Dave (9/10) Movie CLIP - The Whole Truth (1993) HD

[@alexandrebertrand-lafleur3114]

The handshake between Kevin Kline and Ben Kingsley is so memorable!

[@wkatz0]

I'd love to know what words were exchanged between the two. You can't hear it

[@sharonjensen3016]

It reminds me of when Cillian Murphy won the Oscar this year for "Oppenheimer" and he was shaking hands with Ben Kingsley and they spoke to each other briefly.

[@ashontahuddleston6663]

This final speech should be required for every president-elect and congressman/woman to hear before taking office! The movie may be a bit far-fetched, but I think this last speech was totally accurate.

[@jasonchurilla5176]

No kidding. The President needs to be smart enough to determine good policy, humble enough to ask for help when he isn't, wise and brave enough to know when the right thing doesn't mesh with the popular thing, and selfless enough to be able to wield the massive Power that he has been imbued with by the People for their benefit, not his own.

[@dr.bherrin]

You think it would matter? Our elected people have heard these kinds of speeches their whole lives, hell they study them to make their own speeches to get elected. At the end of the day, if we want to elect really great people, we need to stop electing politicians. We need to elect our neighbors and our hard working folks. A politician has spent their life convincing people they are a great person, but what we need is a good person.

[@Kathylopex-gf2uq]

Love the form of rewording it, hits straight in my heart as a female USA American civilian citizen.,

[@atkascha]

I would bet that 50% of Congress couldn't pass a high school level English or government/civics class. The people elected should be the best of their community, not just the popular or rich ones

[@ashontahuddleston6663]

@@atkascha I agree totally.

[@ianmcrae4423]

I love how everyone bails out on Bob once he gets thrown under the bus!

[@dnasty312]

Just him and his sticker

[@am5p8]

" Die you Punk ! " Then Dave drags him under the bus !! :-DD

[@franz-dominikimhof4940]

Right wing solidarity.

[@gspendlove]

"Bye, Bob!" "See ya, Bob!" "Good luck Bob!"

[@alpha4072]

That is politics

[@thinkingfreely5545]

And that is why they will never let an outsider into that position.

[@Wired4Life2]

That is, until a certain Orange Man walked down an escalator... 😊

[@autumnhd]

​@@Wired4Life2if you don't think he's always been in the inside then I've got a bridge over brooklyn I'd like to sell you

[@mistermax3034]

@@Wired4Life2 Hilarious. But you're joking, right?

[@charlesbear863]

I loved the part when he balanced the budget. Bob went ballistic

[@MrGruffteddybear]

He didn't balance the budget, just saved enough to put back the funding for the homeless shelter.

[@garyrossetti2443]

Frank Langella was great in this.

[@bored1ca]

This film was simply incredible. Kevin Kline, Ben Kingsley. Sigourney Weaver and even Frank Langella were outstanding in their respective roles.

[@reader6690]

What a breath of fresh air! Honesty, integrity, AND competence in DC? An excellent blueprint for the way DC is supposed to be!

[@ReaverLordTonus]

Only now after seeing this years later, I can tell he was setting up for "having a stroke" by acting out some early warning signs before it became obvious. He deliberately stops moving some of the facial muscles on his left (our right) side, pulls the corner of his mouth back and holds it, and makes sure he doesn't smile after a certain point despite looking like he's trying. That's an impressive attention to detail on both the part of the director and Kevin Kline's acting.

[@santiagoperez5431]

I see what you mean

[@dfgolez5821]

Oh wow I didn't notice that before

[@bradleybrown8399]

At 2:31, he flubs his line. That's anothe "tell".

[@GisherJohn24]

wish we could get this guy in office.

[@stvdagger8074]

If one were to remake this film today, the actor could just study speeches and press conferences given by Joe Biden.

[@theolamp5312]

"I oughta care more about what's right than what's popular" The guiding words of statesmen, now often lost in most of politics. A leader shouldn't be swayed by the political winds. He should instead follow some essential moral compass.

[@shamshulanuar7718]

Theo, The quote is classy. I am from Malaysia. Around 27 years ago, one aspiring politician from my country who dreams of becoming the Prime Minister( head of government) created movement to replace them the Deputy Prime minister ( no 2 post in govt). The Deputy PM was a humble and honest guy. Him being honest and humble was one of the main reason why the people trusted the govt back then. But what I admire the most is that he refused to be involved in corrupt practice in order to retain his power.

