White House Schedule - February 10, 2014

President Barack Obama arrives back at the White House aboard Marine One following a trip to East Lansing, Mich., Feb. 7, 2014. (Official White House Photo by Amanda Lucidon)

In the morning, the President and Vice President will receive the Presidential Daily Briefing in the Oval Office. 

In the afternoon, the President and Vice President will meet for lunch in the Private Dining Room. 

Later in the afternoon, as part of the State Visit of President François Hollande to the United States, President Obama and President Hollande will travel to Charlottesville, Virginia

While in Charlottesville, the President and President Hollande will tour Monticello and deliver remarks. As the residence of Thomas Jefferson, one of the United States’ earliest envoys to France, Monticello reflects Jefferson’s affection for the people of France, the long-standing relations between our two democracies, and the shared values we hold dear:  life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. 

Afterward, the President and President Hollande depart Charlottesville en route Washington, DC.

9:45 AM	The President and Vice President receive the Presidential Daily Briefing Oval Office
12:30 PM	The President and Vice President meet for lunch Private Dining Room
1:30 PM	Press Briefing by Press Secretary Jay Carney
2:50 PM	The President departs the White House en route Joint Base Andrews Washington Monument - West Slope
3:15 PM	The President and President Hollande depart Joint Base Andrews
3:55 PM	The President and President Hollande arrive Charlottesville Airport Charlottesville Albemarle Airport
4:30 PM	The President and President Hollande tour Monticello Monticello - Charlottesville, Virginia
5:15 PM	The President and President Hollande deliver remarks Monticello - Charlottesville, Virginia
6:05 PM	The President and President Hollande depart Charlottesville Charlottesville Albemarle Airport
6:55 PM	The President and President Hollande arrive Joint Base Andrews
7:20 PM	The President arrives the White House