Posted on 12/13/2016 11:41:20 AM PST by 2ndDivisionVet
President Barack Obama doesn’t expect he’ll “suddenly just vanish” once Donald Trump takes office on Jan. 20. He also doesn’t expect to keep quiet if his successor’s administration impedes on the “core values” of the United States.
Remarking on Trump’s proposed ban on Muslims, Obama on Monday’s The Daily Show told Trevor Noah that he will “have to say something” if Trump follows through on his campaign promise, or insists on a registry of all Muslims currently living the United States.
“If I thought a Muslim registry was being set up that violates the Constitution, violates who we are, and would make us less safe because it would make it easier for groups like [ISIS] to recruit and radicalize homegrown terrorists, I might have to say something about that,” he said.
Obama’s first Daily Show interview since Jon Stewart’s departure also touched on Russia’s alleged election tampering, the future of the Affordable Care Act and attempting to navigate the nation’s racial divide. An extended cut, clocking in at 22 minutes, can be seen its entirety here.
Leftists and liberals will always project onto to others what the wish they could do to you.
to Zero: so? Sit down and zip it my unemployed friend.
Funny, Bammy fits all four!
Obama “Where do I sign up?”.
Blah, blah, blam Obammy
So is this POS just gonna hang around DC and make comments throughout Trump’s presidency?
Don’t worry, Obama, I just assumed you’d never shut your yap for the next 8 years or so anyway.
Maybe he’ll send him a letter telling him how angry he is.
My thoughts exactly.
Wish he would have kept his mouth shut the last 8 years and my truck radio would probably still work.
Doesn’t immigration law already have a requirement for a registry of all aliens — but it just isn’t used? (Maybe not, but I believe I’ve heard that.)
Get out of Trump’s house, Barry.
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