President Obama and Press Secretary Robert Gibbs walk from Blair House to White House in Washington
U.S. President Barack Obama and Press Secretary Robert Gibbs walk back to the White House after a meeting with cabinet members at the Blair House in Washington on July 31, 2009. Obama held a cabinet retreat with cabinet members to "talk about the agendas both past and forward," according to Press Secretary Gibbs. UPI/Alex Wong/Pool
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