President Obama Speaks to Press on Air Force One

The President answers questions from reporters about Wall Street reform and other issues as Air Force One returns from White House to Main Street events in the Midwest.

Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• Wall Street
• finance
• fiscal responsibility
• reform
• press
• conference
• Air Force One
• White House
• Main Street

[NotEvsie]

AF1 is noiser than I thought it would be...

[Orphox]

idiots. You know nothing about socialim. What Obama does has nothing to do with it,. Listen to some normal economically-educated people, not Glenn Beck.

[kkreicker1]

@NotEvsie Keep in mind how old she is!

[baniyas2011]

9/11

[mikemcdonald100]

Its louder because they are in the rear of the plane in the press area, the business end of the jets is more pointed in this direction as opposed to the front of the plane where he usually is. And the camera sucks. Good video tho.

[EddieDickJim]

@NotEvsie - not noisy at all - the position of the person taking the movie is so far from where the chat is, the end result is the auto-levels on the recording mic goes to 100% which results in over amplification of the "white noise" and of course not getting much of what the big man is saying.

[Skullz1595]

wow,all those people surrounding the president,you know the secret service has gotta be on edge there.

[spankula123]

Did he say transparency??? Hahahahahaha.

[eggcompany]

Looking at the past few comments below, all I have to say is, "haters gonna hate"

[TheTruthNow000]

@uarecheap ... The banks did pay back the money dumbass. They were required to pay it back. They did, and in fact the government made a profit on the interest from the money paid back. Payback has exceeded monies provided. Also, it was never called a "bailout." That's a media term and some Tea Party nonsense. It was called the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP), not "bailout." The funds were always loans with interest. You'd know all this if you read something and learned the facts.

[uarecheap]

@TheTruthNow000 Also the Banks didn't pay back the bailout money. That's why it's called a bailout, the taxpayer bails them out. They are now included in the national debt. The American economy is also not recovering, because throwing money at a problem doesn't fix it. The problem is to much government regulation and interference in the free market. The same free market that made America rich, before all the manufacturing and High paid jobs were exported to Asia!