BARACK AND MICHELLE OBAMA GIVE JOINT TV INTERVIEW ON GOOD MORNING AMERICA

Former President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama appeared together on Good Morning America on Wednesday for a joint television interview. The interview took place at the Obama Presidential Centre in Chicago ahead of the museum's opening that weekend. Robin Roberts conducted the discussion with the couple at the centre, which documents the story of America's first Black president and First Lady.

Obama stated that during his presidency, he felt he made mistakes on a daily basis. He explained that what enabled him to continue in the role was confidence that decisions were made with the American people's interests in mind. Obama said this approach allowed him to sleep at night and return to work each day. The couple discussed whether Obama would have acted differently as president, given what he knows now.

The interview marked a significant joint television appearance for the Obamas. The Obama Presidential Centre, located in Chicago, serves as a museum chronicling the lives and legacy of the former president and First Lady. The centre opened to the public following the couple's appearance on the morning programme.