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  • 22
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    2013
    10:12am, EDT

    #ChuckToddQuestions: Ask NBC's White House Correspondent about Obama, NCAA brackets and more at 10:30am ET on Twitter

    President Barack Obama wraps the first foreign trip of his second term Friday with stops in Israel and Jordan before returning to the U.S. 

    After spending time with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and giving a speech to Israeli youths Thursday, Obama is finishing his trip Friday with a visit to Amman, Jordan and a meeting with King Abdullah II.

    Chuck Todd, NBC News’ Chief White House Correspondent and anchor of MSNBC’s “Daily Rundown,” has been traveling with the president and will take to Twitter this morning to answer questions about the trip.

    And in the spirit of March Madness, he’ll dish on NCAA basketball brackets as well. (Chuck has his Miami Hurricanes taking the title). 

    To join the conversation on Twitter, tweet your question for Chuck (@chucktodd) using the hashtag #ChuckToddQuestions. He’ll be answering until 11:30 a.m. ET.

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    I wonder why Chuckie T. thought it was necessary to point out the President looked "tired" last night on NBC Nightly News? Chuck should stick to his number crunching and leave reading body language to the experts... I'm tired of his snarky little digs at President Obama!

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