In his last speech to a party convention as president, Barack Obama announced he was “filled with faith” in “a generous, big-hearted, hopeful country,” and optimistic about America’s future. He then went on to list a litany of his accomplishments — Obamacare and the killing of Osama bin Laden.

“Yes, we’ve still got more work to do,” Obama said. “We’re not done perfecting our union.” He contrasted his vision with Donald Trump’s pessimism. He then concluded, amid occasional shouts from a friendly crowd of “four more years!” that Hillary Clinton, who was “in the room” with him as he made key decisions, is just the person to finish the job.