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NARRATOR: Previously
on Designated Survivor...

I would like my daughter to see
a woman become vice president.

Thank you, sir.

The House Ethics Committee, they are
opening an investigation into the Speaker.

TYLER: My dad was
a great president.

Tyler, I am sorry
for your incredible loss.

MIKE RITTER:
Lozano is alive, sir.

The man the FBI killed was
a decoy.

Jay Whitaker,
homeland security advisor.

Lozano was a total soldier.

I'm just glad we caught
the son of a bitch.

Me too.

We've known that someone
in the White House made

Kirkman designated survivor.
This person may still be active.

Hey, Jason. I need your help.

- JASON: Whatdo you need?
- Patrick Lloyd.

(GASPS, GROANS)

- JAY: How'd it go?
- Clockwork.

We're back on track.

(ENGINE REVVING)

(TIRES SCREECH)

MALE VOICE: Come on!

(BREATHING HEAVILY)

-(CHAINS RATTLE)
-(HANNAH YELLS)

I'm glad we had a chance
to dig in on this.

Me too. If we can expedite
TSA screenings

without sacrificing security,
it's money well-spent.

And the president is all about
making people's lives easier.

Perhaps we can put this on his radar
after the NATO summit?

In the meantime,
you'll get me that data?

- Consider it done.
- Great.

(PHONE VIBRATING)

So, here's something I didn't know
when I came to the White House.

George Washington ran America's

first spy ring
during the Revolutionary War.

His agents relayed
British troop movements.

And they didn't even
have cell phones.

(KIDS GIGGLING)

He doesn't look very happy.

Well, you probably wouldn't want
to smile either

-if you had wooden teeth.
-(KIDS CHATTERING)

- Mr. President!
- It's the president!

I heard that we had
some very special guests

here in the White House today.

ALEX: Including President
Richmond's son.

- Tyler, really good to see you again.
- Same here, Mr. President.

Allow me to introduce
the student orchestra

of Robert Richmond High School
in New Orleans.

It is an honor to meet all of you,
and I heard a rumor that we're gonna

get to hear you perform
later this afternoon.

- I heard that rumor, too.
- Can't wait to hear it.

If there's anything you need,
please don't hesitate to ask.

Yes?

- Can I take a picture with you?
-(CHUCKLING)

It would be my pleasure.
Come on.

(LAUGHING)

TYLER: Thank you

-for doing this, Mr. President.
- Are you kidding?

With Leo and Penny
up in Camp David, well,

it's nice to have young people
in the White House again.

It's great to see you sharing
your passion for music

-with these students.
- Oh, well, I can't take credit.

This group is actually part
of a national program that funds

-the arts in public schools.
- Oh, that's wonderful.

And, unfortunately, it...
might all come to an end.

You see, when the funding was approved,
Congress put in a sunset clause,

so the grant has to be renewed
every five years.

- When's it expire?
- Next month.

Oh. (SIGHS)

So, this might be the end
of playing music for a lot of these kids

and, you know, most of their families
can't afford private lessons.

Mine couldn't either.

I played trumpet
in my elementary school band.

I didn't know you played.

Well, I wouldn't exactly call it playing.
In fact, it was pretty awful.

But it was the experience
that mattered.

I couldn't agree more.
Music shaped my whole life.

Leo's all about it, too.
But I have to admit,

I don't think I can get
into dubstep.

Hey, you never know.
My dad introduced me to Brahms,

I got him hooked on Radiohead.

I promise you.
I will look into the grant.

Thank you, sir. I know
this is small stuff compared

to everything else
you've got going on.

No, no, it's not small stuff.
I think every student in this country

should have access
to the arts for their education.

It'll be an honor to help.

- I'll see you at the concert?
- TOM: I can't wait.

JOHN FOERSTEL: I went
through all of her files.

Most of them have to do
with Browning Reed.

MIKE: Maybe she's out in the field
and had to go radio silent.

JOHN: Yeah, maybe.

Look, you know, I know...

