"...We need to know what really happened yesterday and the exit polls are not enough. Twenty-five thousand people is not enough. We need much deeper research in what the electorate was doing, thinking, feeling and what I mean are both democrats and republicans. We need to really know how much this was racial resentment, how much was this about class, how much was this about gender. I don't feel like we have the foggiest idea yet. We say it was anger and it was but it was about a lot of things and I, for one, I wanna know a lot more about this electorate before we talk about what's gonna happen in January."
"They stopped being journalists over the past months... America is hurting. Economically, middle America is hurting."
"a complete earthquake...There is the 'Bradley effect'... I can't tell you how many professionals Mika and I spoke to over the past year that in a crowd setting would not admit that they were voting for Donald Trump but they would take us to the side after the meeting or after the speech or after the lunch and would say 'I'm voting for him. I'm just sick and tired of this. I'm voting for him... it is the college educated whites that were not going to admit that to 'polite society'"
"the countries of the old, industrial order have faced this twin forces of globalization and migration and you are now seeing a reaction to it. Twenty-five years people have watched how globalization and migration have transformed their countries and now they are reacting"
US Presidential-Hopeful Donald J. Trump (June 16, 2015)
Republican Party Nominee for the 2016 US Presidential Election, Donald J. Trump (July 21, 2016) President-Elect of the United State of America, Donald J. Trump (November 9, 2016)
two months later, our findings continue to hold ground and with new information gathered got much wider in scope, even including the forecast on the rise of another Trump in the foreseeable future, thus this tweet...
President-Elect Donald Trump meets Japan's PM Shinzo Abe
Our analysis increasingly became the least popular media opinion as the race heats up and media goes full blast in unapologetically revealing its bias
By September, even the biggest and brightest stars of Hollywood began openly and strongly throwing their support, money and "star power" to Mrs Clinton, by this time clearly positioned by the press and entertainment media as the "no-brainer, predictacable winner."
With a tweet, we made clear our findings.
Hollywood VS Trump
What unfolds another two months later is now part of the US and world history books.
"Doesn't it seem that we try to clean the air but polluted our soul? We've split the atom but not our prejudice, and we're aiming for higher incomes but we have lower morals."