[@nomorenames5568]

One of the greatest movies I've ever seen, its near flawless in its execution unlike movies today where I'm constantly thinking "they're doing that, really?"

[@GeorgiaKev]

This was a great movie. While totally unrealistic, it showed the "lighter" and more innocent side of American politics. The way Dave socked it to that crooked chief of staff, and how all his supporters who'd been kissing his ass suddenly walked out on him, was priceless!

[@stevenasidilla4140]

1:47 I'd say his career is basically over.

[@gerryfogarty7998]

@@stevenasidilla4140 I do not think you watched the end of the movie!?

[@stevenasidilla4140]

@@gerryfogarty7998 I did

[@gerryfogarty7998]

@@stevenasidilla4140 Dave's career was not over however the President's was!

[@stevenasidilla4140]

@@gerryfogarty7998 I meant bob, not Dave

[@havingfun1968]

I was so PROUD when they filmed at my hospital, National Naval Medical Center, which is NOW Walter Reed National Medical Center. I was there when they filmed it and all the actors and director spent time with us wounded Marines and Veterans. That's when celebrities were NOT untouchable. Where did those days go???

[@internettrowel6930]

thank you for your service, Semper Fi

[@SantomPh]

They still exist, rest assured. Many actors of that time had also served in Vietnam or Grenada or even Iraq I, so there was certainly some empathy.

[@chrisgast]

When did it change to Walter Reed?

[@havingfun1968]

@@chrisgast About ten years ago. Trust me, I still call it National Naval Medical Center. The Old Walter Reed is mostly for men and women missing limbs and burn victims. Now, the NEW Walter Reed Medical Center takes care of EVERY branch. Even though they enlarged the right side of the hospital, I still think it’s NOT big enough for all 5 branches, and government employees. What can you do though right??? Semper Fidelis, and PLEASE don’t listen to any HORROR stories you hear about Walter Reed. The care I receive there is beyond words. I’m so grateful for the nurses and doctors. Forever Grateful To Still Be Alive, Captain T, U.S.M.C.

[@jainra]

As long as people like you exist, those days will be back. With interest. Not even American.

[@RobertYoung-rl5sh]

One of the best movies I've ever seen - even though I knew this can never happen in real life.. Kevin Kline was brilliant.

[@gwreevesReeves]

Spot on. The current administration is more than guilty of all the illegal finance charges (CCP, Ukraine, Privat Bank, et al) mentioned here, among many others. Yet, there will never be any admission of it since the corporate media are all owned/controlled by the same globalist moguls.

[@woozy7405]

@@gwreevesReeves Be specific and provide actual evidence.

[@gwreevesReeves]

@@woozy7405 I was being specific. How detailed do you want to get? -The 25k emails from Hunter Biden's laptop that even the NYT finally admitted was his, implicating him and his father in myriad corrupt foreign dealings? -Tony Bobulinski's insider testimony about Rosemont Capital's billion-dollar sweetheart dealings with Beijing? -Joe's blackmailing of the foreign minister of Ukraine with a billion dollars of US-taxpayer money to FIRE the investigator who was looking into his son's dealings with Burisma? There's so much more. Need I go on? Or is this enough to get you to start asking questions?

[@woozy7405]

​@@gwreevesReeves Good. Thank you. I asked myself questions long ago and found the answers myself, with the help of non-biased and credible sources. Facebook, podcasts, comments sections, and blogs are not considered that. Senate republicans have already concluded their investigation and found zero wrongdoing or corruption in Biden's conduct. Do you consider yourself and the so esteemed sources you use to be more thorough than the US Senate? You do you then.

[@gwreevesReeves]

@@woozy7405 I had a feeling that actual evidence of wrongdoing wouldn't matter to you. Let the Swamp creatures do your thinking for you. Great plan.

[@stwilson3550]

This is the closest thing to a Frank Capra film that wasn't a Capra film. It's so good.

[@amyfisher6380]

Probably inspired by Mr. Smith Goes to Washington.

[@velocirancor]

I’ve been really emotional for the past week. Something about this clip pokes my heart.

[@marcziegenhain8420]

I love Sir Ben Kingsley as Vice President.

[@dnasty312]

I'll always love the scene when he tells how he first got into politics 🙂

[@shamshulanuar7718]

I love the scene where the VP whacked the President

[@nrkgalt]

@@shamshulanuar7718 Wasn’t that in the movie JFK?

