b which is exactly where it has been for a long time, decades. why is he comparing it to the annual rates? unclear. i ve got him a chart here to help him understand. i love talking about gdp. the blue are the obama years. remember when obama took over? it was drop like a rock over the recession. take a look at the line, the red line, that s 3%. that s the number of times that gdp was above 3% during the obama era. how many times does that happen in the trump era? well, it just touched gdp in the second quarter of this year. again, we re all for higher gdp. we really want it to happen. it did happen eight times over the span of eight years. there s still some work to do to get to donald trump s promised 4% annual growth. it s just not worth being misleading about this stuff. we re all on the same team here. there s no american i ever met who says we want less gdp growth. time for more information, better information. that does it for us. you can catch us every weekday at 11:00 a.m.
to recruit youth, not just in the united states but across the world. this is something that we across the administration have been watching very closely and have been responding to very aggressively. not just across the federal government but in partnership with state and local law enforcement. why would that happen here? the assumption is that the u.s. hasรง better information. it shouldn t work here. people should have a better sense of what it is to live in a humane way. how are they effective here? well, i think the social media campaign that isis employs seeks to exploit the vulnerable, the potentially disenfranchised youth. that is why it is so important for people in the community to be aware of the indicators of potential radicalization and respond appropriately. what do you do, though, mr. secretary? how do you stop people from spreading messages on social media? how do you stop people from becoming radicalized. those are two very different questions. let me take the