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Michelle Obama does her best Barack impression
In an interview to television host Stephen Colbert on The Late Show, the outgoing FLOTUS gave the world a glimpse of the family's White House dinner table conversation. The video, since being published last evening, has already amassed over one million views on YouTube.
It's usually older daughter Malia who asks her dad the heavy questions on global warming and stuff, Michelle Obama said while mimicking her husband's standard response on the matter.
"Well, I'm glad you asked that," she says, imitating POTUS. "Let me just answer that in three points: 1, and then 1a, and then 1a and b." She also goes on to say that she and her younger daughter Sasha do not enjoy these conversations and would much rather discuss their favourite song from Beyonce's album Lemonade.
In the interview, Mrs Obama also talks about her impending departure from the White House (she's already started packing), Beyonce and the couple's recent picture in Essence magazine.
We still think it's the impression of Barack Obama that's most entertaining though. Take a look.
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