I am sure that Trump has not changed his opinions of Obama either. Regardless of what he said in public.
BIG MISTAKE! Barry will now get a new name from Trump. Little Barry?
Q Well, Josh, I had an opportunity shortly before coming out here to visit briefly with President Obama about the meeting ...MR. EARNEST: What I'm saying is that the forceful case that the President made on the campaign trail leading up to Election Day reflected his authentic views about the stakes of the election and about the candidate that he went all in to support....
Q Well, does the President now have any reason to believe that Donald Trump is fit to be President of the United States?
MR. EARNEST: Again, the two men did not re-litigate their differences in the Oval Office. And we talked about them quite a bit in here leading up to the election, and we're on to the next phase now. ...
Q And I know you said they didn't re-litigate the campaign, but I just want to ask you what the President's thoughts are. he said just on Monday that Donald Trump is "temperamentally" -- he said on Monday, "Donald Trump is temperamentally unfit to be Commander-in-Chief," "uniquely unqualified." Does he still believe that?
MR. EARNEST: Look, the President's views haven't changed. He stands by what he said on the campaign trail. He had an opportunity to make his argument. He made that argument vigorously. He made that argument in states all across the country. But the American people decided. The election is over. The President didn't get to choose his successor; the American people did. And they've chosen President-elect Trump. And President Obama is determined to preside over a transition that gives the incoming President the opportunity to get a running start. ...
Q You said that the President stands by everything that he said on the campaign trail about Donald Trump, the President-elect.
MR. EARNEST: That's right.