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Presidents Take Winter Vacations for Christmas and New Years -- History with Kirk Bado PODCAST PROMO
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2:20Now PlayingOver the summer, C-SPAN's podcast "Extreme Mortman" did an episode all about Presidents – and summer vacations.
Now - time for the sequel – Presidents – and winter vacations!
Like the one Barack Obama took – which he previewed during a 2013 press conference – a few days before Christmas:
"So the end of the year is always a good time to reflect and see what can you do better next year. That's how I intend to approach it. I'm sure that I will have even better ideas after a couple days of sleep and sun."
And George W. Bush, on vacation in 2002, New Year's Eve:
"Hi, guys. Happy New Year to everybody. Laura and I wish all our fellow Americans a prosperous and peaceful and a happy new year. We are really happy to be spending New Year here in Crawford, Texas. We'll be having our New Year's hamburger here in a minute."
Just like with presidents and summer vacation, by now you're likely wondering:
• Where do our Presidents go for winter vacation?
• Do they get work done during winter vacation?
• Who pays for the trip?
• And what do political junkies and National Journal veterans Kirk Bado and Ledge King –– say about presidents and winter vacations?
Find out in NEW episode "Extreme Mortman" podcast.
Hear the full podcast from this promo here on YouTube
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