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1 c c F [ ] Wednesday, June 17, 2015 EOIA 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: Pos.: Hollinger ID: w OANumber: "I Folder Title: 07 /18/2003 (539808]

2 Withdrawn/Redacted Material The George W. Bush Library DOCUMENT FORM SUBJECTffITLE PAGES DATE RESTRICTION(S) NO. 001 Schedule Schedule of the President [page 2] 07/1$/2003 P6/b6; 002 Calendar The President's Schedule - July /17/2003 P6/b6; 003 Calendar The President's Schedule -August 2003 I ' 07/17/2003 P6/b6; 004 Schedule Narrative Schedule of the President /17/2003 P6/b6; 005 Speech Remarks on Fitness [page 3] 07/18/2003 P6/b6; 006 Briefing Photo Opportunity and Remarks at Bush-Cheney /18/2003 PRM; Reception 007 List Regional Chair Meeting Attendees N.D. PRM. ' COLLECTION TITLE: Records Management, White House Office of SERIES: Subject Files - FGOOl-07 (Briefing Papers) FOLDER TITLE: r s39808j FRCID: 9293 Presidential Records Act- (44 U.S.C. 2204(a)) RESTRICTION CODES Freedom of Information Act - (5 U.S.C. 552(b)) 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 information [(a)(4) of the PRA) 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 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 Sealed -The document is withheld under a court seal and is not subject to the Freedom of Information Act.,; F Page 1 of2 rhis document was prepared on Thursday, June I 8, 20 I 5

3 Withdrawn/Redacted Material The George W. Bush Library DOCUMENT FORM SUBJECTffITLE PAGES DATE RESTRICTION(S) NO. 008 List Bush-Cheney 2004 Dallas Reception Photo Opportunity 4 N.D; PRM; Participants _) 009 Briefing Texas Political Briefing 7 07/15/2003 PRM; COLLECTION TITLE: Records Management, White House Office of SERIES: Subject Files - FGOOl-07 (Briefing Papers) FOLDER TITLE: 0111s12003 rs39sos1 FRCID: 9293 Presidential Records Act - [44 U.S.C. 2204(a)) RESTRICTION CODES Freedom of Information Act - [5 U.S.C. 552(b)) Pl National Security Classified Information [(a)(l) of the PRA) P2 Relating to the appointment to Federal office [(a)(2) of the PRA) PJ Release.would violate a Federal statute [(a)(j) of the PRA] P4 Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential commercial or financial information [(a)(4) of the PRA) 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 c,ontained 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(j) Release would violate a Federal statute [(b)(j) of the FOIA) b(4) Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential or financial information [(b)(4) of the FOIAJ 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 weils [(b)(9) of the FOIA) Records Not Subject to FOIA Court Sealed - The document is withhelld under a court seal and is not subject to the Freedom oflnformation Act F Page 2 of2 rhisdocumentwaspreparedon Thursday, June 18, 2015

4 ( I """"******'* "'" ~ * * *,..:"...,,.,..,,;.c ~"""*""' SCHEDULE OF THE PRESIDENT ~-S l <60~ SS l THE HAS SEEM " 7/]'flo3 fgoot~o1 Friday, July 18, :45 am NSC Pre-Brief Bush Ranch (5 min) (Rice) 7:50 am Phone Call to the Crown Prince of Bush Ranch (10 min) Saudi Arabia (Rice) 8:00 am Intelligence Briefing Bush Ranch (30 min) (Rice) 8:30 am Personal/Staff Time Bush Ranch (4 hr 20 min) 1:45 12:50 pm De2art Bush Ranch en route (55 min) Dallas, TX pm Arrive YMCA Landing Zone and Qro~eed to Lakewest Family YMCA 1:50 pm Arrive Lakewest Family YMCA Note: There will be a Freedom Corps Greeter upon arrival. TARA 1:55 pm Tour Lakewest Family YMCA TABB Dallas, TX- (30 min) (Spellings) PRESS POOL 2:30pm Remarks on Fitness Dallas, TX- (40 min) (Spellings) OPEN PRESS 3:15 pm De2art Lakewest Family YMCA (10 min) en route Wyndham Anatole Hotel 3:25 pm Arrive Wyndham Anatole Hotel 3:30 pm Personal/Staff Time Dallas, TX (2 hr) 7/17/03 5:20 pm

5 I... <:~~ ="~::;" " ;. " ~ w... ~ '" (b)(6) 7:05 pm LB Denart Wmdham Anatole Hotel (10 min) en route YMCA Landing Zone 7:15 pm LB Arrive YMCA Landing Zone 7:20pm LB Denart Dallas 2 TX en route (55 min) Bush Ranch 8:15 pm LB Arrive Bush Ranch RON: Bush Ranch 7/17/03 5:20 pm

