The New York Times dedicated a video to Donald Trump …

“In life, there are winners and losers. You wanted to win so badly, but it wasn’t supposed to happen, ”the video begins wryly.

“When you lose it is important that you do it with grace. There are examples everywhere, like these guys who lost. Or these others, ”he emphasizes elsewhere, while images of children losing in sports competitions, in chess or on television itself.

The video even shares footage of famous players, like the basketball star’s statements. Michael jordan after losing a match. “Johnny from the Karate Kid got punched in the face and played a good game,” he says in another excerpt.

“Look, it’s not easy to lose. And now it’s your turn Donald, you can do it”The voiceover remarks, along with the speeches of candidates who lost elections like Hillary Clinton or George Bush Sr. are heard, where everyone recognizes defeat, calls for respect for democracy and congratulates the winners.

Towards the end of the video, Trump’s voice is heard, “I’m not a good loser, I don’t like to lose,” to which the New York Times responds, “We know, but you lost. it’s time to be a good loser. ”

Donald Trump does not accept defeat

Although he has not presented evidence, Trump still does not accept the election results and seeks to court the election after the defeat.

“Observers were not allowed to enter the counting rooms. I won the election, I got 71 million legal votes. Bad things happened that our observers couldn’t see,” posted Trump this Saturday on his Twitter account, in a post he shared in all capital letters.

And he concluded: “This has never happened before. Millions of postal ballots were sent to people who never asked for them. 71 million legal votes. The most for a sitting president! “