DARYN KAGAN, CNN ANCHOR: President Bush visits the place where the nation was born 225 years ago today. He will focus on America's troubled youth while he's in Philadelphia. Our White House correspondent Major Garrett is also traveling with the president and he joins us now. Major, a Happy Fourth to you.</s>MAJOR GARRETT, CNN WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENT: Happy Fourth of July to you, Daryn, and to all those in the CNN audience. The president comes to Philadelphia, the city where it all started, not only for the nation, but for his presidency. And as you said, Daryn, 225 years ago today, the Second Continental Congress adopted that Declaration of Independence and just a year ago, President Bush was nominated by the Republican Party as its candidate to seek the presidency. President Bush returns to Philadelphia to talk about not only patriotism and some of the bedrock American values, as almost every president does on the Fourth of July, but also his faith-based initiative. When he comes to Philadelphia, his first stop will be at an urban block party where he will talk about a particular program that reaches out to troubled youth in Philadelphia, also provides drug and alcohol counseling, all a faith-based initiative he says the federal government should get behind more directly. The House of Representatives will take up his faith-based initiative after returning from the Fourth of July recess. The president will use this trip in part to encourage the House, both Republican and Democrat, to back that faith-based initiative -- Daryn.</s>KAGAN: Major Garrett, enjoying the holiday with the president in Philadelphia. Thank you.
President Bush Focuses on Faith-Based Initiatives in Philadelphia