People say to me, 'Mr. President, you helped revive the banking industry, you saved GM and Chrysler, what about the news business?'

Government can't replace every job that has been lost.

We want to make sure the financial system doesn't just work for Wall Street, but it works for Main Street too.

This represents the biggest deficit reduction plan since the 1990s.

We need an economy where we borrow less and produce more.

But it's not just Californians who are being hit by rate hikes.

During these difficult economic times, we will work to help responsible homeowners stay in their homes and stabilize the housing market so home values can rise.

Government can't stop every foreclosure.

We helped shore up the American auto industry.

The Commission is charged with identifying policies to improve the fiscal situation in the medium term and to achieve fiscal sustainability over the long run.

Businesses are the true engines of growth; businesses are the engines of job creation in this country.

We have rescued this economy from the worst of this crisis.

I will spend the day in the Savannah area speaking to Georgians about the challenges they face and listening to their ideas for working together to turn the economy around.

Our task as a Nation—and our mission as an Administration—is to harness that innovative spirit, that productive energy, and that potential in order to create jobs.

That is how we will create new jobs in new industries.

The Recovery Act has saved or created roughly two million jobs so far.

More than 7 million jobs have been lost since the recession began two years ago.

A good place to start, and what I hope to spend a lot of time on in these discussions today, is how we can move forward on a jobs package that encourages small business to hire.