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"He became President of the United States in that moment, period," said Jones, after the evening's most emotional point was replayed by CNN's Anderson Cooper.

"That was one of the most extraordinary moments you have ever seen in American politics," Jones added.

Noting that he still often disagrees with the President, Jones admitted that Trump's powerful moment shows he may be settling into the role.

"If he finds a way to do that over and over again, he's going to be there for eight years," Jones said.

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akira_akuma said:

oh my? so what are people's opinions?

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Burger said:

It was seriously one of the best speeches that I have ever heard and I'm not even joking.

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Le_Canard said:

Well, he acted somewhat more presidential and dignified, I'll give him that. But it was the usual hot air and general dissemblance he's come to known for.

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Burger said:

It was seriously one of the best speeches that I have ever heard and I'm not even joking.

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demiu5 said:

i missed most of the speech.  all i saw was his anecdotal token survivors/their families which was stupid

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ReposadoXochipilli said:

demiu5 said:

i missed most of the speech.  all i saw was his anecdotal token survivors/their families which was stupid

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Yes they all looked like they had sold their soul as well. 

I couldn't sit through it after he spoke of rebuilding the military like it isn't the biggest and best already.

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Patlal said:

I'm even willing to risk saying that Koods found it to be a good speech too.

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Patlal said:

I just finished listening to it and I gotta say, that was a great speech. Definitely one for the history books. I don't know how CNN could possibly spin that one negatively, but they'll find a way. I'm even willing to risk saying that Koods found it to be a good speech too.

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Webster10 said:

It was on of the best speeches I've ever watched. Even my liberal friends are giving him credit. Democrats and republicans are coming together in support of our president, this is awesome.

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