Hi there, everyone.

Happy Monday.

It's 4 o'clock in New York.

We begin with a study in contrast.

Here are presidents George W. Bush and President Barack Obama

when confronted by public opposition to their policies.

Democracy is a beautiful thing, and that people are allowed to express their opinion.

I welcome people's right to say what they believe.

I've listened to you. I heard you. I heard you. I heard you.

I heard you. All right. Now I've been respectful. I let you

pollen. All right. So let me just, what me, nobody's removing you.

I've heard you.

But you've got a lesson to me too.

Believe me, no president likes to see the public turn out in large numbers against them and their agenda.

But when it does happen, as you saw there, every one of them understands that it is the people's

right to exercise free speech and to criticize their elected leaders at the top of their

lungs.

And that that very thing is what makes America great.

That is what makes America.

America is what makes us special

all around the world. Until right now, Donald Trump showed the world what he thinks of the

American people by literally broadcasting an image of himself pouring feces all over America

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