Obama girls get dating advice from their watchful dad

President Barack Obama says he's not worried about
his daughters starting to date. After all, he's got some
help keeping an eye on them.
Malia, age 15, and Sasha, age 12, are "very sensible",
Obama told comedian and talk show host Steve Harvey
in a television interview that aired on Friday.
"And the second thing is, I've got men with guns
following them around all the time," Obama quipped,
referring to the Secret Service detail that is a constant
presence around his family.
"This is the main reason I ran for re-election," he joked
in the light-hearted interview taped at the White House.
"You know I'm going to have them covered for most of
high school." Obama and his family left for a two-week
holiday in Hawaii on Friday.
He and his wife, First Lady Michelle Obama, have
worked hard to keep their daughters out of the public
eye as much as possible during his presidency.
"They're doing great, but they grow up so fast," Obama
said in the interview.
Obama said he worries about "getting in the way of the
girls just having a normal life" and said he has taught
them to make good decisions about relationships.
"What I've told them before is, as long as that young
man is showing you respect, and is kind to you, then
I'm not going to be hovering over every second," he
said.
"I think it's intimidating enough to be asking out the
daughter of the president without me adding to that
intimidation factor," he said.