[@shamshulanuar7718]

@@nrkgalt no. In this move Dave, the Vice President was in Oval Office after returning from African visit. He whacked the President for White House( meaning Bob's action) in implicating him( Vice President ) in First liberty issue. That was the moment that caught the President off guard. He then asked Bob's deputy about the issue. Alex the deputy admiited that Bob implicated Vice President in order to remove the Vice president from future presidential race. But the main target is Bob trying to create bad image of the President

[@robtru84]

Ben Kingsley is British

[@levalpat]

A president that accepts responsibility for his illegal and inappropriate behavior..... !!!!! We wish.

[@arthurbriand2175]

It's not his illegal behavior, the other guy did them to Dave it was more of a clean exit

[@mcmjr405]

Especially with CCP Bi Den in office!! And crooked Hunter, selling paintings for $500K.. yeah, riiiiiight! 🤪🙄

[@myrealname2022]

That’s how we know this is a work of fiction. Lol

[@Sough]

As we just saw someone might commit More crimes as president as to keep the legal shield that has become the presidency. Really need to have accountability for presidents--no way a senate party, especially republicans, will break rank to boot their guy, no matter how criminal or vile that guy his.

[@gregfaber3417]

@@mcmjr405 blah blah blah

[@captainpinky8307]

This film made an impression on me as a child. over 20 years ago. nice to see it on youtube

[@laurabogue3503]

This is what a true good president is. This is what our politicians have forgotten. It's not about being reelected, it's not about who can pocket the most money before they are too old, it's about the people, it's about making Americans lives better, it's about being better. We as a country need to remember that we are not hateful, we are not black, white, Hispanic, Asian. We are Americans and. As such we are held to a higher standard. A standard that says to the rest of the world we can do better, because WE ARE BETTER. Better at compassion, better at healing, better at protecting those that need protection, and those that need a hand up.

[@chamarahemal4711]

God bless America!

[@scottgrimmett375]

That moment of bipartisan applause? I don't expect to see that in my lifetime.

[@Tony511utu]

Believe it or not, I can remember it and I'm not that old. It used to be commonplace.

[@The9393114]

"Alan." The best goddamn line in the movie.

[@sharonjensen3016]

Sorry, Bob, but you did it to yourself. Time to fall on your own sword and take your medicine like a grown-up (if only this would happen in real life).

[@michaelmixon2479]

That scene alone should be required watching in public schools across the country! The whole movie would be better!

[@victorgallego-anyi9322]

I just watched it in my government class. Really love it!

[@patroberts5449]

Anyone even thinking of running for president should watch this and My Fellow Americans, another presidential movie with the best of actors, Jack Lemmon, James Garner, Dan Akroyd, Lauren Bacall, Wilfred Brimley and John Heard it has some very touching scenes in it too with all segments of people on our country.

[@garrison6863]

What a good film this is, both funny and moving. Kline is just excellent and there is not a poor performance in the film. It still resonates today.

[@damanrando7608]

To be fair as the cops point out the First Lady's "Performance" when he talks his way out of a ticket... "Needs some work" but then again that is spot on acting

[@RJPHOENIX]

The cop telling Kline that his imitation of the president was pretty good, but Weaver as the First lady... needed some work, was genius!

[@TopOyster]

We need a man like him right now

[@DrLeroyGreen]

He got Phoebe Cates. He wins.

[@mfaure420]

Right? Married the idol of her time.

[@jonnydanger7181]

Phoebe Cates is my favorite hottie 👍😍

[@tylerdurden639]

Fast Times At Ridgemont High - Moving In Stereo by The Cars was immortalized.

[@markhammar3977]

Cmon the pool scene.

[@kirksink6002]

It stories like this that give us hope.Yes,maybe good people will come along and do the right thing.

[@victorgallego-anyi9322]

I love it how Bob is alone 😂

[@Loveroffood41]

I know, right? He fully deserves to be alone. If I was married to him I would divorce him asap.

[@tomdestryjr.4261]

Absolutely one of my favorite movies ever!

[@jasonwilson6643]

Three Presidents later - and we're still nowhere near Dave.

[@vincentpadilla4180]

+Jason Wilson hey bro u know what is the moral lesson of this movie?

[@mr6johnclark]

Meanwhile Donald Trump saved 1,000 carrier jobs and the next company down the road is next.

[@allengreene9954]

Phillip Ivey James Marshall from Air Force One and David Palmer from 24.

[@jerkq]

Yeah that didn't exactly pan out so well did it johnclarky?

[@Cardboardbocs]

we will never have Dave because he's one of us. POTUS will always be one of them.

[@joshuaplotkin8826]

If only they had a real president like Dave.

