A message from Barack Obama: Americans are still 'hateful, racist,' and have 'mommy issues

On Wednesday's episode of "Pat Gray Unleashed," Pat Gray, Jeffy Fisher, and Keith Malinak discussed comments made by former President Barack Obama about the state of climate change.

According to Obama, the U.S. is not where it needs to be in terms of technological advancement "because we are still confused, blind, shrouded with hate, anger, racism, mommy issues."

Stunned, Pat looked to history and asserted that, if anyone has "mommy issues," that person would be Obama. After all, it is Obama who lied about the details of his mother's death and blamed the U.S. health care as he forced the Affordable Care Act down the American people's throat.

What has Obama said?

"For my mother to die of cancer at age 53, and have to spend the last months of her life in a hospital room arguing with insurance companies over coverage because they were saying that she had a pre-existing condition and they didn't have to cover her treatment, there's something fundamentally wrong about that," Obama claimed in a 2008 debate with then-Republican rival John McCain.

Pat pointed out that the fundamentally wrong part of Obama's story is that it didn't happen that way.  What actually happened was a dispute over disability, not treatment coverage.

The takeaway

Pat indicated that Obama projects his bigotries and insecurities onto the American people almost as if it were a sport and is either completely unaware of his own bigotry, or he is intentionally being intellectually dishonest for the purpose of dividing this country.

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