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Day, a young man mo is in a hotel room with his hotel key. >> in oregon. >> in oregon. in has got to stop. this is ridiculous. and the reality is i don't know what it will take. but it happened all year-round. i don't want to diminish the natural disasters that took place. but that was one thing that my audience really was concerned about. and it has almost become a sport. now my prediction this is something else my audience mab talking about, that i think after 200 tries, over 100 years, that we're going to finally get in the united states of america an anti-lynching law. by the way, the sena...

Serving his country in the air force. and today, mo works in the white house. just two doors down from the oval office as the special assistant to my chief of staff. [ applause ] >> that deserves a round of applause. earlier i spoke to that young man mo, and his mother, and i asked them about what it meant to be acknowledged by the president of the united states. >> i'm so, so proud of him. i can't describe how proud of him i am. and him acknowledging us like that, it was -- it was really, really a wonderful experience that i won't ever forget. >> what do you think about when you look at him? ...

White house, but to do it on his own, to let people know like the president said, if mo can do it, anybody can. >> tell us about mo, your experience. you grew up and the president said you lived in the bronx. a tough neighborhood. did you have a male role model? was your dad involved? >> my dad wasn't involved. i didn't know my dad until i was 19. >> so you got on that bus every day. what was your experience like? why did you do it? >> it was a choice my mother made to actually take me from the environment where i wouldn't have the best chances in succeeding in, which is my immediate neighborh...

Time, and i just loved it. i felt so connected to what he was talking about. he told the story about a gentleman named mo from the bronxes. i'm mo from the bronx, as well and is now working in the white house. i feel very connected to that story. i'm female, but there's a bunch of african-american males that can relate to that story. but so many that need to believe that can happen to them. so i want to talk to my listeners whether or not they believe they could stick in there like he talked about and it's going to be hard work, but you have to go against the stereo types and put the hard work...