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7 The President's Schedule Issue: :00 PM S M T W T F s 6 7 8? 10 II I? S WASHINGTON, DC - Remarks on Education Refonn and Parental Options 2:00 PM Presidential Reenlistment of Military Service Members I 0:40 AM Meeting and Annowicement on New Coordinator of U.S. Government Activities to Combat HIV/AIDS Globally 10:30 AM Roundtable with African Print Journalists 1:20PM Interviews with African TV and Radio Journalists Independence Day DAYTON,OH Remarks on 4th of July Celebration and IOOth Anniversary of Flight (b)(6) RON: WASH, DC RON: WASH, DC RON: WASH,DC RON: WASH, DC RON: WASH, DC 6 7 mrargeted Cl}ngressional Rehlm LANDOVER, MD Tour and Remarks on Early Childhood Developement 8 DAKAR, SENEGAL AND PRETORIA, SOUTH AFRICA 9 PRETORIA, SOUTH AFRICA 10 GABORONE, BOTSWANA AND PRETORIA, SOUTH AFRICA 11 ENTEBBE, UGANDA AND ABUJA, NCGERIA 12 ABUJA, NIGERIA DAKAR, SENEGAL RON: WASH, DC I RON: AIR FORCE ONE I I RON: SOUTH AFRICA I I RON: SOUTH AFRICA I I RON: SOUTH AFRICA I RON: NIGERIA RON: W. SH. DC 13 RON: WASH,DC 14 12:00 PM Lunch with General Franks and Mrs. Franks (LB) 1: 15 PM Meeting with UN Secretary General RON: WASH,DC 15 10:20 AM Meeting with Prime Minister of the Czech Republic 1:40 PM Meeting with US Commission on International Religious Freedom 4:10 PM Meeting with Bipartisan and Bicameral Members on Medicare RON: WASH, DC 16 WASHINGTON, DC Remarks ID US Attorneys 11 :25 AM Meeting with EcononUsts 1:20 PM Remarks 10 Urban Leaders 4:10PMMeetingwith Members on African Affairs 7:oo PM Recepoon and Dinner in Horaor of President ford's 90th Birthday(LB) RON: WASH, DC 17 I :05 PM Meeting with Veterans of Foreign Wars National Commander 2:15 PM Meeting with US Ambassador to Japan 5: IS PM Meeting, Pre>S A vajl and Social Dinner with Prime Minister of Great Britain (LB) IRON: CRAWFORD, TX I 18 DALLAS, TX Tour and Remarks on Fitness (b)(6) I RON: CRAWFORD, TX I 19 0 I RON: CRAWFORD, TX I 20 CRAWFORD, TX - Visit of the Prime Minister ofltaly (LB) 21 CRAWFORD, TX - Visit of the Prime Minister of Italy (LB) (b)(6) 22 9:!1S AM Rem.vb an President's Corpr;nlc Fraud Tu.k Fon:e IO:lOAMMa::ainsv.1U. Prcsidcnt'1Wationa.llnfruanic!:utc Auurv1CC Ccxmcil 11 (b)(6) I ' ' l:s5 PM COftFca1onaJ HlNI' (b)(6) I 23 IO:JO AM Drop-by WH Briefing fot National FFA Organization State Pre:i:idents' Conference 2: IS PM Meeting with President of Argentina J:OO PM Ceremony for 2003 Recipienl5 of the Presidential Medal or Freedom (b)(6) 24 PHILADELPlflA, PA Tour, Meet.ins and Remarks on the Jobs and Growth Plan LIVONIA. Ml. Meeting with Small Business Owners and Employees and Remarks on Economy (b)(6) :25 AM Meeting and Lunch with Prime Minister of the Palestinian Authority 2:40 PM Remarks to 2003 Boys and Girls Nation Participants 26 I RON: CRAWFORD, TX I RON: WASH, DC RON: WASH,DC RON: WASH,DC RON: WASH, DC 27 4:00 PM Tee Ball Game on the South Lawn 28 (7J Targeted House Recess PltTSBURGH, PA Remarks at 2003 National Urban League Conference 29 G 11 :25 AM Meeting and Lunch with Prime Minister of Israel 30 G 2:45 PM Remarks on 38th Anniversary of Medicare s IS RON: WASH,DC RON: WASH,DC RON: WASH, OC RON: WASH,DC RON: WASH.DC

8 The President's Schedule Issue: :00 PM M 10:25 AM Cabinet (T) Targered Senate F M F Meeting Recess l 3 4 l s IO II 8 9 IO II 12 (b)(6) 14 ls ls S RON: WASH, DC I RON: CRAWFORD. TX I BUSH RANCH- Defense Briefing and Lunch G I RON: CRAWFORD, TX I I RON: CRAWFORD, TX I I RON: CRAWFORD, TX I I RON: CRAWFORD, TX I I RON: CRAWFORD, n: I I RON: CRAWFORD, TX I I RON: CRAWFORD, TX I lo SUMMERHAVEN, >- SAN DIEGO, CA THOUSAND OAKS, AZ - Briefing on Remarks and Lunch CA -Tour of Santa Aspen Fire and 3 with Troops Monica Mountains :..; Remarks on Healthy National Park and Forests Initiative Remarks j z; 0 :i (b)(6) (b)(6) I I (b)(6) I i>n: CRAWFORD, TX I I RON: CRAWFORD, TX I I RON: CRAWFORD, TX I I RON: CRAWFORD, TX I RON: IRV!NE, CA I RON: CRAWFORD, TX I I RON: CRAWFORD, TX I -1.J > :""' :ri z: :.u :ri I (b)(6) SISTERS, OR - Tour of Deschutes National Forest and Remarks on Healthy Forests Initiative OLYMPIA~ WA - Tour and Remarks on Signing of Salmon Habitat Conservation Protection Act ~ I RON: CRAWFORD, Tl( I I RON: CRAWFORD, TX I I RON: CRAWFORD, TX I I RON: CRAWFORD, TX I RON: BEND,OR I RON: CRAWFORD, TX I I RON: CRAWFORD, TX I I (b)(6) ST. LOUIS, MO - Remarks to the 85th Annual American Legion National Convention HOLD FOR POSSIBLE TRAVEL I RON: CRAWFORD, TX I 31 I RON: CRAWFORD, TX I I RON: CRAWFORD, TX I RON: WASH, DC

