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When former first lady Michelle Obama was asked how she views the world “right now,” she had some choice words — or, rather, sounds.
But it got better when Obama was asked a question that many on both sides of the aisle have been waiting to hear the answer to for a very long time.
According to The Salt Lake Tribune, the former first lady cringed and quietly groaned when asked about what she though about the current state of things.
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“I don’t have much of a poker voice,” she said with a laugh. “We are looking at two different administrations.
“One administration was built on hope, while the other administration leads with fear,” she added, referring to her husband’s administration versus the federal government under President Donald J. Trump.
Her remarks were part of an hour-long dialogue that took place at a technology conference hosted by Pluralsight, a Utah-based company.
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The conference was attended by more than 1,000 people, many of whom work in IT.
However, when asked by a woman in the audience whether or not she would run for president, she had a surprising response.
“Oh no! That’s still shocking. Like what? Are you kidding me? No,” Obama said.
“No, running for office is nowhere on the radar screen but continuing in public service is something I will do for the rest of my life,” she added.
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During her time as first lady, Obama had launched several campaigns, including Reach Higher, which inspires students to continue their education past the high school level. Let Girls Learn was another, which helped young girls receive an education in developing countries.
She continues to engage in public service, claiming that “things are tough right now” and she “continues to be hopeful” about the future of the political climate.
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