20 Craziest Reactions to Trump Winning in 2016
Compilation of the most dramatic and emotional street reactions to Donald Trump’s 2016 election victory (United States, November 8, 2016).
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Why Restrict ‘Good’ Gun Owners? Resident Challenges Obama at Town Hall
A gun owner asks President Obama why law-abiding gun owners should face restrictions after mass shootings (United States, 2016).
Trump Supporter’s Claim Stuns CNN Anchor — Street Interview
A Trump supporter makes a claim in a street interview that visibly stuns the CNN anchor conducting it (United States, 2016–2020).
Jordan Klepper vs. Trump Supporters — The Daily Show
Jordan Klepper interviews Trump supporters at rallies, gently exposing contradictions in their positions (United States, 2016–2024).
Triumph the Insult Comic Dog Interviews Donald Trump Supporters
Triumph conducts a focus group with real Trump supporters, asking them about race, immigration, and their candidate (United States, location unspecified, 2016).
US Veteran Describes Fighting in the Vietnam War
A veteran recounts his firsthand experience fighting in the Vietnam War (United States, Unknown).
Children Speak Out About Donald Trump
Street interviews asking children to share their thoughts and feelings about Donald Trump (United States, 2015–2017).
Triumph the Insult Comic Dog Visits Occupy Wall Street
Triumph roams the Occupy Wall Street encampment, skewering protesters, bankers, and the bull statue alike (Zuccotti Park, Lower Manhattan, New York City, November 2011).
Trump Supporter Challenges Obama — Then Regrets It
A Trump supporter confronts Barack Obama with a challenge (United States, 2010s).
Should We Tear Down the Border Wall? — Man on the Street
Street interviews asking Americans whether the US-Mexico border wall should be torn down (United States, 2010s).
Is the Border Wall Bad for Immigration? — Man on the Street
Street interviews exploring whether the border wall helps or hurts immigration policy (United States, 2010s).
Lie Witness News — North Korea Edition
Kimmel’s team asks people their reactions to fake news about North Korea (United States, 2010s).