President Bush made remarks to the 2008 Summer Olympic and Paralympic teams on the South Lawn of the White House.

After meeting with small business owners in San Antonio, TX, President Bush made remarks on the $700 billion economic stabilization bill and why it was necessary. The President spoke about their reactions and said that it will take time for the action to yield results.

President Bush was accompanied by Treasury Secretary Paulson outside the Treasury Department as he made a statement praising the Department's efforts in dealing with the economic crisis.

After the House of Representatives passed the economic stabilization bill by a vote of 263-171, President Bush made remarks from the Rose Garden in response to the action by Congress.

Deputy Press Secretary Tony Fratto conducts a daily briefing at the White House. Mr. Fratto responds to reporters' questions on the revised economic stabalization bill being debated in the House.

Deputy Press Secretary Tony Fratto conducts a daily briefing at the White House. Mr. Fratto discussed the passage of the federal intervention in financial markets bill in the Senate as well as the U.S.-India civil nuclear agreement.

Pres. Bush met with Representatives of American Business in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building to discuss the state of the economy and the need for the House of Representatives to pass the financial intervention bill which was passed by the Senate. American Business Reps. spoke to reporters after the meeting.

President Bush made remarks after his Oval Office meeting with Gen. David McKiernan about the financial intervention package being brought to a vote in the Senate. Gen. McKiernan is Commander for NATO Int'l Security Assistance Force Afghanistan.

Deputy Press Secretary Tony Fratto conducts a daily briefing at the White House.

Deputy Press Secretary Tony Fratto conducted a daily briefing at the White House. He discussed recent calls to Pres. Bush from presidential candidates Sen. Barack Obama (D-IL) & Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) on the "bailout" plan. Both conversations revolved around the next steps required to help stabalize the financial system.