers in my truck.

You know, insurance
reasons and stuff.

You're just a
heartless, son of a...

Can I have a piece of pie?

Get it yourself.

Yeah.

Sal!

What? This ain't very nice.

I didn't do anything.

Sal, there's a dog in here.

Teddy.

Teddy.

I'm really sorry, mister.

I guess he's really hungry.

Big Mike, meet little
Teddy and Danny.

You're going to
get me in trouble.

Teddy better wait outside.

I don't have a leash.

He'll just wander back in here.

I got some rope in the truck.

Danny, he'll be fine right here.

I'm sorry, sir, again,
about your burger.

I told you, I had three
before that one anyway.

And don't call me sir.

It's Big Mike to you.

Yes sir, Big Mike.

Hey, you want some pie?

I'd always like
some pie.

That's my kind of
kid. Come on, let's go.

Stay here, Teddy.

I think you both had enough.

I'm going to go check on Teddy,
bring him some more croutons.

I got
to get on the move.

I got to be in Philadelphia
by tomorrow morning.

I can't, Sal.

I just can't.

That pie was good, though.

They found us. The men in black.

They're trying to steal Teddy.

Get in the back. Take your
dog in the back right now.

Come on, Teddy.

Teddy, hurry, come on.

I'll take care of him, Sal.

Evening, gentlemen.

Thanks for rescuing us, sir.

What did I tell you?

Don't be calling me no sir.

It's Big Mike to you.

Okay, Big Mike To Me.

Now, who are the men after you?

I think they wanted
to steal Teddy.

Probably because I
told the store clerk,

that Teddy belonged
to the president.

What are you talking about?

Didn't Sally tell you?

She said you need
to get to Washington.

Yes, but the one
in D.C., not Seattle.

Well,
I'm going to Jersey,

so I can drop you
off in Washington.

Hopefully not New
Jersey, Las Vegas.

I never did understand kids.

So, what are we carrying?

Excuse me?

What's our cargo?

Stuff.

What kind of stuff?

If I tell you, I
have to kill you.

Just kidding.

I'm transporting.

Every time it's
something different.

It seems like somebody
always needs something moved

from one place to another.

Can't tell you how many times
I been down this same road.

All 3,000 miles of it.

You want to try the horn?

Really?

You drove a truck
ever since you were 15?

Almost.

Rode with a trucker
until I was 17.

I got my truck license,
then got my own truck.

Don't you miss your home?

Don't have no home.

The road is my home.

Don't you have any kids?

Or a wife?

Nobody's waiting for me.

What about you?

Well, there's this lady,
June. Really nice lady.

She's just a foster mom.
She isn't my real mom.

Not my real mom.

You're a oner too? A oner?

Orphan, foster dude.

I didn't know that's
what it's called.

Welcome to the club.

You're a foster kid?

I was.

Lost my folks when I was 15.

Been on the road ever since.

What happened to your family?

Car accident.

They drove a little tiny thing.

And they came up on a
drunk driver at the wheel.

I'm really sorry for you.

Where's your mom?

My folks died in a fire.

It's all my fault.

They say she fell asleep

and her cigarette
burned down the house.

How can that be your fault?

I never liked the smell
of cigarette smoke

so I had to shut my door.

And they'd still be alive

if I'd opened that door.

I just couldn't open
it, to save them.

There wasn't nothing
you could have did.

The fact was because
the door was closed,

it probably saved your life.

Why them?

They didn't deserve to die.

And you did?

You wanted to save
them. You couldn't.

But the fact is you wanted to.

Your intentions was good.

That's all that matters.

I think we need to pull off.

Turn in for the night?

Yup.

Oh. Well, where are
we going to sleep?

Big Mike's hotel.

They have a hotel
named after you?

Sort of.

You're riding in it.

There's a whole room back there.

Where are you going to sleep?

Right here. Somebody
got to keep watch.

I don't need much sleep.
Maybe an hour or two.

Got to keep on driving.

But you and Teddy
can climb back there,

make y'all self at home.

Big Mike, thanks helping
me and Teddy out.

Anytime, kid. You got it.

Morning.

Good morning.
Where are you headed?

New Jersey.

And what's your
business? Novelty products.

Do you have any paperwork?

Got it here somewhere.

Here your go, sir.

Thank you.

Let's just go have
a look, shall we?

I need to make sure

you're not carrying anything
you're not supposed to.

You got it, sir.

You got to wake up.

