Former President Barack Obama said the public is more likely to embrace his ideas of change in America and its pivotal role in global cooperation, now that he has left office. During an event sponsored by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation in New York on Wednesday, the former president said he had faced criticism during his tenure for stating that the U.S. needed to work together on climate change alongside other countries, rather than attempting to achieve such aims alone—a far cry from President Donald Trump's approach to climate change and his decision to leave the Paris Climate Agreement. Trending: NBA: Has Kevin Durant Worn Out His Welcome at Golden State in Just One (Championship) Season?
Obama Thinks People Trust Him More Now That He’s Not President
Published September 21, 2017 at 4:45 AM
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