9 The President's Schedule Issue: Labor Day ({} Targeted Senate m Targeted House HOLD FOR 10:30 AM Meeting Return Return POSSIBLE with President of HOLD FOR TRAVEL Argentina POSSIBLE 2:15 PM Remarks 7: l 0 AM Breakfast TRAVEL and Presentation of Meeting with Prime National Medals of Minister of the Science and Netherlands HOLD Technology AFTERNOON FOR POSSIBLE TRAVEL RON: WASH, DC RON: WASH, DC RON: WASH, DC RON: WASH, DC RON: TBD RON: TDD TBD PM Tee Ball HOLD FOR HOLD FOR HOLD FOR Game on the South POSSIBLE POSSIBLE POSSIBLE Lawn TRAVEL TRAVEL TRAVEL \ >-< 0.. RON: WASH,DC RON: TDD RON: WASH,DC RON: WASH, DC RON: WASH,DC RON: BUSH RANCH RON: BUSH RANCH 0 u f... 0 HOLD FOR HOLD WASHINGTON, 9: 15 AM Meeting, z POSSIBLE AFTERNOON DC - Remarks at Press Av ail and TRAVEL FOR POSSIBLE Rededication of the Lunch with King 0 TRAVEL National Archives and Queen of ::i Jordan I ;.w > - l'""" -Ji z :..w cf) RON: TDD RON: WASH,DC RON: WASH, DC RON: WASH,DC RON: CAMP DAVID RON: CAMP DAVID RON: CAMP DAVID NEW YORK, NY - NEW YORK, NY - CAMP DAVID- CAMP DAVID- UNGA UNGA Visit of President Visit of President of Russia and Mrs. of Russia and Mrs. Putina (LB) Putina(LB) RON: WASH, DC RON: WASH, DC I RON: NEW YORK, NY I RON: WASH, DC RON: WASH,DC RON: CAMP DAVID RON: CAMP DAVID I HOLD FOR POSSIBLE TRAVEL F T w T F io RON: WASH, DC RON: WASH,DC RON: W.ASH, DC

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11 . NARRATIVE SCHEDULE FOR THE PRESIDENT 7 /20/03 THRU 8/2/03 NOTE: THIS DOCUMENT IS.FOR INTERNAL PLANNING PURPOSES ONLY! ALL EVENTS AND TIMES INDICATED ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. NO INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN SHOULD 1 BE RELEASED TO THE PUBLIC OR MEDIA. NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION :30pm

12 ~--- Sunday, July 20, :00pm (10 min) LB Arrival of the Prime Minister ofitaly (Rice) BushRanch PRESS PQOL (b)(6) RON: Bush Ranch

13 Monday, July 21, :00 am (30 min) 8:30am (10 min) 8:40 am (15 min) 9:00 am (1hr30 min) 10:35 am (15 min) 10:50 am. (20 min). Intelligence Briefing (Rice) Personal/Staff Time NSC Pre-Brief (Rice) Bilateral Meeting with the Prime Minister ofltaly (Rice) Press Pre-Brief. (Rice/Bartlett) Personal/Staff Time Bush Ranch Bush R.anch Bush Ranch BushRanch CLOSED PRESS Bush Ranch Bush Ranch 11:10 am (30 min) LB Joint Press Availability with the Prime Minister of Italy (Rice/Bartlett) BushRanch PRESSPOOL. 11:40 am (20 min). Personal/Staff Time Bush Ranch l..., ~(b)-(6) -----'------'--_!.. l:oopm (10 min) Personal/Staff Time Bush Ranch 1:19pm (10 min) LB Departure of the Prime Minister ofltaly (Rice). Bush Ranch... CLOSED PRESS 1:20pm (10 min) Personal/Staff Time 1:30pm (20 min) LB Depart Bush Ranch en route Waco, _TX

14 1:50pm. LB Arrive TSTC Waco Airport 1:55 pm LB Depart Waco, TX en route,(2 hr 40 min) Washington, DC CDT 5:35pni LB Arrive Andrews AFB EDT 5:40pm LB Depart Andrews AFB en route (10 min) The White House 5:50pm LB Arrive The White House 5:55 pm Personal/Staff Time Residence (35 min) (b)(6)

15 Tuesday, July 22, :30 am Phone Calls to World Leaders Oval Office (30 min) (Rice) 8:00 am Intelligence Briefing Oval Office (30 min) (Rice) 8:30 am FBI Briefing Oval Office (20 min) (Gordon) 8:55 am Daily Briefing Oval Office (10 min) (Bartlett) 9:05 am.. Personal/Staff Time Oval Office (15 min) 9:20am Personnel Meeting. Oval Office (15 min) (Powell) 9:35 am Personal/Staff Time Oval Office (10 min) 9:45 am Pre-Brief Oval Office (5 min) (Friedman/Gonzales) 9:55 am Meeting with the President's Corporate Roosevelt Room (15 min) Fraud Task Force (Friedman/Gonzales) 10:15 am Pre-Brief Oval Office (10 min) (Gordon) 10:30 am Meeting with President's National Roosevelt Room (30 min) Infrastructure Assurance Council (Gordon) 11:00 am Personal/Staff Time Oval Office (50 min) 11:50 am Depart The White House en route (5 min) Willard Inter-Continental Hotel 11:55 am Arrive Willard Inter-Continental Hotel )

