Donald arrived in Guangzhou, South Korea on Wednesday to the sound of resistance.

Hundreds of South Koreans had flooded the streets for a no-Trump protest.

Progressive groups, workers unions, political opposition leaders, and citizens rallied against Donald

coming out in force. They called out his authoritarianism, his tariffs,

and the pressure he's placing on their country

to invest in the United States.

Donald was there to discuss trade

with South Korean President Li Jé Myong,

even after months of Rocky negotiating,

unbelievably, Myeong presented Donald with a golden crown. Let's see if we must take a look at this thing.

All right, what is wrong with this picture?

Besides the crown, there's also a gold necklace

that represents the highest honor you can get in South

Korea. The crown speaks for itself, obviously. Why is this a problem? Well, it's a problem for a

couple of different reasons. One is that clearly, and Donald might be aware of this on some reason, on some level,

South Korea is mocking him.

They're mocking his monarchical pretensions.

They are mocking the fact that he is so easily manipulated.

All you need to do is give this guy a knock off gold crown to get him to do

whatever you want. That's bad enough because by mocking him, they are mocking us and making it

clear that the United States of America is no longer a country to be respected or seen as equal.

But there's a much darker side to this as well.

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