Former President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama were in Chicago Monday. They voted, then surprised students at two different Obama Foundation events.
Former President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama were back in Chicago Monday.
"There will always be people who will doubt you, there will always be people who are gonna set your bar low," Michelle Obama said. "And the only way you can work against that is to work with your own mindset."And in West Loop, the former president surprised some young leaders who were spending the day with local entrepreneurs. He introduced himself as "Barack Obama, Michelle's husband.
"If you're not willing to take the risk of discovering your own power, than it probably won't happen," he said, "but if you are, I think the world is going to be open to help you figure it out."
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