Ann Coulter: President Obama is "a real Democrat when it comes to socialism"

Talk Radio News Service, Victoria Jones, interviews Ann Coulter at the 2009 Conservative Political Action Conference in Washington, D.C. Coulter talks about President Obama's new Iraq war strategy saying that President Obama "seems to be following Bush policy on terrorism." Coulter also talks about how the government has to do something with the banks and that forcing banks to give loans not based on normal business practices is what's putting the economy in a financial crisis. (04:45)
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President Bush: We must restore confidence in the financial system

Speaking to reporters in the Rose Garden President George W. Bush, joined by the Chairmen of the Federal Reserve Board and the Securities and Exchange Commission Ben Bernanke and Chris Cox and the Secretary of Treasury Henry Paulson, speaks about government action in financial markets. Bush explains the current economic crisis and steps that the U.S. government is taking or plans to take to restore balance, liquidity, and investor confidence to the market. (9:04)
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No attacks on American soil in 2,557 days

President George W. Bush speaks at a dedication ceremony for the Pentagon September 11 Memorial. He speaks about the U.S. armed forces and says that because of them, there has not been a terrorist attack on American soil in the last 2,557 days. (0:19)
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Texas Republican calls Bush hearing "an anger management class"

Rep. Lamar Smith (R-Texas) says that a previous Judiciary hearing was a "book-of-the-month club" and that a hearing examining the Bush administration is "an anger management class." (0:36)
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President Bush: U.S. needs to stay committed to the fight against hunger, disease

President Bush wants the United States to be a key player in the future of disease prevention and treatment across the world. The United States can begin in developing nations by fighting diseases like malaria, HIV/ AIDS, hookworm, and river blindness, Bush says. The challenge for future presidents and congresses is to keep the commitment for fighting disease and global hunger. (2:00)
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Bush laments victims of tyranny

At a speech in front of the United States Agency for International Development, President Bush reflects on the victims of tyrannical governments he has met, among them: Blanca González, whose son Normando Hernández González is a political prisoner in Cuba, and Olga Kuzulina, whose father Alexander Kozulin is imprisoned in Belarus for running for president. (1:50)
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Bush says freedom will again prevail in Iraq

President George W. Bush speaks at the groundbreaking of the United States Institute of Peace headquarters today. Bush speaks about the ideological struggle against violent extremism, which the USIP is playing an important role. USIP is working in Iraq to improve the government and promoting peaceful engagement. (0:43)
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Cheney: Bush decisive like Lincoln

Vice President Dick Cheney compares tough decisions made by President Bush to those made by President Lincoln during the Civil War. (0:43)
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White House arguing against the message, not the messenger

In a press briefing at the White House, Press Secretary Dana Perino says that the White House is arguing against the premise of former press secretary Scott McClellen's book What Happend: Inside the Bush White House and Washington's Culture of Deception. Perino said that the administration is not arguing against the messenger, but that McClellen's message that Bush intentionally misled the American public is untrue. (0:37)
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Bush took responsibility for those “coming back from Afghanistan and Iraq with serious injuries”

Former Sen. Bob Dole (R-Kan.) says that President Bush met with the President’s Commission on Care for America’s Returning Wounded Warriors that Dole is a part of, and told the commission to do “whatever it takes” to improve health care for wounded veterans. Dole says that Bush properly said he is responsible for every young man “coming back from Afghanistan and Iraq with serious injuries.” (0:47)

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President Bush speaks about John McCain's national security credentials

President Bush speaks about the national security credentials of Senator John McCain, the Republican nominee for president during a joint press availability at the White House. (1:00)
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Senator Kent Conrad, (D-ND) the Senate Budget Committee Chairman, comments on President Bush's FY 2009 Budget and its Shortcomings

Senator Conrad claims that the President's legacy is one of a fiscal disaster in which he turned a large surplus into an enormous debt.
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