Video: Biden the Wizard performs magic for 3-year-old
Vice President Joe Biden pulls a fast one on a youngster who won't let go of his speech. (Countdown)

Video: Biden jokes with kids at swearing-in ceremony
Vice President Joe Biden shows his softer side yesterday after a child takes his notes during the swearing-in ceremony in the Senate. (Morning Joe)

Video: Biden confident of Dems’ midterm chances
When it comes to politics, there’s no such thing as a summer vacation, and Vice President Joe Biden stepped into the fray, predicting that Democrats would “shock the heck out of everybody” in the fall. (Nightly News)

Video: Biden: We still have work to do in Iraq
Vice President Joe Biden tells TODAY’s Matt Lauer that the U.S. must continue to make sure that the Iraqis have a stable government so the country can survive the withdrawal of American combat troops. (Today Show)

Video: Americans question war in Afghanistan
America has been fighting the war in Afghanistan for nine years, and since it began attitudes on the homefront have changed. NBC’s Lester Holt talks with high school students in the U.S., as well as a Marine sergeant deployed in Afghanistan. (Today Show)

Video: Oil leaking from cap on ruptured well
Evidence of leaks from the bottom of BP's oil well as well as seepage on the ocean floor cast doubt on BP's ability to keep the busted well plugged until a relief well is completed. NBC's Anne Thompson reports. (Nightly News)

Video: France threatens to pull troops out of Afghanistan
French President Nicolas Sarkozy is threatening to pull nearly 4,000 troops out of Afghanistan after four French troops were killed by a member of the Afghan military. (NewsNation)

Video: Army private eyed in WikiLeaks scandal
A senior Pentagon official says the prime suspect behind the recent leak of top-secret U.S. military documents is 22-year-old Bradley Manning, already suspected in earlier leaks. NBC’s Jim Miklaszewski reports. (Today Show)

Video: Pentagon resumes ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’
A federal judge has ruled that the Pentagon can resume enforcement of the controversial "don't ask, don't tell" policy, until further legal arguments can be filed. (Other)

So Long To Ya, 2010 | The JibJab 2010 Year in Review!
This year we've turned Obama and Biden into puppets to sing a duet of regret. After a grueling year of Wikileaks and oil spills, join our Oval Officers in kicking off 2011 by kicking 2010 out the door!Author: JibJabTags: barack obama joe biden jibjab year review 2010 jib jab Posted: