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White House Schedule
- Tuesday, January 20, 2008
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- President Bush and Mrs. Bush welcome the President-elect and Mrs. Obama.
- President Bush makes Remarks at Midland, Texas.
The Bush Administration: News
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The Bush Administration: Releases
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House Budget Committee:
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Recent Programs
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Former CIA Director Michael Hayden & former Homeland Security Sec. Michael Chertoff joined a panel featuring leaders of the U.S. intelligence community to discuss the intersection of the worlds of business and espionage. New York Times' author on the U.S. intelligence agency, Joseph Finder, moderated the event.
Washington, DC
: 1 hr. 21 min.
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 Panel on U.S. Intelligence
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Former Vice Pres. Dick Cheney will speak to reporters & guests during a luncheon honoring winners of the 22nd annual Gerald R. Ford Journalism Prizes at the National Press Club.
Washington, DC
: 1 hr.
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Fmr. V.P. Cheney
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Richard Haass, author of "War of Necessity, War of Choice" discussed his new book which looks at the Bush Administration's policy toward Iraq and in fighting terrorists groups such as Al-Queda.
Washington, DC
: 28 min.
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Interview with Richard Haass
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Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood appeared on Washington Journal to talk about the transportation projects in the $787 billion economic stimulus plan. Transportation projects account for $48.1 billion of the stimulus plan.
Washington, DC
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Sec. LaHood on Washington Journal
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Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson made remarks on the economy at the Economic Club of Washington, DC.
Washington, DC
: 51 min.
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Treasury Sec. Paulson Speech
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Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice made a statement to the press after briefing President Bush on the Israeli - Palestinian conflict in the Gaza Strip.
Washington, DC
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Sec. Rice Statement
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White House Deputy Chief of Staff Joel Kaplan gave additional details of the Bush Administration plan to give federal loans to the automotive industry. Earlier, Pres. Bush held a news conference announcing the plan in response to failed Congressional attempts.
Washington, DC
: 39 min.
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White House Press Briefing
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