Wake up now. You got to go.

Are we having breakfast?

You got to take that dog
and go now. We got problems.

But we can't leave you.

Man, they'll put you
in jail or send you back.

You got to go now!

But... Don't "but" me

or I'll call the police myself.

Hit the road!

Go!

Come on, Teddy. Come on.

Hey! Boy!

We didn't see you.

You jumped right in our path.

Let me take a look.

It's okay. I just twisted it.

Looks like you're
bleeding a little bit.

Here, let me go see if I can
find you a bandage, okay?

Hey, who are you running from?

Are you in some kind of trouble?

Come on, Vicky-Ann, let's
go! What are you doing?

Shut up, will you?

These two men in black,

they're after me and my dog.

Well, why's that?

Probably because I
ran away from home.

Come on over here. I'm
going to get you fixed up.

Lean on me, all right?

Henderson, open the door.

The boy's hurt, you idiot.

Come on, Vicky-Ann,
we don't have time to play with kids.

You darn near ran him over.

All right.

Give me your knee.

Don't worry.

Look, good as new.

So, where are you headed?

Well, Washington, D.C.

You want us to give you a lift?

It's not out of our way to
drop you off in Washington.

That's real nice of you, but...

Yes, yes, I will.

Thank you. Thank
you for the offer.

I will.

Hop in.

Teddy, come on.

Watch your tail.

What are you doing? We
can't take the kid with us.

We're going in that direction.

I don't like kids.

And you know I don't like dogs.

Don't mind Henderson.
He hates everything.

Come on.

Come on.

So why are those men
chasing you and your mutt?

It's okay, boy.
You can trust me.

Trust me.

Does the boy have a name?

What's your name?

Danny, ma'am.

Well, I'm Vicky-Ann,

this here's Jimbo,

although he likes to
be called Henderson.

All right, already. I'm
not going to light it.

Danny, maybe we can help you.

Come on.

Well, what would
you say if I told you

this dog is the president's dog?

President of Kiwanis
or of the United States?

Shut up!

Of the United States.

I remember that dog.

I've seen him on
TV with Woodroffe.

I've seen the
brindle colour before.

Wait, you believe me?

Well, why wouldn't we?

You can't have any
chocolate. It isn't good for dogs.

Must be a big reward.

Huh?

Well, it's the first dog of
the United States of America.

Must be a big reward.

Well, I don't want any reward.

Well, then why the he

Ahem, heck you going
through all this trouble for then?

Because it's the
right thing to do.

You're absolutely right, kid.
That's the right thing to do.

Let's go! Let's go!

Again?

Just hold it.

She's stuck again!

Stuck again.

Come on,
come on.

Forget about the seat
belts. They don't work.

Stop! Come back here!

Why is that man so upset?

I didn't have the exact
change so he got angry.

Here, want some chips?

So how did you guys meet?

He picked
me up at a square dance.

She picked me up.

I did not.

I was your knight
in shining armour,

and you wanted me bad.

You guys have any kids?

Henderson never wanted any kids.

And I still don't.

But I wanted a couple.

They
ain't nothing but trouble.

I don't think so.

They're just a reflection
of their parents.

What do you mean?

Like if they are raised
with proper manners,

then they'll turn out okay.

If they're not so good parents,

they're going to
turn out like brats,

always misbehaving

and probably going to jail.

Hey, Teddy, you thirsty?

There's a bottle
of water in the car.

Okay, thanks.

Come on. Come on.

I'll beat you there.

Okay, you'll beat me there!

I'm thinking.

Do you think that really
is the president's dog?

It's got to be.

How long till Washington?

Not far, kid.

Just a few hundred miles more.

This looks like a great place.

Are you sure?

Yeah.

Are we there?

Stopped to stretch our
legs and get some cigarettes.

Henderson, the
money for cigarettes.

Hey, Danny, you want to run
on in and get us some cigarettes?

Uh, smoking isn't good for you.

I don't think I should.

Yeah, kid's right.

Just get me some gum.

All right, go ahead and get
yourself and the mutt something.

Okay.

I'll get a beef stick for
you, is that all right?

And I'll get me
some kettle corn.

Okay.

Teddy!

Teddy!

Teddy!

What are you doing?

The dang dog's
locked us out of the car.

What? I...

How'd he do that?

Ah!

You little...

Mutt rolled the damn
window up on me.

Stand back, Henderson.

You little...

Get over here.

