DAILY SNAPSHOT
Monday, March 14, 2016

All times are Eastern Time (ET)

10:00 am: The President and the Vice President receive the Presidential Daily Briefing

11:15 am: The President delivers remarks at the Chief of Missions Conference Watch here

12:30 pm: The President and the Vice President meet for lunch

1:45 pm: First Lady Michelle Obama Welcomes the Broadway cast of Hamilton to the White HouseWatch here

5:30 pm: The President and the First Lady host the Broadway cast of Hamilton for a performance of musical selections Watch here

Weekly Address: The Legacy of Nancy Reagan

In this week's address, President Obama discussed the life and legacy of former First Lady Nancy Reagan. From redefining the role of First Lady of the United States to becoming a staunch advocate for stem cell research and research on Alzheimer's disease, a disease that afflicted her husband, Nancy Reagan was an inspiration to the American people.

WATCH THE ADDRESS

"Voices from Miami: Cuban Americans Share Their Thoughts on President Obama's Efforts on Cuba"

For more than fifty years, Americans and Cubans have been isolated from one another even though Cuba is only 90 miles away from Florida. On March 20, President Obama will head down to Cuba himself - becoming the first American president to visit this once-closed country in 88 years. Learn more about what the Cuban Americans think of President Obama's efforts on Cuba.

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President Obama at SXSW: Innovation Can Make Government Work Better for Everyone

On Friday, the President traveled to South by Southwest Interactive in Austin, Texas to talk about civic engagement in the 21st Century to an audience of creators and entrepreneurs who are defining the future of our connected lives. WATCH THE CONVERSATION

From making it easier for students to apply for financial aid to allowing seniors to apply for Social Security benefits online, the President also took to Twitter to talk about how technology has already made the government work better for people:

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"Nancy became a voice on behalf of millions of families experiencing the...reality of Alzheimer's disease."