Barack Obama

We got tens of millions of people health insurance and- My successor tried to kill it. Didn't succeed because it was starting to actually work. You get it passed on to Joe, and what does he do? He then takes what's already in place and builds on it. You know, expands the subsidies so that more people can start getting on it. Expands Medicaid so that more people can get on it. And so...

With all the changes he made, you know, health care in America is still not perfect. There's still folks who are, you know, having a tough time. But what has happened is that even more people have gotten coverage. And now Joe caps insulin at $35, which means that people who've got diabetes and really desperately need help, they're not getting price gouged.

With all the changes he made, you know, health care in America is still not perfect. There's still folks who are, you know, having a tough time. But what has happened is that even more people have gotten coverage. And now Joe caps insulin at $35, which means that people who've got diabetes and really desperately need help, they're not getting price gouged.

With all the changes he made, you know, health care in America is still not perfect. There's still folks who are, you know, having a tough time. But what has happened is that even more people have gotten coverage. And now Joe caps insulin at $35, which means that people who've got diabetes and really desperately need help, they're not getting price gouged.

And he's negotiating with Big Pharma to make sure that drug prices are affordable the way they are in Canada. Thank you. I'll take credit for that. So what you get are these incremental steps. To answer your question, Will, you're never satisfied when you leave because there's always going to be a bunch of stuff that's undone.

And he's negotiating with Big Pharma to make sure that drug prices are affordable the way they are in Canada. Thank you. I'll take credit for that. So what you get are these incremental steps. To answer your question, Will, you're never satisfied when you leave because there's always going to be a bunch of stuff that's undone.

And he's negotiating with Big Pharma to make sure that drug prices are affordable the way they are in Canada. Thank you. I'll take credit for that. So what you get are these incremental steps. To answer your question, Will, you're never satisfied when you leave because there's always going to be a bunch of stuff that's undone.

But I couldn't have done the Affordable Care Act if Bill hadn't made the efforts he did around the children's health insurance program. And Joe then builds on us. And that's what you're hoping for each and every time. And let me say this, the last point I'll make. It's not always just Democrats. George Bush and I had a huge number of differences.

But I couldn't have done the Affordable Care Act if Bill hadn't made the efforts he did around the children's health insurance program. And Joe then builds on us. And that's what you're hoping for each and every time. And let me say this, the last point I'll make. It's not always just Democrats. George Bush and I had a huge number of differences.

But I couldn't have done the Affordable Care Act if Bill hadn't made the efforts he did around the children's health insurance program. And Joe then builds on us. And that's what you're hoping for each and every time. And let me say this, the last point I'll make. It's not always just Democrats. George Bush and I had a huge number of differences.

But he set up this program called PEPFAR that provided drugs and support and help for people in sub-Saharan Africa and around the world who had HIV in the midst of the HIV-AIDS epidemic. And because of his program, millions of lives, tens of millions of lives were saved. And we then built on that program. So it doesn't just have to be a partisan thing.

But he set up this program called PEPFAR that provided drugs and support and help for people in sub-Saharan Africa and around the world who had HIV in the midst of the HIV-AIDS epidemic. And because of his program, millions of lives, tens of millions of lives were saved. And we then built on that program. So it doesn't just have to be a partisan thing.

But he set up this program called PEPFAR that provided drugs and support and help for people in sub-Saharan Africa and around the world who had HIV in the midst of the HIV-AIDS epidemic. And because of his program, millions of lives, tens of millions of lives were saved. And we then built on that program. So it doesn't just have to be a partisan thing.

Part of what you want, though, is somebody with Joe's decency and basic focus on the American people and who have a sense of responsibility to say, all right, I've inherited some stuff. Some of it's good. Some of it are problems. What more can I do? And that's the attitude Joe has. Yeah.

Part of what you want, though, is somebody with Joe's decency and basic focus on the American people and who have a sense of responsibility to say, all right, I've inherited some stuff. Some of it's good. Some of it are problems. What more can I do? And that's the attitude Joe has. Yeah.

Part of what you want, though, is somebody with Joe's decency and basic focus on the American people and who have a sense of responsibility to say, all right, I've inherited some stuff. Some of it's good. Some of it are problems. What more can I do? And that's the attitude Joe has. Yeah.

The economy grew under Bill, it grew under Joe, it grew under me, and the reason it grows is when everybody's got a stake, when everybody's making money. Morale. When people are getting paid decent wages, they have decent benefits, they feel better, they go shopping, they might even listen to this podcast. They've got to be pretty bored.

The economy grew under Bill, it grew under Joe, it grew under me, and the reason it grows is when everybody's got a stake, when everybody's making money. Morale. When people are getting paid decent wages, they have decent benefits, they feel better, they go shopping, they might even listen to this podcast. They've got to be pretty bored.

The economy grew under Bill, it grew under Joe, it grew under me, and the reason it grows is when everybody's got a stake, when everybody's making money. Morale. When people are getting paid decent wages, they have decent benefits, they feel better, they go shopping, they might even listen to this podcast. They've got to be pretty bored.

But the point is that American economic history shows whenever... Prosperity is broadly based, you know, and all of us ran campaigns with this basic premise that if you give everybody a fair shot, everybody does better.