Victoria Jones asks White House Press Secretary Scott McClellan when President Bush will react to falling public polls.
McClellan answers that the President is focused on results, not polls. He says that polls are a "snap shot" in time that often sway politicians during election years, but President Bush will continue to work on solving important problems: war on terrorism and the American economy (1:56).
May 2, 2006
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