Stephen A. Smith calls out Obama for calling black men misogynists for questioning Kamala

Stephen A. Smith calls out Obama for telling black men they are misogynists for asking questions about Kamala Harris and voting for Trump. The Democrat party has been losing the black male vote steadily for years. They are seeing through the sham. Obama is clearly desperate.

What you said is unacceptable. A black man asking, what about us, is not a crime. It's not misogyny…
It's us exercising our rights as American citizens to question why you should have our support with you yourself as the president. For eight years, told us we had every right to do.

"And what you said is unacceptable. You see what you're missing is that you're basically accusing black men who come up with a reason to not support Kamala Harris as engaging in misogyny…
Whatever happened to disagree without being disagreeable President Obama? What happened to that? All of a sudden, we want to challenge men and our love and our affection is black men for black women...We wanna bring that into question because we've got an election coming up and people may have the temerity to think differently than you…
It's because she's a woman…
That…she's in danger of losing this election?
Diminishing black voters, particularly black men, since you were in office. In two thousand and eight, ninety five percent of the black populace voted for Barack Obama. It dipped in twenty-twelve, by about six to eight percent. It dipped another six percent in twenty sixteen when Hillary was running It dipped…even more…in twenty twenty when Trump ran against Biden. It's been dipping since two thousand and eight It didn't just start…Was that about misogyny?
With that about its hesitancy to support our women…
I am getting sick and tired of black men being raked through the coals…
Because of some imagery of not being supportive of black women. A black man asking...what about us, is not a crime. It's not misogyny…
It's us exercising our rights as American citizens to question why you should have our support with you yourself as the president. For eight years, told us we had every right to do."