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President's Weekly Address - 1/29/11

POSTED: January 29, 2011, 12:00 am

After visiting a company in Wisconsin, President Obama returns to the White House for his weekly address and reinforces his message on reviving the nation's economy that was the central theme of his State of the Union address.

Source: The White House

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