'I Shouldn't Say It': Obama Brings Down The House With 1 Loaded Question About Trump
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The former president joked about his successor as he spoke about the cost of child care.
Barack Obama mocked Donald Trump on Thursday night with a joke about diapers that almost went below the belt.
The moment came during a campaign event in Pennsylvania as Obama praised Vice President Kamala Harris’ plan to help ease the financial burden of raising young children with a $6,000 tax credit.
“She wants to make it easier to afford stuff like a crib, or a car seat or diapers,” Obama said, then recalled his own shock at the price of diapers when his first daughter was born in 1998.
“I remember changing diapers,” he said. “Do you think Donald Trump ever changed a diaper?”
The audience laughed, and someone yelled an answer: “His own!”
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