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President Obama discusses the limits of presidential power and his efforts to push forward gun safety legislation. NBC News’ Lester Holt interviews the president for a Dateline NBC special: “The Reality of Hope.”

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Anyone else on the Obama binge during this Coronavirus quarantine

SuperTman

I’ll never forget when they mocked him for crying and caring about our country. Now we have a cold unempathetic president and people worship him.

jessica

There is no way you can mock
murdered children, and still be
a decent human being.

rahrahtyme

Some of those names he read out are names of my students and the thought of them being hurt or killed sent me into tears. I'm a momma too and the thought that something like that could happen to my child sent a lurch in my tummy. I know a lot of people are split on whether they like Obama or not but I like the fact that he admits he wasn't a perfect President. He was human and that's how a president should be.

fiyeroselphaba

I bet Trump won't even address the country after shootings, hell, he'll probably just tweet about it.

jamesburgessk

Back when US president was respected and not a worldwide joke....

apa

As a person of non-us nationality, Obama is the first US president I saw on TV. Listening to his well-delivered speeches, watching him in his self-collected class and confidence, it really set the bar for me in terms of how professional, regal and respected the US president is.

Man that went downhill quick

danielkean

Crying for the lost lives is one human nature with a human heart. And obama proves to be a real human with emotions. Human lives can't be measured by monetary value or political value. Those who try to turn the other way are rather inhuman. We the people need a leader who knows the sorrow, sadness, pains, sufferings, to understand better whom he is serving as a leader, like Obama.

harumih.

Here's what's frustrating. I'm from Australia, where gun control is implemented. It works. Gun violence still exists of course, but it's INSANELY rare. To those saying "don't take away our guns", gun control doesn't take away your guns. It takes away guns from people who shouldn't have it (teens, mentally ill). Gaining access to a gun is stricter, with lots of background checks. Our last mass shooting was in 1996 and we haven't had one since. Thankyou Obama, you tried.

stephiiee

I hate how people turn issues into blue vs red and entirely forget the issue at hand, no wonder the world calls us dumb.

pedropierre

3:06 One of the ladies in the backgroung when he was speaking looked so numb, in so much pain, it's heartbreaking.

nunoafonso

absolutely horrible. can’t imagine being a parent, thinking my baby is safe at school, only to find out they were killed for no reason at all. my heart goes out to those parents who lost their children

superdannny

I just can't seem to wrap my head around why people are bashing this man. Whether you agree with his politics or not, you should at least respect the fact that he led this country for 8 years. Do people not understand how difficult that job must be? Not to mention that half of the hatred towards him stems from the fact that he is a Democrat and the majority of his critics are Republicans. Politics have increasingly become a game of teams, me vs you, and red vs blue. So while people are playing their little game like it's sports or something, people's lives are being directly affected by these decisions. Identity politics are a cancer on society.

grumpy