Obama On Michelle's Reaction To His Presidential Run
- by Leland Aguilar
- in Entertaiment
- — Nov 24, 2020
'A Promised Land', a new book by Barack Obama, has sold nearly 887,000 copies in the United States and Canada in the first 24 hours - placing it on track to break sales records for a presidential memoir.
As a result, Barack Obama joked that if Trump still refuses to leave the White House by January 20, which is the inauguration date for the new president, the Navy Seals might just get involved!
Obama quipped that he had to follow the Constitution, and more importantly, Michelle Obama's "mandate". "And I'm afraid of Michelle".
With that being said, he used this opportunity to mock Trump once more, when Jimmy suggested that the book must have been 701 pages on objective since he knew the POTUS would not pick up and read such a long tell all. Kamala Harris (D-CA) and President-elect Joe Biden's victory prematurely. "There seems to be some lag".
In an interview with People magazine, the 44th president called the tensions "the truth of our time in the White House".
Barack added, "I actually think I was a better president because of that constant reminder of what's the point of all this other than making sure you're leaving a better world for your kids".
"It was like a big exhale right after we left office", he shares. George W. Bush, he and I had obviously big policy differences, but he's a good man, he's a patriot. "He's a patriot. And he ordered everybody on his team to work seamlessly with us on the transition". He could not have been more generous, and he couldn't have been more helpful. In the book he recounts his life from childhood till the killing of Osama bin Laden in May 2011.
In October, Trump retweeted a Twitter post alleged bin Laden might still be alive, and "Biden and Obama may have had Seal Team 6 killed".
Former President Barack Obama says has "incredible hope" for young people, and made his TikTok debut in a "Pass the Book" challenge to get folks to read his new memoir.
Watch above, via YouTube.
