President Obama will still have to adhere to a schedule on his birthday. Duty calls. He is traveling to his home in Chicago where he will visit a Ford car factory. Sources say he plans to later have dinner with close friends as well.
Age doesn't seem to be taking too much of a toll on Obama. He admits to having more gray hairs and a slower metabolism.
Maybe he will settle to give ol' Monica a call.
Matt Lauer has been granted a sit down interview with former president George W. Bush for Bush's first one-on-one television interview since leaving the Oval Office, NBC said. The interview is to air in prime time Nov. 8 as a special "Matt Lauer Reports," the network said.
Bush, who was president from 2001-2009, will then join Lauer live on "Today" Nov. 10, the network said.
"Since leaving office, President Bush has granted no one-on-one television interviews about his presidency," NBC noted in a news release. "President Bush will talk to Lauer about the details of his upcoming book, 'Decision Points,' to be released by Crown Publishers on Nov. 9, and he will discuss the defining decisions he has made in his personal and political life."
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