During brief remarks at the White House Thursday, President Barack Obama said that the small business legislation lingering in the Senate should have bipartisan support since it contains provisions offered from both parties. (0:27)
During brief remarks at the White House Thursday, President Barack Obama said that a “partisan minority” in the Senate is holding back an essential small business bill. (0:13)
During brief remarks at the White House Thursday on the Labor Department’s new unemployment claims data, President Barack Obama emphasized the need for a small business bill.
“This morning’s news compels us to act,” Obama said. (0:13)
During brief remarks at the White House Thursday on the Labor Department’s new unemployment claims data, President Barack Obama emphasized the need for a small business bill. Obama said that community banks are lagging and need the legislation so that lending can be spurred at the local level. (0:11)
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said in a statement Thursday that 20 million Pakistanis have been affected by floods. Clinton adds that this is more than the population of New York state. (0:10)
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton asks Americans to donate to Pakistan amid the floods that have ravaged the nation. (0:15)
During a briefing Thursday, Pentagon Press Secretary Geoff Morrell said that Rolling Stone writer Michael Hasting’s proved himself “not to bed trusted” following his last engagement with Afghan’s command. (0:12)
During a briefing Thursday, Pentagon Press Secretary Geoff Morrell demanded the return of leaked documents from the whistle blower site WikiLeaks. (0:27)
Geoff Morrell, Pentagon in Audio Pentagon Press Secretary Geoff Morrell said Thursday that the Defense Department is asking WikiLeaks to “do the right thing” by returning and expunging classified military documents. (0:11)
During a briefing Thursday, Pentagon Press Secretary Geoff Morrell questioned how anybody could be surprised that Rolling Stone writer Michael Hasting’s request to embed with U.S. troops in Afghanistan was denied.
“You’re only as good as your word and clearly [unit commanders] don’t believe his word is worth much,” Morrell said. (0:21)
Defense Secretary Robert Gates told reporter Thursday that the release of thousands of classified military documents could have severe battlefield consequences. (0:16)
During a briefing Thursday, Defense Secretary Robert Gates decried the identification of Afghan informants through the release of thousands of classified military documents. Gates described the revelation as “one of the worst aspects” of the scandal. (0:36)
Defense Secretary Robert Gates told reporters Thursday that the U.S. will have to repair trust with allies and collaborators after thousands of classified military documents were leaked online. (0:17)
Defense Secretary Robert Gates told reporters Thursday that he has asked FBI director Robert Mueller to help investigate the leak of thousands of classified military documents. (0:15)
Defense Secretary Robert Gates told reporters at the Pentagon Thursday that the DoD is working within the field to prevent future leaks following the release of thousands of classified documents on the whistle blowing website WikiLeaks. (0:10)
President Barack Obama acknowledged during a campaign even for Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) that although the economy is improving, it is still not up to par. To rectify this, the President emphasized his administration’s plan to expand tax credits for companies pursuing clean energy.
“I’m urging Congress to invest $5 billion more in these kinds of clean energy manufacturing tax credits, more than doubling the amount we made available last year,” Obama said. “This investment would generate nearly 40,000 jobs and $12 billion or more in private sector investment which could trigger could an additional 90,000 jobs.”
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