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1 F [ ] Wednesday, January 27, 2016 FOIA Marker This is not a textual record. This FOIA Marker indicates that material has been removed during FOIA processing by George W. Bush Presidential Library staff. Records Management, White House Office of Subject Files - FGOOl-07 (Briefing Papers) Location or NARA Number: FRC ID: Stack: Row: Sect.: Shelf: Pas.: Hollinger ID: w OA Number: Folder Title: 01/29/2007 [718507]. ".. '

2 Withdrawn/Redacted Material The George W. Bush Library DOCUMENT FORM SUBJECTffITLE. PAGES DATE RESTRICTION(S) NO. 001 Schedule Schedule of the President [page I] 01/29/2007 P6/b6; 002 Calendar The President's Block Schedule 3 01/26/2007 P6/b6; 003 Schedule Narrative Schedule for the President 7 01/26/2007 P6/b6; 004 Briefing Meeting with th~ Secretary of Labor 2 01/29/2007 P5; COLLECTION TITLE: Records Management, White House Office of SERIES: Subject Files - FGOOl-07 (Briefing Papers) FOLDER TITLE: 01/29/2007 [718507] FRC ID: 9402 Presidential Records Act - [44 U;S.C. 2204(a)] RESTRICTIONCODES Freedom of Information Act - [5 U.S.C. 552(b)J Pl National Security Classified Information [(a)(l) of the PRA] P2 Relating to the appointment to Federal office [(a)(2) of the PRA] P3 Release would violate a Federal statute [(a)(3) of the PRAJ P4 Release would disclose trade secrets or confidenti.al commercial or financial information [(a)(4) of the PRAJ PS Release would disclose confidential advise between the President and his advisors, or between such advisors [a)(s) of the PRA] P6 Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy [(a)(6) of the PRA] PRM. Personal record misfile defined in accordance with 44 U.S.C. 2201(3). Deed of Gift Restrictions A. Closed by Executive Order governing access to national security information. B. Closed by statute or by the agency which originated the document. C. Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in donor's deed of gift. b(l) National security classified information [(b)(l) of the FOIAJ b(2) Release would disclose internal personnel rules and practices of an agency [(b)(2) of the FOllA] b(3) Release would violate a Federal statu.te [(b)(3) of the FOIA] b(4) Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential or financial information [(b)(4) of the FOIA] b(6) Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy [(b)(6) of the FOIAl b(7) Release would disclose information compiled for law enforcement purposes [(b)(7) of the FOIA], b(8) Release would disclose information concerning the regulation of financial institutions [(b)(8) of the FOIA] b(9) Release would disclose geological or geophysical information concerning wells [(b)(9) of the FOIA] Records Not Subject to FOIA Court Sealed - The document is withheld under a court seal and is not subject to the Freedom of Information Act F Page I of I rhis document was prepared on Monday, February OJ, 2016

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4 SCHEDULE OF THE PRESIDENT Monday, January 29, 2007 fh~ PRESIDENT HAS SEEt.\ f /2l~/o=I- 8:00 am Intelligence Briefing (30 min) (Hadley) 8:35 am Daily Briefing _(20 min) (Bartlett) - 9:00 am Press Pre-Brief (5 min) (Sullivan) 9:10 am Interview with Juan Williams of TABA Roosevelt Room (20 min) National PublicRadio (Sullivan) 9:35 am Personnel Meeting TABB (20 min) (Wright) 9:55 am Personal/Staff Time (2 hr 5 min) (b)(6) 1:05pm Pre-Brief (5 min) (Kaplan) 1:15 pm Meeting with the Secretary of Labor TABC (25 min) (Kaplan) 1:45 pm Photo 01mortunity with the Southern BaQtist TAB D (10 min) Convention Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission LeadershiQ (Rove) 2:00 pm Meeting with the Secretary of State (30 min) (Hadley) _,,-- 2:35 pm Pre-Brief (5 min) (Rove/Hubbard) 01126/07 4:29 pm

5 2:45 pm (20 min) 3:05 pm Drop-by Meeting with Members of Securing America's Future Energy (Rove/Hubbard) Personal/Staff Time TAB E Roosevelt Room - POOL AT END 01/26/07 4:29 pm

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7 The President's Block Schedule Issue: :49 PM New Year's Day WASHINGTON, DC - Public Viewing of Former President Gerald R. Ford (LB) WASHINGTON, DC.,.. National Funecal Service for Former President Gerald R. Ford (LB) 9:30 AM Cabinet Meeting Ho~e arid Senate' Convene 9:45 AM Statemem on the and Statement with 5:00 PM Meeting Joint Nomination of lohn Negroponte to Cabinet Members Statement and D~r (LB) ~"'.Li~~~ ~~'0:'! 11 to 5:30PMReception with with the Chancellor of Di=torofNational l!uelligcnce Bicameral and Bipanisan Germany l l :00 AM Mooting with Congressional Leadership (LB) Bipartisan Membcn of the House of Representatives 2:30 PM Meeting with Bipartisan Members of the Senate 7 RON: Washin to DC RON: Washin to DC RON: Wuhin ton DC RON: Wuhin ton DC : 10 A.1'1 Mc<ling and lunch 11:10 AM Meeting with 2:25 PM Meeting with with the Pl'eAident of the Republican Members of the Bicameral and Bipartisan European Commission House of Representatives Leadership 1:20 PM Meeting with flic1uncral and Bipartisan Mcmb~ of 1:15 PM Meeting with 9:01 PM Address to the Congress on the Fifth Anniversary Republican Members of the Nation of No Child Loft Behind (lb) House of Representatives 1-~~~~~~~~--< FORT BENNING, GA - lruerview with Smtt Pelley of CBS' 60 Minu.te1 (b)(6) 3:05 PM Meeting with Democrat Members of the House of Representatives 12 RON: Washin to DC 9:50 AM Preoemation of 10:35 AM Signing ofh.r. ~e Medal of Honor 5946, the Magnuson-Stevens FORT BENNING, GA_ Fishery Conservation and. Lunch with Military Penorw::l and Management Rcauthonzat1on Families an.d Demonstration of Act of 2006 Infantry Training CAMPDAVID- FORT BENNING, GA - Meeting with Familie11 of Fallen Military Personnel Interview with Scott Pelley of CBS' (J(J Minutes (b)(6) 13 RON: Wuhin to (b)(6) DC 14 RON: Washin n DC RON: Washin to DC RON: Washin n DC RON: Washin n DC RON: Washin ton DC Martin Luther King, Jr. 1:15 PM Meeting with the Bh'THESDA, MD- 9:25 AM Meeting with Day Secretary-General of the Visit to the National Co-Chairs of the National WASHINGTON, DC - United Nations Institutes of Health Prayer Breakfast Service Project in.honor of 2:35 PM Photo Opportunity Laboratories and Roundtable I 0:00 AM Interview with. Manin Luther King, Jr. Day and Remarks to the St. Louis on Advances in Cancer Regioool Television Media Cardinals,_Pr_ev_e_n_ti_on, ,. (b)(6) b 6 (b)(6) (b)(6) RON: Cam David 19 1 :20 PM Interview with USA Today RON: Washin ton DC RON: Washin n DC RON: Washin DC RON: Washin n DC RON: Washin to DC RON: Washin n DC CAMP DAVID- 12:00 PM Background WILMINGTON, DE- LEE'S SUMMIT, MO - Phone Call to March For Lunch with Television Tour of DuPont Experimental Toiir of Saint Luke's East - Life Panicipants Station and Remarks on Correspondents Lee's Summit and Energy Initiatives Roundtable on Healthcare WASHINGTON, DCl: 10 PM Meeting with Initiatives State of the Union Incoming Commander for Address (LB) NATO International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan 5:20 PM Meeting and Social Dinner (LB) with the Joint Chiefs and Combatant Commanders RON: Washln DC 26 9:00 AM Meeting with the Secretary of Defense, Chainnan of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and the Incoming Commander of Multi-National Force Iraq (b)(6) 6:00 PM Reception in Honor of Gary Walters (LB) 27 RON: Cam David (b)(6) 28 n DC RON: Washin 31 NEW YORK, NY - Interview with Neil Cavuto of FOX News' Your World with Neil Cavutn NEW YORK, NY - Remarks on the Economy PEORIA, IL- NEW YORK, NY - Interview with Anne Thompson Interview with The Wall Street of NBC News Journal Editorial Board 2:55 PM Meeting with the Congressional Global War on Tenor Advisory Cowicil RON: Washin DC ON:W RON:Washin n,dc RON: Washin

8 The President's Block Schedule Issue: :49 PM 9:20 AM Signing of the Presidential Proclamation in Honor of American Heart Month (LB) 10:00 AM Meeting with the WILLIAMSBURG, VA- Foreign Minister of Russia Remarks to the House 12:00 PM Lunch with the Democrat Conference Chairman of the Federal Reserve 2:35 PM Photo Opportunity and Remarks to the Carolina Hurricanes (b)(6) :00 AM Cabinet Meeting and Photo Opportunity with the President's Cabinet 2:25 PM Photo Opportunity with 2006 NASCAR Nextel Cup Champion 6 7 LURAY, VA~ Visit to Shenandoah N.ational Park and Statement on the National Parks CenteMial Challenge (LB) 8 10:00 AM Meeting with Congressional Hispanic Caucus Leadel'Ship RON: Washin to DC 9 10:00 AM Meeting with Congressional Black caucus 10 RON:TBD (b)(6) RON: Washin n DC 11 7:50 PM Social Dinner in Honor of the Ford's lllealre Abraham Linco In Bicentennial Celebration (LB) RON: Washin n DC 12 10:00 AM Meeting with the President of Lithuania 10:50 AM Signing of the 2007 Economic Report and Photo Opportunity with the Council of Economic Advisors 13 RON: Washiri to DC 14 RON: Washin DC 15 RON: Washin to DC RON:TBD 16 10:00 AM Meeting with the President of Panama 17 RON: TBD 2:30 PM Remarks at the (:elebration of African American History Month 18 RON: Washin to DC RON: Washin to DC RON: Washin n DC President's Day MOUNT VERNON, VA - HOLD FOR POSSIBLE TRAVEL Wreath Laying and Remarks in Honor of President George Washington's 275th Birthday 21 RON: Washin DC RON: Washin to DC 22 HOLD FOR POSSIBLE TRAVEL 23. RON:TBD 24 RON:TBD RON: Washin DC RON: Washin DC :00 PM State Dinner for 11:15 AM Meeting with the Natioo's Goyernors (LB) the National Governors Association,,- 2:30 PM Presentation of the Medal of Honor (b)(6) RON:Washin n DC 27 TBD Presentation of the Annual Repon to the Nation by the Boy Scouts of America TBD Photo Opportunity and Remarks to the Miami HEAT RON:Washin 28 RON: Washin DC RON: W ashin ton, DC RON: Washin n,dc

9 March LOUISVILLE, KY - Meeting and Photo Opportunity with Students at the McConnell Center for Political Leadership (b)(6) WASHINGTON, DC - Remarks to Political Appointees and Senior Executive Service (SES) Employees 8 HOLD FOR INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL 9 HOLD FOR INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL 10 HOLD FOR INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL 11 HOLD FOR INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL 12 HOLD FOR INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL 13 HOLD FOR INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL 14 HOLD FOR INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL i=l.:..5 ~,16 10:30 AM Shamrock Ceremony, Meeting (b)(6) with the Prime Minister of Ireland, and Photo Opportunity with. -' ' 1 Northem Ireland Leaders :05 AM St. Palrick's Day Reception 18'