This ought to hold you.

Stay there.

Oh, you're going
to make us rich.

Stupid dog.

Come on.

- Get us going.
- I'm trying.

I told this
car is a piece of crap.

Then
steal me a new one.

Hey, Danny.

What happened,
son? Where's Teddy?

He's gone.

They took him.

Who? The men in black?

No, a man and a lady.

Everything's going to be okay.

Big Mike promises.

We'll find him.

We're back together again.

Let's go find Teddy.

Come on.

MAN, OVER DISPATCH
RADIO: This is trucker Sam I Am.

Got a lead on your description:
black Mercedes station wagon.

I'm on route 186, junction 5.

A man and a woman, and
a canine in the back seat.

10-4. Yeah!

Whoo-whee!

That guy's coming fast.

Holy!

Step on it, you idiot!

I'm going, I'm going!

Hey, Danny.

We've got some
trouble on our tails.

Look in the side mirror.

Oh, no. It's the men in black.

Oh, they want to
play? Well, let's play.

Hold this for me.

You're carrying fireworks?

I got a
truckload of them in back.

Motion to them to
lower their window down.

Why?

I got a little
something for them.

They're coming on
the side right now.

Look, look!

He did it. He rolled
down his window.

How's your pitching arm, Danny?

Uh, I'm no good at baseball.

This is your big
chance to redeem yourself.

Come on, y'all! Come
on. Come around the side.

Throw it, Danny!

Throw it now!

Whoo! Sorry about your ride!

Welcome to the
big leagues, Danny.

Welcome to the big leagues!

Yeah!

Hurry,
Henderson!

Oh,
come on, you stupid car!

He's coming!

You little mutt.

Ah!

Come any closer and
this dog is dog meat.

No!

- Stay back,
kid. - Danny, stay back.

Don't hurt him.

Teddy!

You better
have good life insurance.

I didn't hurt that dog.

All right, it's all right.

Don't
make another move.

No!

See what's on him.

Stay back, Danny.

Stay back.

Grab the mutt and
let's get out of here.

Shouldn't have done that.

Give me the dog, kid.

Give me the dog.

Don't move. I swear
I'll shoot, I swear.

Give me that dog.

What are you going to do with
that besides make me mad?

Give me the gun.
Give me the gun!

Give me the gun!

Ah!

Vicky-Ann!

I didn't want
anyone to get hurt.

That's my Danny boy.

Come on. Teddy, come on.

Thanks.

I'll be right back.

Okay.

What'd you do with them?

They going to be
there for a while.

She told me I could trust
her, but you know what?

What?

Can't trust a person
on what they say.

It's what they do.

Thanks.

Hey, what's friends for?

Let's get out of here.

Help! Help!

How come you didn't have
any bullets in the dang gun?

I'd slap you right
now if I wasn't tied up.

Help! Help!

Why are we stopping here?

We are a few blocks
away from the White House.

I don't think we need
to get any closer.

Remember what
we got in this thing.

What's wrong with fireworks?

Danny, the fireworks
are illegal in most states.

That's why they
stopped me back there.

I had to prove to them I
was going to a legal state.

So that's why you
don't want to drive up

to the president's place?

Not a good idea.

Pennsylvania Avenue's closed.

The road's closed? Mm-hmm.

For security reasons,

public transportation's
not allowed.

The only way you can
get to the house is by foot.

Now Danny, when you get
through dropping Teddy off,

you can ride over to Jersey
with me to drop the explosives off

and ride back to
California with me.

Really? Really.

That's my boy.

Here we go, son.

You all right?

Thanks.

This is it.

You're a brave kid, Danny.
And you're a good person too.

You're a good boy, Teddy.

Yes, you are.

It's been an honour

meeting the first dog.

Now I've got to find a place,

to park this big old monster.

Here's my cell phone number.

Don't lose it.

Call me when your
mission's complete,

and we'll hook back up.

Now you can see it from
here, the big needle in the sky.

What is that?

That's the Washington Monument.

The White House is close to it.

Just follow the needle.

Thanks.

I guess it's time
to say goodbye.

I have to give you back now.

It's the right
thing to do, right?

You have a home,
you have a family.

You belong there.

There are people who love you.

But you're the best
friend I ever had.

Come on, let's get you home.

Hey, hey, hey,
hey! You little mutt!

Come back with my dog!

Ah. Thanks, Teddy.
I was famished.

But you shouldn't
have stolen it.

