Obama says McCain's economic policies are "out of touch"

At the Associated Press's annual luncheon today, Sen. Barack Obama (D-IL) responded to his controversial and highly publicized remarks about "bitter" small-town voters that has led to an onslaught of criticism from opponents calling him "elitist" and "out of touch" with average Americans. Obama said Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) is the one who is out of touch because of his economic policies that favor the wealthy. (0:38)
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Obama corrects AP board chair's "Obama bin Laden" slip

Dean Singleton, board chair of the Associated Press news agency, asks Sen. Barack Obama (D-IL) if he would shift troops to Afghanistan and accidentally refers to alleged al-Qaida founder Osama bin Laden as "Obama bin Laden." Sen. Obama intercedes and corrects Singleton, conceding that the mistake has been made before and because of that, "it's pretty impressive" that he is still in the race for presidential nominee. (0:55)
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