It's the depth of the depression. Things are terrible and getting worse when FDR and his downcast cabinet meet up with Annie who is looking for her long lost parents. FDR is so taken with Annie's optmism and good cheer that he proclaims that his administration will be "optimistic about the future of this country." Then he makes Harold Ickes, his carmudgeon Secretary of the Interior, stand up and sing Annie's enchanting song. Shortly, he commands the entire cabinet to sing...