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President Obama arriving in New York City 4/6/2011

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Uploaded by on Apr 7, 2011

Footage of the Presidential helicopter convoy arriving in New York City at the Financial district Heliport.
First 2 Chinook (or Sea Knight) helicopters arrive with security and personnel, followed by 2 Marine One's (the real one and a decoy) landing. The President then heads into the Presidential Limo (Cadillac One) and the motorcade heads up the FDR Drive.
Fascinating sight!
(Since I had to use high zoom there is some shaking thruout the clip, sorry)

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  • @fakhar333 give a few months

  • @mepizzasmangled world war 3

  • if only that was a sniper.

  • To save people some time, the part where the President gets out and goes into the car starts at 9:50, but I would seriously recommend watching the whole video. This is awesome.

  • @petridg Its always been like that for all the presidents. Where the hell were you?

  • GTA 4

  • @meisen2 No, he doesn't they are appointed by the main legislative body and by the secret police.

  • As much as I disagree with the man you have to respect the Presidency and all that they are put through. I would still love to shake his hand. "I disapprove of what you say, but I defend to the death you're right to say it." God I love this land! Great video

  • AWESOME !

  • Dam....! The president is treated like a god o_o I wanna be him :(

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