President Obama did not walk out of our 2012 satellite interview. He was visibly frustrated when I repeated my Benghazi question after he ducked it. And his team did try to tell us our time was up. But I kept asking questions and he didn't walk out.
Barack Obama has ended interviews, most notably walking off a 2012 live satellite interview with Denver reporter Kyle Clark. Frustrated by repeated questions about whether the military could have helped during the Benghazi attack, Obama dismissed the line of questioning as a political "gotcha" game and disengaged from the conversation.
While he has frequently cut off reporters during press scrums for interrupting him or asking questions out of turn, the 2012 Clark incident remains the primary instance of him abruptly terminating a scheduled interview due to friction over the subject matter.
Or, if the "reporters" weren't of the here's a softball type he just didn't permit the interviews.