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So to end the show today, we'll take more of your post-election calls specifically right now.

We invite you to weigh in on one of two questions with the second Trump presidency now imminent.

One, if you voted for Trump, what policies do you want him to implement?

Let's be really policy-specific here.

And two, if you stand opposed to Trump, what will your

opposition or resistance look like this time around to the extent that you can imagine it right

now in what might be your state of shock? 212-433 WNYC, 212-433-962. Again, if you voted for Trump, what policies do you want him to

implement? Let's get policy specific. We know it's not just about owning the libs, as they say.

What do you want him to actually do? And two, if you stand opposed to Trump, what will your resistance or opposition

look like this time around? 212-433 W-N-YC, at least on first blush, 212-433-9-6-92 call or text?

Remember January 2017 when Trump took office for the first time and just a few

days in office he signed what was apparently what was referred to back then as the Muslim ban

executive order 13769 looked it up. Meanwhile in response to the alarming rhetoric and policy positions coming from

Trump on Twitter and on TV at the time and the Access Hollywood tape, organizers led a women's

march the day after Trump's inauguration. Remember that? And with respect to the Muslim ban,

people showed up at airports to protest the looming deportation

or the looming blockage of people from coming into the country.

Now he's promising mass deportation.

I don't know if there's a similar symbolic or any other kind of protest that takes shape early.

But in response to the George Floyd demonstrations, I should say until the George Floyd demonstrations,

the women's march was the largest single-day protest in American history.

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