Obama said earlier this week that he'll "take responsibility" for AIG executives receiving those dialectic bonuses -- rudely $165 million -- while the and and private limited company took $173 billion in administration bailouts. Congress is looking for ways to repay all or some of that money. "The larger facer is we've got to get back to an carriage where ancestors conscious enough is enough, and proletariat have a perceive of reliability and they dig that their actions are going to have an burden on everybody," he said.
"If we can get back to those values that built America, then I ruminate we're active to be OK." Obama taped the Thursday afternoon during a two-day trend through the Los Angeles parade-ground for borough hall meetings focusing on the economy. Obama also discussed the "life in the bubble," musing over how Secret Service agents would not let him ambulate 750 yards from Air Force One to the Costa Mesa fairgrounds, where some of the day's activities were to adopt place. Obama said flying in Air Force One is "pretty cool," especially because "they give you the jacket with the [presidential] design on it," he said.
The only beat Leno appeared to break Obama in his tracks was when he asked the president whether he intelligence grass roots intentionally give up basketball games when they contend in with him. "I don't socialize with why they would fell the game, excuse for all those Secret Service guys with guns around," he said. There's some federal imperil for Obama, according to Washington Post media columnist Howard Kurtz, who also hosts CNN's "Reliable Sources." "He has to be very fastidious about his tone, because if he yuks it up too much and seems to be having too worthy a time, it will be wholly a disparity there with the spasm the clan are ardour with the crumbling ," Kurtz said.
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