Glenn Greenwald

Because she's still... I told your staff I only started watching this podcast religiously because of the times I've been on your show and you've talked about it by yourself or with me. So I'm very ready to talk Michelle Obama. Oh, good.

Because she's still... I told your staff I only started watching this podcast religiously because of the times I've been on your show and you've talked about it by yourself or with me. So I'm very ready to talk Michelle Obama. Oh, good.

Because she's still... I told your staff I only started watching this podcast religiously because of the times I've been on your show and you've talked about it by yourself or with me. So I'm very ready to talk Michelle Obama. Oh, good.

Every single time you showed a clip on this show, including when I wasn't here, but I was watching, but also every time I've been here, every single time, I'm not exaggerating.

Every single time you showed a clip on this show, including when I wasn't here, but I was watching, but also every time I've been here, every single time, I'm not exaggerating.

Every single time you showed a clip on this show, including when I wasn't here, but I was watching, but also every time I've been here, every single time, I'm not exaggerating.

Michelle Obama is making clear that everything that she had to do to support her husband's career was something that was completely against her will, that it was some sort of like psychological damage imposed on her for having to do it. Like she has resentment and bitterness, you know, like I went to this dinner, but against my will because I had to. That's the first thing.

Michelle Obama is making clear that everything that she had to do to support her husband's career was something that was completely against her will, that it was some sort of like psychological damage imposed on her for having to do it. Like she has resentment and bitterness, you know, like I went to this dinner, but against my will because I had to. That's the first thing.

Michelle Obama is making clear that everything that she had to do to support her husband's career was something that was completely against her will, that it was some sort of like psychological damage imposed on her for having to do it. Like she has resentment and bitterness, you know, like I went to this dinner, but against my will because I had to. That's the first thing.

I mean, how much anger and resentment does she have toward her husband for having had his own political career that, as we talked about before, made Michelle Obama one of the richest, most influential, most famous and most powerful people on the planet?

I mean, how much anger and resentment does she have toward her husband for having had his own political career that, as we talked about before, made Michelle Obama one of the richest, most influential, most famous and most powerful people on the planet?

I mean, how much anger and resentment does she have toward her husband for having had his own political career that, as we talked about before, made Michelle Obama one of the richest, most influential, most famous and most powerful people on the planet?

And yet she talks as if that trajectory that he took her on was something that, you know, turned her into some kind of horrible victim that we ought to feel sorry for. On top of that,

And yet she talks as if that trajectory that he took her on was something that, you know, turned her into some kind of horrible victim that we ought to feel sorry for. On top of that,

And yet she talks as if that trajectory that he took her on was something that, you know, turned her into some kind of horrible victim that we ought to feel sorry for. On top of that,

These podcasts where you like what she's doing, which is basically just like going around and chit-chatting about her life and the things she thinks is interesting in her life and the thoughts she has in the middle of the night.

These podcasts where you like what she's doing, which is basically just like going around and chit-chatting about her life and the things she thinks is interesting in her life and the thoughts she has in the middle of the night.

These podcasts where you like what she's doing, which is basically just like going around and chit-chatting about her life and the things she thinks is interesting in her life and the thoughts she has in the middle of the night.

It's such an act of like extreme narcissism to go around talking constantly about the things that are being done to you that you think are unfair when in the entire 8 billion people on the planet, you are basically insane. in the top 0, 0, 0, 0, 1% of the people who are the most privileged by every reasonable metric.

It's such an act of like extreme narcissism to go around talking constantly about the things that are being done to you that you think are unfair when in the entire 8 billion people on the planet, you are basically insane. in the top 0, 0, 0, 0, 1% of the people who are the most privileged by every reasonable metric.