'権利 now, I'm talking': Moment Obama scolds heckler while speaking at Detroit 決起大会/結集させる ahead of midterm 選挙s

  • Obama, speaking at a 決起大会/結集させる for Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer in Detroit on Saturday, was interrupted as he 試みる/企てるd to discuss America's political 気候?
  • As a man tried to yell at the 44th 大統領,/社長, he was 溺死するd out by the 同志/支持者 (人が)群がる alternately booing him, 元気づける and 詠唱するing Obama's 指名する?
  • The ex-指揮官-in-長,指導者 演説(する)/住所d the heckler: 'Come on, this is what I mean, we are having a conversation'?
  • Obama said to the heckler: 'We like each other, we don't have to shout each other 負かす/撃墜する - it's not a good way to do 商売/仕事'?
  • The heckler was 結局 護衛するd out of the building by 安全 as Obama continued his pitch?

Former 大統領 Barack Obama 直面するd 負かす/撃墜する a heckler during his continued 小旅行する across the country to 生き返らせる the 民主党員s' fading midterm hopes.?

Obama, speaking at a 決起大会/結集させる for Michigan 知事 Gretchen Whitmer in Detroit on Saturday, was interrupted as he 試みる/企てるd to discuss America's political 気候.??

As a man tried to yell at the 44th 大統領,/社長, he was 溺死するd out by the 同志/支持者 (人が)群がる alternately booing him, 元気づける, and 詠唱するing Obama's 指名する.

The ex-指揮官-in-長,指導者 演説(する)/住所d the heckler: 'Come on, this is what I mean, we are having a conversation. 権利 now, I'm talking, you'll have a chance to talk いつか later.'

As the (人が)群がる roared, Obama said to the heckler: 'We like each other, we don't have to shout each other 負かす/撃墜する -- it's not a good way to do 商売/仕事. You wouldn't do that in the workplace. We wouldn't just interrupt people having a conversation. It's not how we do things.'

Former President Barack Obama faced down a heckler during his continued tour across country to revive the Democrats' fading midterm hopes

Former 大統領 Barack Obama 直面するd 負かす/撃墜する a heckler during his continued 小旅行する across country to 生き返らせる the 民主党員s' fading midterm hopes

As a man tried to yell at the 44th president, he was drowned out by the partisan crowd alternately booing him, cheering and chanting Obama's name

As a man tried to yell at the 44th 大統領,/社長, he was 溺死するd out by the 同志/支持者 (人が)群がる alternately booing him, 元気づける and 詠唱するing Obama's 指名する

Obama, speaking at a rally for Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer in Detroit on Saturday, was interrupted as he attempted to discuss America's political climate

Obama, speaking at a 決起大会/結集させる for Michigan 知事 Gretchen Whitmer in Detroit on Saturday, was interrupted as he 試みる/企てるd to discuss America's political 気候

The ex-commander-in-chief addressed the heckler: 'Come on, this is what I mean, we are having a conversation. Right now, I'm talking, you'll have a chance to talk sometime later'

The ex-指揮官-in-長,指導者 演説(する)/住所d the heckler: 'Come on, this is what I mean, we are having a conversation. 権利 now, I'm talking, you'll have a chance to talk いつか later'

As the crowd roared, Obama said to the heckler: 'We like each other, we don't have to shout each other down -- it's not a good way to do business. You wouldn't do that in the workplace. We wouldn't just interrupt people having a conversation. It's not how we do things'

As the (人が)群がる roared, Obama said to the heckler: 'We like each other, we don't have to shout each other 負かす/撃墜する -- it's not a good way to do 商売/仕事. You wouldn't do that in the workplace. We wouldn't just interrupt people having a conversation. It's not how we do things'

The heckler was 結局 護衛するd out of the building by 安全 as Obama continued his pitch.

Obama made his return to the (選挙などの)運動をする 追跡する at a Friday night 決起大会/結集させる outside of Atlanta, where he ridiculed 共和国の/共和党のs for staying loyal to former 大統領 Donald Trump and mocked their choice of a Georgia 上院 候補者, Herschel Walker.?

'Just about every 共和国の/共和党の 政治家,政治屋 seems obsessed with two things - owning the libs - and getting Donald Trump's 是認,' the former 大統領,/社長 said at the Gateway 中心 円形競技場 in College Park, Georgia. 'It's not 複雑にするd. And, at least to me, it's not very 奮起させるing.'?

Obama's 仕事 was to 支える the (選挙などの)運動をするs of Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock, who's in a tight race against Walker, and 州知事の 希望に満ちた Stacey Abrams, who's 追跡するing 現職の 共和国の/共和党の Gov. Brian Kemp.?

'Put 負かす/撃墜する your phone and give TikTok a 残り/休憩(する) and 投票(する),' he told the (人が)群がる.??

He took particular delight in going after Walker, a former Georgia football and NFL player, who has thus far 生き残るd a 一連の スキャンダルs, 含むing 主張s of 支払う/賃金ing for ex-girlfriends' abortions.?

