Obama: There’s hope ‘if we can train a million Baracks and Michelles’

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WINNIPEG, Canada — Former President Barack Obama said Monday these are “challenging times” but he remains hopeful because of the next generation of leaders that he aims to guide.

Touching on his “third act,” the 44th president spoke of programs that have become a central pillar of his Obama Foundation and its $500 million presidential center project in Chicago.

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