Obama to answer questions in Google Hangout post State of the Union speech

President Barack Obama will answer questions via Google Hangout Thursday, two days after he delivers this year's State of the Union address.

Obama's Google Hangout is scheduled for Feb.14 at 4:50 p.m. ET. The exchange will be streamed live by The White House's Google+ and YouTube channels, Google reported.

The 'Fireside Hangout' held by Obama will be the second on he does following a tradition he began last year by hosting a Google+ visual conference call after his State of The Union address.

During the Hangout, the president will answer questions from select participants in a conversation that will be streamed live. The rest of the world can submit their questions via video or comment in the White House's YouTube channel before 11:59 p.m. ET on Feb. 13 to be considered.

Google put together a promotional video for the Hangout were they give some examples of the type of questions that can and will be asked during the conversation with Obama.

For ideas on what to expect/ask you can check out Obama's hangout from 2012.