It's going to be hard to say goodbye to President Barack Obama when he leaves office next January. Because, honestly, among the current crop of candidates, can you picture any of them dropping by The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, slow-jamming the news with the Roots, and listing every major accomplishment achieved while in office before delivering an epic mic drop? I think we can all agree: It's hard to imagine such a scenario.

With seven months left in office, the president took the opportunity last night to visit The Tonight Show and list all his notable achievements from his two terms. Among them: stimulating job growth, lowering unemployment, developing clean energy resources, passing the Affordable Care Act, and legalizing same-sex marriage. After detailing his many accomplishments, the president succinctly rounded them up in a single sentence: "Climate change is real, health care is affordable, and love is love."

"Mmm, mmm, mmm. Commander in preach! You gotta listen to my man, Bareezus. He's accomplished a lot in eight years. Even when Congress tried to block him, he found a way in through the backdoor," Fallon replied, as the audience erupted in laughter and Obama remained nonplussed. "When Republicans gave him lemons, he made so much lemonade, Beyoncé started calling him 'Baracky with the good hair.'"

Later on in the show, Obama sat down with Fallon to talk about the election. He commended Bernie Sanders for his campaign, saying the Vermont senator "pushed the party and challenged them," and made Hillary Clinton "a better candidate." When asked about the Republican nomination process (and Donald Trump), his words were not as kind. The president said he is "worried" about the future of the Republican Party, saying, "What's happened in that party, culminating in this current nomination, is not something that's good for the country as a whole, and not something that Republicans should wish for."


Before departing from stage, Obama joined Fallon for a special edition of "Thank You Notes," penning cards to Congress, Barack Obama's birth certificate, and, of course, Hillary Clinton.