Barack Obama: Last News

Donald Trump‘s disdain for former President Barack Obama is widely known, and Michael Cohen, Trump’s former fixer, says there’s more to it than just a professional grudge. Cohen, appearing on the September 14 episode of The View, stated that he believes Trump’s problem with Obama is “purely racial.” Likening him to Archie Bunker, the racist character from the 1970s sitcom All in the Family, Cohen told the co-hosts that Trump also had a problem with Obama being “brighter” than him.

The Apprentice a “Black fag.”Cohen, commonly known as the president’s “fixer” during his time with Trump, made the allegation in his new book, Disloyal: A Memoir.He claims that Trump ensured that Jackson Kwame, a gay, Black man, would not win the NBC reality show’s first season in 2004.“There was no way I was going to let this Black fag win,” Trump allegedly said, according to Cohen.Kwame, a Harvard graduate and businessman, was the runner-up of the first season, after Trump opted to fire him and instead hire Bill Rancic, future husband of E! News host Giuliana Rancic.“Trump reminisced to me about Rancic, who had been in a head-to-head with another contestant, Kwame Jackson,” Cohen wrote.

Michelle Obama, 56, delighted her followers with a sweet throwback post of her and husband Barack Obama, 59, on their wedding day! The then 28 and 31-year-olds — who married on Oct. 3, 1992 — shared a candid moment in front of their delicious looking wedding cake, hilariously posing with icing on their noses. “Last week on The #MichelleObamaPodcast, Conan [O’Brien] and I reflected on our marriages. This relationship can be one of the most foundational pieces of our identities—bringing us so much joy, meaning, and support every single day,” she wrote on the Sept. 6 post.

Michelle Obama has offered some advice on romantic relationships and, quite frankly, we’re listening.The wife of former US President Barack Obama summed things up in a recent episode of The Michelle Obama Podcast: ‘You can’t Tinder your way into a long-term relationship.’The 56-year-old also said: ‘There’s no magic way to make [marriage] happen except getting the basics of finding somebody, being honest about wanting to be with them, to date them seriously, to plan on making a commitment, to date them, seeing where it goes, and then making it happen.’Michelle married Barack on October 3 1992.They are parents to Malia Ann, 22, and Sasha, 19.The former First Lady recalled joking that: ‘There were times that I wanted to push Barack out of the

Michelle Obama is getting candid about love, marriage and romance. The former first lady was joined by guest Conan O'Brien on the latest episode of the, and they reflected on the importance of picking partners carefully when it comes to love.When reflecting on marriage, O'Brien explained that he feels that most men reach the point when they are emotionally and intellectually ready for marriage later in life.

Finding someone like Barack Obama is a rarity, Michelle Obama said on the September 2 episode of her Spotify podcast. The former FLOTUS confessed what initially attracted her to her husband of 27 years in an intimate discussion about marriage, revealing that his confidence was key to winning her heart. He was all in on their relationship from the very beginning.

the actor had died after a battle with colon cancer, the former President of the United States wrote on Twitter: ‘Chadwick came to the White House to work with kids when he was playing Jackie Robinson. ‘You could tell right away that he was blessed. To be young, gifted, and Black; to use that power to give them heroes to look up to; to do it all while in pain – what a use of his years.’Michelle also shared a heartfelt post, adding: ‘Only Chadwick could embody Jackie Robinson, Thurgood Marshall, and T’Challa. ‘He, too, knew what it meant to persevere.

Former President Barack Obama shared a memory of a short but meaningful meeting with the late Chadwick Boseman on Saturday morning.The Black Panther star, who died on Friday at age 43, had visited the White House in 2013, shortly after he played Jackie Robinson in the biopic 42.Obama, 59, wrote that he could tell Boseman was 'blessed,' and he saluted him for later carrying on while 'in pain.' Meeting of the minds: Barack Obama, 59, shared his memories on Saturday of meeting Chadwick Boseman at the White House in 2013 when he came to work with children while promoting his Jackie Robinson biopic 42'Chadwick came to the White House to work with kids when he was playing Jackie Robinson.

Barack Obama has shared a touching tribute on Instagram after Chadwick Boseman's tragic passing.

Millions of people are in mourning over Chadwick Boseman‘s death. The talented actor died on Friday, August 28, after a private four-year battle with colon cancer. Former President Barack Obama, 59, was one of the many known names who wrote touching tributes about the beloved star. “Chadwick came to the White House to work with kids when he was playing Jackie Robinson,” he penned next to two photos of them at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue while adding, “You could tell right away that he was blessed.”

Barack Obama, the 44th President of the United States, is paying tribute to the late actor Chadwick Boseman, who just lost his battle with colon cancer.

Chadwick Boseman‘s 2018 appearance on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon is trending, just shortly after his untimely passing, and there’s a good reason why.

Barack Obama is sharing his support for the NBA and WNBA athletes and coaches who are making their voices heard.

previously was on Obama's podcast to discuss the importance of women's reproductive health, spoke about the first time she was invited to lunch with her. "You were staying at the Hay Adams, and I get this call, and someone says, 'Uh, I'm whatever, and I'm from Mrs.

Barack and Michelle Obama are doting parents to daughters Malia and Sasha, and worked hard to protect them from the limelight during their dad's time as President of the United States.Not only did the power couple ensure that they had a regular routine in place for their children while living in the White House, but they even decided to stay in Washington after Barack's presidential term ended in 2017, rather than moving back to Chicago, so that Sasha could continue her studies in school.Sasha was 14 at the time and was a freshman at Sidwell Friends, an exclusive school in Washington.

Ted Johnson Speeches from Barack Obama and Kamala Harris likely helped boost TV viewership for the third night of the Democratic National Convention.According to early numbers from Nielsen, 21.4 million watched during the 10 PM ET hour across six networks, ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox News, MSNBC and CNN. That is a boost from the 18.6 million who watched on Tuesday and the 18.7 million who watched on Monday.

Barack Obama is not holding back on what he sees as the failures of Donald Trump's presidency. The former commander in chief spoke during Wednesday's Democratic National Convention and shared his experience of Trump from having spent time with him in the Oval Office.«I never expected that my successor would embrace my vision or continue my policies.

Former President Barack Obama worked with his “brother” Joe Biden for eight years in the White House, and he’s determined to get him four more. Obama, 59, closed out the third night of the Democratic National Convention on August 19 with a passionate speech targeting his successor, Donald Trump and his “failures” during his presidency. Trump, according to Obama, is using the presidency to “get the attention that he craves,” and cannot succeed in a second term.

Barack Obama had his work cut out for him when trying to get the approval of wife Michelle's family when they first started going out. The former first lady had her brother, Craig Robinson, on the fourth episode of her podcast, and he talked about his sister's dating life and when he «finally» met Barack.«There may have been one or two guys you dated that I absolutely did not like,” Craig, 58, admitted to his sister. „But for the most part, your decisions on who to date were solid, you know, just being able to judge people, and develop your own relationships, and be able to navigate that at a young age.

Malia and Sasha Obama, now 22 and 19, spent their childhood growing up in the White House and being trailed by Secret Service everywhere they went — even on playdates in elementary school. Despite this unconventional upbringing, former First Lady Michelle Obama said on her Spotify podcast that she tried to give them as “normal” childhood as she possibly could. Yes, even when they had guards standing on the sidelines at their peewee basketball games!

Barack Obama’s much-awaited music list is live, and nationwide, speakers are blasting to the rhythm of reggaetón, pop, R&B, and so much more. The very diverse listicle includes 2020 hit songs as well as the oldie but goodies jams that we all love to revisit.