The footage includes: President Obama traveling to the Capitol to speak to the Democratic Members of the House and Senate the day before the vote; the President watching the vote with staff in the Roosevelt Room before speaking to the nation on its passage; and the President hosting a reception in the White House residence to thank the staff who worked alongside him in bringing the legislation over the finish line. 

The footage also follows the physical legislation from the Capitol to the Office of the Vice President to an East Room signing ceremony. After signing it into law, President Obama welcomes the individuals who stood with him at the signing ceremony into the Oval Office.

Learn more about the progress we've made on health care thanks to the Affordable Care Act.

Friday, September 25

• On Friday, the President welcomed President Xi of China to the White House during the Arrival Ceremony on the South Lawn — the second one this week!
• President Obama and President Xi held a bilateral meeting and a press conference where they reaffirmed the critical role that our countries play in cutting carbon pollution and fighting climate change.
• Meanwhile, the First Ladies took a walk on the wild side at the Smithsonian National Zoo. There, they visited the panda house, and named the new panda cub!
• Later that afternoon, the President headed to Fort Myer to bid adieu to General Martin Dempsey, who is retiring as the Chairman of the Join Chiefs of Staff.
• That night, the President and First Lady dressed up for the Official State Dinner to welcome Chinese President Xi and First Lady Peng.

Saturday, September 26

• On Saturday, the First Lady attended the Global Citizen Festival in Central Park. There, she started a conversation online to highlight the 62 million girls worldwide who are not in school and don't have access to education. Check out the website at 62milliongirls.com.

Sunday, September 27

• On Sunday, the President was wheels down in New York City at 12:03pm. The next few days were a whirlwind of meetings with world leaders and speeches to those gathered in the big apple for the United Nations General Assembly.

Monday, September 28

• In the morning, the President addressed the 70th Session of the United Nations General Assembly.
• Later that afternoon, the President had meetings with Prime Minister modi of India and UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, the Peacekeeping Summit, and lastly the President of Russia, Vladimir Putin.

Tuesday, September 29

• On Tuesday, the President had more meetings — including bilats with the President of Cuba and the President of Kazakhstan. He also chaired the Leaders' Summit on Countering ISIL and Countering Violent Extremism.

Wednesday, September 30

• On Wednesday, the President made his way across West Executive Drive to the Eisenhower Executive Office Building — where he spoke to Democratic State Legislators.

Stay engaged with us online, and you can find out more about any of these topics and see complete videos of these events at whitehouse.gov.

Friday, July 31st

• The President signed a three-month extension of the highway funding bill. 
• The President celebrated the 2013 winners of the Presidential Awards for Excellence in Math and Science Teaching.

Monday, August 3rd

• The President participated in a town hall with 500 Mandela Fellows, some of sub-Saharan Africa's most promising young leaders, a nod to his recent trip to the continent.
• The President announced the finalization of the Clean Power Plan, the biggest step our administration has ever taken to fight climate change.
• The President met with the class of summer 2015 White House interns. 

Tuesday, August 4th

• Tuesday was the President's 54th birthday!
• The President held a birthday bilateral meeting with Ban Ki-moon. 
• The White House hosted its first-ever Demo Day, where innovators got to "demo" their entrepreneurial approaches to improving the lives of the American people.
• The President met with leaders in the American Jewish community to discuss the details of the nuclear deal with Iran that would verifiably prevent that country from obtaining a nuclear weapon.

Wednesday, August 5th

• The President gave a speech at American University to discuss the importance of the historic deal with Iran.

Thursday, August 6th

• Thursday brought another birthday -- this time for the Voting Rights Act, which turned 50. The White House honored the occasion with a live video conference featuring the President, Attorney General Loretta Lynch, and Congressman John Lewis.

Friday, July 17th

• The President had an Oval Office visit with Emma Didlake, the nation's oldest living veteran.
• The President flew to New York City where, on Saturday, he took a stroll through one of his favorite New York landmarks, Central Park.

