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Unless the president changes his behavior, he won't, we're not going to get anything major done. >> rick tyler, thanks to you. yvette, jonathan. i will say as i was doing exit interviews with senior members of the obama staff, the thing they were least worried about living office and donald trump having been elected was obamacare. all of them to a person told me at the time it's so entrenched in the system and some republicans and donald trump in particular think it's so easy to fix, they're going to find out something different and it turned out they were right about that. thank you all very ...

Get some sort of secret insight into something that went on. i don't know who they can invite to the dinner that can get clients in. i think it's really interesting. the interesting thing about this with president obama, you think about the way he spent some to a lot of effort on his way out trying to craft his legacy with the exit interviews, the speeches, setting things up. with one act, he destroyed all credibility. >> jeanine: these people are saying thank you for letting us pay you $400,000. >> harris: i just know how much he got a reputation for lecturing the nation. we got to listen to ...

Give us a preview of what's expected. what do we know about this? >> reporter: hi, kate. well, as you said, this is being billed as a conversation on civic engagement and community organizing, and it is in many ways a return to the president's roots. he began working as a community organizer here in chicago in his mid-20s, and he's made it very clear in his exit interviews and some of his last press conferences that this would be a top priority of his post presidency. he's talked a lot about the need to develop young leaders, develop new voices in politics on every level. and so, we expect the...

Rating calling the country better off and 15% saying it is worse off. in a series of exit interviews with jonathan alter from the new york times magazine, vice president joe biden not only looks back on his previous eight years in the white house, but also to what his future has in store. reflecting on his decision not to run for president, biden says he still questions his decision and believes he could have won had he run. biden whose son beau died in 2014 said, quote, i don't know what i'd do if i was in a debate and someone said, you're doing this because of your son. i might have a walk...

Not to underestimate the president elect. cnn's athena jones live at the white house with more. >> reporter: the president's long good-byes coming to an end in just a few more days. he spent the last several weeks making a series of last minute policy moves and last week here at the white house in a surprise ceremony he awarded the vice president the medal of freedom with distinction. he's also been giving a series of exit interviews highlighting his record, everything from passing the now endangered affordable care act to killing osama bin laden, and last night on "60 minutes" he talked about...