16 r (b)(6) 1:20pm Depart Willard Inter-Continental Hotel (5 min) en route The White House 1:25 pm Arrive The White House 1:30pm Personal/Staff Time Oval Office (l hr15 min) 2:45 pm Legislative Affairs Pre-Brief Oval Office (5 min) (Hobbs) 2:55 pm Congressional Hour Oval Office (1 hr) (Hobbs) 4:00pm Policy Time Oval Office (45 niin} (Miers) 4:45 pm Personal/Staff Time Oval Office (15 min) I (b)(6) I

17 Wednesday, July 23, 2003 \ 7:30am (30 min) 8:00am (30 min) 8:30am (20 min). 8:55 am (45 min). 9:40am (20 min) 10:05 am (10 min) 10:15 am. (15 min). 10:30 am (15 min) l0:50am (5.min) 11:00 am (30min). 11:30.am (30min) Phone Calls to World Leaders (Rice) Intelligence Briefing (Rice) FBI Briefing (Gordon) NSC Meeting!HSC Meeting (Rice/Gordon) Meeting with the Secretary ofdefense (Rice) Daily Briefing (Bartlett) Personal/Staff Time Drop-by White House Briefing for the National FF A Organization State Presidents' Conference (Rove) NSC Pre-Brief (Rice) Meeting with the Former President of the Czech Republic (Rice) Personal/Staff Time Oval Office Oval Office Oval Office Situation Room Oval Office Oval Office Oval Office EEOB - Room 450 Oval Office OvalOffice " TBD PRESS Oval Office I 1:05 pm (45 min) Policy Time (Miers) (b)(6),. Oval Office

18 1:50pm Personal/Staff Time Oval Office (10 min) 2:00pm NSC Pre-Brief Oval Office. (10 min) (Rice) 2:15 pm Meeting with the President of Argentina Oval Office,... (30 min) (Rice) STILLS AT TOP 2:45 pm Personal/Staff Time Oval Office (15 min) 3:00pm LB Ceremony for the 2003 Recipients of the EastRoom-.. (1 hr) Presidential Medal of Freedom OPEN PRESS (Miers) 4:05pm Legislative Affairs Pre-Brief Oval Office (5min) (Hobbs) 4:10,pm Meeting with Members of the Cabinet Room (45 min) C:ongressional Conference Committee on Medicare Moderilization (Hobbs) (b)(6)

19 Thursday, July 24, :00 am (10 min) Depart The White House en route Andrews AFB 8:10 am Arrive Andrews AFB 8:15 am (40 min) Depart Washington, DC en route Philadelphia, PA 8:55 am Arrive Philadelphia International Airport 9:00 am (15 min?) Depart Philadelphia International Airport en route Financial Management Service Facility 9:15am Arrive Financial Management Service Facility 9:20 am (20 min) Tour (Rove/Friedll}an) Philadelphia, PA - PRESS POOL 9:45 am (20 min) Meeting (Rove/Friedman) Philadelphia, PA - CLOSED PRESS 10:10 am (40 min) Remarks on the Jobs and Growth Plan (Rove/Friedman) Philadelphia, PA - OPEN PRESS 10:55 am (15 min?) Depart Financial Management Service Facility en route Philadelphia International Airport 11:10 am Arrive Philadelphia International Airport 11:15 am (1hr15 min) Depart Philadelphia, PA en route Detroit, MI 12:30 pm Arrive Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport 12:35 pm (20 min) Depart Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport en route Dearborn, MI - Ritz-Carlton Hotel

20 -.- 12:55 pm l:oopm (40 min) 1:40pm. (15 min?) 1:55 pm Arrive Ritz Carlton Hotel 'Personal/Staff Time Depart Dearborn, MI.;._ Ritz-Carlton Hotel en route Livonia, MI - Beaver Aerospace and Defense Arrive Beaver Aerospace and Defense 2:00pm (20 min) 2:25 pm (40 min) 3:10 pm (15 min?) 3:25 pm 3:30pm (2 hr 30 min) Meeting with Small Business Owners and Employees (Rove/Friedman) Remarks on the Economy (Rove/Friedman) Depart Livonia, MI - Beaver Aerospace and Defense en route Dearborn, MI - Ritz-Carlton Hotel Arrive Ritz Carlton Hotel Personal/Staff Time Livonia, MI - CLOSED PRESS Livonia, MI: OPEN PRESS Detroit, MI. (b)(6) 1:5opm (20 min?) 8:10 pm 8:15 pm (1hr10 min) Depart Ritz Carlton Hotel en route Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport Arrive Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport Depart Detroit, MI en route Washin~on, DC I 9:25 pm Arrive Andrews AFB I.