Saturday, July 18th

• Dr. Biden began a diplomatic trip to Vietnam, Laos and The Republic of Korea, to advocate for the expansion of economic and educational opportunities for girls and women. Concluding the journey in Japan, she stopped by a USO BBQ for military families where she highlighted the Joining Forces initiative.

Monday, July 20th

• The President hosted the new President of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari, at the White House for a bilateral meeting. 
• The White House welcomed representatives of Boys Nation during their visit to the nation's capital.
• The President met with some inspiring advocates before speaking at the 25th Anniversary event for the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Tuesday, July 21st

• The President took off for Pittsburgh, where he addressed the 116th National Convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
• The President returned to New York City, this time for his final appearance on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.
• The White House launched two new digital tools to advocate for the recently announced deal with Iran, which would prevent that nation from obtaining a nuclear weapon. 
• Valerie Jarrett led a White House tour for Logan Fairbanks, a brave young man who distinguished himself by standing up to cyberbullies. 

Wednesday, July 22nd

• The President met with small business owners to discuss the reauthorization of the Export-Import Bank.
• The President invited diplomats, members of Congress, and other leaders to the White House to applaud the long-term renewal of the African Growth and Opportunity Act.

Thursday, July 23rd

• The President departed for his trip to Africa. 

Friday, July 10th

• The White House celebrated the next generation of healthy chefs at the Kids' "State Dinner", where they hosted representatives from all 55 states and U.S. territories. 
• The President held a signing ceremony to designate three new national monuments, including Basin & Range in Nevada, Berryessa Snow Mountain in California, and Waco Mammoth in Texas. 

Monday, July 13th

• The White House hosted its Conference on Aging, to mark the achievements of 50 years of Medicare and 80 years of Social Security, as well as recent steps to protect Americans' retirement savings, by holding financial advisors accountable for acting in their clients' best interests. 
• The President granted commutations to 46 men and women, nearly all of whom would have served their time and returned to society if they were convicted of the exact same crime today. 

Tuesday, July 14th

• The President announced a deal that would deny the nation of Iran a pathway to building nuclear weapons -- an agreement that was the culmination of two years of tough, principled diplomacy. 
• The President sat down to discuss the implications of the deal with New York Times columnist Tom Friedman.
• The President traveled to Philadelphia to keynote the NAACP's annual convention, where he addressed the need for reform in our criminal justice system. 

Wednesday, July 15th

• The President convened a news conference to provide more details about the historic nuclear deal with Iran. 
• The President traveled to Durant High School in Durant, Oklahoma. There he met with young people from the Choctaw, Cherokee, and Muscogee (Creek) Nations, to hear from them on issues important to the lives of native youth, before speaking to a larger crowd about his ConnectHome initiative, and how that will contribute to expanding economic opportunities for communities all across the country.

Thursday, July 16th

• The President visited the El Reno Federal Correction Institution, marking the first time a sitting President has visited a federal prison. While there, he heard firsthand from guards and prisoners about the realities of our prison system.
   

Saturday

• On Saturday, the President invited military heroes and their families to celebrate Independence Day on the South Lawn of the White House.

Sunday

• On Sunday, the Vice President and Dr. Biden led a U.S. delegation to the 2015 Women's World Cup Final.

Monday

• On Monday, the President called Team USA to congratulate the champions for bringing home the World Cup -- and to ask for some advice.
• Later, the President spoke at the Pentagon about his comprehensive strategy to degrade and destroy the terrorist group, ISIL.

Tuesday

• On Tuesday, the President made history -- he invited the General Secretary of Vietnam to the White House for the first time since our countries normalized relations 20 years ago.
• In the afternoon, the President met with healthcare experts who are revolutionizing how we improve health and treat disease, as part of his Precision Medicine Initiative.
• Later that evening, the President welcomed the Senate Democratic Caucus to the White House.
• Meanwhile, the President's plan to increase access to solar technology, specifically in low and moderate-income communities, was put into action.

Thursday

• On Thursday, the White House hosted the inaugural Tribal Youth Gathering, bringing together more than 875 Native youth representing 230 tribes from 42 different states.

