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President Obama's Weekly Address
President Obama honors the heroism of those at Fort Hood by paying tribute to those who were killed, those who were wounded and those who extended a helping hand.
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President Obama's Weekly Address
President Obama says that this week's positive economic data show that the stimulus program has been a success, but he acknowledges that it may not mean much to Americans who are still struggling to make ends meet.
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President Obama's Weekly Address
In his weekly address, President Obama pledges his commitment to strengthening the backbone of America's economy, driving recovery where he says it is most needed - small businesses.
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President Obama's Weekly Address
In his Weekly Address, President Obama says that the nation is closer to health care reform than ever before, but adds there are still "significant details" that need to be worked out.
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President Obama's Weekly Address
In his Weekly Address, President Obama says that high health insurance costs are one of the biggest problems facing Americans who want to start their own businesses.
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President Obama's Weekly Address
Just before the second meeting of the G-20 nations this year, President Obama reviews the steps that have been taken to prevent further economic turmoil and previews what will be addressed at the second summit.
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President Obama's Weekly Address
President Obama again tries to gain support for his health care plan, focusing on a new Treasury Department report that says half of young Americans could lose their insurance coverage within a decade.
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President Obama's Weekly Address
President Obama says our economy is showing signs of improvement, but more needs to be done so that hardworking Americans can retire comfortably.
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President Obama's Weekly Address
President Obama marks the fourth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, describing current recovery efforts and his administration's plans for handling future natural disasters.
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President Obama's Weekly Address
President Obama says despite the attention media has given to the heated arguments at town hall meetings, constructive conversations on health insurance reform are taking place.
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President Obama's Weekly Address
President Obama defends his health care reform proposal against critics who say the plan will weaken small businesses in America.
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President Obama's Weekly Address
President Obama reflects on the meaning of the Fourth of July and the spirit of those who founded the United States of America.
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President Obama's Weekly Address
President Obama discusses restoring the integrity of the financial market and the effects of the crisis on the American public.
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President Obama's Weekly Address
The President explains his plan to develop clean energy and reform healthcare in hopes to lay a new foundation for the ailing economy.
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The President's Weekly Address
In his weekly address, President Obama discusses the country's economic progress and calls for a credit card reform bill
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Weekly Presidential Address
In his weekly address, President Barack Obama discusses the latest news on the economy and announces his appointments of Jeffrey Zients and Aneesh Paul Chopra to his administration.
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The President's Weekly Address, March 29, 2009
This week President Barack Obama uses his weekly address to praise volunteers facing flooding in North Dakota and Minnesota.U.S. Senator Judd Gregg (R-NH) delivers the weekly Republican address, commenting on President Obama's budget proposals.
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President Obama's Weekly Address
In his weekly address, President Obama focuses on his budget proposal. He says that any budget passed by Congress must focus on cutting the deficit, reforming health care, and investing in education for America's youth. In the Republican response, Governo
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Obama's weekly Radio Address
In this week's address, the President discusses how the government should be taking care of certain aspects of American's lives, such as the safety behind the foods we eat and the medicines we take.
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Presidential Podcasts
