Weekly Address by Barack Obama on YouTube

by Scott Beale on November 15, 2008 · 5 comments

President-elect Barack Obama will be addressing America each week via video on YouTube in addition to the traditional broadcasts on television and radio. He will continue to post these videos once he moves to the White House in January.

This is really quite amazing and will give unprecedented access to what our president is saying and doing, as well as reaching out to a whole new audience that would not normally access this kind of information.

Today Obama posted his first “fireside chat” on issue of the current economic crisis.

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