Key points from the conference:

-Obama couldn't bring himself to fully admit that Russia was 100% involved in meddling with the election. Claims Sanctions were meant to punish for Crimea.

-Doesn't have a comment on Assange willing to come to the US.

-Spanish reporter tries to (subtly) criticize Obama for ending Wet Foot, Dry Foot. Obama claims that in normalizing relations with Cuba, immigrants from Cuba are treated equally as other immigrants from countries.

-More Israel/Palestine 2-state solution belief, nothing really important.

-Claims voter fraud does not exist in any form whatsoever. I agree with him that there's a problem of people who can vote but don't. But having no restriction on who comes to the booths is objectively bad.

-Literally every other reporter has tried to play identity politics and subtly insinuate that America is going to be destroyed when Obama leaves.

So in general: Obama and a very tiny few of the reporters were sensible about the new administration, everyone else was subtly being irrational.

I won't miss his policies, inaction, incompetent leadership, and partisanship, but I will miss having a relatively level-headed and sincere person in office. Just compare it to Trump's press conference, which was obscene, personal, and embarrassing (though he did appear relatively strong confident).

I'm gonna stay up all night watching when Trump enters the White House.