THE PRESIDENT: The only reason I'm coming over is (inaudible) being here so late.
Q Mr. President, what do you want your legacy for Gen Z to be?
THE PRESIDENT: That I've cured the economy —
Q When are you going to go ou- —
THE PRESIDENT: — and the environment and a few other small things.
Q When are you going to go out and campaign for the vice president?
THE PRESIDENT: Well, I did today.
Q Mr. President, how about your legacy for LGBTQ Americans?
THE PRESIDENT: Well, I'm really proud of my position. I was the first guy to come out for gay marriage. Remember that little problem with the Obama administration?
And, look —
Q Have you — have you been giving her —
THE PRESIDENT: — my dad had a simple proposition. God's truth. My dad was dropping me off to get a license to be a lifeguard in the city of Wilmington — the projects.
As I get out of the car and — Rodney Square, it's called — the center of the city — someone from the DuPont company and the Hercules company — two large companies that are in buildings adjacent to one another — and I'm getting out of the car, and these two guys leaned up and kissed one another. I'd never seen that before.
And I looked to my dad, and he said, "Joey, it's simple. They love each other. It's simple." That's my position.
Okay. Thank you.
Q What do you think of the VP's choices? Who do you think she's going to pick as VP?
THE PRESIDENT: We're talking. Thank you.
