WOLF BLITZER, CNN ANCHOR: Let's go to Walter Reed Medical Center in Washington, D.C. The president of the United States was there this morning to get his knees checked, an MRI. He's going to be speaking to medical personnel. Let's listen in.</s>GEORGE W. BUSH, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: Thank you.</s>BLITZER: The president of the United States over at the Walter Reed Army Medical Center here in the nation's capital. He went there earlier to get an MRI on his knees. He's been jogging a lot. No word yet on how that MRI tested, what the results are going to be. I'm sure we'll get all of those indications shortly. But the president used the opportunity also to meet with medical personnel, to meet with wounded soldiers who have been getting treatment. You see the first lady there with him. They'll be going back to the White House from the Walter Reed Army Medical Center. The president praising the medical, the military medical capabilities at Walter Reed and other military hospitals around the United States, indeed, around the world. An emotional appearance by the president at this U.S. Army hospital. The subject, of course, involved Iraq. Army Medical Center>
Bush Delivers Remarks to Medical Personnel at Walter Reed Army Medical Center