Obama To The Next First Family: We’re Working On Fixing The WiFi

United States President Barack Obama receives a standing ovation from first lady Michelle Obama, left, during the National Prayer Breakfast in Washington, DC, USA, 03 February 2016. For 63 years the National Prayer B... United States President Barack Obama receives a standing ovation from first lady Michelle Obama, left, during the National Prayer Breakfast in Washington, DC, USA, 03 February 2016. For 63 years the National Prayer Breakfast has given presidents the opportunity to gather with members of congress and evangelical Christians to pray and talk about the role of prayer in their own lives. Credit: Shawn Thew / Pool via CNP /dpa - NO WIRE SERVICE - Photo by: Shawn Thew/picture-alliance/dpa/AP Images MORE LESS
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President Barack Obama said Sunday in a very lighthearted interview that he’s working on improving the White House’s wireless Internet connection for the next first family.

Obama, speaking with his wife, Michelle, told CBS News’ Gayle King that they were trying to improve the estate’s WiFi before leaving because there were still dead spots in the building.

“The girls are just irritated by it,” Michelle Obama said.

The President secretly picked which team would win the Super Bowl, which will be revealed Monday on CBS.

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