Michelle Obama

Did you know that as a kid?

That's how I want to make people laugh.

Thank you.

Please.

This is your interview, Dave Chappelle.

Please, take your time.

So then what does it feel like when it doesn't work?

You know, that and when the love doesn't come and the opposite comes.

It could be both and.

We talked about, you know, the first time I realized, oh, my gosh, I'm in politics was, you know, my husband's running for president.

I was campaigning heavily for him.

But.

My experiences campaigning were in communities like this.

It started small and then it grew from there.

And all my conversations would be like this, extemporaneous, talking to a group, introducing myself, telling a joke, trying to humanize myself and my husband, introducing us as real people, but not on script.

And there's a difference in how you would see the crowd respond right here.

We're all in the room together.

Maybe the words wouldn't be exact, but we would all be able to feel it.

And that feeling wouldn't just be a small group.

It could expand into a stadium, an arena.