Remember this? Keith Olberman announcing Obama's win in 2008

[Beaverhausen]

I bet they let Rachel announce Hillary's win tomorrow night. I hope it's that early, too!

[uppityperson]

1. It still gives me goosebumps and tears to listen to that

[Jason1961]

3. I'll never forget it

2008 had the magic of 1992, the entire election was something I wouldn't mind reliving.

After all of our hard work we were elated, exhausted, and too excited to sleep.

[STLDEM]

4. I still get goosebumps looking at that.

I remember it just like it was yesterday. Me and my family PARTIED that night. Then we wake up the next day to find our Obama sign stolen from our front yard.

[rurallib]

6. Thanks - never saw that - but it does bring back some memories

much of that last week was a blur in 2008 with a couple of spots that I remember.

[madamesilverspurs]

7. Oh yeah,

and I'm tearing up watching it, just like I did that night.

Unforgettable.

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[Hekate]

9. Damn! That still gives me chills and tears!

Watching it all the way through made me break down in sobs. That man is better than we ever deserved.

[uponit7771]

12. Goose bumps !!

[monmouth4]

13. There will never be another night like that again in my lifetime...n/t

[mahina]

14. Oh thank you!

[irisblue]

17. still amazing to listen to.

Thanks Keith

[irisblue]

19. The way President Obama walked out to give his acceptance speech

I swear, it seemed as if he was moving differently.

[smorkingapple]

20. I got chills watching that. The organic joy from all spectrums was something to see.

[AwakeAtLast]

21. I do!

Awesome memory!

[Barack_America]

22. Philly erupted in spontaneous street parties everywhere.

People marched from all around the city and coverged on downtown.

But, what I remember most was the bus ride home from the polling place the campaign put me at, and two young African American men asking me, did I really think he was going to win? By then, returns were already coming in strong, and I told them, yes, he was going to win. Will never forget the looks on their faces though I could never know or understand what was going on in their minds. It was clear to me that it hit them at that moment, and just being a spectator to it was worth the months of campaigning to me.