Megyn Kelly Slams Barack And Michelle Obama's 33-Year Marriage
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The former Fox News host raised doubts about Michelle Obama's recent effort to shut down divorce speculations.
Megyn Kelly has doubts about former first lady Michelle Obama’s efforts to shut down those unfounded divorce rumors.
On Saturday’s episode of her SiriusXM radio show, Kelly called Michelle Obama’s recent comments on her relationship with former President Barack Obama into question.
“I think she and he married the wrong people,” Kelly said, while in conversation with Daily Mail opinion writer Maureen Callahan. “It’s amazing ― every word she says about Barack Obama is negative. I can’t think of her just waxing poetic about him, complimenting, ‘He’s brilliant. He’s a great dad. He was the greatest president,’ whatever a normal wife of Barack Obama would say. Every time she opines, it’s something that reflects poorly on him.”
Callahan shared similar sentiments, claiming Michelle Obama has come to view Barack Obama as a “ball of dead weight” in the years since leaving the White House.
“I can’t think of anybody I would go to for advice less than Michelle Obama,” Callahan said. “She really doesn’t know what she’s talking about.”
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