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It's Going To Be Very Difficult. I Don't See The President-elect [donald Trump] As A Legitimate President.

That's Where The Outrage Should Be, Not Old News, But The Fact That We Are Preparing For The Transfer Of Power. And We Have Been Working With President [barack] Obama, Hand In Glove, And I Think That They - Including The President - Should Step Up And Get His People In Line And Tell Them To Grow Up And Accept The Fact That They Lost The Election.

We All Remember That [donald] Trump Was One Of The Leaders Of The So-called Birther Movement Trying To Delegitimize The Presidency Of Our First African-american President Barack Obama, Which Is An Outrage.

The Last Thing We Want Is A Monolithic Viewpoint Where Six People Are Standing Before A President Saying The Same Thing Over And Over Again.

I Met Rosa Parks When I Was 17. I Met Dr. [martin Luther] King When I Was 18. These Two Individuals Inspired Me To Find A Way To Get In The Way, To Get In Trouble. So I Got In Good Trouble, Necessary Trouble.