Reporter: Did the President give his email address to anybody in that bipartisan congressional meeting today?

Gibbs: I was going to think of something cute on the email address, but nothing comes to mind that would be good. I think we covered the BlackBerry yesterday, that there's a small group of people that are able to BlackBerry with the President so that he can stay in touch with them.

Gibbs: I think that the President has certainly asked members of Congress that have ideas to call the White House. I know that Rahm [Emanuel] has certainly given out his cell phone number to members of the House, the Senate and probably a lot of you all in here -- (laughter) -- to stay in touch if people have ideas that meet the President's test of getting the economy moving again.

Reporter: On his BlackBerry, Robert -- the President said yesterday when he left here that it wasn't up and running yet. Is it up and running today?

Gibbs: I will check... I believe that it is. But I will -- I will double check on that.