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11 ~. PRIVATE NARRATIVE SCHEDULE FOR '.. '. THE PRESIDENT 01/30/07 THRU 02/12/07. NOTE: THIS DOCU ENT IS FOR INTERNAL PLANNING PURPOSES ONLY! ALL EVENTS AND TIMES INDICATED ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. NO INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN SHOULD BE RELEASED TO THE PUBLIC OR.MEDIA. NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION 01/26/07 4:51 pm

12 Tuesday, January 30, :20 am (30 min) j 8:00 am (10 min) 8:10 am 8:15 am (1hr50 min) EST futelligence Briefing. (Hadley) Depart The White House en route Andrews AFB Arrive Aridrews AFB Depart Washington, DC en route Peoria, IL Note: The President.will participate in a Brief Interview with Anne Thompson of NBC News aboard Afr Force One.. 9:05 am CST 9:10 am (20 min?) 9:30 am Arrive Greater 'Peoria Regional Airport - Aii; National Guard Ramp Depart Greater Peoria Regional Airport - Air N atioilal Guard Ramp en route Peoria Location Arrive Peoria Location 9:35.am (45 min) 10:30 ain (20 min?) 10:50 am Breakfastwith Small Business Owners (Rove/Hubbard) Note: J:he President will participate in a Brief Interview with Anne Thompson of NBC News prior to departure. ' Depart Peoria Location en route Caterpillar, Inc. - Arrive Caterpillar, Inc., Peoria, IL -. POOLATEND Note: The President will participate in a Briefin~ upon arriv.al.

13 11:05 am Tou.r of Caterpillar, Inc. Peoria, IL- (20 min) (Rove/Hubbard) PRESS POOL 11:30 am Interview with Anne Thompson of Peoria, IL- (10 min) NBC News CLOSED PRESS (Sullivan) 11:45 am Remarks.on the Economy Peoria, IL- (50 min) (Rove/Hubbard) OPEN PRESS 12:40pm Depart Caterpillar, Inc. en route (15 min?) Greater Peoria Regional Airport - Air National Guard Ramp 12:55 pm Arrive Greater Peoria Regional Airport - Air National Guard Ramp Note: Ap,proximately 300 base personnel will view departure of Air Force One; l:oopm (1hr35 min) CST Depart Peoria, IL en route Washington, DC 3:35 pm Arrive Andrews AFB EST 3:40pm. Depart Andrews AFB en route (10 min) The White House 3:50 pm Arrive The White House 3:55 pm Personal/Staff Time Residence (3 hr 5 min) (b)(6)

14 . Wednesday, January 31, :00 am Intelligence Briefing (30 min) (Hadley) 8:30 am FBI Briefing (20 min) (Townsend) 9:00 am Depart The White House en route (10 min) 0 Andrews AFB 9:10 ani Arrive Andrews AFB 9:15 am Depart W ashingtori, DC en route (45 min) New York, NY (20 10:00 am Arrive John F. Kennedy International Airport 10:05 am Depart John F. Kennedy International min) Airport en route Wall Stre{(t LZ. 10:25 am Arrive Wa:ll Street LZ 10:30 am Depart Wall Street LZ. en route Federal Hall (5min?). 10:35 am Arrive Federal Hall 10:40 am Interview with Neil Cavuto of FOX News' New York; NY - (20 min) Your World with Neil Cavuto CLOSED PRESS (Sullivan) 11:05am.Remarks on the Economy Ne~ York, NY - (50 min) (Rove/Hubbard) EXPANDED PRESS POOL 12:00 pm Press Pre-Brief New York, NY - (5 min) CLOSED PRESS 12:10 pm Interview with The Wall Streetlournal New York, NY - (40 min) Editorial Board CLOSED PRESS (Sullivan)

15 ,, 12:55 pm Depart Federal Hall en route Wall Street LZ (5 min?) ( ' ' ' 1:00 pm Arrive Wall.Street LZ 1:05 pm Depart Wall Street LZ en route (20min) John F. Kennedy International Airport 1:25 pm Arrive John F. Kennedy International Airport 1:30 pm Depart N e.w York, NY en,route (50 min) Washington, DC ' 2:20 pm Arrive Andrews AFB 2:25 pni Depart Andrews AFB. en route (lomin) The White House 2:45,: 2:35 pm Arrive The White House \ pm Legislative Affairs Pre-Brief (5min) (Wolff/Hadley) 2:55 pm Meeting with the Congressional Cabinet Room (45 min), Global War on Terror Advisory,Council (Wolff/Hadley) 3:45 pm Photo Opportunity with Prince Turki of, (10 min) Saudi Arabia (goldline only) (Hadley) 4:00pm Meeting with the Family of a Fallen Soldier (15 min) (goldline only) \

16 Thursday, February l, :20 am Intelligence Briefing ) (30 min) (Hadley) 7:50 am LB Depart The White House en route (5 min?) Hilton Washington Hotel 7:55 am LB Arrive Hilton Washington Hotel '\ 8:00 am LB Remarks at the National Prayer Breakfast Washington; DC - (50 min) (Rove) PRESS POOL 8:55 ani LB Depart Hilton Washington Hotel en route (5 min?) The White House 9:00 am LB Arrive The White. House 9:20 9:10 am LB Pre-Brief (5 min) (McBride/Zinsmeister) am LB Signing of the Presidential Proclamation in - (5 min) Honor of American Heart Month STILLS AT TOP (McB ride/zinsmeis te:r;) 9:30 am. LB Pre-Brief ) (5 min) (Rove/Zinsmeister) 9:40 am LB Meeting on Child Fitness Roosevelt Room - (45 min) (Rove/Zinsmeister) POOL AT TOP 10:30 am Policy Time (45 min) (Kaplan) 11:20 am Meeting with the Secretary of the Treasury (30 min) (Hubbard).. 12:00 pm Lunch with the Vice President Private Dining Room (1 hr) ( 1:05 pm Meeting with the Secretary Q,f Defense (30 min) (Hadley)

17 1:40pm (5 min) Pre-Brief (Rove) 1:50pm (45 min) Meeting,with Conservative Leaders on Iraq (Rove) Roosevelt Room 2:35 pm Personal/Staff Time I.

