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Asked whether there's more racial division now than when he took office in 2009, Obama replied, "No," NPR reports.
"I actually think that it's probably, in its day-to-day interactions, less racially divided," he declared.
The full interview will be made available Monday, NPR said.
The president's assertion, however, appears to contradict what recent polls have found.
Fifty-three percent of Americans think race relations have worsened under Obama, compared with 36 percent who say they have stayed the same and 9 percent who say they have improved, a Bloomberg Politics poll found earlier this month.
Read Latest Breaking News from Newsmax.com Obama Contradicts Polls Says Racial Divisions Reduced
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i believe if that son-of-a-bitch (and she was !) ever told the truth his fucking mulatto face would fall off !!
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i need a memory check.., has Obola ever said anything resembling truth ?
seasons greetings Mr. Liar-In-Chief
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