ESPN's Stephen A. Smith got a little taste of his own medicine from someone who used to be much more powerful than the face of the Worldwide Leader in Sports: former first lady Michelle Obama.

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Stephen A. Smith has issued a pointed, yet respectful response to former First Lady Michelle Obama after she took a verbal jab at him and ESPN's First Take.