Obama pointed out that for Walker there is 'very little 証拠 that he has taken any 利益/興味, bothered to learn anything about, or 陳列する,発揮するd any 肉親,親類d of inclination toward public service, or volunteer work or helping people in any way.'?

'Seems to me he's a celebrity who wants to be a 政治家,政治屋,' Obama 発言/述べるd. 'And we've seen how that goes. We've seen that before,' he said, laughing.

Former President Barack Obama's (center)?task was to bolster the campaigns of Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock (right), who's in a tight race against Republican Herschel Walker, and gubernatorial hopeful Stacey Abrams (right), who's trailing incumbent GOP Gov. Brian Kemp

Former 大統領 Barack Obama's (中心)?仕事 was to 支える the (選挙などの)運動をするs of Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock (権利), who's in a tight race against 共和国の/共和党の Herschel Walker, and 州知事の 希望に満ちた Stacey Abrams (権利), who's 追跡するing 現職の GOP Gov. Brian Kemp?

Former President Barack Obama?ridiculed Republicans for staying loyal to former President Donald Trump and mocked their choice of a Georgia Senate candidate, Herschel Walker

Former 大統領 Barack Obama?ridiculed 共和国の/共和党のs for staying loyal to former 大統領 Donald Trump and mocked their choice of a Georgia 上院 候補者, Herschel Walker

'Put down your phone and give TikTok a rest and vote,' former President Barack Obama told the Georgia crowd, as he reentered the political arena Friday night outside of Atlanta

'Put 負かす/撃墜する your phone and give TikTok a 残り/休憩(する) and 投票(する),' former 大統領 Barack Obama told the Georgia (人が)群がる, as he reentered the political 円形競技場 Friday night outside of Atlanta?

President Barack Obama is cheered by a crowd Friday night outside of Atlanta as he hits the cam
paign trail for the first time in the '22 midterm cycle

大統領 Barack Obama is 元気づけるd by a (人が)群がる Friday night outside of Atlanta as he 攻撃する,衝突するs the (選挙などの)運動をする 追跡する for the first time in the '22 midterm cycle?

Former President Barack Obama hugs an audience member as he hits the campaign trail in Georgia, a vital swing state

Former 大統領 Barack Obama 抱擁するs an audience member as he 攻撃する,衝突するs the (選挙などの)運動をする 追跡する in Georgia, a 決定的な swing 明言する/公表する?

Former President Barack Obama (right) shakes hands with Sen. Raphael Warnock (left). Both Democrats mocked Republican Senate hopeful Herschel Walker

Former 大統領 Barack Obama (権利) shakes 手渡すs with Sen. Raphael Warnock (left). Both 民主党員s mocked 共和国の/共和党の 上院 希望に満ちた Herschel Walker?

Former President Barack Obama reaches out to members of the crowd at Friday night's rally outside of Atlanta, Georgia, his first foray on the campaign trail for the 2022 midterms

Former 大統領 Barack Obama reaches out to members of the (人が)群がる at Friday night's 決起大会/結集させる outside of Atlanta, Geo rgia, his first foray on the (選挙などの)運動をする 追跡する for the 2022 midterms?

Former President Barack Obama will also travel to Michigan, Wisconsin, Nevada and Pennsylvania as he stumps for Democratic candidates with just 10 days to go before the midterm elections

Former 大統領 Barack Obama will also travel to Michigan, Wisconsin, Nevada and Pennsylvania as he stumps for Democratic 候補者s with just 10 days to go before the midterm 選挙s?

While 明確に a 言及/関連 to Trump, Obama was also labeled a 'celebrity'?by his 2008 White House 競争相手, the late Sen. John McCain.?

'There are a lot of young people here,' Obama said. 'Some of you may not remember, but Herschel Walker was a heck of a football player.'?

'But here's the question, does that make him the best person to 代表する you in the U.S. 上院? Does that make him equipped to 重さを計る in on the 批判的な 決定/判定勝ち(する)s about our economy and our 外交政策 and our 未来?'?

Obama then asked the audience to do a 'thought experi ment' with him.?

'Let's say you're at the airport and you see Mr. Walker and you say, "Hey, there's Herschel Walker, Heisman 勝利者, let's have him 飛行機で行く the 計画(する)!"' Obama said. 'You probably wouldn't say that. You'd probably want to know, "Does he know how to 飛行機で行く an airplane?"'?

With Biden's 是認 ratings in the low 40s, 民主党員s hope Obama's 出現 in the の近くにing weeks of the (選挙などの)運動をする 上げるs the party's 予定する in a 堅い 国家の 環境.?

For Obama 本人自身で, the (選挙などの)運動をする blitz is an 適切な時期 to do something he was unable to do in two midterms during his 大統領/総裁などの地位: help 民主党員s 後継する in 国家の midterms when they already 持つ/拘留する the White House.?

For his party, it´s an 適切な時期 to てこ入れ/借入資本 Obama´s 回復する in 人気 since his last midterm 敗北・負かすs in 2014. Their hope is that the former 大統領,/社長 can sell arguments that Biden, his former 副/悪徳行為 大統領,/社長, has struggled to land.?

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