Snapshot · The Megyn Kelly Show
Michelle Obama wore a custom silk-screened skirt featuring her deceased mother's face printed on the front at the Obama Presidential Library opening event.
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Kelly plays a clip of Michelle Obama explaining she married a man 'not threatened by a challenging partner' and framing herself as Barack's 'co-leader.' Callahan counters that this is the same man who accepted the Democratic nomination in front of Greek columns at Invesco Field in Denver — a man who has 'suffered from delusions of grandeur since he was a teenager.' The hosts then react to a photo of Michelle's skirt bearing her deceased mother's face printed at approximately three feet across [1] — Maureen Callahan "At the Obama Presidential Library opening, Michelle Obama stood front and center in the official portrait while Barack lurked behind — then…" 1:02:50 , while Barack stands beside her looking, as Kelly puts it, 'like a beaten dog.' A People magazine clip claiming Barack told Michelle the library should be about Gandhi rather than him is savaged as a transparent fantasy.
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