CAROL LIN, CNN ANCHOR: I am going to interrupt here the U.S. Attorney Paul McNulty there to take you live to Birmingham, Alabama, where the president of the United States trying to pump up the economy to a speech to business people in Alabama. This on a moment when the Dow is now down 250 points.</s>GEORGE W. BUSH, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: Thank you all very much. Thank you for coming. So I come up here with Thornton (ph) and he says, "I think driving a bulldozer's a little easier than introducing you."</s>BUSH: It didn't require a government law. It didn't require a giant act of Congress or a presidential edict. It required somebody like Romain (ph) loving a neighbor like he would like to be loved himself and, therefore, he has poured his heart and soul into Big Brothers and Big Sisters here in Birmingham, Alabama.</s>LIN: All right, President Bush wrapping up there in Birmingham, Alabama, trying to make some strong remarks there about the economy to boost the economy. When he started his speech, it was about, I don't know. Dow Jones was down 250 points, and throughout the speech, we were watching those numbers rise as the losses were mounting Wall Street. Those losses, however, starting reverse a bit.
Bush Makes Remarks About Economy