PoliticalGirl TV: Michelle Obama's talks outreach for military families on ABC News

First lady Michelle Obama chatted with Robin Roberts this morning about her new focus on military families. Mrs. Obama talked about her new program that launches in March that will rally Americans around the families of our soldiers.

Michelle Obama will appear on "Good Morning America" on Friday

First Lady Michelle Obama will appear on "Good Morning America" on Friday to continue her outreach for military families.

From ABCNews:

As the first anniversary of Michelle Obama’s Let’s Move! campaign to fight obesity approaches, ABC News “Good Morning America” co-anchor Robin Roberts accompanies Mrs. Obama in South Carolina for a first-hand look at how the issue impacts the military and its recent efforts to combat the problem. “GMA” goes behind-the-scenes with the First Lady as she tours the base in Fort Jackson, observes basic training initiatives, and meets with a top General spearheading a program to get soldiers to eat healthier food. Roberts will also sit down with Mrs. Obama for a wide-ranging interview to air Friday, January 28 on “Good Morning America.”

I can't wait to watch the interview which will also feature the First Lady in South Carolina. And by my count, Mrs. Obama has interviewed with Robin a couple of times, probably more than any other anchor/reporter. Ms. Roberts also interviewed Sarah Palin last year in one of her first interviews outside of FOX News. Looks like Robin Roberts is on a roll.

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