First Daughter
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H i, sweetie. I 'd like you to meet--
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And like most teenagers,
she enjoyedparties...

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- andpizza.
- Enjoy.

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- Thanks.
- And like herpeers...

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she often felt as ifher every move
was scrutinized.

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- Hold it right there.
- Big smile, Sam.

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Mom, prom ise me you would never let me
leave the house looking like that.

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Never! It looks like she found
Chelsea Clinton's old crimping iron...

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and Amy Carter's Sassoons.
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It's like a terrorist
got a hold ofher.

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I don't know what's going on.
But what doyou think?

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What is the worst outfit thatyou have
everseen Samantha wear?

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- I'll bet it's gonna be close.
- I bet it is too.

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There have been
a lot of lousy outfits.

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IfMac is back, get in there
and clean outyourkid's closet.

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- [Narrator] But with maturity...
- Thank you.

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- [ Speaking French ]
- she was able to look outside herself...

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and appreciate the wisdom
ofher elders.

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And I 'll tell you something.
Decades in politics give you...

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special life skills, Sam.
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Like an excellent poker face.
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- [Laughs ]
- Not bad, Senator Downer.

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- Thankyou for the tip.
- [Laughter]

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[Narrator]
In short...

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- she grew up... happily...
- Good night.

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- with the love ofa father...
- Good night, Sam.

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- and a mother...
- Seeyou in the morning, sweetheart.

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who she thought
were the center ofthe world...

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in an old white house...
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they called home.
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##[ Man Singing Swing ]
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Lucky Charm's on site.

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