”
opens with a young boy excited about the prospect of a political
outsider bridging the disconnect between the Washington establishment
and the American people, but things go downhill from there.
“When you speak on things
that
make me feel uncomfortable, or I disagree with, you make me feel small
because I know I can’t change it,” one girl remarks.”
“Most of my family is black. I’m afraid that you’re going to hurt some
of us blacks,” a young boy slowly recites to the camera.”
“Some of my friends are really scared about you building a wall, and
the travel band [sic], because a lot of their families live in
different places,” another young girl says, referencing Trump’s
executive order on immigration.”
“Just because I’m Mexican doesn’t mean you can build a wall in my
country,” an older girl states.”
In one video, a young girl tells Trump, “don’t let people have
guns.” In the other video, a boy claims that Trump is “attempting to
whitewash America.””
Another boy says Trump’s policy on refugees is “unfair,” and the boy
after him said there was no need to hate other countries “based on the
actions of a single group or organization.”
He demeaned 