The two things he's going to focus on: Social Security reform as well as his energy plan. It really underscores the importance of President Bush's message. This is only the fourth time this has happened. It is a very rare incident that you have a press conference in primetime in the East Room. Obviously, the White House wants as many people as possible to watch and hear what the president has to say. Just moments ago we learned that that press conference was moved from 8:30 to 8:00 due to complications of network programming. SUZANNE MALVEAUX, CNN CORRESPONDENT Well Wolf, very interesting. She's over at the White House with a preview of the president's primetime appeal - Suzanne.
Chris Huntington - he'll look at the energy debate. She'll have a closer look at Social Security. Standing by in New York to tell us why, Mary Snow. But it's been a tough sell so far, especially when it comes to Social Security. In just three hours, President Bush holds a news conference to make one more pitch for his policies. And he's been expending a lot of energy promoting his energy ideas.
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