Donald Trump claims Michelle Obama's DNC speech was 'extremely divisive'

Donald Trump has criticised Michelle Obama's speech at the Democratic convention, calling it "extremely divisive."
The former first lady launched a scathing attack on the US President in her pre-recorded speech for the DNC, which kicked off online on Monday night. Ms Obama, along with her husband, had until recently avoided criticising Trump in public.

[UKtoUSABrit]

Why do Dems think we should listen to Michelle Obama? Is she an ex-President; a prominent Senator; a successful business person?? What exactly qualifies this privileged self-righteous person to pontificate to us?

[yungfaas]

Says the most divisive president in history....

[vieenrose]

if y'all call her out on her divisive speech please also acknowledge when your president does it

[lixzukq]

donald trump will waste no time making insults, but when it comes to taking precautions & securing the safety of a nation..."it is what it is." vote trump out 2020! joe biden for president 2020.

[terencebennison]

The current president versus possibly a future great president ( michelle) I know which I would prefer in the Whitehouse.

[nigelperring]

Sad little man accusing others of being 'DIVISIVE'. Vote BIDEN!

[primalconvoy]

So, Trump admitted that he ISN'T having a "good time" being president?

He certainly didn't look like he was having one delivering that speech.

No one is stopping Trump from going back to "making buildings" though...

[bruceelder]

As a British citizen, based purely on the response to the speech, I can say that Trump was definitely rattled. I have no alliegences in US politics, but Trump's guard is wavering. The fact the video was pre recorded is irrelevant, picking on the outdated stats means nothing, considering those numbers will have grown by now, and claiming he doesn't want the presidency (at the end where he suggests he's only there because "he has to be") is utterly ridiculous coming from the man who wants a third term in office. If I were an American citizen, this response would've sealed the deal for my vote.