The President applauded Coach Jill Ellis for her leadership during this remarkable run and noted Carli Lloyd’s extraordinary hat-trick and early goals: "What have you been eating?"

Watch it here: 

Friday, June 26th

• The President addressed the nation after the Supreme Court made same-sex marriage legal in all 50 states.
• The President traveled to South Carolina to deliver a eulogy for the Honorable Reverend Clementa Pickney.

Monday, June 29th

• The President signed two bills into law that would help rewrite the rules of our trade policy to enact enforceable, progressive standards on labor and the environment, and help U.S. small and large businesses alike compete in a global economy.
• The President took fellow President Dilma Rousseff of Brazil on an outing to one of the newest treasures of our National Park Service -- the Martin Luther King, Jr. memorial.

• The President met with President Dilma Rousseff in the Oval Office. Later they held a joint press conference.
• Fifty Girl Scouts held a campout on the South Lawn, with visits from the First Lady and the President.

Friday, June 19th

• The First Lady stopped by United States Army Garrison Vicenza's Family Day as part of her Joining Forces initiative. There was a barbeque, a dramatic reading of "Don't Play With Your Food" and a surprise baby shower for the military base's mothers-to-be.

Saturday, June 20th

• The President traveled to Los Angeles to be interviewed by comedian and host of the podcast “WTF,” Marc Maron.
• Later, the President spoke at the U.S. Conference of Mayors in San Francisco.

Monday, June 22nd

• The President hosted an Iftar dinner at the White House to celebrate the Muslim holiday of Ramadan.

Tuesday, June 23rd

• The White House convened a summit for citizens to come together to discuss why addressing climate change is imperative to protecting our nation’s public health.

Wednesday, June 24th

• The President delivered remarks on the completion of the Hostage Policy Review.
• The President held a U.S.-China Strategic and Economic Dialogue and Consultation.
• The President hosted an LGBT Pride Month reception, where he met Jim Obergefell, the plaintiff in the Supreme Court Case Obergefell v. Hodges and an American hero in the fight for LGBT equality.

Thursday

• The Supreme Court upheld a critical part of the Affordable Care Act -- protecting the tax credits that millions of Americans have benefited from since the law was enacted.

Thursday, June 11th

• On the eve of this week's West Wing Week, White House staff prepared for the National Week of Making, a week to lift up Makers and inspire students and adults across the US to learn new skills and pursue careers in design, advanced manufacturing, STEM and entrepreneurship.
• The President stopped by Nationals Park, home of the Washington Nationals, to watch some of this year’s Congressional Baseball Game.

Friday, June 12th

• The President received a wildfire briefing in the Situation Room.

Monday, June 15th

• The President took part in a ceremony to honor the young men who participated in the White House Mentorship and Leadership Program, as part of his My Brother's Keeper initiative.

Tuesday, June 16th

• The White House beekeepers celebrated honeybee pollination, which adds more than $15 billion in value to agricultural crops each year.
• The First Lady traveled to London to speak with UK leaders about improving access to education and empowering girls around the world as part of her “Let Girls Learn” Initiative.

Wednesday, June 17th

• The President held a ceremony at Warner Theater in Washington, DC, to formally install Loretta Lynch as Attorney General. She was sworn-in by Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor -- on the Bible of Frederick Douglass.
• The President called to congratulate the Golden State Warriors on their NBA Playoff win.
• The President welcomed to the Oval Office the recipients of the 2012 and 2013 Presidential Award for Excellence in Science, Math, and Engineering Mentoring.
• The President welcomed 3,000 guests to the annual Congressional picnic, opening up the South Lawn to lawmakers and their families for BBQ and games.

Thursday, June 18th

• The President briefed the nation about the tragic shooting at the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, South Carolina.
• The First Lady traveled to Milan to attend the Expo Milano, where she celebrated the successes of her “Let’s Move” Initiative, as well as learned from other countries about their work to promote exercise and healthy eating. 

Saturday, June 6^th

• The First Family joined the Biden family to mourn the loss and celebrate the life of the Vice President’s son, Beau. 

