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‘HE’S NOTHING BUT A BULLS*****’

Barack Obama reveals how he REALLY feels about President Donald Trump

Source alleges Obama is ‘deeply concerned with what he’s seen’

Donald Trump with the former president after his victory over the Democrat party in November

EX-PRESIDENT Barack Obama believes Donald Trump is "nothing but a bull*****", according to reports.

Obama allegedly gave his frank assessment to two friends during election night in November, according to .

Donald Trump with the former president after his victory over the Democrat party in November
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Donald Trump with the former president after his victory over the Democrat party in NovemberCredit: Reuters

Asked if Obama’s opinion has changed since Trump assumed power, one of the sources said: “Well, it hasn’t gotten any better.”

Trump is currently accused of leaking classified information to Russian diplomats.

This followed a report that he asked then-FBI chief James Comey to stop a probe of former national security adviser Michael Flynn.

But the President has reacted to the crisis by moaning about the media’s coverage of his leadership.

Trump places his hand on Obama's shoulder as he prepares to move in to the White House
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Trump places his hand on Obama's shoulder as he prepares to move in to the White HouseCredit: Getty Images

A third source close to Obama told the magazine that the former president is “deeply concerned with what he’s seen”.

They said: “But he’s also optimistic and heartened that citizens aren’t just watching it happen but engaging with neighbours and elected representatives at town halls.”

During the 2016 campaign, Obama labeled Trump “unfit,” “woefully unprepared” and “unacceptable” for the White House.

But he has been more kind since leaving office.

Obama’s former adviser David Axelrod told People: “He’s very respectful of the appropriate role of a former president and that ex-presidents should not be looking over the shoulder of their successors and commenting on every decision.

“President Obama’s predecessor didn’t do that. Obviously, this now is a unique set of circumstances, but my sense is that he’s going to try and respect that tradition while reserving the right to speak out in given moments when things rise to that level,” he said.


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