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Former President Obama took President Trumps win and Hillary Clintons loss in 2016 as a personal insult, according to a newly updated book.

The former president was shocked by the election results and felt the American people had turned on him, The Washington Examiner reported, citing New York Times correspondent Peter Bakers book Obama: The Call of History. It was originally published in 2017. He was also reportedly frustrated by Hillary Clintons soulless campaign after believing his legacy was in safe hands.

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Clinton apologized to Obama after the election, according to Baker, saying Im sorry for letting you down. He writes, To Obama [s]he was the one who could not translate his strong record and healthy economy into a winning message." Baker also says Obama was incredulous that voters replaced him with a buffoonish clown known for repeated bankruptcies, serial marriages and racist dog whistles.

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Obama also compared himself to Michael Corleone from The Godfather because he "almost got out" of office unscathed like a mob boss avoiding a hit job, and he said Trump was like a character right out of Huckleberry Finn who peddles in bulls--t," The Washington Examiner reported.

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