Liberal film-maker Michael Moore stormed Trump Tower in search for President-elect Donald Trump, but Secret Service guards made sure he didn’t make it past the fourth floor.
Moore brought with him a note to give to Trump, but since he wasn’t able to see the president-elect in person, he handed the piece of paper off to the Secret Service.
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I was able to get into Trump Tower & deliver him a message: “You lost. Step aside.” SS took the note I wrote up & went 2 give it to him.
โ Michael Moore (@MMFlint) November 12, 2016
Moore wanted President-elect Trump to step down from his position because Hillary Clinton won the popular vote.
I’m in the middle of thousands -tens of thousands?- of American voters outside Trump Tower demanding he step aside. He got the least votes.
โ Michael Moore (@MMFlint) November 12, 2016
The streets outside of Trump Tower were filled with protestors, with some estimates putting the number at upwards of 2,000. Police lined the streets as well, ensuring the protestors remained peaceful.
Moore has been a vocal opponent of President-elect Trump throughout his campaign, going so far as to create an impromptu documentary surrounding the matter. But Moore has also come under fire for his harsh rhetoric. He’s claimed President-elect Trump would “blow up the system” and even compared him to a pedophile.
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But despite Moore’s popularity, he still wasn’t able to personally visit President-elect Trump for an interview.
[ H/T Daily Mail ]
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