From the interview:
"So far, I think it's been a big disappointment, especially in contrast to Presidents Clinton and Bush that had elevated Africa within the foreign policy hierarchy and really had put their stamp, left a mark on U.S. foreign policy that's lasted, you know, up until today.
We don't yet see that kind of legacy coming from President Obama. And I think it's particularly ironic at this time, as Africa is doing better than ever before, and Africa is more important to the United States than ever before. We're seeing the White House step back from Africa and playing a much less active role."
Watch it here.
