Actor Kal Penn, a former White House staffer who still reaches out to young people on behalf of the Obama campaign, urged Americans and young people in particular to vote in his speech in Charlotte Tuesday. Penn ended his speech by saying he as a “four-letter word” for viewers: “vote.”
Penn also said working in the White House was better than working in the movies because he had a boss who killed Osama bin Laden and believes in gay marriage. He threw in a mention to Clint Eastwood’s Republican convention speech: “So thank you, invisible man in the chair.”
