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 | Pinoy Memories 36 whatever make bearing Philippine registry and to keep such under his custody for the duration of national emergency or until otherwise ordered by the President. Letter of Instruction No. 4 -- The President ordered the Secretary of Foreign Affairs not to issue travel papers such as passports and other like documents to any citizens of the Philippines except to those who are being sent abroad in the service of the Philippines. Letter of Instruction No. 5 -- The President ordered the Secretary ... |
 | 6/26/09: White House Press Briefing it is right now and are working hard to get it through the House and on to the next step of heading into the Senate. They will continue to work that throughout the day. The Press: Are the energy and interior secretaries still -- Mr. Gibbs: Yes, they're still involved. Yes. Yes, ma'am. The Press: What's the outlook like for it in the Senate, for the climate change legislation? Mr. Gibbs: Not being a senator, I don't know what the particular -- I don't know what particular piece of ... |
 | Thomas Sowell and a Conflict of Visions people's from tyranny, from the tyranny of those who would do us harm, serves not only narrow national interest, but the ordered progress of freedom.” Barack Obama in August of last year “in the first 100 days of my administration, I will travel to a major Islamic forum and deliver an address to redefine our struggle. I will make clear that we will stand with those who are willing to stand up for their future and that we need their efforts to defeat the prophets of hate and violence.” ... |
 | 12/9/09: White House Press Briefing years. That's important. The Press: Without a public option. Mr. Gibbs: With increased choice and competition. The Press: But you're not saying you approve the Senate over the House version? Mr. Gibbs: I'm sorry? The Press: But you're not saying you prefer the Senate over the House version. Mr. Gibbs: I'm just trying to get the bill through the Senate. (laughter) The Press: Since you guys were not in the room when it actually came down, do you feel that -- does the White House feel that it ... |
 | 7/31/09: White House Press Briefing legislation which obviously is a positive -- big, positive step forward and gets us even closer to obviously is a positive -- obviously there are elements of this legislation that we think are laudable and we're waiting and hoping that the Senate Finance Committee will continue to work on a bipartisan basis to move their legislation forward so that, again, we can get something done here in the fall. The Press: Well, let me step back then for a second. Mr. Gibbs: Sure. The Press: At what ... |
 | 8/13/09: White House Press Briefing Mr. Gibbs: All of Congress? The Press: All of Congress. Mr. Gibbs: Well, I guess that depends to some degree on what ultimately comes out of the Senate and what's agreed to in a conference committee, but I think that's getting -- that's projecting a tad ahead of ourselves. The Press: Well, is it binding on the Senate Finance Committee? Mr. Gibbs: It's the agreement that they entered into. Yes, sir. The Press: Robert, a couple things on public option. It wasn't listed in the e-mail that ... |
 | 1/5/10: White House Press Briefing us not to give up our privacy but at the same time protects us from those that seek to do us harm. Chuck. The Press: A few follow-ups just on everything. First on the -- a follow-up to Ben's question about ruling out -- ruling in or out military -- US military intervention in Yemen. Is it fair to say that the President's position during the campaign -- for instance, on Pakistan, which was, if they don't act, we will -- that's his position when it comes to all things al Qaeda? And so that ... |
