It's beginning to feel a bit like Groundhog's Day as the debt talks continue. The president has nothing on his public schedule today besides his usual morning briefings so he will have plenty of time to meet behind closed doors with Congressional leaders if the need arises. We'll keep you posted on any changes in the schedule.

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Following President Obama's primetime speech last night, he'll have a quiet day, at least in terms of public appearances. He has his usual briefings, a little bit later than usual, and then this afternoon, he and Vice President Biden will meet with Defense Secretary Leon Panetta in the Oval Office. All of those meetings are closed to the press. There's plenty of time on his schedule for him to be making phone calls to Congressional leaders or perhaps they'll even add a face-to-face meeting later in the day. At this point, there's nothing official but we'll let you know if anything changes.

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The negotiations for the debt ceiling talks continue without any movement so far. There are no meetings at the White House scheduled today but as a senior administration tells us, "as you know, the situation is fluid." Meanwhile, the president has his usual briefings and a meeting with his senior advisors. The public events on his schedule include afternoon remarks to the National Council of La Raza, which is a national Hispanic civil rights and advocacy group. Later he welcomes the San Francisco Giants to the East Room to celebrate their 2010  World Series victory. They have the night off from playing before heading to Philadelphia to begin a three game series against the Phillies.

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TGIF!! For the first time in several days, we'll actually see the president today with a couple of events opened to the press. Later this morning, President Obama will be traveling to the University of Maryland in College Park, MD to hold a town hall meeting where he will discuss the ongoing deficit reduction negotiations. Later this afternoon, he'll host Prime Minister John Key of New Zealand where they'll discuss a range of issues important to both countries. They'll have a private meeting in the Oval Office and then they'll make statements to the press afterwards. The rest of the president's day will involve meetings but at this point they aren't with Congressional leaders for more debt talks; he'll meet with Defense Secretary Leon Panetta and later visit with Ambassador to Afghanistan Karl Eikenberry and his wife.

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President Obama leaves today for a two-day swing through two states and one territory. He'll spend several hours in North Carolina meeting with his Council on Jobs and Competitiveness and touring a factory that makes LED light bulbs. He'll make remarks on the economy afterwards. Then he heads to Miami to attend three fundraisers (only one is open to cameras) where he will shore up support from Hispanics and Latinos.  He'll spend the night in Florida tonight before heading to Puerto Rico tomorrow.

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