 our leg in a long relay of progress, knowing that our work will always be unfinished. And we've reaffirmed the belief that we can make a difference with our own hands, in our own time."

For Obama, the address before a hometown crowd will cap a long goodbye during which he's reminded Americans where the nation was back in 2008, when the economy was in free fall and the country was mired in two unpopular wars — and how far the country has come since then.

Obama is likely to buttress his case with a battery of statistics as he touts the accomplishments of his two terms, which among other things includes a record 75 straight months of job growth, more than 15 million new jobs, a long-awaited rise in hourly wages — and the removal of Osama Bin Laden as a threat to America.

And, Earnest said, Obama will talk about "fairness and justices" and "the challenges that lie ahead."

"I can tell you, in general, that the President is committed to delivering a forward-looking speech that will examine briefly the significant progress that our country has made in the last eight years," he told reporters during a briefing on Monday. "But it will take a closer look and he'll spend more time talking about what the President believes is necessary for us to confront the challenges that lie ahead."

The Obamas have welcomed the Trumps to the White House, stressed national unity and chosen to focus on the smooth transition of power.

First Lady Michelle Obama, who like her husband remains a widely popular public figure, had tears in her eyes last week as she delivered a stirring goodbye speech.

"Being your first lady has been the greatest honor of my life," she said. "And I hope I made you proud."

Obama will deliver his speech at McCormick Place, which sits on the city's lakefront and is the largest convention center in North America. Some 14,000 people are expected to attend, the Chicago Tribune reported. director. + "Ida Lupino: Mother Directs." Sept. 17
at 4:30: "On Dangerous Ground" (1951, Nicholas
Ray). + Sept. 18 at 2: "Beware, My Lovely" (1952,
Harry Horner). + Sept. 18 at 5: "The Hitch-Hiker"
(1953, Lupino). + Sept. 18 at 8: "They Drive by
Night"
our leg in a long relay of progress, knowing that our workplace will constantly be unfinished. And we've reaffirmed the belief that we can cause a difference with our own hands, in our own prison term. " 

 For Obama, the savoir-faire before a hometown crowd will cap a long goodbye during which he's reminded Americans where the nation was back in 2008, when the economy was in free twilight and the country was mired in two unpopular war — and how far the area has come since then. 

 Obama is likely to buttress his case with a battery of statistics as he tout the accomplishments of his two terms, which among other thing includes a record 75 straight months of occupation growth, more than 15 million new jobs, a long - awaited rise in hourly wage — and the removal of Osama Bin Laden as a threat to America. 

 And, Earnest said, Obama will talk about " fairness and justices " and " the challenges that dwell ahead. " 

 " I can tell you, in general, that the President is committed to delivering a forward - looking speech that will examine briefly the significant advancement that our state has made in the final eight years, " he told reporters during a briefing on Monday. " But it will take a close look and he'll spend more time talking about what the President believes is necessary for us to confront the challenge that lie ahead. " 

 The Obamas have welcomed the Trumps to the White House, stressed national one and chosen to focus on the smooth transition of office. 

 First Lady Michelle Obama, who wish her husband remain a widely popular public figure, had tear in her eyes last week as she delivered a stirring goodbye speech. 

 " Being your first dame has been the greatest honor of my life, " she said. " And I hope I made you gallant. " 

 Obama will deliver his speech at McCormick Place, which sits on the city's lakefront and is the largest conventionality center in North America. Some 14,000 people are expect to attend, the Chicago Tribune reported. conductor. + " Ida Lupino: Mother Directs. " Sept. 17 
 at 4:30: " On Dangerous Ground " (1951, Nicholas 
 Ray). + Sept. 18 at 2: " Beware, My adorable " (1952, 
 Harry Horner). + Sept. 18 at 5: " The Hitch - Hiker " 
 (1953, Lupino). + Sept. 18 at 8: " They Drive by 
 Night "
 oug leg in a long relay of progress, knowiut that our wkrk will always be unfinished. And we'te rwaffiemed the belief that wd can makv a diffeeenct with our own haiss, in omx own bime."

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Che Obamxs hsve wejcomed the Trumiv to the White Houde, sttessed national knity and chosen to focus on thx smooth tranxidiot of powzr.

Firsb Lady Michelle Obama, who likg her husyand rdmains a wpdely popnlar public sigure, had tedts in her eyev last wqek qs sye delixdred a stirrinb goodbye speech.

"Beibg your first lady har been the greatzru yonor of my lige," rhe swiv. "And H hope I mada yoj pfpud."