18 Friday, February 2, :35 am (10 min) 7:45 am (15 min) 8:00am. (30 min) 8:35 am (45 min) 9:25 am (20 min) 9:50 am (5min) 10:00 am (30 min) 10:30 am (1hr30 min) 12:00 pm (1 hr) 1:05 pm (5 min) Radio Address (Bartlett) Meetingwith the Director of N.ational Intelligence (Hadley) Intelligence Briefing (Hadley) NSC Meeting (Hadley} Daily Briefing (Bartlett) NSC Pre7Brief (Hadley) Meeting with the Foreign Minister of Russia (Hadley). Personal/Staff Time Lunch with the Chairman of the Federal Reserve (goldline only) (Hubbard) Pre-Brief (Kaplan) Cabinet Room. Situation Room r- Private Dining Room 1:15 pm (25 min) Meeting with the Secretary of Health and Human Sehrices (Kaplan). I 1:45 pm (45 min). Policy Time (Kaplan)

19 2:35 pm (30 min) 3:05 pm (1 hr) 4:05 pm (5 min) Photo Opportunity and Remarks to the Carolina Hurricanes (Rove) Personal/Staff Time Legislative Affairs Pre:..Brief (Wolff) EastRoom OPENPRESS (b)(6)

20 Saturday, February 3, :00 am (30 min) ' 8:40arn (10 min) ) 8:50 am 8:55 am (40 min) 9:35 am 9:40am (20 min?) 10:00 am 10:05 am (1 hr 20 min) 11:30 am (20 min?) 11:50 am 11:55 am (40 min) 12:35 pm Intelligence Briefing (Hadley) Depart The White House en route Andrews AFB Arrive Andrews AFB Depart Washington, DC en route Newport News, VA Arrive Newport News-Williamsburg International Airport Depart Newport News, VA - Newport News-Williamsburg Intc;rnational Airport en route Williamsburg, VA - Kingsmill Resort & Spa Arrive Kingsmill Resort & Spa Remarks to the House Democrat Conference (Wolff) Note: The President will participate. in a Q&A Session following Remarks. Depart Williamsburg, VA - Kingsmill Resort & Spa en route Newport News, VA - Newport News-Williamsburg International Airport Arrive Newport News-Williamsburg International Airport Depart Newport News, VA en route Washington, DC Arrive Andrews AFB Williamsburg, VA - TBD PRESS

21 12:40 pm ('~BD min) TBDpm RON: TBD Depart Andrews AFB.en route TBD LOCATION Arrive TBD LOCATION

22 } Sunday, February 4, 2007 No Events Scheduled

23 Monday, February 5, :00 am (30 min) 8:35 am (45 min) 9:25 am (20 min) 9:50 am (5 min) 10:00 am (1 hr) 11:05 am (5 min) 11:15 am (30 min) 11:45 am (15 min) Intelligence Briefing (Hadley) NSC Meeting (Hadley) Daily Briefing (Bartlett) Pre-Brief (Kaplan) Cabinet Meeting (Kaplan) Photo Opportunity with the President's Cabinet (Kaplan) Meeting with the Secretary of State (Hadley) Personal/Staff Time Situation Room Cabinet Room - POOL AT END (b)(6) 1:05 pm (45 min) 1:55 pm (25 min) 2:25 pm (10 min) 2:40pm (30 min) Policy Time (Kaplan) Departure Photos (Hagin) Photo Opportunity with 2006 NASCAR Nextel Cup Champion (Rove) Tapings (Rove/Sullivan) - STILLS AT END Map Room

24 3:15 pm (15 min) 3:30pm (3 hr 30 min) Photo Opportunity with Uniformed Division Emergency Response Team (Hagin) Personal/Staff Time East Room Residence (b)(6)

25 Tuesday, February 6, :00 am Intelligence Briefing. (30 miri) (Hadley) 8:35 am Daily Briefing (20 min) (Bartlett) 8:55 am PersonaVStaff Time (3 hr 5 min) (b)(6) 1:00 pm PersonaVStaff Time (30 min) 1:30 pm Policy Time (45 min) (Kaplan) 2:15 pm PersonaVStaff Time

26 r ~ Tuesday, February 6, :00 am Intelligence Briefing (30 min) (Hadley) 8:35 am Daily Briefing (20 min) (Bartlett) 8:55 am Personal/Staff Time (3 hr 5 min) (b)(6) 1:00 pm Personal/Staff Time (30 min) 1:30 pm Policy Time (45 min) (Kaplan) 2:15 pm Personal/Staff Time

