On 14 May 2020, Dan Cross said the following...
 
 DC> On 12 May 2020 at 07:17p, Aaron Thomas pondered and said...
 DC> 
 DC>  AT> Here's her bitching about the Trumps taking over:
 DC>  AT> 
 DC>  AT> https://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/422026-michelle-obama-ta
 DC>  AT> g-the-white-house-on-trumps-inauguration
 DC> 
 DC> Ok.  I read that and watched the Jimmy Fallon clip.
 DC> She wasn't "bitching about the Trumps [sic] taking
 DC> over".  She didn't even mention the first family.
 DC> When asked if she was optimistic about the country
 DC> she said, "yes."

Her"Bye Felicia" comment was not necessary.

from: https://www.dictionary.com/e/slang/bye-felicia/
The term bye Felicia has been popular in Black culture since the 1990s when
the film was released, although the original spelling of the name "Felisha"
has changed to the more common (and, some would point out, more "white")
spelling, Felicia.

Bye Felicia is considered by some to be an example of white culture
appropriating black culture, often with little knowledge of the original
source material. Friday, the film from which the phrase originates, has been
a popular and beloved cult classic in modern American black culture, though
the phrase's sudden rise in popularity is several times removed from the
film. It's important to keep all this context in mind when using or
encountering the phrase.

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