Today is a big day for President Obama and democrats looking to get legislate healthcare reform. Today, the President brings both Republicans, who have railed against the reform, and Democrats to the table to discuss the controversial bill with hopes of ironing out the differences.

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Watch as Roland dives deep into First Lady Michelle Obama’s ”Let’s Move” campaign — a mission to get young American eating right and getting proper exercise.

President Obama held a star-studded concert at the White House to commemorate the music that inspired the Civil Rights Movement that featured such talent as Smokey Robinson, Jennifer Hudson, Natalie Cole and many more. We’ve captured some of the hottest performances for you to watch right here. See even more performances at whitehouse.gov Yolanda Adams performs A Change is Gonna Come


Smokey Robinson and Jennifer Hudson perform People Get Ready


Natalie Cole performs I Wish I Knew What Feels to Be Free


The Howard University Choir performs Lord I Done Don’

Roland and his panel talk about President Obama’s State of the Union and Justice Alito’s reaction to it. Should the President have left the judges out of it or was it his right? Watch Joe Madison and Armstrong Williams battle it out.

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Secretary of Education Arne Duncan came by Washington Watch to express President Obama’s full support for Historically Black Colleges and Universities with $98 million dollar of support.

TELL US: Does this show that Pres. Obama does have a specific plan for African Americans?