21 9:30pm (10 min) 9:40pm Depart Andrews AFB en route The White House Arrive The White House

22 e Friday, July 25, :30 am Phone Calls to World Leaders Oval Office (30 min) (Rice). 8:00 am Intelligence Briefing Oval Office (30 min) (Rice) 8:30 am FBI Briefing Oval Office (20 min) (Gordon) 8:55 am NSC Meeting/RSC Meeting Situation Room (45 min) (Rice/Gordon) 9:45am Meeting with the Secretary of State Oval Office (30 min) (Rice) 10:20 am Meeting with the National Security Oval Office (15 min) Advisor 10:40 am Daily Briefing Oval Office (10 min) (Bartlett) 10:50 am Personal/Staff Time Oval Office (15 min) 11:05 am NSC Pre-Brief Oval Office (15 min) (Rice) 11:25 am Meeting with the Prime Minister of the Oval Office- (30 min) Palestinian Authority POOL AT END (Rice) 12:00pm Lunch with the Prime Minister of the Old Family (1 hr) Palestinian Authority Dining Room (Rice) 1:05 pm Policy Time Oval Office (45 min) (Miers) 1:50 pm Personal/Staff Time Oval Office (15 min) /

23 ~r :05 pm Pre-Brief Oval Office (5 min) (Bartlett) 2:15 pm Radio Address with Members of the Oval Office/ (10 min) President's Committee for People with Roosevelt Room - Intellectual Disabilities and Signing of PHOTO RELEASE Executive Order (Bartlett) 2:30 pm Pre-Brief Oval Office (5 min) (Rove) 2:40pm Remarks to the 2003 Boys and Girls EEOB - Room 450 (20 min) Nation Participants (Rove) 3:00 pm Personal/Staff Time Oval Office (10 min) 3:30 3:10pm Photo Opportunity with Agency Oval Office (15 min) Chiefs of Staff (Hagin) pm Depart The White House en route (30 min). Camp David 4:00pm Arrive Camp David RON: Camp David

24 Saturday, July 26, :00 am (30 min) RON: Camp David Intelligence Briefing (Rice) Camp David Sunday, July 27, :30pm (30 min) l:oopm 1:05 pm (2 hr 55 min) 4:00pm (1 hr) Depart Camp David en route The White House Arrive The White House Personal/Staff Time White House Tee-Ball Game (Bartlett) Residence South Lawn OPENPRESS

25 Monday, July 28, :30 am Phone Calls to World Leaders Oval Office (30 min) (Rice) 8:00 am Intelligence Briefing Oval Office (30 min) (Rice) 8:30am FBI Briefing Oval Office (20 min) (Gordon) 8:55am NSC Meeting/RSC Meeting Situation Room (30 min) (Rice/Gordon) 9:30 am Depart The White House en route (10 min) Andrews AFB 9:40 am Arrive Andrews AFB 10:40 9:45 am Depart Washington, DC en route (55 min?) Pittsburgh, PA am Arrive Greater Pittsburgh International Airport 10:45am Depart Greater Pittsburgh International (25 min?) Airport en route David Lawrence Convention Center 11:10 am Arrive David Lawrence Convention Center Note: The President will participate in a Photo Opportunity with Urban League Leadership prior to Remarks. 11:15 am Remarks at the 2003 Urban League Pittsburgh, PA '-- (40 min) Conference OPEN PRESS (Rove) 12:00pm Depart David Lawrence Convention Center (25 min?) en route Greater Pittsburgh International Airport

26 :25 pm Arrive Greater Pittsburgh International Airport 12:30 pm Depart Pittsburgh, PA en route (50 min?) Washington, DC. 1:20pm Arrive Andrews AFB 1:25 pm Depart Andrews AFB. en route (lomin) The White House 1:35 pm Arrive The White House 1:40pm Personal/Staff Time Oval Office (1hr20 min) 3:00pm Administrative Time Oval Office (1 hr) (Hagin) 4:00pm Policy Time Oval Office (45 min) (Miers) 4:45 pm Personal/Staff Time Oval Office

27 Tuesday, July 29, :30 am Phone Calls to World Leaders Oval Office (30 min) (Rice) 8:00am Intelligence Briefing Oval Office (30 min) (Rice) 8:30 am FBI Briefing Oval Office (20 min) (Gordon) 8:55 am Daily Briefing Oval Office (10 min) (Bartlett) 9:05 am Personal/Staff Time Oval Office (10 min) (b)(6) 10:20 am Personal/Staff Time Oval Office (45 min) ll:05am NSC Pre-Brief Oval Offic:;e OS min) (Rice) 11:25 am Meeting with the Prime Minister oflsrael Oval Office-. (30 min) (Rice) POOLATEND. 12:00pm Lunch with the Prime Minister oflsrael Old Family (1 hr) (Rice) Dining Room. l:oopm Personal/Staff Time Oval Office {1hr30 min) 2:30pm Administrative Time Oval Office (1 hr) (Hagin)

28 I 3:30pm Departure Photo Oval Office (5 min) (Hagin) 3:40pm Departure Photos Oval Office (15 min) (Kavanaugh/Gonzales) 4:00pm Policy Time Oval Office.(45 min) (Miers) 4:45 pm Personal/Staff Time. Oval Office

29 Wednesday, July 30, :30am (30 min) 8:00 am (30 min) 8:30 am (20 min) 8:55 am (45 min) 9:40 am. (20 min) 10:05 am (10 min) 10:15 am (1 hr45 min) Phone Calls to World Leaders (Rice) Intelligence Briefing (Rice) FBI Briefing (Gordon) NSC Meeting/RSC Meeting (Rice/Gordon) Meeting with the Secretary of Defense (Rice) Daily Briefing (Bartlett) Personal/Staff Time Oval Office Oval Office Oval Office Situation Room Oval Office Oval Office Oval Office (b)(6) l:oopm (1hr30 min) 2:30pm (lomin) 2:45pm (30 min) 3:15 pm (20 min). 3:35 pm (20 min) 4:00pm (45 min) 4:45 pm Personal/Staff Time Pre-Brief (Rove/Friedman) Remarks on the 38th Anniversary of Medicare (Rove/Friedman) Personal/Staff Time Personnel Meeting (Powell) Policy Time (Miers) Personal/Staff Time Oval Office Oval Office. East Room...;.. OPEN PRESS Oval Office. Oval Office Oval Office Oval Office -~~

