The tour continues.
During Kennedy's administration, a permanent art collection was assembled for the White House...
I don't like this. It's full of people who make a lot of rules, and everybody's afraid of getting in trouble.
In 1948, when Harry Truman was president, the White House was found to be unsafe for occupancy.
D.W. sneaks through an open door and closes it behind her. She sees a wide hallway in front of her. She tries to get back but the door will not open.
(strains) Uh-oh.
Her parents are on the other side of the door.
D.W.?!
Where has she gone? D.W.!
Oh no, D.W.’s loose in the White House. We’re doomed.
In his imagination, D.W. sits on the president’s desk.
It gives me great pleasure to sign the D.W. Law. It is now illegal not to own a pony.
The journalists and guards are sitting on ponies.
Right on, D.W.!
(neighs)
(whispers to President)
And the national anthem has been changed to "Crazy Bus".
The fantasy ends.
We’ve got to find her before she wrecks the whole country.
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