believe that is tearing us apart that s win sng. so look, you have a person heckling the president of the united states. president obama giving a state of the union speech and goes out the next quarter with a best fund raiser ever. you have major networks that get a lot of money often by telling us to hate each other. you have hate being spewed from the highest office in the land. you have people in my community who think we have a criminal justice system that treats you better if you re rich or guilty. you have kids in my neighborhood who say you see people being arrested in my town for doing things that two of the last three presidents did. we have entire families that do everything right and find out their kids have lead poisoning and we have more jurisdictions, thousands of places it s easier to find unleaded gasoline than water and nobody seems to care about it. when i go around, i still
media. the first lady threatened to leave if the heckler didn t quiet. three people who dealt with their fair share of hecklers are here. i think we ve all dealt with that in our own way whether online or however you want to talk about it. dean, what do you think about how the first lady handled the situation? obviously i m looking for an appropriate word it angered her. it angered her, this is not good. you re the first lady. the first thing is, you don t leave the podium. i don t care if you re first lady or corporate executive. let them get their message out. you finish your speech or engage them like president obama, let me finish my point and we ll get to yours after. and he fixes them with the icy stare. he does that. but don t look angry. or use humor, but it s hard for someone who doesn t use comedy. it s fun when everyone laughs at the person heckling you. you can plow through it or engage them. this is a small function, she s
it s fun when everyone laughs at the person heckling you. you can plow through it or engage them. this is a small function, she s the first lady, get your message out. instead, it s all about the heckler and her message. that s what the heckler wanted, to get you angry and off your game. she lost her temper. stephanie dean isn t the only one to think michelle obama happened this the wrong way. it was tweeted, i like the first lady, but her confrontation with this heckler was not her finest moment. stephanie, did this reflect poorly on her. i absolutely disagree. you don t heckle the first lady of the united states, particularly at a private home. that is not how you speak to the first lady of the united states. and by the way, i m gay. and i agree with what the activist said. there is a way to say things and a way in which to say them, erin. and this administration, the fact is, has done more on gay rights than all of the previous
report, somebody from the press who records this the first lady threatened to leave if the heckler didn t quiet. three people who dealt with their fair share of hecklers are here. i think we ve all dealt with that in our own way whether online or however you want to talk about it. dean, what do you think about how the first lady handled the situation? obviously i m looking for an appropriate word it angered her. this is not good. you re the first lady. michele the first thing is, you don t leave the podium. i don t care if you re first lady or corporate executive. let them get their message out. you fun your speech or engage, like president obama, let me finish my point. and he fixes them with the icy stare. he does that. but don t look angry. or use humor, but it s hard for someone who doesn t use comedy. it s fun when everyone laughs at the person heckling you.