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The sign, completed Friday by artist David Lee of Arvada, shows a grinning, cartoonish Obama and bears the words: "PRESIDENT or JIHAD?"
Other members of the public would be permitted to attend the event.
An Associated Press investigation has found Sanford took private plane trips and did not report the flights on ethics disclosure forms.
The White House confirmed Tuesday that Garrett will be included among a round of network interviews that the president is giving Wednesday in Beijing.
U.S. Rep. Donald Manzullo told WREX-TV in Rockford, Ill., that alleged terrorists imprisoned at the Navy base are "really really mean people whose job it is to kill people, driven by some savage religion."
The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee is focused on the $45 billion federal bailout of Bank of America Corp. and its hastily arranged acquisition of Merrill last December.
The governor congratulated them on the job they were doing before shaking hands and posing for photographs.
Randolph County Board of Elections drew a name for the seat after two candidates tied in the November 3 election. Neither candidate showed up for the drawing.
"El Chapo" Guzman is listed as No. 41 of the 67 most powerful people in the world. Mexican Government officials called it an insult.
The sentence handed down Friday in suburban Washington was far less than the nearly 30 years prosecutors had sought for William Jefferson, a Democrat who represented parts of New Orleans.
The seven-term Democrat said he looks forward to watching another member of his party run against first-term Republican Sen. Richard Burr.
Moore left office in January and became a managing director at Relational Investors in April.
The Republican governor still opposes gay marriage and said during the 2006 election that he opposed civil unions for same-sex couples.
Guilford County Board of Elections has released all the write-ins for the November 3 elections.
