Former CNN host Morgan interviewed President Trump during his U.K. state visit in June.
Morgan started by telling host Andrew Neil that former vice-president Joe Biden may have had a chance in 2016 because he was a"better candidate than Hillary Clinton." He added:"But this time, he looks a little bit old. He looks like he has lost his way."referring to Reps. Ilhan Omar , Rashida Tlaib , Ayanna Pressley and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez , who have been the target of racist tweets by Trump.
"I think they have the star power, I think they have the television quality that you need to be a candidate these days, I think they have the universal appeal…they've got balls of steel." Former first lady Obama said that she would support whichever Democrat candidate won the primaries, CNN reported.
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