30 Thursday, July 31, :30 am (30 min) 8:00 am (30 min) 8:30 am (20min) 8:SS am (lomin) 9:0S am (2 hr.ss min) Phone Calls to World Leaders (Rice) Intelligence Briefing (Rice) FBI Briefing (Gordon) Daily Briefing (Bartlett) Personal/Staff Time Oval Office. Oval Office Oval Office Oval Office Oval Office (b)(6) l:oopm (2hr) 3:00pm (1 hr) 4:00pm (4S min) 4:4Spm Personal/Staff Time Administrative Time (Hagin) Policy Time (Miers) Personal/Staff Time. Oval Office Oval Office Oval Office Oval Office

31 Friday, August l, :3.0 am Phone Calls to World Leaders Oval Office (30 min) (Rice) 8:00 am Intelligence Briefing Oval Office (30 min) (Rice) 8:30 am FBI Briefing Oval Office \ (20min) (Gordon) \ 8:55 am NSC Meeting/HSC Meeting Situation Room (45 min) (Rice/Gordon) 9:45 am Daily Briefing Oval Office (lomin) (Bartlett) 9:55 am Personal/Staff Time Oval Office (20 min) 10:15 am Pre;.. Brief Oval Office (5 min) (Miers) 10:25 am Cabinet Meeting Cabinet Room - (1 hr) (Miers) POOL AT END 11:25 am Personal/Staff Time Oval Office. (35 min) (b)(6) l:oopm Personal/Staff Time Oval Office (2 hr). 3:00pm. Administrative Time Oval Office (1 hr) (Hagin) 4:00pm Policy Time Oval Office (45 min) (Miers) 4:45pm Personal/Staff Time Oval Office

32 Saturday, August :00 am (30 min) Intelligence Briefing (Rice) Oval Office (b)(6) 2:15 pm Arrive Andrews AFB -~- 2:20pm (2 hr 55 min) EDT.LB Depart Washington, DC en route Waco, TX 4:15 pm Cl)T LB Arrive TSTC Waco Airport 4:20pm (20 min) LB Depart Waco, TX en route Bush Ranch 4:40pm LB Arrive Bush Ranch \ RON: Bush Ran~l).

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35 USA FREEDOM CORPS SERVICE RECOGNITION Dallas, Texas 1. Name: 2. Activity: 3. Background: 4. Age: 5. Service Record: Dennis T. Roberson [pronounced "ROB-er-son"] You will meet Dennis and pose for photos with him near Marine One upon arrival, after the general greeting. Born in Dallas, Texas, Dennis is a senior at L.G. Pinkston High School where he is the starting cornerback for the varsity football team. 18 years old Dennis has been an active volunteer at the Lakewest Family YMCA since it opened in 2000, serving at least 15 hours each week. Each weekday, Dennis helps run the YMCA technology center, teaching chndren how to use the computer, access the Internet, and research topics of interest. Dennis also helps administer the YMCA's Health Rocks! program, which teaches young people aged 8-12 how to make healthy lifestyle choices and develop important life skills. Dennis also participates in the YMCA "Youth & Government" program, which helps teenagers become responsible citizens and future leaders by helping them gain valuable experience with the governmental process. Through this program, Dennis participates in debates and simulated government experiences. 6. Other: 7. Participation: Dennis' mother is Audrey Roberson. He has two older brothers who are twins and a twin sister. Dennis will join you for the message event. 8. Additional Note: Should you have the opportunity to recognize Dennis in your remarks and articulate your call.to help a neighbor, you may wish to consider including a reference to the USA Freedom Corps as a resource for those who are inspired by Dennis' experiences and interested in finding a way to follow his example.

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37 THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON TOUR OF LAKE WEST FAMILY YMCA AND REMARKS ON FITNESS Friday, July 18, :55 p.m. -3:15 p.m. The Lakewest Family YMCA Dallas, Texas Margaret Spellings I. PURPOSE To tour a YMCA day camp that offers fitness activities to children of all ages. To make remarks on your HealthierUS initiative, to highlight the newly revamped President's Challenge website, and to encourage Americans of all ages to be more physical fit. II. BACKGROUND Health problems associated with poor personal fitness represent a growing epidemic in America, particularly among children. Too many of America's children do not exercise at all, are overweight, and have poor dietary habits. Since 1980, rates of obesity have I doubled for children ages 6-11 and have tripled among adolescents ages On June 20, 2002, you launched the "HealthierUS" initiative to encourage Americans, particularly children, to take personal steps to live longer, better, and healthier lives. The initiative focuses on four guideposts to help Americans make simple and modest improvements to overall health: (1) be physically active every day; (2) develop good eating habits; (3) take advantage of preventive screenings; and (4) make healthy choices, such as not smoking or doing drugs. Your visit to Lakewest Family YMGA shows your continued commitment to improving the personal health and fitness of Americans of all ages. The activities at the Lakewest Family YMCA are an excellent example ways for children to keep fit. Lynn Swann, Chairman of the President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports, and Dot Richardson, Vice Chairman of the Council, along with several other members of the Council, will also participate in the event. In announcing the "HealthierUS" initiative last year, you challenged these individuals to retool the Council to better serve America's youth. Over the last year, they have worked to create a new "President's Challenge" awards program that draws support from public and private entities and is more widely accessible. The new program has set a goal of attracting an additional 20 million Americans to physical fitness and exercise. Using a web-based system, ( ), the new President's Challenge allows people to track weekly fitness activities and receive Presidential fitness awards for achieving defined

