It was reassuring. He was very concerned. I think he was truthful in what he, you know, the way - he took time to see every one of us, every single one of us and spent a few minutes visiting with us, and very sincere in what he wanted to do. So I was very impressed and I really appreciate the opportunity to talk to him.
Billy Anderson describes his meeting with President Obama and his impression of the president's concern for the families of the Deepwater Horizon victims.
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