Carney On Libya: No Options Are Off The Table

White House Press Secretary Jay Carney says that United States is preparing on contingencies by moving assets in the region with a focus on potential humanitarian aid. Unilateral sanctions imposed last week has led the U.S. Treasury Department to block access $ 30 Billion held by the Libyan regime. (:50) 

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White House Confident In Avoiding Shutdown

White House Press Secretary Jay Carney says that President Obama remains confident that they will find common ground to avoid a government shut down that no lawmaker wants.  ( :31)  

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Unprecedented Transparency Since Obama Administration, Says Carney

During the Thursday news briefing, White House press secretary Jay Carney says there has been “unprecedented transparency” in Obama’s administration. (0:41)

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Shutdown Will Disrupt Economic Recovery, Says Carney

During Thursday’s briefing, White House press secretary Jay Carney says that economic recovery in the U.S. could be stalled if the government is shut down. (0:36)

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Cooperation Needed To Resolve Union Issues, Says Carney

During Thursday’s briefing, White House press secretary Jay Carney says states need to be conscious of the U.S. fiscal situation, but also need to resolve labor issues cooperatively. (0:52)

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Libyan People Responsible For Protests, Will Choose Their Next Leader, Says Carney

During Thursday’s news briefing, White House press secretary Jay Carney says the Libyan people are responsible for the shifts in the country and that they will ultimately guide the country’s future. (1:02)

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Carney: Sanctions, Other Actions On The Table To Confront Libyan Situation

During Thursday news breifing, White House press secretary Jay Carney says unspecified but quick actions are needed to stop the civil unrest in Libya. (0:26)

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