27 Wednesday, February 7, :00 am Intelligence Briefing. ( (JO min) (Hadley) 8:30 am FBI Briefing (20 min) (Townsend) 8:55 am NSC Meeting Situation Room (45 min) (Hadley) 9:45 am Daily Briefing (20 min) (Bartlett) 10:10 am Pre-Brief (5 min) (Kaplan) 10:50 10:15 am Meeting with the Secretary of (25 min),veterans Affairs (Kaplan) am LB Depart The White House en route (45 min) Luray, VA 11:35 am LB. Arrive TBD LZ 11:40 am LB Depart 'fbd LZ en route Shenandoah (15 min?) National Park-TBD AREA 11:55 am LB Arrive TBD AREA 12:00 pm LB Visit to Shenandoah National Park Luray, VA- (35 min) (Rove/Zinsmeister) PRESS POOL... 12:40 pm LB Depart TBD AREA en route TBD AREA os Iliin?) 12:55 pm LB Arrive TBD AREA 1:00 pm LB Statement on the National Parks Luray, VA- (15 min) Centennial Challenge PRESS POOL (Rove/Zinsmeister). '

28 I. 1:20 pm (15 min?) LB Depart TBD AREAenrnute TBD LZ, 1:35 pm LB Arrive TBD LZ. 1:40 pm (45 min) LB Depart Luray, VA en route The White House 2:25 pm LB Arrive The White House 2:35 pm (45 min) Policy Time (Kaplan)

29 Thursday, February 8, :45 am Meeting with the Director of (15 min) National Intelligence (Hadley) 8:00 am Intelligence. Briefing,. (30min) (Hadley) 8:35 am Daily Briefing (20 min) (Bartlett) 9:00 am Speechwriting Meeting (20 min). (Bartlett/McGum) 9:25 am Personnel Meeting (20 min) (Wright) 10:00 9:50 am Legislative Affairs Pre-Brief (5 min) (Wolff) am Meeting with the Congressional - (45 min) Hispanic Caucus Leadership TBDPRESS (Wolff) 10:45 am Personal/Staff Time Oval 9ffice (1 hr 15 min) 12:00pm Lunch with the Vice President Private Dining Room. (1 hr) 1:05 pm Policy Tim~ (45 min) (Kaplan).1:50 pm Personal/Staff Time (

30 -- Friday, February 9, :50 am (10 min) 8:00 am (30 min) 8:35 am (45 min) 9:25 am (20 min) 9:50 am (5 min) 10:00 am (45 min) 10:45 am (1hr15 min) Radio Address (Bartlett) Intelligence Briefing (Hadley) NSCMeeting (Hadley) Daily Briefing (Bartlett) Legislative Affairs Pre-Brief (Wolff) Meeting with the Congressional Black Caucus (Wolff) Personal/Staff Time Cabinet Room Situation Room EEOB - Room TBDPRESS (b)(6) 1:05 pm (45 min) 1:50 pm RON: TBD Policy Time (Kaplan) Personal/Staff Time

31 Saturday, February 10; 2007 s:oo am. (30 min). RON:TBD Intelligence Briefing (Hadley) TBD LOCATION Sunday, February 11, Note: Attire for the Evening is Black Tie. 7:00 pm LB Cocktails. (15 min) (McBride) 7:20pm LB Receiving Line. (25 min) (McBride) 7:50 pm LB Social Dinner in Honot of the Ford's. (lhr5 min) Theatre Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Celebration (McBride) 9:00 pm LB After Dirn1er Coffee (10 min) (McBride) 9:15 pm LB Entertainment (35 min) (McBride) Cross Hall Blue Room State Dining Room " TBDPRESS Cross Hall EastRoom TBDPRESS

32 Monday, February 12, :00 am (30 min) 8:35 am (45 min) 9:25 am (20 min) 9:50 am (5 min) 10:00 am (45 min) 10:50 am (10 min) 11:05 am (45 min) Intelligence Briefing (Hadley) NSC Meeting (Hadley) Daily Briefing (Bartlett) NSC Pi:e-Brief (Hadley) Meeting with the President of Lithuania (Hadley) Signing of the 2007 Economic Report and Photo Opportunity with the Council of Economic Advisors (Hubbard) Policy Time (Kaplan) Oval OffiCe Situation Room - POOL AT END (b)(6) TBD (20 min) Departure Photos (Haginll(aplan!Townsend/Zinsmeister) (b)(6) 2:30 pm (30 min) Remarks at the Celebration of Afri,can American History Month (Rove) EastRoom OPENPRESS

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34 THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON INTERVIEW WITH JUAN WILLIAMS OF NATIONAL PUBLIC RADIO Monday, January 29, : 10 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. Roosevelt Room Kevin Sullivan I. PURPOSE To participate in an interview with Juan Williams of National Public Radio (NPR). Juan, who is also a FOX News commentator, plans to ask you about the State of the Union address, Iraq, and bipartisanship. II. BACKGROUND This is your first interview with NPR, and it will air on all of NPR's news programming on Monday, January 29. Williams is the author of a number of books, including an acclaimed biography of Justice Thurgood Marshall and Enough, which looked at the culture of failure in some parts of the African-American community. You read this book and sent Juan a note. III. PARTICIPANTS Juan Williams, Senior Correspondent, NPR Ron Elving, Political Editor, NPR Charlie Mayer, News ~ditor, NPR Michael Cullen, Engineer, NPR White House Staff Kevin Sullivan, Assistant to the President for Communications Tony Snow, Press Secretary IV. PRESS PLAN On-the-Record Interview V. SEQUENCE OF EVENTS Note: There will be a pre-brief in the led by Kevin Sullivan and Tony Snow.

