1. What did President Trump say in the beginning of his message about the violence that we saw at the U.S. Capitol last week?

2. What is the motto “Make America Great Again” about?

3. What did he say about people who truly support what he stands for?

4. What does he say to people who engage in such activities?

5. What will happen to those who engaged in violence at the Capitol last week?

6. What did the president ask of everyone who believes in his agenda?

7. What did he say about demonstrations being planned in the coming days? (What did he want to emphasize?)

8. What did he say he has done to maintain order and ensure a peaceful transition of power to Joe Biden?

9. President Trump described what took place at the U.S. Capitol this week as a “calamity.” He concluded his message by saying:

These are tense and difficult times.  The efforts to censor, cancel, and blacklist our fellow citizens are wrong and they are dangerous.

What is needed now is for us to listen to one another, not to silence to one another.

All of us can choose by our actions to rise above the rancor and find common ground and shared purpose.

We must focus on advancing the interests of the whole nation, delivering the miracle vaccines, defeating the pandemic, rebuilding the economy, protecting our national security, and upholding the rule of law.

Today, I am calling on all Americans to overcome the passions of the moment and join together as one American people.  Let us choose to move forward united for the good of our families, our communities, and our country.

Why is it important for all Americans, love him or hate him, to heed this exhortation?

10. As social media (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and Youtube) have permanently banned or indefinitely blocked the President’s accounts, how important do you think it is for this message to be heard? How do you think the president can get his message out as he has been censored?