This document contains excerpts from several speeches and statements made by Donald Trump between November 2015 and January 2017 regarding building a wall on the US-Mexico border, banning Muslims from entering the US, and promises made in his 2017 inaugural address such as rebuilding infrastructure, defending gun rights, and prioritizing American jobs and security. It also discusses checks and balances in the UK government and contrasts Trump's rhetoric with inspirational quotes from Nelson Mandela about achieving racial equality and democracy in South Africa.

2. “I will build a great wall – and
nobody builds walls better
than me, believe me – and I’ll
build them very
inexpensively… I will make
Mexico pay for that wall.
Mark my words.”
“It’s freezing and snowing in
New York – we need global
warming!”
“The beauty of me is that I’m
very rich.” “The point is, you can never be too
greedy.”
November 2015
for his bombastic
campaign
rhetoric where
he mocked a
disabled
newspaper
reporter
In early December 2015,
Trump called for a ban on
Muslims entering the USA

3. Not everyone welcomed the new President of
America

4. • Presidential speech
• http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/01/2
0/president-donald-trump-gets-work-
immediately-inauguration-day/

5. What does he promise…
Rebuild the American
Economy by Fighting for Free
Trade
Federal investment of $20
billion towards school
choice
Create 25 million new jobs
over the next decade
Defend the Second
Amendment of our
Constitution. The right of the
people to keep and bear
Arms shall not be infringed
upon. Period.
To rebuild our depleted
military.

6. And…
Prioritize the jobs, wages and
security of the American
people.
Protect the economic well-being of
the lawful immigrants
Protect clean air and clean
water. We will conserve our
natural habitats, reserves and
resources.
We will unleash an energy
revolution that will bring vast new
wealth to our country.
We will achieve a stable, peaceful world with less
conflict and more common ground.

8. Checks and balances in the UK

9. Leaders can have a huge impact…
“I have cherished the ideal of a democratic and
free society in which all persons live together in
harmony and with equal opportunities. It is an
ideal which I hope to live for and to achieve. But
if needs be, it is an ideal for which I am prepared
to die.”

13. On April 26, 1994, more than 22 million South
Africans turned out to cast ballots in the
country’s first multiracial parliamentary
elections in history. An overwhelming majority
chose the ANC to lead the country, and on May
10 Mandela was sworn in as the first black
president of South Africa, with de Klerk serving
as his first deputy.

16. “Government of National Unity” and proclaimed the
country a “rainbow nation at peace with itself and the
world.”

19. Power comes with responsibility!