38 fitness goals. Lynn Swann and the other Council members will launch the new program before you arrive at the Lakewest Family YMCA. Your 2004 Budget also requests $125 million to fund "Steps to a HealthierUS," a targeted HHS initiative focused on obesity, diabetes, and asthma-some of the most prevalent and costly chronic health problems the Nation faces. The principles of "HealthierUS" are also being promoted in Federal nutrition_assistance programs, including the National School Lunch Program which operates in over 93 percent of the Nation's schools and serves breakfast and lunch to more than 27 million children each day. Your Administration is proposing new "HealthierUS" demonstration projects as part of this year's nutrition assistance program reauthorization. III. PARTICIPANTS Tour Guides Lynn Swann, Chairman, President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports (He will introduce you.) Andrew Simpson, YMCA Teen, Lakewest Family YMCA Tour Participants Shadale Myers [Sha-DELL], Counselor for 5 to 7 year olds, Lakewest Family YMCA Kartez Rowel, 6 year old, Participant in Calisthenics, Lakewest Family YMCA Chris Turner, Swim Instructor for 8 to 11 year olds, Lakewest Family YMCA Stephen Raveneau, 8 year old, Member of Swim Team, Lakewest Family YMCA Anita Barnes, Counselor for 13 to 15 year olds, Lakewest Family YMCA Reginald Dillard, 15 year old, Participant in Hip Hop Aerobics, Lakewest Family YMCA Stage Participants Dot Richardson, M.D., Olympic Gold Medalist, Surgeon, and Vice Chairman, President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports John Burke, President, Trek Bicycle Corporation and Member, President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports Tedd Mitchell, M.D., Cooper Clinic Wellness Program and Member, President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports Paul Carrozza, President, RunTex and Member, President's Council on Physical Fitness - and Sports Dennis Roberson, YMCA Teen and USA Freedom Corps greeter Approximately 40 YMCA Teens and Counselors VIPs in Audience Rick Perry, Governor, State of Texas David Dewhurst, Lt. Governor, State of Texas Ken Gladish [GLAY-Dish], Ph.D, President and CEO, YMCA of the US.A Gordon Echtenkamp, President and CEO, YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas Jo Harris, Executive Director, Lakewest Family YMCA, Dallas, TX Kenneth Cooper, M.D., Cooper Clinic, Dallas, TX Congressman Michael Burgess (R, TX-26)

39 Congressman Joe Barton (R, TX-06) Congressman Sam Johnson (R, TX-03) Dennis Roberson, USA FreedomCorps Greeter Approximately 300 participants including YMCA day campers, YMCA teens involved in fitness activities, counselors, parents, and members of the community interested in health and fitness.,,! White House Staff Andrew Card, Chief of Staff Alan Gilbert, Special Assistant to the President for Domestic Policy IV. PRESS PLAN Tour: Remarks: Press Pool Open Press V. SEQUENCE OF EVENTS You arrive at the Lakewest Family YMCA and are greeted by USA Freedom Corps Greeter Dennis Roberson, Governor Perry, Lt. Governor Dewhurst, Dr. Gladish, Mr. Echtenkamp, Ms. Harris, Lynn Swann, and Andrew Simpson. You and Lynn Swann begin tour guided by Andrew Simpson, and proceed to Room 311 to visit 5 to 7 year olds involved in calisthenics exercises where you meet Shadale Myers and Kartez Rowel. You proceed outside to swimming pool to visit 8 to 11 year olds involved in swimming lessons and games where you meet Chris Turner and Stephen Raveneau. You proceed inside to Room 305 to visit 13 to 15 year old teens involved in Hip Hop aerobics where you meet Anita Barnes and Reginald Dillard. You proceed to YMCA gymnasium off-stage announce area. Andrew Simpson is pre-positioned on stage with Council members and 40 YMCA teens and counselors. Lynn Swann is announced on to stage. You are announced on to stage. Lynn Swann delivers brief remarks and introduces you. You deliver remarks. You conclude remarks, proceed to rope line, and depart. VI. REMARKS Prepared by Speechwriting

