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Obama guidance, press schedule Sept. 9, 2016. Returns to D.C.

By Lynn Sweet

Below, from the White House…

THE WHITE HOUSE

Office of the Press Secretary

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

September 8, 2016

DAILY GUIDANCE AND PRESS SCHEDULE FOR

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2016

In the morning, the President will return to Washington, DC. The arrival on the South Lawn will be open press.

In-Town Travel Pool

Wires: AP, Reuters, Bloomberg

Wire Photos: AP, Reuters, AFP

TV Corr & Crew: FOX

Print: Roll Call

Radio: AURN

EDT

12:00AM In-Town Pool Call Time

12:45AM THE PRESIDENT arrives Joint Base Andrews

Out-of-Town Travel Pool Coverage

1:00AM THE PRESIDENT arrives at the White House

South Lawn

Open Press (Final Gather 12:45AM – North Doors of the Palm Room)

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