Sunday, June 7^th

• The President traveled to Germany to attend a meeting of the G7 leaders, making time to meet the people and partake in some local traditions.

Monday, June 8^th

• The President met with world leaders, including French President Hollande and Iraqi Prime Minister al-Abadi, and took questions at a press conference. 

Tuesday, June 9^th

• The President addressed the Catholic Health Association to thank them for their outstanding support for legislation that guarantees access to quality health care.
• Later, he met with a group of astronauts in the Oval Office.
• The First Lady traveled to King College Prep High School in Chicago to deliver the commencement address. The school won the First Lady’s Reach Higher FAFSA Completion Challenge.

Thursday, June 11^th

• The President had a conversation with Jerry Penacoli, an on-air reporter with Extra, who benefited from the Affordable Care Act during his battle with cancer.

Friday, May 29^th

• The President answered some questions from Ilana Dayan of Israel's Channel 2.

Monday, June 1^st

• The President kicked off the week with Dutch royalty, welcoming King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima of the Netherlands for a meeting in the Oval Office.
• The President spent an afternoon with 75 young Southeast Asian leaders, answering their questions about life, politics, and leadership.

Tuesday, June 2^nd

• The President awarded two posthumous Medals of Honor, one to African-American Army Private Henry Johnson, and one to Jewish Army Sergeant William Shemin.

Wednesday, June 3^rd

• The President sat down for an interview with Kai Ryssdal from NPR’s Marketplace.
• The President also answered questions from five television reporters -- from Dallas, El Paso, San Diego, Seattle, and Sacramento. 
• Press Secretary Josh Earnest held a briefing (of sorts) with a group of high school students from New Jersey.

Thursday, June 4^th

• The President welcomed the San Francisco Giants to the White House. 

Friday

• The President greeted rabbis at Adas Israel, one of Washington’s oldest synagogues, to mark Jewish American Heritage Month – and made an impromptu visit to a preschool classroom.
• The President hosted foreign diplomats for an annual reception in the East Room.

Monday

• On Memorial Day, the President joined 5,000 people at Arlington National Cemetery to lay a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, and reflect on the day with the families of those who have sacrificed so much for our freedom.

Tuesday

• Reporters from all over the world joined the President and NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg in the Oval Office, following their bilateral meeting.
• The President teamed up with the Vice President to surprise Vivian Bailey on her White House tour.

Wednesday

• The EPA announced its finalized Clean Water Rule, after reviewing over a million public comments. The Rule will protect safe and clean drinking water for millions of American families.

Thursday

• The President toured the National Hurricane Center, where he was briefed on the upcoming hurricane season.
• The President took questions about climate change on Twitter from engaged citizens like you. 

Friday

• The President joined law enforcement officials and their families at the National Peace Officers' Memorial Service to honor 131 peace officers who died in the line of duty.
• Later, the President sat down for an interview in the historic Map Room with journalist Nadia Bilbassy of Al Arabiya, a news network in the Middle East.

Monday

• On Monday morning, @POTUS sent out his first tweet! Over the course of the day, he broke the record for the fastest time to reach one million followers on Twitter.
• Later, he met with law enforcement officials who are using creative community-building tactics to fight crime in Camden, New Jersey.

Tuesday

• The President signed the Rafael Ramos and Wenjian Liu National Blue Alert Act, named after two police officers who were killed in the line of duty in New York.
• Later, he welcomed journalist Jeffrey Goldberg from The Atlantic to the Oval Office for an interview about foreign policy.

Wednesday

• The President headed to New London, Connecticut to congratulate the newly minted Ensigns at the Coast Guard Academy. He also addressed the threat to our national security posed by climate change &mdash and the role of America's maritime first responders in combating and ultimately reversing its effects.

Thursday

• The President held a bilateral meeting with the President of Tunisia, following their historic 2014 democratic elections.
• Later, the President gathered his Cabinet for a meeting in the Cabinet Room.

