Michelle Obama

50 years ago...

We were fighting for the Equal Rights Bill.

There are people alive today that couldn't marry the opposite race, couldn't love who you loved.

I mean, this is recent history of a country that's been around for hundreds and hundreds of years.

It's been going along this way, and then, boop, there's a local change.

It just happened.

But that means that the remnants of what has been there and what we've been socialized is really deeply embedded in who we are.

And whether people really feel yet that they can follow a woman as president, like we would just be silly to think that there aren't just some gut kind of, I don't know.

Michelle.

I would actively work against that.

The whole world starts crying.

I would be at home working against it.

And maybe a lot of people would be like, good, we don't want him anyway.

And I'm like, yeah, that's what I, right.

You know, I do believe in the need for new vision, right?

I mean, the two terms is not just about, we like him and we want it.

It's just like, we're changing and growing so fast.

This is a hard job.

And it requires new energy, new vision all the time, new ways of looking at the world, right?

So I do believe that eight years is enough.