President Barack Obama will deliver a statement on developments in Iraq and Ferguson, Missouri at 4 p.m. on Monday, the White House announced.
The statement follows Obama meeting with his national security team Monday morning and then Attorney General Eric Holder Monday afternoon.
On Monday Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon (D) announced that there would be no curfew in Ferguson Monday night.
You can watch Obama here:
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Some people will be upset if he doesn’t go to Ferguson and personally take control of the situation and others will be mad because he doesn’t blindly take the word of an incompetent Police force but you can rest assured very few people will actually listen to what he says.
The cops releasing that video after the DOJ asked them not to smacks of “take that, dark-skinned Mr. President” if you ask me…
Uh oh - The racist in chief is going to speak and insight more riots. He already painted the White House black and put a hit on all white people. Oh wait……
wtf i keep losing the video
It’s all choppy—different segments keep coming out of order. I’ve never seen streaming so bad, it’s usually fine.