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White House state dinner for Mexico

The Obamas host Mexican President Felipe Calder�n and his wife, Margarita Zavala, for a state dinner.

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President Obama gestures at the decorative butterflies hanging from the top of the tent during the entertainment portion of the state dinner for Mexico.

Charles Dharapak / AP

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