Friday

• The President visited Nike headquarters in Portland, Oregon to discuss his Trans-Pacific Partnership Trade deal.
• The President sat down for an interview with Yahoo! News.
• The President traveled to Watertown, South Dakota to speak at Lake Area Technical Institute’s commencement for the class of 2015.

Monday

• The President welcomed young business leaders into the Oval Office and spoke to entrepreneurs from all over the world.

Tuesday

• The President joined Arthur Brooks and Robert Putnam on a panel at the Catholic-Evangelical Leadership Summit on Overcoming Poverty at Georgetown University, moderated by E.J. Dionne.

Wednesday

• The President hosted Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince, Mohamed bin Nayef in the Oval Office for a bilateral meeting.
• The President welcomed delegations from Bahrain, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, and Kuwait for the Gulf Cooperation Council.

Thursday

• The President met with the leaders on the Gulf Cooperation Council at Camp David.

Friday

• The President met with three journalists from Russia, Vietnam, and Ethiopia for World Press Freedom Day.

Monday

• The President traveled to Lehman College in New York City for the launch of My Brother’s Keeper Alliance.
• The President joined some young students for a roundtable discussion at Lehman College.
• The President taped an episode of the Late Show with David Letterman.

Tuesday

• The President nominated a new Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and a new Vice Chairman.
• The President hosted a Cinco de Mayo reception in the East Room.

Thursday

• The President met with some White House Fellows.
• The President presented the 2014 Commander-in-Chief’s Trophy to the Air Force Academy football team.

Friday, April 24

• The President congratulated the Office of the National Intelligence for 10 years of hard work protecting Americans from external threats.

Saturday, April 25

• The President and First Lady attended the White House Correspondents’ Dinner.

Monday, April 27

• The President discussed the U.S. economy with Wall Street Journal reporter Jerry Seib.
• The Vice President announced the expansion of the National Math and Science Initiative’s College Readiness Program.
• The President took Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to the Lincoln Memorial.

Tuesday, April 28

• Japanese Prime Minister Abe and his delegation were formally welcomed to the White House in a State Arrival Ceremony.
• The President and Prime Minister Abe held a bilateral meeting in the Oval Office.
• Prime Minister Abe and the President held a press conference in the Rose Garden.
• A formal State Dinner was held in the evening to celebrate the strong global partnership between the U.S. and Japan.

Wednesday, April 29

• The President honored the Teacher of the Year finalists in the Rose Garden.
• The President and 2015 National Teacher of the Year, Shanna Peeples, took a walk to a local favorite for some afternoon tea.

Thursday, April 30

• The President took a field trip to a public library in Anacostia to announce a ConnectED initiative to get more books in the hands of kids.

Friday, April 10^th

• On Friday, the President participated in the 7^th Summit of the Americas in Panama.

Saturday, April 11^th

• The President held a series of meetings, including a historic meeting with President Castro from Cuba.

Monday

• The President met with eight members of the National 4-H community.

Tuesday

• The President met with Iraqi Prime Minister al-Abadi.
• The White House was transformed into a concert hall, as legendary artists paid tribute to gospel music.

Wednesday

• The President met with Presidents of Liberia, Guinea, and Sierra Leone.
• The President traveled to Charlotte, North Carolina for a town hall with BlogHer and SheKnows about working families.

Thursday

• The President marked the 8^th Annual Wounded Warrior Project’s Soldier Ride.
• The President convened “Champions of Change” with advocates who are leading the charge for policies important to working families.

You may not know this, but Barack Obama was the first President to bring an official videographer into the White House. Everywhere he goes, we’re there to press record. It’s fairly common now for world leaders to travel with both an official photographer and a videographer. Recently, we counted seven official videographers who film the King of Saudi Arabia.

Not all of what we film makes it to YouTube, as there is just too much footage, but we found a place for the most important and the most interesting footage to live and it’s called “West Wing Week.” This week marks five years since we started this project. Today, we’re more than 260 episodes in, and we have never missed a week.

We consider West Wing Week a historical document. In fact, all the footage we take and post in high-definition is public domain. That means it belongs to you. What doesn’t make the cut is placed in the National Archive and will one day be available for viewing by historians, and whoever else would like to comb through the thousands of hours of footage we have logged.