Wells isn't exactly by-the-book,
right?

But if she was working something,
she would've let me know.

MIKE: What about Jason Atwood?

I mean, she did bring him
to North Dakota with her, right?

Maybe... maybe he's talked
to her.

I already tried.
He doesn't know anything.

Besides, Hannah told me
she sidelined him anyway.

Where's she staying?

JOHN: This is her.

Let's check her room.

MIKE: Excuse me, ma'am?
Secret Service.

Would you open this door,
please?

- Anything?
- No.

- JOHN: She's gone.
- MIKE: Let's check the security cameras.

(PHONE RINGING)

- EMILY: Sorry.
- SETH: Hey, eyes on the road!

(SIGHS) Sorry, Hookstraten's Ethics
Committee hearing's about to start.

Well, at least I know what the press
is gonna ask me about in today's briefing.

Everybody loves
an ethics scandal,

-especially given the V.P. rumors.
- The V.P. rumors are just that,

- Seth. Rumors.
- This is Washington.

Things have a tricky way
of becoming reality.

(SIGHS) Let's just see
how this hearing goes.

Hey! You didn't say
anything about my haircut.

Yeah, it looks good.

You didn't even notice.

I mean, it looks the same?
It always looks great.

- What is... What?
- I got it for the trip.

Wow, I didn't realize you were
so excited for a NATO summit.

No, not for NATO.
I figure I'll be taking a lot

of pictures on Air Force One.

Oh! Umm, you've been on a...
a plane before, right?

Mmm, not this one.

Oh, my God. (LAUGHS)

MAE: What my colleagues and I
are here to determine is whether or not

there was any quid pro quo involved
between your trip to Turkey

and your subsequent co-sponsorship
of the military aid bill to that country.

I appreciate your candor, congresswoman,
so I can categorically deny

that there was any connection
between the two events.

The trip was about agricultural methods.
Period.

Did anyone from the Turkish military
or government contact you

during your time in Turkey to discuss
military aid of any nature?

No, they did not.

So, it's just a coincidence that everyone
who went on that trip with you

later voted in favor
of the military aid package?

KIMBLE: Congressman Saldua,

279 other members of Congress
also supported that bill, sir.

And, by your question, you are not only
impugning my integrity,

but also that of my colleagues,

who are no longer here
to defend themselves.

That wasn't my intent,
Madam Speaker.

If I may?

All of you are new to Congress,

but one thing we have in common

is the oath we took
to uphold the Constitution.

I've always done my best
to live up to that oath.

There may be little hard evidence here
for you to investigate,

but there is a lifetime
of public service to consider.

And that's what's at stake here.

And that's also my best defense.

My record...

and my reputation.

When it comes time to vote...

I hope you will vote on that.

(COMPUTER BEEPING)

Of course they only have
one working camera.

MIKE: There's Wells.

The hell?

JOHN: Damn it.

- JOHN: Mr. President.
- TOM: You wanted to see me?

It's about Agent Wells, sir.

- What about her?
- She's been kidnapped.

Kidnapped? How?

Last night, in the parking lot
of her motel,

a van pulled up
and they grabbed her.

- TOM: Who?
- We don't know, sir.

We traced the vehicle,
but the plates came back stolen.

I want every agency on this.

- It's already done.
- What was she closing in on?

She was looking into Browning Reed.
A former military contractor.

Agent Wells is convinced

that the ex-C.E.O. Patrick Lloyd's
involved with the conspiracy.

Did she have any evidence?

JOHN: Right now,
it's just a working theory.

We don't have anything directly
tying him to the bombing, yet.

No smoking gun.
But we've got eyes on him 24/7.

Lloyd lives in Virginia, but lately
he's been traveling the country,

building up
his political profile.

This afternoon, he's speaking
to an alt-right gathering downtown.

Use every resource available
to you, but find Agent Wells.

- JOHN: Yes, sir.
- MIKE: Yes, sir.

JASON: Some people still
buy this stuff, huh?

BARRY: What can I say?
Hipsters love analog.

I got a shotgun mic and receiver.
Range of 1,000 yards.

Mmm?

The nano tracker inside,
negligible weight difference.

Tracking radius often miles.

Perfect.

So, what happened?
Bureau run out of toys?

Thank you for the quick turnaround.
I owe you.

Mr. President, I have something
I think you're going to want to hear.

- It's about the NATO summit.
- I'm all ears.

I just came from meeting
the new French ambassador,

and the first thing he wanted
to talk about was nukes.

What about them?

CORNELIUS: Liberals in France have been
railing against nuclear escalation

for decades.

But now, even the conservatives
are beginning to wonder

why they're spending
so much damn moneyjust

to maintain weapons in Europe.

Ambassador Bouvar broadly hinted

that it's an opening
to de-escalate, Tom.

TOM: Well, fine,

but unless I'm missing something,
if we reduce our arsenal,

what stops our adversaries
from taking advantage?

If the West could show Russia
that we were serious

about laying down our weapons,
they might see that it's safe

for them to start laying
down theirs.

And if they don't?

Well, we'd do it incrementally.
And if there's no reciprocity, we stop.

But it's a chance.

It's a chance I never got,
Mr. President.

It would take more than France
and the United States.

The entire alliance
would have to be on-board.

Absolutely.
The details are all in here.

In the meantime,
I will need permission

to open any backdoor communication
with the French and a few

of our other NATO partners,
and we'll have to act fast.

This time tomorrow, everyone
will be headed to Toronto for the summit.

- Let's give it a shot.
- Yes, sir.

TOM: Thank you both.

Trenton P.D. called
in the plate 15 minutes ago.

- MIKE: Empty?
- JOHN: Yeah, top to bottom.

It's not like they're gonna
leave us any bread crumbs.

MIKE: Well, it's better
than her being in there.

Yeah. But if they
didn't take her to kill her...

Then what do they want with her?

(STRUGGLING)

Where's Lozano?
You tell him I want to talk to him!

I understand, sir.

The problem, though,
isn't public support for the issue.

It's the mining and utility companies
that put up the biggest fight.

Clean water
shouldn't even be a fight.

These companies you're talking about need
to start working for the future.

You know that business execs
only

think about bottom-line costs.

TOM: Well, if their
only concern is costs,

you should remind them how much
it costs to clean up their mess,

especially after we start fining
them.

- Yes, sir, Mr. President.
- TOM: Thank you, Brian.

Thank you all.

Kimble, please.

- So, how did the hearing go?
- Honestly, I don't know.

I think I represented myself well.
Aaron thought I did. But...

(SIGHS) it's a hard room
to read.

I'm sure you knocked
it out of the park.

Sir, even if the Ethics
Committee finds no wrongdoing,

the accusation will always
be out there.

Kimble...

(SIGHS) I said
I would stand behind you.

- I meant it.
- Thank you, sir.

In the meantime,
I intend to keep doing my job.

The business of governing
doesn't stop,

-even for an ethics inquiry.
- Speaking of which...

I met with President Richmond's
son Tyler this morning.

He was with a group of music students
from a high school in New Orleans

that had just been named
after his father.

Now, he told me that their music program
was gonna lose their funding.

How familiar are you
with the federal art grants

that make these kind
of programs possible?

I remember that bill.
The sunset clause was added

to get it past some of my
more conservative colleagues.

How fast do you think we can get
Congress to reauthorize the grant?

I wish I could help you
and Tyler with this, sir,

but it has to go through
the Ways and Means Committee,

which is chaired by Owen Saldua,
who just happens to be leading

the charge against me
in the Ethics Committee.

- You're kidding me.
- KIMBLE: Unfortunately, no.

I don't have any leverage
with him right now.

But you might.
Saldua's an Independent.

He might just listen to you.

Okay, I'll reach out to him.

TYLER: Thanks again,
Mrs. Kirkman,

-for showing us around today.
- No, no, please, call me Alex.

