Barack Obama to be paid $400,000 for Cantor Fitzgerald speech | Financial Times
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Obama's $400,000 Wall Street speaking fee will undermine everything he believes in - Vox
Complete Text of President Obama's 2012 State of the Union Speech | Asia Society
Opinion: Thanks, Obama: His $400,000 speaking fee actually helps America - MarketWatch
Faculty Q&A: Barack Obama's Presidency and His Legacy | Spotlight | Wellesley College
Obama tests positive for COVID-19, says he's 'feeling fine'
Obama: "We're nowhere near where we need to be" on tackling climate change | Reuters
President Obama's Budget Makes Historic Investments in Young Children - Center for American Progress
Obama is making $400,000 for a single speech. Is that so different from other presidents? - Los Angeles Times
Barack Obama's most noteworthy speeches - ABC News
Barack Obama accepts $400,000 Wall Street speaking fee
Barack Obama's Memoir to Go on Sale Shortly After Election - WSJ
Obama Breaks His Long Silence and Finally Condemns Trumpism – Rolling Stone
What D.C. neighborhood will President Obama live in after his term ends? - Washington Business Journal
President Barack Obama Keynote Speaker - Harry Walker Agency
Barack Obama's $400,000 speaking fees reveal what few want to admit | Steven W Thrasher | The Guardian
Barack Obama to Mark Progress on Veterans Issues in Atlanta | Time
President Barack Obama State of the Union 2013 speech (full text, video) - POLITICO
Barack Obama to make $1.2m from three Wall Street speeches | The Independent | The Independent
Fact Check: President Obama's Final Press Conference
Obama announces troop reductions, way forward in Afghanistan > National Guard > Guard News - The National Guard
Obama Lashes Trump in Debut 2018 Speech. President's Response: 'I Fell Asleep.' - The New York Times
