Barack Obama Reveals Meaning Behind Memoir Title, Gives Advice to Trump in '60 Minutes' Interview

Barack Obama, 59, had a confession to make: the 44th president of the United States has had help from his daughters Malia, 22, and Sasha, 19, to curate his famous year-end music playlists. The former POTUS explained how his music recommendations are always so up-to-date during an interview on The Dec. 4 episode of the Snapchat show Good Luck America, hosted by Peter Hamby.

 Barack Obama  has been covering some important topics in an interview with Snapchat‘s “Good Luck America.” The former president has been discussing his new book “A Promised Land.” The platform has been releasing clips of the interview over the last two days and on Thursday Obama dished about why he thinks rappers supported Donald Trump, and how he keeps up to date with today’s music.

Barack Obama's biggest successes as president has nothing to do with governing. On Monday's episode of , the 44th president revealed how his mid-life success impacted how he and his wife, Michelle Obama, kept their daughters, Malia, 22, and Sasha, 19, grounded.«My political success happened late… At 40, I had just lost a congressional race, maxed out on my credit cards.

Barack and Michelle Obama never wanted their daughters Malia and Sasha to feel like their life was completely different to their friends during their time in the White House, and they did an incredible job at doing this.MORE: Michelle Obama's daughter Sasha's unique living situation revealedIn a recent episode of her Spotify original podcast, The Michelle Obama Podcast, the former First Lady of the United States chatted to her mum Marian and brother Craig Robinson, about the challenges of

Barack and Michelle Obama have always worked hard to ensure their daughters Malia and Sasha enjoyed privacy away from the spotlight, despite growing up in one of the world's most famous homes, the White House.MORE: Michelle Obama shares sad news about relationship with Sasha and MaliaAnd while Malia and Sasha Obama have rarely been seen out in public over the past few years, the pair, along with their parents, are this week's cover stars for People magazine.Malia and Sasha have been spending the

Barack and Michelle Obama are the epitome of a power couple but the former President of the United States has revealed the pair hit some very dark moments when he feared for the future of their relationship.Barack navigated his time in the White House with Michelle and their daughters, Sasha and Malia, firmly by his side.But behind closed doors, the former POTUS admits there was tension and stress within his family and he couldn't sleep for worrying about it.

 Barack  and  Michelle Obama  had a lot of goals they set out for themselves--but one thing the former First Lady wanted to make sure of may seem pretty unusual. In his digital cover story for Vanity Fair, Obama is giving even more insight into his life as president than he already did throughout his new memoir, A Promised Land .

President Barack Obama has a lot of reasons to be proud of his daughters Sasha and Malia. But one of their best qualities that the A Promised Land author, 59, couldn’t help but ardently praise was their initiative to get involved with the Black Lives Matter demonstrations that occurred over the summer.

Former president Barack Obama can't stop raving about his daughters, Malia and Sasha Obama. In a new cover story for People, the 44th president of the United States shared a rare family photo of himself; his wife, former First Lady Michelle Obama; and their two girls.

A commitment to herself. Barack Obama revealed why Michelle Obama was never seen in a swimsuit when she was the First Lady of the United States—and why she still may never be photographed in a bikini.

 Barack Obama  admires the women in his life. In the cover story for InStyle’s January issue, the former President offered some insight into his favorite qualities about his wife,  Michelle Obama , and his two daughters, Sasha and Malia.“They all have multiple badass qualities,” the 59 told InStyle.

 Barack Obama  is scared of his youngest daughter  Sasha Obama . The dad of two revealed the hilarious reason he’s fearful of his 19 year old during a virtual appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live! Thursday.

If there’s one thing that Barack Obama‘s learned over the past two decades, it’s to steer clear of Sasha Obama. The former president joked during his November 19 Jimmy Kimmel Live! appearance that he’s, frankly, kind of “scared” of his youngest daughter, who takes after wife Michelle Obama. “Sasha is a mini Michelle,” Obama joked about his 19-year-old. “I’m afraid of Michelle and Sasha, having seen that, basically has the same look and same attitude.”

Ted Johnson Barack Obama, promoting his new memoir Promised Land on Jimmy Kimmel Live, addressed the current situation with his successor, Donald Trump, who has so far refused to recognize Joe Biden as the president elect.The 44th president primarily treated Trump’s intransigence lightly, quipping to Kimmel that “there seems to be some lag —- the communications system [at the White House] used to be better.”Kimmel asked Obama if there were “places where people could hide” in the White House,

Barack Obama made numerous digs at Donald Trump as he spoke about his new book A Promised Land during an appearance on Thursday’s “Jimmy Kimmel Live!”

There was once a time when President Barack Obama used homophobic slurs as a teenager, a choice that he is now “profoundly ashamed” of.

Barack Obama is the only male in the household, but it sounds like he wouldn’t have it any other way.

He’s met and befriended world leaders, kings and queens, and massive celebrities, but nobody inspires Barack Obama more than his two daughters. The former president raved about Sasha, 19, and Malia, 22, in an interview with InStyle, describing what he admires most about the accomplished and “badass” college students currently living at home during the pandemic.

According to publisher Penguin Random House, combining both presales and release day purchases, “A Promises Land” sold 887,000 copies “in all formats and editions in the U.S. and Canada” as of Tuesday, Nov.