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In heading up some of the ethics investigation in the work that went on when senator packwood was basically kicked out of the senate because of issues where ten women had come forward and made very clear claims that he had harassed them. and so, this kind of thing has happened before. and every workplace and i remember we're just talking right now about roy moore and a bunch of, you know, people who are more famous and part of what you are seeing happen all over the country is that whether it's the shift worker or whether it's the nurse in the hospital or the teacher in the school, that workpl...

Weak, that our communities are in chaos, that our fellow citizens are a threat, a candidate who calls on us to turn against each other, to build walls, to be afraid. well, barack and i, and our friend hillary, we have a very different perspective on this country. one that has everything to do with where we come from and how we were raised. you see, we all grew up in working families. as you know, barack was raised by a single mother who struggled to pay the bills and by grandparents who stepped up to help. my dad was a shift worker at the city water plant. let me tell you, he and my mother scr...

Where that might have way laid her information for good but there were structures in place that allowed her to go on and get a ph.d.. michelle's dad was a shift worker at the city water plant. mom worked as a secretary. they didn't go to college. but there were structures in place that allowed michelle to take advantage of those opportunities. and as michelle mentioned, our parents and grandparents made sure we knew we would have to work for it, that nobody was going to hand us something, that education was not a passive enterprise. you just took your head over and somebody pours education in ...

Where that might have waylayed her education for good. but there were structures in place that allowed her to go on and get a ph.d.. michelle's dad was a shift worker at the city water plant. mom worked as a secretary. they didn't go to college. but there were structures in place that allowed michelle to take advantage of those opportunities. as michelle mentioned, our parents and grandparents made sure we knew that we'd have to work for it, that nobody was going to hand us something. education was not a passive enterprise. you just tip your head over and somebody pours education into your ear...

Leader of the country, you're badgering all those people. and eventually, it just becomes a raw, kind of wound that you can't finish. you can't heal. >> the president's going to widen the issue. and he's going wider. he says you want to fight me on principle? i've got a bigger argument. he included the affordable care act in a larger system of social responsibility which he says benefits us all. and he uses his story as living proof. let's listen to the president once again step back to his strength, his argument for a more just america, not just arguing over one program. here he is. >> i'm on...