We still question the power of our democracy. Tonight is your answer. [cheers and applause] its the answer told by lines that stretch run schools and churches, in numbers this nation has never seen. People who waited three hours, four hours. Many for the first time in their lives. Because they believe that this time must be different, that their voices could be that difference. Its spoken by young and old, rich and poor, democrat and republican, black, white, hispanic, asian, native american, gay, straight, disabled, disabled and not disabled. [applause] america to set a message to the world that we have never been just a collection of individual or a collection of red states and blue states. We are and always will be the United States of america. [cheers and applause] this scene ager features a to month ago, november fourth, 2008 at Center Barack Obama declared his victory and makes history as americas first africanamerican president. An estimated 250,000 people gathering estimated 25
Barack obamas presidency. All things are possible. If the dream of our founders questioned the power of ourof democracy, tonight is your answer. [cheering] if the answer told by the lines that stretch around schools ande churches. Suppose that are rich and poor, democrat and republican, black, white, hispanic, asian, native american, street, disabled, not pp disabled, americans send a message to the world that we have never been just a collection of individuals with a collection of red states and blue states we always have beene and will be the United States of america. [applause] [cheering] an estimated 250,000 gathering at chicagos grant park on the unusual mild tonight marking what could be the start of eight years in the white house for the 44th president prepares to leave historians begin to assess theo obama legacy. The three leading authors adding their perspective to the newanad terms in the white house. We are joined at the table with april ryan, my upclose view of the preside
Barack obamas presidency. All things are possible. If the dream of our founders questioned the power of ourof democracy, tonight is your answer. [cheering] if the answer told by the lines that stretch around schools ande churches. Suppose that are rich and poor, democrat and republican, black, white, hispanic, asian, native american, street, disabled, not pp disabled, americans send a message to the world that we have never been just a collection of individuals with a collection of red states and blue states we always have beene and will be the United States of america. [applause] [cheering] an estimated 250,000 gathering at chicagos grant park on the unusual mild tonight marking what could be the start of eight years in the white house for the 44th president prepares to leave historians begin to assess theo obama legacy. The three leading authors adding their perspective to the newanad terms in the white house. We are joined at the table with april ryan, my upclose view of the preside
And depth on booktv continues in here at our table in washington d. C. , april ryan, author of presidency in black and white, white house correspondent. Eddie glaude, his latest book, democracy and black. And David Maraniss, has written 11 books. One of them, transfixed. The tone and tenor of the critics barack obama has faced we heard him a moment ago. They dont function that the loyal opposition. It seems what weve witnessed over the last eight years of folks who are committed to their ideological position of the prophecy of democracy. More so than george w. Bush or Ronald Reagan or Richard Nixon . He was able to assemblies implement his policy. We could actually push this back to the contract with america. They can actually push it back a little further than that. I think what we are witnessing now is in some ways a kind of apex of a general tenor of our politics for its broke into its core. Donald trump is an exaggerated indication that the rock at the heart of the beltway. Host Da
And depth on booktv continues in here at our table in washington d. C. , april ryan, author of presidency in black and white, white house correspondent. Eddie glaude, his latest book, democracy and black. And David Maraniss, has written 11 books. One of them, transfixed. The tone and tenor of the critics barack obama has faced we heard him a moment ago. They dont function that the loyal opposition. It seems what weve witnessed over the last eight years of folks who are committed to their ideological position of the prophecy of democracy. More so than george w. Bush or Ronald Reagan or Richard Nixon . He was able to assemblies implement his policy. We could actually push this back to the contract with america. They can actually push it back a little further than that. I think what we are witnessing now is in some ways a kind of apex of a general tenor of our politics for its broke into its core. Donald trump is an exaggerated indication that the rock at the heart of the beltway. Host Da