msnbc | March 06, 2012
Obama comments on Limbaugh controversy, 'war on women'
During President Obama's first news conference of 2012, he answered questions on why he made a phone call to support Georgetown law student Sandra Fluke, the role of debate in democracy, and whether or not he agrees with DNC chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz about the GOP waging "war against women."
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