"Women we have so many landmines and barriers and don'ts and limitations," former first lady Michelle Obama began.

"He was the golden boy,” one critical Democratic megadonor said. “Now he’s just an old broken-down boy, who lost. Big.” 

Former first lady Michelle Obama spoke on her podcast about her life in a manner that surely won't end divorce rumors.

Donald Trump sat next to Barack Obama at the National Cathedral during Jimmy Carter's funeral in January and engaged in friendly banter.

“It’s not left-wing rhetoric to feed the hungry, heal the sick," Bono said during the event. "If this isn’t murder, I don’t know what is."

"And I have to own that. Those are my choices. Whatever the backlash was, I had to sit in it and own it. But I didn't regret it."

Trump stands poised to eclipse Obama's popularity while bucking a historical trend and relegating the 44th president to an afterthought.

"I would've felt for him," Michelle Obama said when asked about the possibility of having a son during an eyebrow-raising interview.

Crockett, one of the world's worst people, became the latest Democrat to hurl epithets that Trump supporters should wear as badges of honor.

"The problem is that Obama still very much has a public profile—one that screams comfort and nonchalance..."