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    On Wednesday, Obama said he had second thoughts after seeing how much attention the interview had received. "It was an exception; it was Malia's birthday. We were in Montana, everybody was having a good time ... I think we got carried away a little bit. Generally what makes them so charming is the fact that they're not spending a lot of time worrying about TV cameras or politics, and we want to keep it that way." Asked whether he regretted the interview, Obama said: "A little bit of pause, Michelle and I, particularly given the way it sort of went around the cable stations. Full Article at Denver Post
    It was an exception; it was Malia's birthday. We were in Montana, everybody was having a good time ... I think we got carried away a little bit. Generally what makes them so charming is the fact that they're not spending a lot of time worrying about TV cameras or politics, and we want to keep it that way.
    SOURCE: Denver Post 17 months ago
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Upon review, Obamas plan to keep daughters off TV
  1. A little bit of pause, Michelle and I, particularly given the way it sort of went around the cable stations. I don't think it's healthy, and it's something that we'll be avoiding in the future.
    Barack Obama – Barack Obama SOURCE: Denver Post 17 months ago
  2. Those people aren't there to see me. They just think I'm cute. So I just wave and smile, and then I'm out of there.
    SOURCE: Denver Post 17 months ago

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