VIDEO: Michelle Obama declares she’s ‘waiting to be asked’ for help by Democratic nominee

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Michelle Obama says she and former President Barack Obama are waiting to see who wins the Democratic nomination in 2020 before offering support.

Speaking to Jenna Bush Hager in an interview on the Today show on Tuesday, the former first lady, 55, said she won’t presume that the candidate wants her endorsement or contribution until they ask for it.

The article goes on to state the following:

‘When it comes to the candidate, we have to wait and see who’s the victor and then part of it is waiting to see, do they want our help? Do they want my help?’ she said. ‘I don’t assume, I didn’t think I would sell a book so I’m still that person. So I’ll wait to be asked.’

“When it comes to the candidate, we have to wait and see who’s the victor. And then part of it is waiting to see, ‘Do they want our help? Do they want my help?’ I don’t assume … So I’ll wait to be asked.” @MichelleObama on the 2020 presidential candidates pic.twitter.com/TMGVghI7Dx

— TODAY (@TODAYshow) December 10, 2019

“I had an opportunity to sit by your father at funerals, the highs and the lows, and we shared stories about our kids and about our parents. Our values are the same. We disagree on policy, but we don’t disagree on humanity.” @MichelleObama on her friendship with George W. Bush pic.twitter.com/B4ZPVTqBKJ

— TODAY (@TODAYshow) December 10, 2019

Watch part two of @MichelleObama’s interview with @jennabushhager about dropping her youngest daughter off at college, the 2020 election and her special friendship with former President George W. Bush. pic.twitter.com/wz9ZBAtpG6

— TODAY (@TODAYshow) December 10, 2019

.@MichelleObama explains friendship with George W. Bush: ‘Our values are the same’ https://t.co/z8vxWcBVNK

— TODAY (@TODAYshow) December 10, 2019

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