Texas Governor and 2012 GOP presidential hopeful Rick Perry speaks to an audience at the 2011 Voter Values Summit in Washington, D.C. Perry says liberals are playing fast and furious with the truth. (0:23)
Texas Governor and 2012 GOP presidential hopeful Rick Perry speaks to an audience at the 2011 Voter Values Summit in Washington, D.C. Perry says that no federal regulation should be implement that would mandate a decision best made by the families of America. (0:26)
Texas Governor and 2012 GOP presidential hopeful Rick Perry speaks to an audience at the 2011 Voter Values Summit in Washington, D.C. Perry says that the military should never be put on the budget chopping block. (0:15)
Texas Governor and 2012 GOP presidential hopeful Rick Perry speaks to an audience at the 2011 Voter Values Summit in Washington, D.C. Perry says it’s time America got a new leader with the proper credentials to lead. (0:23)
President Obama urged Congress yet again to pass the American Jobs Act at a Thursday news conference at the White House. The President demanded that Senators who plan to vote against the bill provide him and Congress with an explanation as to what part of the bill they oppose. (0:31)
President Obama urged Congress yet again to pass the American Jobs Act at a Thursday news conference at the White House. The President demanded that Senators who plan to vote against the bill provide him and Congress with an explanation as to what part of the bill they oppose. (0:40)
President Obama urged Congress yet again to pass the American Jobs Act at a Thursday news conference at the White House. The President demanded that Senators who plan to vote against the bill provide him and Congress with an explanation as to what part of the bill they oppose. (0:32)
President Obama urged Congress yet again to pass the American Jobs Act at a Thursday news conference at the White House. The President demanded that Senators who plan to vote against the bill provide him and Congress with an explanation as to what part of the bill they oppose. (0:15)
President Obama urged Congress yet again to pass the American Jobs Act at a Thursday news conference at the White House. The President demanded that Senators who plan to vote against the bill provide him and Congress with an explanation as to what part of the bill they oppose.(0:14)
President Obama urged Congress yet again to pass the American Jobs Act at a Thursday news conference at the White House. The President demanded that Senators who plan to vote against the bill provide him and Congress with an explanation as to what part of the bill they oppose. (0:34)
President Obama urged Congress yet again to pass the American Jobs Act at a Thursday news conference at the White House. The President demanded that Senators who plan to vote against the bill provide him and Congress with an explanation as to what part of the bill they oppose. (o:34)
President Obama urged Congress yet again to pass the American Jobs Act at a Thursday news conference at the White House. The President demanded that Senators who plan to vote against the bill provide him and Congress with an explanation as to what part of the bill they oppose. (o:34)
President Obama urged Congress yet again to pass the American Jobs Act at a Thursday news conference at the White House. The President demanded that Senators who plan to vote against the bill provide him and Congress with an explanation as to what part of the bill they oppose. (0:23)
Following the Senate’s rejection of a House-passed spending measure that would fund the government through Nov. 19 and keep FEMA afloat, Democratic leaders tell reporters that a new bill in the Senate, which excludes spending cuts, is a more bipartisan proposal that Republicans in both chambers of Congress should be able to agree on. (0:34)
Following the Senate’s rejection of a House-passed spending measure that would fund the government through Nov. 19 and keep FEMA afloat, Democratic leaders tell reporters that a new bill in the Senate, which excludes spending cuts, is a more bipartisan proposal that Republicans in both chambers of Congress should be able to agree on. (0:29)
Following the Senate’s rejection of a House-passed spending measure that would fund the government through Nov. 19 and keep FEMA afloat, Democratic leaders tell reporters that a new bill in the Senate, which excludes spending cuts, is a more bipartisan proposal that Republicans in both chambers of Congress should be able to agree on. (0:46)
Following the Senate’s rejection of a House-passed spending measure that would fund the government through Nov. 19 and keep FEMA afloat, Democratic leaders tell reporters that a new bill in the Senate, which excludes spending cuts, is a more bipartisan proposal that Republicans in both chambers of Congress should be able to agree on. (0:26)
Following the Senate’s rejection of a House-passed spending measure that would fund the government through Nov. 19 and keep FEMA afloat, Democratic leaders tell reporters that a new bill in the Senate, which excludes spending cuts, is a more bipartisan proposal that Republicans in both chambers of Congress should be able to agree on. (0:42)
Following the Senate’s rejection of a House-passed spending measure that would fund the government through Nov. 19 and keep FEMA afloat, Democratic leaders tell reporters that a new bill in the Senate, which excludes spending cuts, is a more bipartisan proposal that Republicans in both chambers of Congress should be able to agree on. (0:22)
Alan Krueger, President Obama’s Council of Economic Advisers Chairman nominee, testifies during his confirmation hearing before the Senate Banking Committee. Krueger says that if Congress can implement the “proper medicine,” the economy can and will recover at a faster, more visible rate. (0:25)
Benny Martinez