But the general conclusion was that Obama lied and recorded the video at an earlier date.
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Clinton will campaign in swing states this week, including Ohio, Pennsylvania, as well as a Wisconsin event with President Obama.
With that in mind, a sampling below with a warning that -if you have “sellout” in your “Things People Will Say When Elizabeth Warren Endorses Hillary” drinking game – we’ll see you sometime Sunday afternoon. Specifically, Obama said Clinton has the “courage, compassion and heart to get the job done”.
For Hillary Clinton, winning over those supporters who flocked to Bernie Sanders could hold the key to victory over Donald Trump in November.
Claire Ryberg, a software engineer from Virginia, told CNN that though she’d never vote for Trump, she would like “to see what happens” with the FBI investigation into Clinton’s private email server before she votes for the presumptive Democratic nominee.
But Warren’s backing may be more politically important for Clinton than Obama’s blessing. Bernie Sanders, has yet to concede, Clinton is making a hard pivot to the general election as she seeks to define Trump as both unsafe and a demagogue.
“Even after our own hard-fought campaign”, said the President recalling his debates with Clinton, eight years ago, “in a testament to her character, she agreed to serve our country as secretary of state”.
The announcement comes an hour after Obama met with Vermont Sen.
However, Mr Sanders did not concede he had lost the Democratic presidential nomination to Mrs Clinton, who is leading in Democratic primaries and is the party’s presumed nominee. “I look forward to meeting with her in the near future” to discuss how to defeat Trump.
He may be signalling that he may exit the race or at least shift his focus away from Mrs Clinton after the final primary election next Tuesday in Washington, DC.
He also spoke about the main issues he plans to bring to the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia at the end of July.
Chris Hannas reported on this story for VOANews.com. Bryan Lynn adapted it for Learning English.
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Democratic presidential candidate Senator Bernie Sanders. AP.
