00:00Just to bind up a few of the D.C. things, because a lot of them have been asked, but in talking with Congress about potential changes to the Home Rule, whatever else, would he also push the House to finally pass D.C.'s budget so that it has access to all that money that it does need for policing, for schools, and for other services here in the city?
00:17Yes, and as you know, he has done that. He put out a statement calling on the House to take up the Senate's legislation, and he stands by that position.
00:23The Press. Let me take you back to something from last month. You guys announced the President was diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency after his legs were seen swelling. How is he being treated for that? And while you were up front about those health issues, I'm curious if the White House would be willing to let us speak with his physician directly about those health issues. I know there were a lot of concerns about the last White House not making the physician available. Would the physician be available in this case?
00:52MS. I don't want to make that commitment on behalf of the physician, but it's certainly something we can look into and explore out of the effort of transparency, because unlike the previous White House, there is nothing to hide. You guys see this President working around the clock, literally 24-7, all of the time, and I will be happy to look into that request.
01:12Can we at least get an update on how he's being treated for the swelling legs and for the hams and the other issues?
01:16MS. Look, you see the President every day. He's moving. He's working. He's continuing. There have been no adjustments made to his lifestyle.
01:22So, well, yeah.
01:23OK.
01:25Okay.
01:26I am very happy with your dad, thank you, Tom.
01:27Okay.
01:28Okay.
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01:45It is so far, isn't it?
01:46Do you have a new parents, right?
01:48It's a Hindi.
01:49This Gemma says, not me, but I wasn't talking with your dad.
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