On this five-year anniversary of “West Wing Week”, we would just like to thank you for watching for the first or perhaps the 260th time. We would also encourage you to take a look back -- all our past episodes are at YouTube.com/WhiteHouse and are a great way to remember where we have been as a nation over the past five years.

You can be sure that we will continue to take you into the White House and the Presidency with West Wing Week, your guide to everything that’s happening at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.

Don't forget to tune in next week for a special, 5th-anniversary edition of West Wing Week:

Friday, March 20^th

• The President sat down with the Huffington Post to discuss a wide range of topics.
• The President spoke at the second-ever White House Student Film Festival and announced a one million hour pledge from the entertainment industry to mentor young people.

Saturday, March 21^st

• The President supported his niece at Princeton’s opening round NCAA basketball game. 
• The First Lady championed Let Girls Learn in Japan and Cambodia.

Monday, March 23^rd

• The President welcomed over 100 young scientists to the fifth annual White House Science Fair.
• The President spoke at the SelectUSA Investment Summit.

Tuesday, March 24^th

• The President welcomed Afghan President Ghani to the White House and held a joint press conference.

Wednesday, March 25^th

• The President marked the 5^th anniversary of the successful passage of the Affordable Care Act.
• Leaders from Boy Scouts of America presented the President with a token of appreciation, their annual report, and an updated membership card.
• The President met with local officials and small business exporters to discuss trade.

Thursday, March 26^th

• The President traveled to Birmingham, Alabama to participate in a round table on the economy.

Friday, March 13^th

• On Friday, the President traveled to Phoenix to visit a VA medical facility and hear directly from veterans during a roundtable discussion.
• The President surprised Sergeant First Class Cory Remsburg and congratulated him on his new home.

Monday, March 16^th

• The President met with superintendents and school leaders from across the country.
• The President spent some time with the Boys and Girls Club Youth of the Year finalists.

Tuesday, March 17^th

• The President welcomed the Taoiseach of Ireland, Enda Kenny.
• The President and Vice President went to the Capitol to attend a St. Patrick’s Day luncheon.
• The President took a stab at an NCAA March Madness bracket.
• The President hosted a reception to celebrate his seventh St. Patrick’s Day at the White House.

Wednesday, March 18^th

• The President traveled to Cleveland, Ohio and toured the impressive innovations at MAGNET.
• The President hosted a Town Hall at the City Club of Cleveland.

Thursday March 19^th

• The President got to see the solar panels on the roof of the Department of Energy.
• The President hosted The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall in the Oval Office.

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Friday

• The President traveled to Benedict College in Columbia, South Carolina for a town hall with students.
• The President stopped by the Brookland Baptist Church for a surprise visit.

Saturday

• The First Family traveled to Selma, Alabama to mark the 50th Anniversary of the Selma to Montgomery Marches.

Monday

• The President introduced a new initiative called TechHire.
• Dr. Jill Biden and Under Secretary of Education Dr. Ted Mitchell toured community colleges in Gainesville, Florida and Austin, Texas.
• The President welcomed European Council President Donald Tusk to the Oval Office.

Tuesday

• The President presented his Student Aid Bill of Rights to 10,000 students at Georgia Tech.

Wednesday

• The First Lady hosted Nowruz, the Persian New Year celebration, at the White House.
• The President spent some time with the finalists of the 2015 Intel Science Talent Search.

Thursday

• The President taped an episode of the Jimmy Kimmel show in Los Angeles. 

Friday, February 27

• The President and Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, President of Liberia, discussed the ongoing Ebola response and the region’s economic recovery plans.
• The President imparted some wisdom to mentees of his program, My Brother’s Keeper.
• The President spoke at the Department of Justice for Eric Holder’s departure ceremony.

Monday, March 2

• The President met with his Task Force on 21^st Century Policing to discuss how law enforcement and communities can work together to build trust and keep us safe.
• The Vice President and Dr. Biden traveled to Guatemala to discuss the “Alliance for Prosperity” plan with Central American leaders.

