TR (OBAMA): Hello everybody. Thank you, America. Good to be back in Massachusetts. I feel at home here. That speech at the Democratic convention in Boston, 2004, that's where it all started. I miss those days. I miss being a young community organizer when I could be right about everything. I also miss smoking. But that's another story.. It all happened so fast. Wham bam. State legislature. U.S. Senate. Democratic nomination.. And in a few years I'll be dedicating my presidential library. Retired at the age of 55. So what do I do then? Write my memoirs? Already did that. I'd like to do something entirely different. I'd like to have a radio show and tell jokes. Yes, I would.

So----- there were these two penguins standing in an ice floe. And one penguin says: you look like you're wearing a tuxedo. And the other penguin says: what makes you think I'm not? And the first penguin says: because you're a penguin. And the other penguin says: are you sure? And the first penguin says: if you're really wearing a tuxedo, let's hear you sing a song. And the other penguin says: okay.

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TR (OBAMA) (SINGS):

And now, I'm almost done

Soon I will have my own library

Will I miss life in Washington?

Will I be sad? I'd say, not very

I've been here for eight years

And when I finally leave the White House

I'll find an island way offshore with just a lighthouse.

Regrets, I've had a few

I wish the wars had ended sooner

I wish John Boehner knew

That his world view is rather lunar.

Republicans seemed trapped in ideological schizophrenia

But I did okay for a socialist from Kenya.

I've loved, I've laughed and cried

I've had my fill, my share of losing

And now, as time goes by, I find it all so confusing,

I go to play a round of golf

And as I walk along the fairway,

I think, "Oh no, it wasn't mine. I did it their way"

For what is a man, what should he do?

Stay where he is? Or find someplace new?

Find a resort with a tennis court and shall he play one or two sets

Would he feel good at Tanglewood in Massachusetts.

GK: Thank you, Mr. President.