[@saemushailstorm3135]

if only WE had , for ever

[@shamshulanuar1097]

Joshua, may I relate on leadership wiyh what has happened in Malaysia. On May 9 2018, Malaysia voted in election. And the ruling party lost the election. .. Many then were overjoyed. But now vast majority regret changing the Prime Minister. Only now we realise that how we took for granted the then PM. He did a lot for us. He modernised the public transport, leaving the national oil company with huge reserve. He built thousands of houses for civil services. He abolished the ridiculous toll agreement inked previously. We believe the slanders against him then. Now people realise how he has been maligned

[@blacktrump572]

You have

[@azurerainbow4637]

Dave (1993) was the 3rd big screen movie that Larry King appeared in. The 1st he appeared in was Ghostbusters (1984) and the 2nd was Eddie & The Cruisers 2:Eddie Lives!

[@garyrossetti2443]

Bob Alexander's plan backfired on him.

[@sharonjensen3016]

Left all alone in the room like a bad smell.

[@jaymarco4267]

Guy who clapped at 3:10 when Dave went down was Bob Alexander's dad!

[@magicolivier]

@3:10, there's an extra who thinks this is the standing ovation scene, while it's the "oh my god the President has an attack" scene

[@windyblower1211]

OH MY GOD YOURE RIGHT! HAHA. Its the one near the bottom right of the screen

[@MatthewMurdockLawyer]

😭 Dude really thinks the man needs to die

[@khankrum1]

From what I can percieve, everyone of them in that room would be guilty of the same crimes!

[@perfesser944]

Funny how Mr. Kline or Mr. Douglas, to name only two, can look, at least, more like what Potus should be than Bonespurs or Desantis ever could.

[@voicevitality7197]

Dumbest comment I've seen so far.

[@0megacron]

Y'know... this and "Moon Over Parador" are essentially the same movie, yet they're both great movies and fun to watch.

[@stevenbeoethy4049]

I love Moon Over Parador!

[@LiLSmiley3331]

I love this movie, I saw this at school and saw the end today. When he collapsed I had to yell " THE IRONY!"

[@craigedwards775]

3:08 I love how old mate gives the stroke a standing ovation

[@xjcrossx]

Haha! Took me awhile to find him, but I've seen this movie countless times and this scene even more and I have never seen that before. Great catch. He either did the scene wrong, or decided "my character is going to think they are all clapping because he fainted but quickly realize that's not the case." Lol

[@bradmedicus]

Damn good scene. Damn good.

[@vincentpadilla4180]

+bradmedicus hey bro u know what is the moral lesson of this movie?

[@el7jake]

"You see, I think there are certain things you should expect from your President. I oughtta care more about you than I do about me. I oughtta care more about what's right than I do about what's popular. I oughtta be willing to give up this whole thing for something I believe in, because if I'm not, then maybe I don't belong here in the first place." I believe many of us would have difficulty making an actual list of what we expect from the person elected as President, but surely these statements should be a part of that list.

[@TheWinezen]

Every politician in the world should be held to this standard. The "Dave Standard"

[@pattilipscomb9898]

One of my all time favorite movies!

[@Transmedal2]

This is so relevant right now

[@lexabug7410]

I had to watch this movie with my Government class, and I really enjoyed it and this scene.

[@whirlwindsolitary8211]

Good childhood memories. Beautiful film

[@LiveINtheGood53]

wow, you were a child in 1993?? LOL I feel old now!! haha

[@nathanurbonas2845]

Wish our president was more like Dave!

[@tomdotson6053]

Why so hr could be a pushover hes doing a good job in real life

[@kylestubbs8867]

I think the point of the film was that, in order to become President legitimately, you have to temper, lose, or not even have the traits that made Dave-as-Mitchell so admirable.

[@notd0ll109]

2024: “Presidential Immunity”

[@mikegargan967]

That's cause a certain orange president cares more about himself than the people he's supposed to serve. Luckily for him, he was able to pack the supreme court with folks who want to keep Mr. Orange out of trouble.

[@kevinwozniak3308]

0:54 it was at this point, Bob knew he f***** up.

[@grahamsmith5396]

Great film, watching it reminds me to force myself to do better every day.

[@stardust3872]

3:10 Guy on bottom right of the screen clapped when the President went down lmao

[@beesly01]

sad thing is, you cannot stream it off of Netflix either.

[@carloscanizares4699]

Remember when the population of the US was only 250m?