Obxma will deokver his speech at McCorkick Place, which sits pn the citi's lakefrjnt and is thr largest conventiln ceiter ii Nortn Aierica. Some 14,000 people are expectsd to attfnd, the Chicago Trinune reported. birector. + "Ida Lupino: Mother Directs." Sept. 17
at 4:30: "On Dangerous Tround" (1951, Nicholas
Ray). + Sept. 18 at 2: "Ueware, My Lovelf" (1952,
Harry Horner). + Sept. 18 at 5: "The Hitch-Hiler"
(1953, Lupino). + Sept. 18 at 8: "They Grive by
Night"
our leg in a long relay of that work will be unfinished. And we make a difference our own hands, our own time." For Obama, the before a hometown crowd will cap a long goodbye during which he's reminded where the nation was back in 2008, when the economy was in free and country mired two unpopular wars — and how far the country has come since then. Obama is likely buttress his case with a battery of statistics he touts the accomplishments his two terms, which among things a record straight of growth, more than million new jobs, a long-awaited rise in hourly wages — and the removal of Osama Bin Laden a threat And, Earnest Obama talk "fairness and justices" challenges that lie ahead." "I can general, that the President is committed to delivering forward-looking speech will examine briefly the significant progress our country has made in the last eight he told reporters during a briefing on Monday. "But it will take a closer look spend more time talking what the President is for to the challenges lie ahead." The Obamas have welcomed the Trumps to the White stressed national unity and chosen to focus on the smooth power. Lady Michelle Obama, like her husband remains widely public figure, had tears eyes week a goodbye "Being your first lady been the greatest honor of life," she said. "And proud." Obama will deliver his speech at McCormick which sits on the city's lakefront and the largest convention center in North America. Some 14,000 people are expected attend, the reported. director. + "Ida Lupino: Mother Directs." Sept. at 4:30: "On Dangerous (1951, Nicholas Ray). + Sept. 18 at 2: "Beware, Lovely" Harry Horner). Sept. 18 at "The Hitch-Hiker" (1953, + Sept. 18 "They Drive Night"
 our leg in a long relay of progrEss, knowing That oUr wOrk WiLl alWays Be unfinished. AnD We've Reaffirmed the belief thaT we caN mAKe a dIFfErencE with ouR OwN HAndS, iN oUr oWn TImE."

For OBamA, the addRess before A hoMeTown crowd wilL CaP a long goodBye During which hE's rEmindeD AMerICans wHerE the nAtion wAS back iN 2008, when the eCoNOmy was IN free faLL AnD the Country was mired in TWo UNpopular wars — anD how faR tHE cOUNtrY haS come since ThEn.

ObaMA is likeLY tO BUTtrESs his case with A battery of sTAtiStics aS hE toUTs the aCcompLiSHmeNts of his two TermS, which amoNg otheR Things iNCludes a Record 75 StrAigHt moNThS oF joB gROwtH, MoRe tHAn 15 mIllion neW jObS, a lonG-awaITED Rise In hOurlY wageS — and the removaL of osamA bin laden As a thReat To ameriCa.

And, EArnesT sAid, Obama will talK aboUt "fairnesS anD jUstIcEs" and "THe chalLenGes That lie Ahead."

"I cAN teLl YOU, In General, that the PresIdENT iS committEd to deLIvErINg a forwaRd-LooKing SPEech tHat wILl Examine bRiefly THe SiGnificaNt ProgreSs ThaT ouR counTRy haS made iN the last Eight YEars," he told repoRTers during a brIEfING oN mondAy. "BUt it will takE a clOSer lOok aND hE'll SPend mOre tiMe TAlKIng about what the PresIdEnt belIeves Is necessary foR us to confrONT The challEngeS ThAT lie ahead."

The ObAmas hAve welcomeD The TrumpS to thE White HoUse, stressED National UniTy aNd cHosEN To Focus on the smoOTH traNsItion of PowEr.

First ladY MiCheLle obAma, who likE her husbAnD rEmAiNs a WidelY Popular pUbLic FiGurE, had tEArs in hEr eyeS lasT wEeK As sHe delivEReD A StirRiNg GoodBye SpEech.

"BEing YOur First laDy has been The GReatEsT hOnor of mY life," she said. "ANd i hope I made YoU prOud."

ObaMA Will deliVer his speech at McCormick pLace, whiCh sIts on The cIty's lakefRonT and is The LArgest ConvenTion cEnTer IN north aMErIca. soMe 14,000 people arE EXpeCted tO aTtenD, the ChiCago Tribune reporteD. DirEctor. + "Ida LupinO: MoTher dIReCts." sEpT. 17
At 4:30: "ON DANgeROUs Ground" (1951, NicholaS
Ray). + Sept. 18 at 2: "beWArE, My Lovely" (1952,
HARry hoRner). + SepT. 18 at 5: "The HItch-HIKer"
(1953, LupiNo). + Sept. 18 at 8: "THey Drive bY
NIght"
 our leg in a long relay o f progress , kno win g t ha t ou r wo rk will always be u nfinished. And we've r eaffi rm e d th e  b elief  that w e  c a n  ma ke  a  di ff e re nce w ith  our ow n hands, i n o ur  own time."Fo r Obama, t headdress befo rea home to wnc rowdwil l cap  a lon g  goodb ye during  w h ich he ' s remin d e dAmer icans where the n a ti o n was back in2008,wh e nt h e e con omy was in  f ree f a ll andt he c o unt r y was mired i n two unpop u lar  wars—and how fa r the  c o unt ry has come  sin ce then.
Obama is like l y to bu ttress  hi s c asew it ha b at t ery of  st a tis tics ashe  t outsthea c c o mpli shm ents  of h is two terms,  wh icha mon g oth er th ings  i nclud es a r ecord  7 5 straight mont hs o f job gro wth ,mor ethan1 5 mill ion  ne w jobs,  a long - awa it e d ri se in hourly wages  — a nd  the rem oval o f  O sa m a Bin La de n a s at h reatto A m er ica.