Uh, it was great,
and it made me happy.

Those kids, they're so passionate
about what they're doing,

and they adore you.

Oh, well, I'm just lucky
they let me hang around.

Come on.
Don't sell yourself short.

I could tell you have a way
with them.

- It's been good for me too.
- ALEX: Mm-hmm.

How are you doing?

The kids are good... really.

Umm, Camp David's been a change.

Not so much for Penny because,
you know,

she sees everything as an adventure,

but, Leo... I think
he thinks we're punishing him.

Yeah. Well, I know how hard
it can be,

you know, being a part of all this.
And you didn't even sign up for it.

Well, neither did you,
but you seemed to cope really well.

I guess it's not easy
for anyone, right?

I used to want...

my kids to have
extraordinary lives.

And now I just...

I just want some semblance
of ordinary, you know.

Yeah.

From... my experience,

kids can bounce back from a lot.

What matters is
that you stick together.

MALE VOICE: Right this way,
Mr. Lloyd.

- Excuse me. Sorry.
- PATRICK: Okay. Thank you.

Place all metal objects
in the tray

before stepping
through the metal detector.

Uh, sir, your lapel pin.

- You're kidding, right?
- It's a very sensitive machine.

- Okay.
- Thank you.

Hi.

PATRICK: Thank you.

Thank you.

Easy like Sunday morning.

Just a little tip.

Thanks.

Want it?

- No. You can keep it. Yeah.
- Thanks.

AVA: Congressman Saldua's here.

Congressman, welcome
to the White House. Please.

OWEN: Thank you, sir.
It's an honor.

I was hoping I might get
an invitation soon,

though I am a bit wary
about coming in today,

given the circumstances.

I'm not here to meddle
in any ongoing investigations,

and I am very sorry that we haven't had
the chance to meet yet.

I'm still trying to find my way
around here, as I'm sure you are.

Every day, Mr. President.
But I'm convinced we can do

-some great work.
- TOM: That's good to hear.

There's a lot of work to do.

Today, I was thinking
about education.

I met some high school
students from New Orleans,

part of a music program funded
by the National Endowment for the Arts.

But, unfortunately,
their funding's about to run out.

Arts education is certainly something
to look at as we approach the next budget.

These kids can't wait that long.

Their grant expires next month
unless Congress re-approves it.

So, I was hoping that maybe
we could find a way

to fast-track it,
tack it on to something else.

Respectfully, sir, I ran for Congress
to avoid that kind of back-room dealing.

Respectfully, this isn't
a back room.

This is the Oval Office
of the White House.

These kind of riders have been
part of the problem

in Washington for decades.

I mean, you scratch my back,
I scratch yours.

Congressman, this won't just

affect high school students
in New Orleans.

This is a national program.
The ramifications...

Look, I love music
as much as anyone.

But a lot of folks think we should throw
everything we've got

into science, technology,
engineering, math.

We used to lead the world
in those areas.

Now we're barely
in the middle of the pack.

I don't think our children
should be forced

to choose between art or science.

I'm happy to debate this,
Mr. President,

when we put together
the next budget.

(SIGHS)

This is the year
of our reckoning.

The rest of the world is catching up
to what we've known.

That for far too long,
government

has tried to hijack
our identities,

control our lives,
and brainwash our children.

(AUDIENCE CHEERING)

But no longer.

No longer
because we are rising up.

This movement is the future
of our nation,

and no... no illegitimate government,
no illegitimate president,

is going to stand in our way.

- Dalton.
- It's Foerstel.

How's Lloyd?

Just wrapping
up his Beer Hall Putsch.

JOHN: Inspiring. Keep me posted.

Come on, man.
It's my first week.

You're already shaking me down?

Well, what else are cousins for,
right?

Come on, I'm not asking for any
state secrets or anything like that.

I just want to know what your take was
on how things went down this morning.

I know Congresswoman Yoshida
was impressed.

Okay?

And Delacroix and Harmon, too.