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42 Remarks on Fitness July 18, 2003 Draft #6 Good afternoon. It's great to be home, and I appreciate the chance to visit the 'Lakewest Family YMCA. The dedicated staff here is helping young people get active, stay in shape, and live healthier lives. Fitness is an important and rewarding goal for our Nation. Doctors and scientists are making great progress in preventing, detecting, and treating many chronic diseases - like heart disease, cancer, and diabetes. Yet the best way to prevent disease and live longer is to lead a healthy life. We must teach children the importance 'of exercise and good nutrition so they can develop good habits, and keep them throughout their lives. Acknowledgments Lynn Swann, Chairman, President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports (will introduce the President) Governor Rick Perry (R-TX) Congressman Sam Johnson (R-TX) Congressman Michael Burgess (R-TX) David Dewhurst, Lieutenant Governor (R-TX) Dr. Dot Richardson, Olympic Gold Medalist, Surgeon, and Vice Chairwoman, President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports Dr. Ken Gladish [GLAY-dish], President and CEO, YMCA of the USA Gordon Echtenkamp [ECK-ten-camp], President and CEO, YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas Jo Harris, Executive Director, Lakewest Family YMCA (Dallas, Texas) Andrew Simpson, YMCA Teen, Lakewest Family YMCA (tour guide) [mentioned later in remarks] Other Members of the President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports Other YMCA campers Dennis Roberson [RAH-ber-son], USA Freedom Corps Greeter - Dennis has been an active volunteer at the Lakewest Family YMCA, volunteering at least 15 hours each week helping young people. Dennis helps administer the YMCA's Health Rocks! program, which teaches young people how to make healthy lifestyle choices and develop 1

43 important life skills., Dennis also volunteers each weekday to help run the YMCA technology center, teaching children how to use the computer, how to access the Internet, and how to research topics of interest. One of the most important lessons young people can learn today is how to lead healthy lives. It's good for them, and it's good for America. Obesity can cause serious health problems like heart disease and diabetes, and adds to the cost of health care in America. in 2000 alone, obesity costs totaled 117 billion dollars. Since 1980, rates of obesity. have doubled among children, and tripled among adolescents. We must reverse this trend - and we know how to do it. We need to teach every young person the importance of a good diet and regular exercise: The local YMCA is one of the best places to start an exercise program - and you can ask young people like Andrew Simpson. Andrew was an excellent tour guide today, and he explained that his workout program not only gives him energy, but confidence too. He said, "I was tired of always being the little guy." Well anyone who has seen Andrew recently knows that he doesn't need to worry about that anymore. Here at Lakewest, young people are learning how to build confidence and a healthier body. And they are also learning that exercise is fun and doesn't need to be a chore - a few minutes a day goes a long way. In order to help educate Americans about healthy living, last year I launched the HealthierUS initiative. This program is based on four guidelines: First, be physically active every day. Parents, bring your kids toa YMCA or a local park, or play catch in the backyard. Second, develop good eating habits. It's been estimated that dietary changes could reduce cancer deaths in the United States by a third. Kids, that means eating more fruits and vegetables. Third, take advantage of preventive screenings. Simple tests 'like checking your blood pressure can make a big difference. Fourth, make healthy choices by avoiding smoking, drugs, and excessive or underage drinking. These four simple measures will help all Americans - young and old -:- get healthier and stronger. 2

44 I ~ To promote this program, I asked my fdend Lynn Swann to serve as chairman of my Council on Physical Fitness and Sports. Earlier today, Lynn joined with some of the young people here at Lakewest to unveil a _ new Presidential fitness challenge. We have set a goal: to get 20 million -additional Americans to exercise for at least 30 minutes a day, five days a week. I hope every American will take the challenge. lt"s easy to get started and you can track your progress online at presidentschallenge.org. And I can promise you: Stick with it, and you'll --feel better, you'll have a lot more energy, and you'll reduce your risk of future health problems. In addition, I have proposed 125 million dollars to help local governments assist communities and organizations like the YMCA to promote awareness about the benefits of exercise and good nutrition. -- These new funds would be available to target obesity, diabetes, and asthma, _and could be. used for exercise or nutrition programs or preventive screenings. I urge the Congress to approve my request for this important health initiative. My Administration is also propos,ing greater incentives for local school - districts thatfocus on better nutrition and eating habits. To help ensure that all our Nation's children reach their full potential, schools need to provide young people with nutritious meals. Kids can do their part by - making smart choices about what they eat - - Exercise is a daily part of my life and my family's life, and I urge all Americans to make it an important part of their lives too. And kids, remember that you can make a difference, too - by getting your parents tojoin in and exercise with you., Together, you'll feel great and you will - help build a healthier and strongeramerica. - Thank you, and God Bless America. Drafted by: Brian C. Jones, Offic~ of Speechwriting _ Office: Cell: I (b)(6), I \ - 3 ( -

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46 BACKGROUND INFORMATION ON TOUR GUIDES Andrew Simpson, YMCA Teen, Lakewest Family YMCA, Dallas, Texas (Will lead YMCA tour.) Andrew is 17 years old and will be a senior at L.G. Pinkston High School in Dallas, Texas. He ran track in middle school and is currently involved in tennis and the marching band. He began his involvement with the YMCA in 2000, with the Texas Youth in Government program and began to work out at the YMCA in He says he has always been "a little guy," though he is over six feet tall. He began to get serious about exercise in January of this year because he needs to stay in shape for the dancing and moving associated with marching band in the fall. He also wants to begin basketball after band and does not want to "ride the bench." At the YMCA, Andrew also participates in ''Health Rocks," a program to train other teens to mentor young children to live healthier lives. Lynn Swann, Chairman, President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports (Will introduce you.) Named as Chair of the President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports in June For nine years, Lynn played professional football with the Pittsburgh Steelers, winning four Super Bowl titles. He is also a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Since his retirement from football, Lynn has been a sports broadcaster with ABC Sports. Currently residing in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Lynn is also on the board of directors and is a spokesman for Big Brothers and Big Sisters of America.

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