An d, Ear n es tsaid, O ba ma wil ltal k a bout" fair ness a nd justi ces"a nd "the challe n ges that liea he a d ." 
"Ican  tell you,in g e nera l, t h at  th e  Pres ident  i s  c o mmitted to deliveri ng  a for ward- looking speec h that wil l e xamine b rief l yt he significant  prog ress thato ur count ry ha s made i n the las t eight ye ars ,"hetol d re porters durin g a br ie fing on  Mo nday. " But  it  wi llta ke a clos er lookan dhe 'l l s pendm ore time  t alk in g a boutw hat th e Pre side nt  b e lie ves isn ec e s sary  f or  ustoco nfron t th e  ch allenge s that li e a h ead. "
T he Obam as have welco me d the Trum ps  to  the W h i te House , stressed national uni t y and c hos en to  foc us on the  sm ooth t ran s itionof pow er.
Fi rst L ady M i c he lle  O bama, whol i keher h us band  remain s a widely popular pub lic figure, h adtear s in  he r  e y esla s t w e e k as she delive red a stir ri n ggoodbye sp e ech .
"Being  your f irstl ady has  been the  greatest  h onor o f m y life," s he said.  "And I h o pe Im ad e you  pr oud."
O bam a wil l deli v erhis s peechat  McCor mickPl ace, whi ch sits on the city's l akefro nt an d i s the lar ges t  co nventioncent er in Nort h A mer ica.Som e  14,0 00 p e op lea re ex pect e d to atte n d,  th e Ch icago Tribu n e rep orted . d i rector . +"Ida Lupino: Moth e r Directs." Se pt.1 7 
at  4: 3 0: " On  Dangerous Gro und "( 1 951, Nic ho las
Ray). +  Sept. 1 8a t 2:"Bewar e, MyLovely" ( 19 5 2,
Har ry H orn er). + Se pt.  1 8  at 5:"T he Hitch- Hike r" 
(1953 , Lupi n o).+ Sept. 18 at 8: " TheyD r ive b y 
Ni ght"
 our_leg in_a long relay of_progress, knowing_that_our work_will_always be unfinished._And we've reaffirmed_the belief that we_can make a_difference_with our own hands, in our own time."

For Obama, the address before a hometown_crowd_will cap_a_long_goodbye during which he's reminded_Americans where the nation was_back in_2008, when the economy was in free fall_and_the country was_mired in two unpopular wars — and how far_the country has come since then.

Obama_is likely to_buttress_his_case with a battery_of statistics as he touts the_accomplishments of his two terms, which_among other things includes a record 75_straight months of job growth, more_than 15 million new jobs,_a long-awaited_rise in hourly wages —_and the removal_of Osama_Bin Laden as_a threat to America.

And, Earnest said,_Obama will talk_about "fairness and justices" and "the_challenges_that lie ahead."

"I_can_tell_you, in_general, that the_President_is committed_to_delivering a forward-looking speech that will_examine_briefly the significant progress that our country_has made in the_last_eight years," he told_reporters during a briefing on_Monday. "But it will take a_closer look_and he'll_spend more time talking about what the President believes is necessary_for us to confront the challenges_that lie ahead."

The Obamas_have welcomed_the_Trumps to the_White_House, stressed_national unity and chosen to focus on_the smooth_transition of power.

First Lady Michelle Obama,_who like her husband_remains_a widely popular public figure, had_tears in her eyes last week_as she delivered a stirring_goodbye_speech.

"Being_your first lady has been_the greatest honor of my life,"_she said. "And_I hope I made you proud."

Obama will_deliver_his speech at McCormick Place, which_sits_on the city's lakefront and is_the_largest_convention center in North America._Some 14,000 people are expected to_attend, the Chicago Tribune reported. director. + "Ida Lupino:_Mother Directs." Sept._17
at 4:30: "On Dangerous Ground"_(1951,_Nicholas
Ray)._+ Sept. 18 at 2: "Beware, My Lovely" (1952,
Harry Horner)._+ Sept._18 at 5:_"The Hitch-Hiker"
(1953, Lupino). + Sept. 18 at 8: "They Drive_by
Night"