Clips from Renegades: Born in the USA

Bruce Springsteen shares his thoughts on the roots of racism. He performs "41 Shots" and reflects on the reactions from his audience to the lyrics.

President Barack Obama asks Bruce Springsteen about the racial dynamic of the E Street Band.

President Barack Obama and Bruce Springsteen play a lightning round game where they list their favorite protest songs.

President Barack Obama and Bruce Springsteen exchange ideas about how race in America has evolved over time and their hopes for change in the future.

President Barack Obama and Bruce Springsteen unpack two racist encounters from their pasts. Bruce honors his friendship with Clarence Clemons.

President Barack Obama tells a formative story about his Grandfather in Hawaii.

President Barack Obama describes his first impressions of Bruce Springsteen when they met during his 2008 campaign.

President Barack Obama and Bruce Springsteen recall the intimate moments that cemented their friendship.

President Barack Obama and Bruce Springsteen discuss race in the context of music and pop culture.

Bruce Springsteen recounts experiences in his early life that lead to writing "My Hometown."

President Barack Obama contemplates what it takes to be a public figure and remembers John Lewis as a major influence in his life.