The inauguration of Donald Trump is accompanied by mass protests throughout the country. In Washington, there was a protest against the newly elected President of the United States, Donald Trump. Approximately half a million people took part in the Women's March.
The organizers of this event wanted to draw the attention of the world community to the problems of women whose rights were allegedly threatened in connection with the coming to power of Trump. The protesters were dressed in pink hats (not to be confused with pink slippers), which were distributed there to all comers. The action was attended by many celebrities who supported Hillary Clinton during the campaign.
Among them were such famous personalities as Madonna, Charlize Theron, Natalie Portman, Emma Watson, Katy Perry, Julianne Moore, who made angry speeches against the newly-made president.
Madonna again excelled, scolding the President mat
Especially distinguished old lady Madonna, who in her emotional speech several times scolded Trump mat.
The most innocent phrase that the pop star voiced on this day was:
Yes, I'm outraged. Yes, I was thinking, is it not to blow up the White House
CNN, which broadcast a report about this action to the whole world, was even forced to interrupt the show and apologize for using obscene language on the air. Meanwhile, the restless, shocking singer performed her song Express Yourself ("Express yourself"), in which she also changed her words to the street swearing at Trump's address. At the end of her speech, Madonna urged like-minded people to revolution, saying that "we must not fall into despair, we must not retreat."
It is worth noting that during the arrival of Ronald Reagan to power, the singer was also strongly opposed to his candidacy, but she did not allow herself to express her protest in the way that it is now. Recall that on October 19 scandalous star from the scene in New York offered to engage in oral sex with everyone who will vote for Hillary Clinton, specifying that he has great skills in this matter and supporters of Clinton will be satisfied.