Inside Obama's White House

A month after his victory, Obama discovered America was on the verge of a great depression. He put his plans for change on hold to pass the largest stimulus in history, and also promised to close Guantanamo within a year.

With exclusive interviews from President Obama and his White House team, programme two tells the story of Obama's greatest legacy: health care. When Obama announced his proposals for affordable, accessible healthcare for every American, he sparked a bitter conflict. Within weeks of his launch, members of Congress were confronted by angry `Tea Party' protesters.

Explore how Barack Obama set out to end George Bush's wars in the Middle East and reset relations with the rest of the world. In Cairo he speaks to the Arab world, calling democracy a human right, and two years later, protest erupts in Tahrir square.

The last instalment of this definitive account of Obama's Presidency tells how Obama got re-elected for a second term and tried to tackle America's most intractable social problems - guns, immigration and race. Episode four begins with President Obama's decision to launch the special operation into Pakistan, to catch Osama Bin Laden. Former CIA director Leon Panetta describes how Obama decides to go ahead despite odds no better than 50:50 and the strong misgivings of top advisors.