"Everyone's in pain," Trump's video against the Democrats after declaring the national emergency to build the wall

A few hours after declaring the national emergency to finance the construction of the wall on the Mexican border, the US president published on his Twitter account a video focusing on various faces of Democratic members of Congress who opposed their budget proposal, which aimed to allocate US $ 5,000 million for work "to strengthen national security" that he promised with such an emphasis during his election campaign.

With footage taken from the State of the Union speech on February 5 in the US Congress, the sequence is musicalised with the lugubrious song "Everybody Hurts" by the famous band R.E.M. and is designed to appear sad or resigned among the main opponents of Trump's policies to the government.

Bernie Sanders, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Kamala Harris, Chuck Schumer and even the former Republican presidential candidate, Mitt Romney They were included as parliamentary representatives of the rejection of the construction of the wall.

"Tonight we renew our desire to The United States will never be a socialist country " and "there are more people working than ever in the history of the United States: $ 157 million" are some of the phrases in Trump's speech that the video showcases while doing focus on different Sanders, Ocasio-Cortez or Nancy Pelosi, Speaker of the House of Representatives.

Trump Friday declared a "national emergency" to fund the construction of a border fence with Mexico and thus launched a likely legal battle on which depends the future of the controversial construction project of the wall.

After two years of clashes with a reluctant Congress to help him keep his election promise, Trump decided to bypbad the lawmaker and publish this urgent declaration, which allows presidents to temporarily access a special power to deal with a crisis.

By activating this measurement, Trump According to the White House, the project aims to raise nearly 8,000 million USD to erect some 376 kilometers of a border fence made of steel poles and therefore would not be a concrete wall.

"We have the possibility to approach 8,000 million dollars and with that, we will build many walls," he promised. Trump.