Tuesday, March 3

• The President met with Secretary of Defense Ash Carter to talk about his recent trip to Afghanistan.
• The President and First Lady championed their Let Girls Learn initiative.
• Dr. Biden traveled to the countryside of Guatemala to visit a Wakami workspace.
• The Vice President stopped by a local municipal office in Guatemala and met with children participating in a Karate program funded by anti-violence efforts.

Thursday, March 5

• The President celebrated the one-year anniversary of his My Brother’s Keeper initiative.

Friday

• The President and First Lady filmed a sketch to promote the fifth anniversary of Let’s Move!
• The President sat down with Noah McQueen to record a conversation facilitated StoryCorps.
• The First Lady welcomed Civil Rights leaders for a panel in the East Room celebrating the women of the Civil Rights Movement.

Monday

• The President met with bipartisan leaders from the National Governors Association.
• The President spoke at AARP and took an important step to implement the Conflict of Interest rule.

Tuesday

• The President met with the Amir of Qatar, His Highness Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al Thani.
• The President and Vice President sat down with rank-and-file law enforcement officials in the Oval Office.
• The President met with a bipartisan group of 16 Senators and Representatives to discuss criminal justice reform.
• The President designated the Honouliuli National Monument.

Wednesday

• The President met with advocacy leaders about immigration.
• The President flew to Miami, Florida to participate in a Town Hall hosted by Telemundo and MSNBC.

Thursday

• The President hosted African American Faith & Civil Rights leaders at a round table.
• The President held "Live at the White House" interviews with regional news anchors.
• The President and First Lady hosted a reception to celebrate Black History Month.

Friday, February 13^th

• The President convened the Cybersecurity and Consumer Protection Summit in Palo Alto, California.

Tuesday, February 17^th

• The President released the number of people who signed up for affordable healthcare on healthcare.gov.
• The President met with the outgoing Administrator of USAID, Rajiv Shah along with his family.
• The President met with newly-sworn-in Secretary of Defense Ash Carter.

Wednesday, February 18^th

• The President convened the first ever White House Summit on Countering Violent Extremism.

Thursday, February 19^th

• The President spoke at the Summit on Countering Violent Extremism at the State Department in DC.
• The President designated the Browns Canyon in Colorado a National Monument.
• The President traveled to Chicago, where he designated the South Side’s Pullman district a National Monument.

Friday

• The President held a town hall with students and faculty at Ivy Tech Community College.
• The Vice President flew to Belgium and met with world leaders.

Saturday - Sunday

• The Vice President visited Germany and spoke at the Munich Security Conference, talked world affairs with various leaders, and visited the Dachau concentration camp.

Monday

• The President hosted German Chancellor Angela Merkel in the Oval Office and then conducted a Joint Press Conference in the East Room.

Tuesday

• The President sat down for an interview with BuzzFeed, and filmed a sketch.
• The President met with members of the Congressional Black Caucus.

Wednesday

• The President spoke on the progress made, and the next steps in our response to the Ebola outbreak in West Africa.
• The Vice President sat down with some YouTube creators.
• The President made an announcement on the authorization to use military force against ISIL.

Thursday

• The President signed the Clay Hunt Suicide Prevention for American Veterans Act.

Friday

• The President met with experts in the field of Precision Medicine.

Sunday

• The President did a pre-Super Bowl interview in the White House Kitchen with NBC’s Today Show host Savannah Guthrie.

Monday

• The President delivered remarks at the Department of Homeland Security.
• The President welcomed 2014 NHL Champion Los Angeles Kings and the 2014 MLS Cup Champion LA Galaxy.

Tuesday

• The President sat down with ten letter writers who had been directly impacted by the Affordable Care Act.
• The President held a Cabinet meeting with top administration officials.

Wednesday

• A group of young DREAMers met with the President.

Thursday

• The President and First Lady spoke at the National Prayer Breakfast.
• The President hosted Vidal Chastanet and his crew, including Humans of New York photographer Brandon Stanton, in the Oval.