Especially so close to
the president's place.

Mmm. Well, come on.

Animal control?

Lafayette Park.

Near Madison.

Teddy, no! Come back!

Teddy, come back! No, Teddy!

No!

Big Mike's number.

They've taken the
president's dog away.

MAN, OVER INTERCOM:
Who has? The dog catcher.

If the dog catcher's
got your dog,

there's nothing
I can do about it.

Look, can't you
tell the president?

He's the only one
who can save him now.

The president doesn't
have time to save your dog.

I told you it's not my dog.

Run along, kid.

So
remember, do the right thing.

Hey there, young man.
Where are you going?

I have to see the president.

Aren't you a little
young to be worried

about political issues?

They've taken Teddy.

Well, the president
can't help you with that.

Why don't you come with
me, and maybe I can help.

You're going to
help me find Teddy?

Well, first I need to
know who you are.

I'm Danny.

You got a last name,
Danny? Milbright.

All right, Danny Milbright.

Let's see if my
computer can find you.

So, what you in for?

Trying to return
the president's dog,

running away from a foster
home and stealing a hot dog.

What are you in for?

Armed robbery.

Why would they send him to Asia?

Not Asia, stupid. Euthanasia.

That means they put him down.

Put him to sleep?

Forever.

Usually hold him a few days,

and if no one claims him...

Food fight!

No!

No! I have to save Teddy!

No! No!

I have to save Teddy!

No!

Okay, mutt.

Your time's up.

Nobody wants you.

Set him down.

Come on, buddy.
How are you doing?

Why are you bothering?

Because we do it once on the
way in and once on the way out.

That's the policy.

You told me you
scanned him on the way in.

Danny, tell me more

about what caused
this explosion in you.

They're going to kill Teddy.

Who? The men in black?

Danny you've got to understand

there are no men in black,

this dog doesn't exist

and he doesn't belong to the
President of the United States.

You've created
them in your mind,

probably since your
parents' accident.

Excuse me. Sorry.

Sir, the boy has visitors.

It's okay.

They work for the government.

They're
Secret Service agents.

You're the good guys?

Agent Morello and Agent Alcove.

Excuse me. Sorry.

Let me see some ID.

Are you here to
help me save Teddy?

Or am I in more trouble?

Wow!

Wait.

Teddy, you're alive.

Teddy...

Hey, Teddy.

Danny?

Hi, I'm Stuart Brentwood.

I work with President Woodroffe.

Nice to meet you, Mr. Brentwood.

You too. Here have a seat.

Now Danny, the president is
going to be down momentarily.

We're going to shoot a couple
of photos with you and him,

and you'll be out of
here in 15 minutes.

Okay? Okay.

Okay.

I want everything on my
desk first thing in the morning.

Yes, sir.

Thank you, Jennifer.

Danny.

Robert Woodroffe.

Nice to meet you, Mr. President.

You can call me Robert or
you can call me Mr. Woodroffe,

whichever you're
more comfortable with.

Nice to meet you,
Mr. Woodroffe President.

Or that too. Have a seat.

I want to thank you for bringing
Teddy back to Washington,

and tell you what a
brave thing you did.

I kind of messed up.

Kind of messed up? No.

No, you didn't.

The main thing is
Teddy's back and he's safe,

and it's because of you.

Danny, you did the right thing.

Excuse
me, Mr. President.

Yes, Stuart?

Mr. Kesser, the official
White House photographer

would like to take some
photos with you and Danny.

That's a good idea.

Would you like that, Danny?

Okay.

Sir?

You okay?

So, what happens to him now?

I believe
they're sending 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.

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

Sit down. Oh, oh, oh.

Hello?

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

to bring Danny back to
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?

You mean Teddy
really is 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?

Thanks
again for inviting me,

Mr. and Mrs. President,

and for the new clothes, too.

It's our pleasure, Danny.

You know, Danny,
the first lady tells us

that you're quite
the hero. She did?

Here you go, Danny.

Thanks.

So why did you
name your dog Teddy?

That's a
good question, Danny.

I named him after a
great American president

named Theodore Roosevelt.

Teddy's name isn't
Theodore though.

"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

than any other stuffed
animal or doll in America.

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.

Thanks.

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.

I'm never the chosen one.

Well, maybe you should look
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.

I got it.

Danny come on.

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.

With that, it's time for America

to take care of its own.

So with my new Angell fund,

we'll begin to fight
poverty 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.