35 Note: Michael Cullen will hold a boom microphone during the interview. It will be to your right and out of sight. You are met by Juan Williams in the Roosevelt Room. You begin your on-the-record interview with Juan Williams. Your interview concludes, and you depart. VI. ATTACHMENT Biography of Juan Williams

36 BIOGRAPHY OF JUAN WILLIAMS Juan Williams is a senior correspondent at NPR. In 2000 and 2001, Williams hosted NPR's national call-in show Talk of the Nation. In that role, he brought the programto cities and towns across America for monthly radio town hall meetings before live audiences. The town hall meetings were a part of "The Changing Face of America," a year-long NPR series focused on how Americans are dealing with rapid changes in society and culture as the United States enters the 21st century. The series, supported by a grant from the Pew Charitable Trusts, involves monthly pieces airing on three NPR programs: Morning Edition, All Things Considered, and Talk of the Nation. Prior to his time at NPR, Williams worked at the The Washington Post for 21 years as an editorial writer, op-ed columnist, and White House correspondent. Williams is a contributing political analyst for the Fox News Channel and a regular panelist on Fox News Sunday. He is also the author of six books. A graduate of Haverford College, Williams received a Bachelor of Arts in philosophy in ; '

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38 THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON PERSONNEL MEETING Monday, January 29, :35 a.m. - 9:55 a.m. Oyal Office Liza Wright I. PURPOSE To receive an update on the status of the personnel process and to approve potential nominations. II. BACKGROUND This meeting is part of a series of ongoing personnel discussions. III. PARTICIPANTS The Vice President Joshua Bolten, Chief of Staff Karl Rove, Deputy Chief of Staff and Senior Advisor Liza Wright, Assistant to the President for Presidential Personnel IV. PRESS PLAN Closed V. SEQUENCE OF EVENTS Liza Wright provides an overview and discusses several potential nominations. VI. ATTACHMENT Notebook

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40 Withdrawal Marker The George W. Bush Library FORM SUBJECTffITLE PAGES DATE RESTRICTION(S) Briefing Meeting with the Secretary of Labor 2. 01/29/2007 P5; This marker identifies the or.iginal location of the withdrawn item listed above. For a complete list of items withdrawn from this folder, see the Withdrawal/Redaction Sheet at the front of the folder. COLLECTION: Records Management, White House Office of SERIES: SubJect Files - FGOOl-07 (Briefing Papers) FOLDER TITLE: 01/29/2007 Pl8507] FRC ID: 9402 OANum.: NARANum.: FOIA ID and Segment: F Presidential Records Act- [44 U.S.C. 2204(a)] RESTRICTION CODES Freedom of Information Act - [5 U.S.C. 552(b)J Pl National Security Classified Information [(a)(l) of the PRA] P2 Relating to the appointment to Federal office [(a)(2) of the PRA]. P3 Release would violate a Federal statute [(a)(3) of the PRA] P4 Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential commercial or financial informatfon [(a)(4) of the PRA] PS Release would disclose confidential advise between the President and his advisors, or between such advisors [a)(5) of the PRA] P6 Releas.e would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy [(a)(6) of the PRA] PRM. Personal record misfile defined in accordance with 44 U.S.C. 2201(3). Deed of Gift Restrictions A. Closed by Executive Order governing access to national security information. B. Closed by statute or by the agency which originated the document. C. Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in donor's deed of gift. b(l) National security classified information [(b)(l) of the FOIA] b(2) Release would disclose internal personnel rules and practices of an agency ((b)(2) of the FOIA] b(3) Release would violate a Federal statute [(b)(3) of the FOIA] b(4) Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential or financial information [(b)(4) of the FOIA] b(6) Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy [(b)(6) of the FOIA] b(7) Release would disclose information compiled for law enforcement purposes ((b)(7) of the FOIA] b(8) Release would disclose information concerning the.regulation of financial institutions [(b)(8) of the FOIA] b(9) Release would disclose geological or geophysical information concerning wells [(b)(9) of the FOIA] Records Not Subject to FOIA Court S.ealed - The document i.s withheld under a court seal and is not subject to the Freedom oflnformation Act: ThisD09ument was withdrawn on by er!

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42 THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON PHOTO OPPORTUNITY WITH THE SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION ETHICS AND RELIGIOUS LIBERTY COMMISSION LEADERSHIP Monday, January 29, :45 p.m. - 1:55 p.m. Karl Rove I. PURPOSE To participate in a photo opportunity with the President and Vice President of the Southern Baptist Convention Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission, and receive the 2007 John Leland Religious Liberty A ward. II. BACKGROUND The John Leland Religious Liberty Award was established in 1990 and is given annually by the Southern Baptist Convention's Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission to a champion of religious liberty both in the United States and around the world. Previous recipients include Dr. James Dobson, Dr. Carl F.H. Henry, Dr. Adrian Rogers, Senator Sam Brownback (R, KS), and former Senator Rick Santorum (R, PA). The award is named for the Baptist evangelist of the late colonial and early Federal era, John Leland. Mr. Leland, a personal friend of Presidents Thomas Jefferson and James Madison, was a tireless defender of "soul liberty" and the separation of church and state. He was instrumental in the eventual passage of the First Amendment, which guarantees freedom of religion. The Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission is the official public policy, moral concerns, and religious liberty agency of the Southern Baptist Convention, the Nation's largest Protestant denomination with approximately 16.4 million members worshiping in 43,700 local congregations in all fifty states. III. PARTICIPANTS Dr. Richard Land, President, Southern Baptist Convention Ethics and Religious Liberty Commissi<(n Dr. Barrett Duke, Vice President for Public Policy and Research, and Director of the Research Institute, Southern Baptist Convention Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission

43 White House Staff Attending Tim Goeglein, Deputy Director, Office of Public Liaison IV. PRESS PLAN Closed V. SEQUENCE OF EVENTS Guests arrive and are escorted into the. Dr. Land presents you with the John Leland Religious Liberty Award. You participate in a photo opportunity with Dr. Land and Dr. Duke (1 click). You conclude participation, and guests depart. VI. REMARKS VII. None ATTACHMENT Background Information on Participants

