The former first lady claims her goal is to increase voter turnout and says When We All vote is non-partisan. Critics say that's inaccurate, calling the group's rallies little more than a voter registration drive. (Copyright 2018 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.)
Fox News host Jesse Watters weighed in on President Biden's plummeting poll numbers as members of the Democratic Party appear to be jockeying for the 2024 nomination on "Jesse Watters Primetime."
JESSE WATTERS: Joe Biden's a legend in his own mind and doesn't think he's going anywhere. It's not like he lost his fastball, he never had one. He's already a lame duck, the most unpopular president of all time. And he just caught COVID — more on that in a moment. In a new Quinnipiac poll, 71% of Americans are against Biden running for a second term, with more than half of Democrats saying he's got to go. With friends like that, who needs enemies? Because those numbers are awful. His own team's telling him to go home. But can you blame them? Everything's expensive and more dangerous. The country is a mess.
The first lady just called Hispanics "tacos," and that was after Hispanics started ditching the president. Only 19% of Hispanics approve of the job Joe is doing, and only 21% of Millennials approve. And Joe's policies are crippling Black Americans.
U.S. President Joe Biden speaks about inflation and the economy in the South Court Auditorium on the White House campus May 10, 2022 in Washington, DC. (Getty Images)
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So, Joe's base is toast. But who do the Democrats turn to? They have a pretty weak bench. Bernie Sanders is a socialist, he's lost twice. Mayor Pete's too short, kind of nerdy and has a weird last name. And Kamala Harris, well, do I even need to get into that? And Gavin Newsom might look good playing president, but he's not smart enough. So if not them, who? Michelle Obama, coincidentally, is reappearing, hitting the airwaves to push her new book and tell us how awful America has become.
MICHELLE OBAMA WARNS "OUR DEMOCRACY IS FADING" IN SPEECH BOOSTING VOTER PARTICIPATION
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Is Michelle saying she has the tools to fix the problems plaguing America? Well, it certainly sounds like it. Why else would she be writing a new book? She doesn't need the money. And this book seems awfully political. Michelle's last book sold 17 million copies. It wasn't as good as "How I Saved the World," but, you know, people seem to like it.
The former first lady claims her goal is to increase voter turnout and says When We All vote is non-partisan. Critics say that's inaccurate, calling the group's rallies little more than a voter registration drive. (Copyright 2018 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.)
Let's just say she did really well in the royalty department. And that's on top of the $65 million book deal her and Barack signed for their memoirs in 2017 and the podcast agreement they inked with Spotify for $25 million, before jumping ship to Audible, since they couldn't be seen in the same room as Joe Rogan. Or, you know, their Netflix production pact that could earn them up to $50 million just for some boring documentaries. So with all of these deals, I don't think Michelle is writing a book for her bank account. One of the questions I get asked a lot by fans or by friends or conservative family members, my in-laws obviously, is, "Can I reach across the table and punch Geraldo in the face?" But the second question I get is always, "Do you think Michelle Obama is running for president?"
I don't know if people are scared of her or if they're just curious, but would Michelle Obama be a formidable presidential candidate?
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