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Obama's remark – a phrase borrowed from Ice Cube's 1995 movie "Friday" and used to fleetingly dismiss a person or situation – was given in an interview given by NBC's Jimmy Fallon on Tuesday. at "The Tonight Show". While Fallon was showing the former first lady a photo of her and former President Barack Obama waving his hand just before leaving on the president's plane, he asked her to "guide me" to what was going through her head at that time.
"Goodbye, Felicia!" Obama joked, causing both Fallon and the audience to burst out laughing. The show 's group, "The Roots," sounded a coup de send.
"That's what you thought?" Fallon asked
"There was a lot going on that day," Obama replied. "It was a day."
For Obama, it was not the first time she publicly used this phrase to describe her feelings that day.In November, she confided in Oprah at an event for her memoir "Becoming" that she wanted to say, according to People magazine.
In the two years since her departure from the White House, the former first lady has revealed her Other things about her mood that day of January 2017, including the fact that she had "stopped trying to smile" during the inauguration. of Trump
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