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| Whew, folks, it is intense out here. | |
| We got a ton of Trump supporters coming out to support the president. | |
| And behind me, we have a ton of protesters. | |
| Let's go right into the belly of the beast. | |
| The chants have started. | |
| How you doing today, sir? | |
| What about Donald Trump makes him a fake president? | |
| Makes him a fake president because he's not presidential. | |
| I feel he just came out of business-oriented, and he's not pretty much for the people. | |
| He's pretty much for the rich. | |
| He's trying to make corporate greed and not really focus on the people and their genders. | |
| So how is he doing that? | |
| He's doing that. | |
| His mission, his cabinet, they're all pretty much millionaires. | |
| They're not regular. | |
| Yeah, I mean, you're going to have successful people and point it. | |
| These are huge positions. | |
| I mean, he's not going to appoint you or me. | |
| No, it's for their own well-being. | |
| It's not so much for the people because he has no consideration. | |
| Well, how do you know that? | |
| They haven't even been in yet. | |
| They've been in for like a month or less. | |
| Well, the way they are, the history of what they got, you know, millionaires, billionaires, pretty much, you know. | |
| So if somebody's rich, they're immediately a bad person? | |
| Not really, not necessarily. | |
| I mean, if you're going to get somebody in office for the educational department, EPA, and someone in the EPA business, and they're going against the EPA, and it has the history of wanting to bring down EPA and those other kind of corporations, why would you have somebody that's against it when you need somebody who should be with it? | |
| Do you like the EPA? | |
| Yeah, of course. | |
| I love all EPA. I'm very concerned about climate change and things of that nature. | |
| You're worried about climate change? | |
| Yeah, we all are. | |
| We have a future for our kids and our other generation. | |
| What are you going to do about climate change? | |
| Are you going to stop the sun? | |
| No, not necessarily. | |
| I do recycling. | |
| We do programs that scientists have got to keep forward and keep going on. | |
| He's going to bring those programs down. | |
| We don't need no pipeline running down the EPA, DAPA, and things of that nature that destroys our atmosphere as well as our environment. | |
| Well, here's the facts of the matter. | |
| Donald Trump has returned jobs to the United States in triplicate. | |
| That's putting Americans back to work. | |
| I don't think necessary. | |
| He's only been in office for so much time. | |
| And he's already done it. | |
| Not necessarily. | |
| Yes, necessarily. | |
| I understand Obama came in to a real deep recession, and he has brought this economy up to where he's at. | |
| What about what Trump inherited? | |
| Look at all the division out here because of the fake news. | |
| What about Trump inheriting that? | |
| Well, it's so much his attitude. | |
| He's being marquistic. | |
| I think that's the fact. | |
| Do you trust CNN? I don't trust anyone. | |
| I mean, I see it from what... | |
| That's what I'm saying. | |
| But see... | |
| With his perspective. | |
| But now, hold on a second. | |
| And I'm a New Yorker, and I'm aware of what he has done. | |
| The discrimination for the housing and all that. | |
| I was part of that. | |
| All right? | |
| And also, I'm a victim of... | |
| Whoa, whoa, whoa. | |
| Let's get into this. | |
| What discrimination are you talking about? | |
| Housing. | |
| Let's give an example. | |
| And also housing discrimination back in the 70s, I think. | |
| 70s, 80s. | |
| What discrimination, though? | |
| His building of homes and not bringing people in. | |
| You know that he's voluntarily taking homeless people in? | |
| And he's hiring illegal immigrants on top of that. | |
| I lost my job because of recession. | |
| That's funny because then Trump is your guy. | |
| Trump is going to stop the illegal immigrants from coming in. | |
| No, not necessarily. | |
| You're right, because he's getting stonewalled. | |
| Yeah, I understand. | |
| I agree with some of his gender, but I don't totally agree with all of his gender. | |
| So who would be a real president to you? | |
| To me? | |
| I would go to Bernie. | |
| Because he has my utmost respect and he's more of what I'm looking for as far as the gender and looking to, you know, push forward the American people. | |
| Not so much, you know, just looking for the corporate, because the corporate greed is pretty much what's taking over. | |
| And he's trying to bring down the establishment, but he's even become... | |
| Well, let's talk about corporate greed. | |
| Donald Trump got zero dollars from Goldman Sachs. | |
| All of it went to Hillary. | |
| Bernie Sanders backed Hillary. | |
| Bernie Sanders attacked Hillary during the whole campaign, called her out on many of her corruptions, and then backed her again. | |
| Bernie Sanders also took money from big pharmaceutical companies, and as soon as he was out of the presidential election, he had a new home and a new car. |
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