Trump, the extremely rich US man and unscripted television star, has overwhelmed features since dispatching his presidential battle a year ago with a blend of combustible remarks and arrangement positions seen as offending Mexicans, Muslims and ladies, among others.
He has proposed assembling a monster divider along the US outskirt with Mexico to keep out illicit migrants and pledges that he will get the southern neighbor to pay for it.
"A ton of the recommendations that he has made exhibit either lack of awareness of world issues or a dismissive mentality or an enthusiasm for getting tweets and features," Obama told columnists on the sidelines of the Group of Seven summit.
"They are giving careful consideration to this race," Obama said, alluding to other world pioneers.
"I believe most would agree they are amazed by the Republican chosen one," he included.
"They are not certain how genuinely to take some of his declarations. Be that as it may, they're shaken by them, and all things considered."
Trump has likewise proposed a makeshift restriction on Muslim movement, refering to fears of jihadist assaults, for example, those that have happened in Europe and the US city of San Bernardino.
He has despised the standard wariness of past possibility for the nation's most noteworthy office - Republican or Democrat - who while engaging their base supporters have still regularly attempted to take positions nearer to the middle that would speak to wide cross segments of the electorate.
November's decision to succeed Obama, who is wrapping up a second term, is turning out to be the nastiest crusade in late memory as voters express truly profound and for all intents and purposes indistinguishable levels of inconvenience with both Trump and boss adversary, Democrat Hillary Clinton.
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