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We inspected videos and photos of the president exiting the helicopter to determine the truth.

People wondered if the flyers sent to families all over the state were a political stunt. Here's what we know.

The alleged quote spread as polls showed Americans' faith in the economy was at its lowest in over a decade.

"When citizens stand together and make their voices heard, the country should pay attention,” one popular social media post said.

Is the video real? Senior reporter Jordan Liles has the details.