44 BACKGROUND INFORMATION ON PARTICIPANTS Dr. Richard Land, President, Southern Baptist Convention Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission (Nashville, Tennessee) Dr. Land has served as President of the Southern Baptist Convention's Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission since He is also Executive Editor of Faith and Family Values, a national magazine dedicated to coverage of traditional Christian values, and he is a published author. Richard and his wife, Dr. Rebekah Land have three adult children, Jennifer, Richard Jr., and Rachel. Note: In 2001, you appointed Dr. Land to a two-year term on the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom and then to a second two-year term in In 2005, former Senator Bill Frist (R, TN) appointed Dr. Land to serve a third term. Dr. Barrett Duke, Vice President for Public Policy and Research, and Director of the Research Institute, Southern Baptist Convention Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission (Annapolis, Maryland) Dr. Duke has been Vice President for Public Policy and Research and Director of the Research Institute of the Southern Baptist Convention's Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission since Prior to joining the Southern Baptist Convention, Barrett was the founding pastor of the Cornerstone Baptist Church in Denver, from 1984 to He and his wife, Denise have three children, Grace, Barrett, and Robert.

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46 THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON DROP-BY MEETING WITH MEMBERS OF SECURING AMERICA'S FUTURE ENERGY Monday, January 29, :45 p.m. - 3:05 p.m. Roosevelt Room Karl Rove I AI Hubbard I. PURPOSE To drop-by a meeting with members of Securing America's Future Energy. II. BACKGROUND Securing America's Future Energy (SAFE) SAFE is an action-oriented, nonpartisan organization that aims to reduce America's dependence on oil, addressing business and technology, politics and advocacy, and public education and media. Its members include CEOs, former Members of Congress and former senior leadership from the military community. There are similarities between the Twenty in Ten Energy Proposal and SAFE's energy principles and goals. In December 2006, the SAFE Leadership Council issued a report outlining a comprehensive plan to reduce oil dependence. The key recommendations of their report include: c Reform Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) standards by setting an annual 4 percent increase in fuel efficiency of all passenger cars and light-duty trucks with "off ramps" if necessary, and allowing market-, size-, and attribute-based considerations to be applied in setting standards. This recommendation is similar to S. 2446, the American Fuels Act of 2006, introduced by Senators Barack Obama (D, IL) and Richard Lugar (R, IN). Provide financial tools (grants, taxes, loans, loan guarantees) to promote biorefineries and provide "smart subsidies" (variable tax credit) for biofuels. Require 10 percent annual increase in production of Flex Fuel Vehicles (FFV s) and provide tax credits for ethanol pumps and infrastructure. Increase access to the Outer Continental Shelf (OCS) and Alaska to expand supply. The group intends to promote legislation based on its recommendations. Note: Prior to your arrival, the participants will have met with Senior White House Staff members.

47 III. PARTICIPANTS VIPs Robbie Diamond, Founder and President, Securing America's Future Energy Former Congressman Tom Downey (D, NY-02) Adam Goldstein, President, Royal Caribbean International Bob Hormats, Vice Chairman, Goldman Sachs International Mike Jackson, Chairman and CEO, AutoNation Herb Kelleher, Executive Chairman, Southwest Airlines Company General PX. Kelley, USMC (Ret.), 28th CoII)IIlandant, U.S. Marine Corps; Co-Chairman, Energy Security Leadership Council, Securing America's Future Energy Andrew Liveris, President, CEO, and Chairman, The Dow Chemical Company Jeffrey Sprecher, Chairman and CEO, IntercontinentalExchange David Steiner, CEO, Waste Management, Inc. Former Congressman Randy Tate (R, WA-09) General Chuck Wald, USAF (Ret.), former Deputy Commander, U.S European Command White House Staff Attending Joel Kaplan, Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy Karl Rove, Deputy Chief of Staff and Senior Advisor Al Hubbard, Assistant to the President for Economic Policy Jim Connaughton, Chairman, Council on Environmental Quality Keith Hennessey, Deputy Assistant to the President for Economic Policy Barry Jackson, Deputy Assistant to the President and Deputy to the Senior Advisor Lisa Epifani, Special Ass.istant to the President for Economic Policy Brian McCormack, Deputy Director, Office of Public Liaison Working Contact Davis White, Deputy Associate Director,. Office of Public Liaison IV. PRESS PLAN Pool at End v. SEQUENCE OF EVENTS Note: There will be a pre-brief in the led by Karl Rove and Al Hubbard. You arrive in the Roosevelt Room and greet meeting participants. You deliver brief opening remarks and participate in the meeting at your discretion. Prior to conclusion, the Press Pool is brought in, and you make brief closing remarks. The Press Pool departs and you depart. Note: The meeting will conclude upon your departure.

48 VI. REMARKS Talking Points provided by the National Economic Council VII. ATTACHMENTS Talking Points Background Information on Meeting Participants Seating Chart

49 TALKING POINTS FOR DROP-BY WITH l\1embers OF SECURING Al\1ERICA'S FUTURE ENERGY Thank you all for your contribution to the national discussion on energy security policy. Like you, I believe that our country's growing level of oil dependency creates economic and national security risks. Both supply and demand must be addressed to improve energy security. We agree on a number of key points, such as reforming CAFE standards, expanding the use of advanced biofuels, and increasing access to domestic resources. Goal: Reduce U.S. gasoline consumption by 20% in the next 10 years ("20 in 10") My plan 1. Increase diversity of supply: o New fuel standard of 35 billion gallons of renewable and alternative fuels by need a technology leap to succeed. Saves 15% of gasoline in o Include reforms in new fuel standard to make it less market distorting; allow variety of fuels to meet mandate and include safety valves. o Increase domestic production - signed OCS in December, need to do ANWR. 2. Reduce demand: o Increase CAFE to save up to 8.5 billion gallons of gasoline in Smarter way: size-based standard saves lives while saving gasoline. o We had success on light trucks; can do the same for cars. o Include reforms in CAFE to make it less market distorting; allow automakers to buy and sell credits to comply with mandate. o Saves 5% of gasoline in Increase our insurance policy by expanding and refilling the Strategic Petroleum Reserve: o More than double the current capacity, from 727 million barrels to 1.5 billion barrels. o Restarting the fill. 4. Reduce highway congestion through innovative technology and policy. o New $175 million Highway Congestion Initiative in FY08 Budget.

