Name: インターン社長との質疑応答（西遊記ウィーク特別編 (Intern Q&A with the President (a West Wing Week Special Edition))
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Female Speaker: And so, we've heard a lot in the

past speaker's series that we've had with all the

amazing stuff about your relentless optimism.

The President: I am a relentless optimist.

Female Speaker: I was wondering if you could talk

How you remain optimistic or maybe you're not but people

I -- people just have different temperaments and I

I'm pretty sure this is cause I was born in Hawaii.

And so I spent most of my early years in really

And certainly in this job, what helps me a lot is

I think so much pessimism and so much stress arises

out of looking at things in this very narrow here and now.

But the day to day sort of ups and downs and swings,

Mean, you're okay you get an umbrella sometime.

But if you can keep your eye on the long Buick, not only

does that relieve stress, but it also allows you to

The things that last, the things that are important

usually have to do with how do you behave.

When I'm on my deathbed, the things I will remember will

be walking a four-year-old Malia to the park.

I'm not going to remember some headline, I think

Female Speaker: What kind of legacy would to leave in the

The President: It's hard for me to say what I've meant to

the African American community -- I can say what

Michelle's meant to the African American community.

What concretely I can say is that the work this

administration has done has made a difference in the

lives of people who are struggling and those folks

So whether it's the affordable care act and

making sure people have health care or its expanding

Pell grants or it's programs to deal with low-income

communities to help them rebuild and provide better

In each of those areas, there are a lot of people

who are better off than their lives would have been

because of the concrete actions that we took.

There's a second category of issues that have to do with

government action and are specifically related to

We now have an outstanding civil rights division in the

Justice Department that is actively filing suits and

winning lawsuits to make sure people have the right

To make sure that discriminatory practices are

I've put in that same category the work we have

been doing around criminal justice reform.

And reshaping how we do commutations and how we are

working with law enforcement around best practices

All right so that's a whole category of issues.

And then there's just the cultural and physiological

issues and it's interesting and I think the impact may

be not just with black kids taken for granted that

somebody who looks like them can be president.

But their white peers take it for granted that somebody

that doesn't look like them can be president.

All of you are young enough that in some ways, it's

plausible to you maybe that race relations have

But actually it's a testimony to how much better

Evidence that there may be racial bias in our criminal

Whereas, 25, 30 years ago, that was a given.

So sometimes progress involves improvement but

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