What, that's it?
We didn't get more support than that?

I mean, they still have
more witnesses to call.

So you think it's gonna be
a 9-3 against.

- Yeah, all right.
- NADIA: I mean, I could be wrong.

I'll call you
if I hear anything.

(SIGHS) Thank you.

(SPEAKING IN SPANISH)

(AARON SIGHS)

KIMBLE: Nine to three against?

It's an estimate, ma'am.
They still have other witnesses to call.

Yeah, bureaucrats who simply
confirm the facts they already know.

I took a trip
and there was a bill.

Well, the others
can still change their minds.

- I thought I did better than that.
- No, you did fine, ma'am.

This is a kangaroo court.

They're going to strip me
of my Speakership.

AARON:
And they can't do that alone.

They can only recommend
to the full House.

You can still fight this.

With what?
The facts won't change.

I gave it my best shot in there today
with the committee.

What makes you think
I'll do any better in the House?

Because it'll give us time
to organize a campaign.

We'll put your profile out there
in the national media,

we'll drag it out
as long as we can,

until public opinion swings
the vote in your direction.

You may have just given me
an idea, Aaron.

For what?

A last hurrah.

MALE VOICE: Thank you for coming
today. Thank you.

It's good to see you.

- MALE VOICE: Targefs on the way out.
- On it. Ready to move.

(BEEPING)

We'll boil the message down
to a handful of talking points,

get those out to some key media
outlets in anticipation of the summit,

and then your speech
in Toronto will build on those.

Less nationalism,
more multi-nationalism.

SETH: Well, that's the gist
of it.

And let's be specific about reducing
military hot spots around the globe.

- Build awareness.
- Good idea.

I'll have a draft for you
to read on the plane.

- TOM: Thank you.
- Sir, I've reached out to Leg Affairs

about that arts education grant.

- Any luck?
- EMILY: They're trying,

but it seems Congressman Saldua
controls the purse strings

in the House pretty tightly.

Most of these new reps
don't have any voting history

to speak of, so we're feeling
our way in the dark.

But I did request a list
of every Congressional district,

with at least one school
in the program.

Good. That might
make them think twice,

knowing they're gonna have
to face their constituents

if they let the grant expire.
Thank you.

Don't thank me yet.
I'm still working on it.

(CAMERA CLICKS)

(SHUTTER CONTINUES CLICKING)

It really didn't matter what I said
in that hearing, did it?

You know I can't discuss
an ongoing ethics investigation,

-especially not with its subject.
- I know you want me out, Owen.

I believe the kind
of politicking you represent

should be a thing of the past.

I understand
that's good for messaging,

but what you don't realize

about us old-school politicians
is that we understand procedure.

If this goes to the House,

I could eat up
the next six months at least

with hearings and motions and...

subpoenas.

- Is that a threat?
- KIMBLE: No.

Quite the opposite, actually.

I'm willing to get
out of your way.

- I'm sorry?
- I want what's best for the country.

So I'll step aside,
resign the Speakership,

and my seat.

I'll admit. I'm surprised.

But I want something from you,
Owen.

I want the public arts education
funding reauthorized...

before I go.

JAY: The operation
is still viable.

Right now, I'm brooming
any connection between you,

Browning Reed,
and the Capitol mission.

Well, then, I want to know
why two federal investigators

were on my prOPeYtY-

JAY: Don't worry about it.
I'm on it.

Soon, there 'll be
no paper trail whatsoever,

and Agent Wells is contained.

PATRICK: Okay.

Well, what about the...
The press angle?

Everything's on track
with Abe Leonard.

He's eaten up everything
I've fed him.

He thinks he's another
Woodward and Bernstein.

Well, when are we going
to see something from him, then?

Any day, I expect.

PATRICK: And you're sure
that the FBI has no idea what's coming.

JAY: All the agencies
are focused on the three targets

from Brooke's hard drive.
The Golden Gate Bridge,

the Hoover Dam,
and the Statue of Liberty.