[@crucisnh]

This was a nice movie. About the only thing was that the actor playing "Dave" seemed far, far too much of a nice guy to be a president.

[@jonalderson5571]

What about Joe Biden? Pretty nice guy

[@shonenhikada9254]

@@jonalderson5571 lol your delusional

[@taro-san2281]

This is one of my best movies

[@davidhutchinson5233]

Care about what's right than what's popular. If only right?

[@patroberts5449]

Also watch “My Fellow American” another must see for anyone even thinking of a presidential run!

[@MrListen2meplez]

Second in command Vice President Nance was also second in command in Egypt (Potiphar in the epic movie “Joseph”, until Joseph was elevated to be second in command behind pharaoh, a position titled “zaphnath-paaneah” which means savior.

[@MrListen2meplez]

Vice President Nance played by Ben Kingsley

[@Kiaorafranz]

Perhaps the Americans should do it as the Ukrainians did. Szelensky was also a comedian who played the role of the President, then the Poeple loved him so much, and he became, elected President. Beside that one of the good American comedy's, usually I'm not a big fan of American (- Hollywood)-humor, but this one is different, well done.

[@nathanruben-tv5lf]

Such a comedy, honest people at hill? A vice president actually honest? Real comedy.

[@April0712]

When was the last time you saw the term "public servant" in use? They call themselves elites now.

[@doofusmaguilacutee4998]

Our last buffoon of a president should have watched this clip on his 1st day in office!

[@thomaschacko6320]

Great film, superb cast - especially Kevin Klein!

[@Hibernicus1968]

It's a charming fantasy we indulge in, in movies like this, and in the Jimmy Stewart classic "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington," that an ordinary guy can go to Washington and not just do a great job in politics, but do it better than the jaded, corrupt people doing it already. But you'll note in both movies, the good guy only gets the victory in the end because one of the jaded, corrupt politicians he has to deal with has an attack of conscience and undergoes a _complete_ change of heart, and that, and only that is what saves the good guy from utter failure. Does anything think it would _really_ happen that way in Washington.

[@brucef310]

It's amazing that they shot this scene with his huge herpe sore on his mouth

[@steveouk90126]

No. All we can do is send a competent adult to the Oval Office, someone who's untainted by Washington villainy. We did that in 2016. Four years later, we did it again--but the villainy got in our way.

[@Madbandit77]

@@steveouk90126 Captain Clorox was a political illiterate dolt and a self-serving blight who couldn't unite the country during TWO pandemics last year. He didn't have to be "corrupted by Washington villainy" because he already was, clueless.

[@nunosoares2329]

Kevin Kline. Brilliant :-)

[@davidmatthews1710]

Such a great movie

[@louiscampos9606]

the fainting was so dramatic.

[@albertteng1191]

They dont make movies like this anymore. Today, a movie has to have characters that fly and morph into something else to be a hit

[@chrissyusa9765]

Some think we are living a similar version of it, in real time right now, with the Biden Administration. Personally, I doubt it. But politics is so twisted, it wouldn’t surprise me.

[@sevenherdsmen]

What a magic movie moment!

[@galechow620]

I wish we had a President like this

[@navneetdhal5986]

U have joe biden

[@Schwedeballz]

@@navneetdhal5986don’t remind us

[@ivanpb1983]

I hope this scene ends like the Mel Gibson and Homer Simpson remake of "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington".

[@jcmat9917]

What made this movie so original was how plausible it looked, but how unrealistic and fantastic it obviously was… ❤❤

[@hoosiercrypto9955]

One of my favorite movies. Along with groundhog day. 😋

[@donwinslow6967]

Kevin Kline did an amazing job on this film. Dave is the kind of president we, the American people, deserve. Who I don't want to even imagine in the White House, it's Donald Trump, unless it's Dave firing him.

[@kevenders]

Don't get me wrong Im not a huge DT fan heck not really a fan of him at all. But the warnings Kevin Kliens character is talking about in here about corrupt politicians and what their job should be vs how they usually behave can be applied to every career politician out there in cluding sanders clinton obama and on the right the bush's McCane cruz and so on. So yeah DT is a selfish egotistical type of person but so are all politicians the one thing we can say is different is that while most politicians can say they suceeded by selling what they would/will do to people in order to keep their jobs, DT suceeded by selling what his companies actually did do to the people who wanted it... at least he actually is closerr to the old time political leaders who had a regular job before "serving" granted I feel they did so out of seeing a public need not greed or ego but still that link to the best leaders we had needs to become a standard again

[@optimusprime8543]

Dave is the only honest and responsible person in office though it was only a movie

[@russell5078084]

kevenders Trumps not perfect. But, he's policies have the economy roaring. If the entrenched corruption would get out of his way, by the end of his 2nd term, this country would Be in better shape than it has been since WWII.

