While Hillary Clinton is wrapping herself in President Obama, Bill Clinton is seemingly pushing him away.

The former president made a comment while campaigning in Tennessee Thursday that is sure to offend some in the coveted black voting bloc.

Playing off Congressman Steve Cohen’s introduction that claimed Bill Clinton was just a “stand-in for the first black president,” Clinton told an audience in Memphis, “You know what we learned from the human genome?

“We learned that unless your ancestors — everyone of you — are 100 percent, 100 percent from sub-Saharan Africa, we are all mixed race people.”

Obama, after all, is “mixed race” — his mother was white and his father was black. Is Clinton saying Obama isn’t really the first black president?

The Commercial Appeal reports that wasn’t the only swipe at Obama:

But in talking about the struggles of middle- and lower-class America, Clinton was met with silence when he said President Barack Obama wasn’t a “change-maker” like Hillary. He clarified a few sentences later that Obama has had accomplishments, including the Affordable Care Act.

Friday night, MSNBC aired video of that statement:

UPDATE: The Commercial Appeal has updated its story to change the paragraph cited above. More HERE…