- We have operational control.
- PATRICK: Good.

Jay... we are so close.

We might not have the presidency,
but you can be damn sure

that before long,
we will have the country.

(RUSTLING)

(SIGHS)

I've done a multi-agency document search
for any files with the words

"White House"
and "Browning Reed" in them.

All I've managed
to find was this.

It's, like, five files.
How's that possible?

Someone would have to physically
remove these documents from the West Wing.

Well, there's got
to be a digital record.

Still poring through
the database.

MIKE: And it seems since the attack
at the Capitol,

references to Browning Reed

have been systematically
deleted.

Someone's covering their tracks.

If we find out who deleted
these files...

We find our traitor.

ALEX: I had a long talk
with Tyler Richmond.

There was just this sadness
about him, you know?

He didn't get to know his dad
growing up.

All the politics and then
the White House, and...

I felt like he's still chasing
his father.

- I so don't want that for our kids.
- I don't want it either.

I know we're trying to protect them,
but aren't they better off with us?

- Both of us?
- Not yet. I'm sorry, but...

Well, me too. Tom.

Yes?

Sir, Speaker Hookstraten?

- Just give me a second.
- ALEX: I'll let you get back to your work.

- Alex...
- No, we'll talk later.

Kimble, please, have a seat.

- Did you speak with the committee?
- KIMBLE: Unofficially.

And I wanted to speak
to you as soon as possible.

What is it?

I've decided to resign.

- The Speakership?
- And my seat.

What? Kimble,
that doesn't make any sense.

The Ethics Committee is going
to vote against me, sir,

recommend to the House
that I be removed as Speaker.

You have friends in the House.

Not enough.

For better or worse, I represent
old politics to a new Congress.

And this is the new politics?
This is a purge.

I said I would fight till the end,
and I can see now that this is it.

I came to Washington to serve,

but I can't represent my constituents
the way they deserve.

Kimble, please.
Tell me what I can do.

Nothing. It's out of our hands.

But I do have a little bit
of good news at least.

As my last act as Speaker,

the House will refinance
the arts education funding

for Robert Richmond High

and all the other public schools
that depend on it.

How is that even possible?
Saldua said he'd never do it.

Well, every inmate
gets a last meal.

I asked for a little bit
of pork.

(SCOFFS)

You know...

you're the best ally I could've
ever hoped for in Washington, sir.

It's been an honor
serving with you.

No.

- I'm sorry?
- I won't accept this.

I appreciate the gesture, Mr. President,
but we can't take on Congress.

I'm thinking of taking on
something else.

No, Mom, only the president gets
to wave when he steps on Air Force One.

I don't get a shout-out.
This is not the Super Bowl.

Hey, uh, I got to go.

Yes, I'm bringing warm clothing.

- Okay, I love you too, bye.
-"Love you, too." Who's that?

Just some NATO prep.

Hey, did you know
that they charge you

for the food on Air Force One
whether you actually eat it or not?

Yeah, well, did you know
that complaining about the meals

on Air Force One is the same thing
as telling people you went

to school outside of Boston?

- Cambridge is outside of Boston.
- Oh, my God.

Look, I'm sure you'll ride
on the plane soon enough, right?

Somebody's got to stay here
to hold down the fort.

Oh, well, I hope you
enjoy your in-flight pretzels,

because I will be the highest
ranking person in the White House.

That's terrifying.

Tell me that you found her.

It's only a matter of time, sir.
We will find her.

But there is a new development.

We think there's a way to identify
the traitor through a computer trace.

It's gonna be painstaking,
but it will get results.

And in the meantime, sir,
we need to discuss your trip tomorrow.

I don't think it's a good idea for you
to leave the White House right now.

Mike, I understand your concerns,
but I have to go. I'm not pulling out.

Then I insist we increase
your security, even more.

Do whatever you think
is necessary.

But, if we're this close
to finding the traitor,

I want you here in Washington.

- Sir, I...
- JOHN: Wait, no, the president's right.