[@saemushailstorm3135]

- whooo was in office when this was made , eejit stooge ?

[@el7jake]

Oh, well....

[@lawrencekellerii4857]

Who amongst us could not vote for Dave 🙏

[@trowawayacc]

They never voted for him. He was a fake. The real guy was scum.

[@MrUranium238]

Everyone rushes up to save him 😲

[@kevinburke6055]

Its so great that Gandhi got to be vice president and later president.

[@isleofredemption]

Dave: Each one of these charges is absolutely true. Bob: HA! Die, you pond scum! Dave: But that's not the whole story. Bob: No, wait-

[@savaged49]

Jesus its surreal watching this in 2020. You'd think this was fiction but I swear I could believe this could happen today

[@yujinyi6099]

3:10 Boy, I wonder if the guy in the bottom right corner felt silly later for applauding as his “President” went down for the count.

[@jasmineparallag8115]

i like the concept =))

[@AlexIsUber]

Kingsley expression always looking like a serial killer haha

[@RaySchwarz.]

I think at the time that this movie was made Hollywood knew some stuff that the rest of the world would soon find out: -the president having a thing with a White House intern (pre-Monica Lewinsky scandal) -POTUS & FLOTUS sleeping in separate bedrooms (probably what was going on with the Clintons) -the Vice President being a "geek" (Al Gore was one which is why he lost in 2000 to George W Bush)

[@sharonjensen3016]

Clinton wasn't the first president to fool around (and probably won't be the last either).

[@relatosdemushinga]

Quiero ver la película completa doblada en español pero no la encuentro. ¿Alguien pusiera ayudarme?

[@Arielnovak]

Creo que en Amazon Prime, ah, re referís a "verla"... en Google hay opciones

[@thomasvanhorne4796]

Great scene!

[@traviselrod7803]

Am I the only one who thinks Dave should also go to jail for criminal conspiracy?

[@BigNoseDog]

In real life, we a President who commits crimes, lies, and never takes responsibility

[@stvdagger8074]

You were 2 years premature in your comment.

[@kylestubbs8867]

@@stvdagger8074 No, he was right.

[@rubinajamal2322]

He killed it 🙏👍🏽

[@brcx3001]

When baby boomers were just mature (this was the peak, as hollow as this seems), not sinister when in power or childishly selfish with their youtube mountain man breakfast videos on youtube.

[@pacarter7169]

This movie maybe considered a comedy, yet there are some political truths about this movie that should not go ignored... especially how they handle the budget and spend our money.

[@johncookie4415]

A president with written proof? How unrealistic.

[@jyelin1]

This film was on tv the other day, in the midst of the primary results....Trump and Clinton care more about themselves than us...

[@vincentpadilla4180]

what is the moral lesson of this movie? :)

[@JonathanToolonie]

That all Presidents should follow his example.

[@optimusprime8543]

Probably that greed and ego will be ones downfall should we ever allow it to get the best of us, and that power shouldn't go to our heads, such power must be used wisely.

[@spaceballs72]

All people can do good. Regardless whether they are president or not.

[@kevinpadfield83]

The moral is that we the American people deserve better than the Democrats and Republicans. But we can't have it until we get rid of the politicians that put money and power ahead of the good of the people.

[@OptimusWombat]

The best leaders are the ones who don't really want the job, but do it because they must.

[@hibob418]

Wow, a president actually apologizing for illegal behavior. Not just screaming ‘witch hunt’ and going after a judge’s family.

[@manifestmetalroofing]

Welp, this comment didn’t age too well!

[@williamoverton7775]

I wish I were a better person.

[@michaelwallace6509]

Wow! Thank you for saying that. I feel the same way. I'll bet we are not the only two that should feel that way. Our egos want us to identify with the good president when many of us far more resemble the bad president. Let's start working on it today...

[@lifeisgood525]

If every president from previous administrations were like this, we would be in paradise

[@markstevens1729]

Or, more likely, you’d be in a pile of dead Presidents.

[@lifeisgood525]

good one

[@manaswinipanda6695]

Merl Stravenue

[@CorvusTX]

Wish we had leaders like this in todays Murica

[@andyminter7692]

Before long you willing get to see this in real life.