50 BACKGROUND INFORMATION ON l\1eeting PARTICIPANTS Robbie Diamond, Founder and President, Securing America's Future Energy Robbie Diamond is President of Securing America's Future Energy (SAFE), a nonpartisan organization that aims to reduce America's dependence on oil, addressing business and technology, politics and advocacy, and public education and media. Former Congressman Tom Downey (D-NY-02) In 1972, Tom Downey was elected as a Democrat to the ffs. House of Representatives at age 25; he was the youngest member of his class. He was reelected to the eight succeeding Congresses and ran unsuccessfully for reelection in As a member of the Armed Services Committee, Downey weighed in on arms control issues. Downey is a lobbyist and chair of Downey McGrath Group, Inc. Adam Goldstein, President, Royal Caribbean International Adam Goldstein was named President of Royal Caribbean International in February Mr. Goldstein serves on the Board of Directors of the Travel Industry Association of America. Mr. Goldstein also serves on the Board of Trustees of Our Kids, Inc., a nonprofit organization with oversight responsibility for foster care and related services in Miami-Dade and Monroe counties in Florida. Bob Hormats, Vice Chairman, Goldman Sachs International Bob Hormats is Vice Chairman of Gold'rnan Sachs International and Managing Director of Goldman, Sachs & Company. Mr. Hormats has served as Assistant Secretary of State for Economic and Business Affairs, Ambassador and Deputy U.S. Trade Representative, and as Senior Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Economic and Business Affairs. He was also Senior Economic Advisor to Dr. Henry Kissinger, General Brent Scowcroft, and Dr. Zbigniew Brzezinski. In 1993, he was appointed by President Clinton to the Board of The U.S.-Russia Investment Fund. Mike Jackson, Chairman and CEO, AutoNation Mike Jackson is AutoNation's Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. Previously, he served as President and Chief Executive Officer of Mercedes-Benz USA, LLC. Mr. Jackson is a four-time member of the Automotive News "All-Star Team," and in 2003, Mr. Jackson was named "Industry Leader Of the Year" by the Automotive Hall of Fame. Herb Kelleher, Executive Chairman, Southwest Airlines Company Herb Kelleher is a Founder of Southwest Airlines Company and serves as its Executive Chairman. Mr. Kelleher has received numerous awards and honors, including the U.S. Chamber Business Leadership Hall of Fame. General P.X. Kelley, USMC (Ret.), 28th Commandant, U.S. Marine Corps; Co-Chairman, Energy Security Leadership Council, Securing America's Future Energy General Kelley served as the 28th Commandant of the Marine Corps and a Member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff from 1983 until his retirement in Subsequently, he served under three Presidents as Chairman of the American Battle Monuments Commission. General Kelley is on the Board of Advisors for J.F. Lehman and Company.

51 Andrew Liveris, President, CEO, and Chairman, The Dow Chemical Company Andrew Liveris is President, CEO and Chairman of The Dow Chemical Company. He has spent the bulk of his career in Asia, where he was general manager for the company's operations in Thailand, and later head of all Asia-Pacific operations. Mr. Liveris serves on the Board of Directors of Citigroup, and is an officer of the American Chemistry Council, the industry's trade association. Jeffrey Sprecher, Chairman and CEO, IntercontinentalExchange (ICE) Jeffrey Sprecher has served as IntercontinentalExchange Inc.' s CEO since its inception and has served as the company's Chairman of the Board since November Prior to joining ICE, Mr. Sprecher held a number of positions, including President of Western Power Group, Inc., a developer, owner and operator of large central-station power plants. In 2002, Mr. Sprecher was recognized by Business Week magazine as one of its Top Entrepreneurs. David Steiner, CEO, Waste Management, Inc. David Steiner is Chief Executive Officer for Waste Management, Inc. He joined Waste Management from Phelps Dunbar, a law firm in New Orleans. Prior to that, he was an associate at Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher in San Jose, California. _ Former Congressman Randy Tate (R-W A-09) Randy Tate, is a former Congressman from Washington. He was a member of the Washington State House of Representatives from and elected as a Republican to the 104th Congress ( ). He was unsuccessful in his reelection campaign. General Chuck Wald, USAF (Ret.), former Deputy Commander, U.S European Command General Chuck Wald was Deputy Commander, United States European Command, Stuttgart, Germany. Other duties include Chief of the United States Air Force Combat Terrorism Genter and Special Assistant to the Chief of Staff for National Defense Review. He was also the Director of Strategic Planning and Policy at Headquarters United States Air Force. Prior to assuming his position he was Deputy Chief of Staff for Air and Space Operations at the Pentagon. -

52 e - Robbie Diamond Adam Goldstein Andrew Liveris General Wald Bob Hormats Randy Tate Tom Downey F r e p 1 a c David Steiner Jeffery Sprecher General Kelley THE PRESIDENT Herb Kelleher Mike Jackson Joel Kaplan Lisa Epifani Brian McCormack Barry Keith Jim Jackson Hennessey Connaughton