We're spread way too thin
as it is.

There's only four of us who know
the full extent of this,

and three of us
are in this room.

Mr. President, your safety
is still my primary directive.

Then you handpick my detail.
If you trust them, I trust them.

But I want you here.

- TOM: Thank you.
- Yes, sir.

(DOOR OPENS)

HANNAH: I can't reach it.

(KEYS JANGLING)

Thank you.

(DOOR SHUTS)

I was starting to wonder
if you'd stood me up.

TOM: Come here.

- What is it?
- Nothing.

- Is it about what I said earlier?
- No.

(CHUCKLES) No, I promise.

I just got a lot on my mind.

Come on, let's get ready.

ALEX: Tom, I'm worried
about you.

I can see it in your face,
the toll this job is taking on you.

I mean, I know you
can't tell me everything,

but you can tell me something.

If I can't help you, then what's
the point of me even being here?

I asked someone
to do something for me...

something very dangerous...

and it might cost them
their life.

EMILY: When I was in choir in high school,
we were never invited to the White House.

SETH: Neither were we.

- EMILY: You were in choir?
- Magic club.

We never got invited anywhere,
now that I think of it.

- Are you sure you're up for this?
- No, I want to be here.

- TOM: Tyler, how are you?
- Mr. President.

- Mrs. Kirkman.
- How are the kids?

They're a little nervous.

This isn't exactly
their high school auditorium.

Come on. They're gonna be great.

And they're gonna
remember this forever.

I wanted to be the first
to tell you.

Congress is gonna reauthorize
the grant.

- You serious?
- Yes.

You should thank
Kimble Hookstraten.

She's the one
who made it happen.

Don't worry, Aaron.

It's not about Congressman
Saldua anymore.

FEMALE VOICE: Ladies and gentlemen,
the president of the United States.

Thank you. Thank you, please.

Thank you all for joining us.
I know that you did not come

here today to listen
to my voice,

so I will make this
as brief as possible.

The performance that you
are about to hear will be given

by the student choir and orchestra
of the newly renamed

Robert Richmond High School
of New Orleans.

And with them today is Tyler Richmond,
a talented musician himself,

and a great advocate
for education in the arts.

Earlier today, Tyler reminded me
that art is the lifeblood of society.

And as we strive to create
a truly comprehensive education

for every student in America,
I realize now more than ever

that we need someone who is capable
and passionate to lead the charge.

Now, I can't think
of a better setting

to announce my nominee
for secretary of education than this.

So, it is with great pride

that I introduce Speaker
Kimble Hookstraten.

KIMBLE: Thank you,
Mr. President.

It's been an honor to work
with you in Congress.

And it will be my honor
to fight beside you

for the education of our children.

Future leaders in every field,
this job is about our kids,

and this afternoon is, too.

So, it is also my honor
to welcome the student orchestra

of Robert Richmond High School.

♪ Wade in the water

- I Children
- S Wade in the water, children

- ♪ Wade, wade, wade
- ♪ Wade in the water

♪ God's gonna trouble
The waters S

(GRUNTS)

(SIREN WAILING)

- TOM: Thank you.
- MALE VOICE: Sir.

- It's my first time on Air Force One.
- Well, here, let me.

You don't have to do that, sir.

No, no, I know how
to work these things.

All right.

As a matter of fact, you might
as well just do it right.

Go on up those stairs.

- Here, Tom, take a...
- No.

- Take a picture with Seth.
- Seth, come on up here!

SETH: That's okay, sir.
You don't have to do that.

- Why not? Go ahead.
- SETH: Well...

This is... This is just
a photo for my mom, sir.

It's not for Instagram
or anything like that.

SETH: Wow.

- You ready?
- Hey! Uh, wait. Can I wave?

- My mom would really like that.
- Wave away.

- Got it.
- TOM: Come on aboard.

SETH: Thank you. Wow.

That's not food.

(HANNAH GROANS)

(MAN GRUNTS)

(HANNAH GROANS)

(PANTING)