 And it was Helen who asked about when the Christmas tree came, what the theme of the Christmas was going to be. So, and I said it needs to come. So, now Helen, it's welcoming to a Mother Goose Christmas. Everything is my style. Surprise I have for you is... Here's Sarah. Did you pray to God? Here. He's slow. Do you have any idea? Who is there? Here. I didn't think I would last long. I couldn't do a ho, ho, ho. We are here, of course, for the special Christmas at the White House. There's the Christmas card that Thomas Jones did. If I get a break, I'll get one. And he's done it before. And you'll see that scene where we get into the goal through those trees, those most magnificent trees I've ever seen. In fact, we decided to do that at the McMahon House this year. Copy the White House, if it's all right. It's all right. Mother Goose. All right. Santa gave me my Christmas present last year, a new baby girl. What are you giving Mr. Reagan? Oh, what am I giving Mr. Reagan? We just exchanged kisses as we all were beautiful. She gives me a kiss and I give her her sheet. It's over there. All right. Come with Rex. Double Rex? Look at Rex. It's right here. Hans, you know, has been doing this since 1960. Not, not, not. And he keeps adding jelly beans. But this year, he added Rex. That's what Johnny Carson calls first dog. Can we see him over here? Oh, I'm sorry. Yes. There. Can you see Rex? It's kind of hard. Not many questions from the president. Mr. Reagan, did the president ask you to get off his back about Donald Reagan as a post-report? No. Have you been fighting over this with the president, Mrs. Reagan? No. Do you ever fight this way, please? We disagree. Sometimes everybody disagrees. Have you disagreed over Donald Reagan? No. Did you watch, if we could ask, did you watch George Schultz's testimony this morning, Mrs. Reagan? I watched him for about five minutes. I was probably busy getting ready for this. What did you think of it? That was very good. So we could box Donald Reagan up in a box and give him to someone else for Christmas, the Salvation Army. Sam? We'll see you on our next stop, everyone. Sam, you must be a good boy or Santa will forget you this Christmas. A lump of coal. That's not reward. Okay. I'll go this way. Thank you. That was funny. Thank you. You're the girl I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I can't believe you. It's exciting. It's wonderful. I'm a downer. I'm a downer. I'm a downer. I'm a downer. I'm a downer. I'm a downer. I'm a demanding end. Put the tweed without me. A lot of the, of the motherbust figures, and, um, I really should say that, all of these figures and all of this work was done by the people in the White House. And they should get a big vote. You say the people in the White House is like, you mean Mr. Reagan and Mr. Reagan and all the people in the room talking about the people in the floral shop and the work here. What is the person thinking of the decoration? Everything's wonderful. Did you see that you saw them before last night or read your book or did you come down the afternoon? Yeah, we came at the finish decorating Sunday and we came when we came back from the cafe but we came in and saw everything. What are you giving the President for Christmas? Well, of course, I tell you that because nobody would possibly know it if I told you. Right? Just tell him not to read the paper. Make our bed. What's he giving you? I don't know. What do you want? What do you want? A manure spreader again, Mrs. Reagan? Yeah, every girl. No, I have that because every girl should have one. That's right. I don't know. I don't want to. Mrs. Reagan, have you decorated the private quarters? Yes. Also in this theme or a little bit differently? How so? No, well, it's not as not with a mother goose face. More traditional, I think. Yeah, yeah, it's more traditional. A lighted Christmas tree? Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. It's an old-fashioned tree, and we use the same decorations every year. Family seat coming in? Yeah, at once it can. You know, when you have married children, you have to divide up, get some Thanksgiving, and get some Christmas, and they have to go the other side of it. Now, all of you, of course, are very up on your mother goose. Of course, of course. Our two. I'm learning again. And Anne, the new daughter. I have to learn these all over again. That's Humpty Dumpty over there. I know that. Which character is this? You lose this. Thank you to the little ones. I went to town. Thank you to the mother goose character. Well, it is today, if the first lady says so, you know, it's true. Did you choose the theme, Mrs. Reagan? Pardon me. Did you choose the theme, along with other people? Pardon? Could it be a Washington Christmas theme? Yes, no. But we've always been here for Christmas. That's a beautiful necklace you have on. Is that just for Christmas? You two can have it, Sarah, for very little money. Really, very, very little. Spirit. Penny. Pardon? You feel it in Christmas? Of course. OK, I'll let it in. Mrs. Reagan, did you punch your leg? You have a, you're wearing a bandage. Are you? I, uh, up at Camp David, I knew somebody would. I knew. It was just a matter of who. I was putting a piece of wood on the fireplace at Camp David and fell on my leg. You're not limping, though, are you? I was just upstairs in the family quarters. I want to let you in on a big secret. They actually vacuum up there. It was a man vacuuming. I didn't know they did that. But people came in and picked up the dirt piece by piece. But they actually have vacuumed it. How did the president move these days? See you on the next stop, everyone. He's under the weather because of the serenity. See you on the next stop. Christmas. This is the style of a tree that's upstairs. This is the first lady, right? I'm not sure how to say it. I don't know what's different as the same thing. I don't know. Only a half of it. Three people know this. That was going to be years from the second. It was difficult. I'm going to need to watch your house for over 28. Please, please. Oh, no. I had to keep it a secret. A lot of the deal is that they had to keep it a secret. Some of these people. So everybody on the plane coming in, they said, what are you doing in Washington? There's some coming to the Kennedy Odyssey. So you're being honored. I said, no, I'm just coming to build this show. I want to be part of the show. And I had some of my closest friends last night come up to me and say, oh, I don't know who you are. What are you doing here? I'm here for the Kennedy Odyssey. They snuck me in here this morning at 10 o'clock on their heavy guards. You didn't say, you know, when you came downstairs. You know what? I did. Because of men. I brought my own shoes, yes. They're still, no, they're... Close, you could be in the usual or am I just... Yeah. Yeah. And everything around the bottom of the tree is Mother Ruth's opening hole. Mary had a little lamb. And Mary had a little lamb. What's around there? And... Is that going to be there? Well, you should. What's over here? Oh, this is Jack Spratt. Where will the decorations go after the first month? Will they be sent to anywhere? Or keep them? No, I... It seems to me that we always... We'll find out. We need a little decoration. They put them on the tree. All of them. They help put them on the tree. Yeah. We'll find out for you. Elaine? Mrs. Reagan? Do you or your children have a favorite? Do you hear that question? Where do these things come from? Anyone in particular? From your childhood? From your childhood? From your childhood. So they are stored in here? Yeah. Yeah. I honestly don't know. I have no idea. I want to sit on top of the tree first. This is a first. Well, I'm going to come on you. I've been horrid. Usual self. I've been a nice girl. You've been a nice girl, too. Really? A girl? Did you say girl? We don't know. Oh, shoot. Oh, no. Hey, you want to kill the wife?