Obama talks GDP, jobs

Published: 3 August 2009 y., Monday
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US President Barack Obama said that the economy was weaker than he thought when he took office, but there are signs of improvement.

 

Obama said he continues to worry about job losses.

 

Šaltinis: Reuters
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