often disagreed with trumps position on key issues, and i affairsr international commentator douglas herbertbout differences in the incoming administration. douglas: there have been a lot .f {, disagreements perhaps not surprising, let's give the context by way of some satirical items that circulate right now in the u.s.. "the new yorker" magazine, satirical board, which had a headline that said "intel chief that trump hacked by four-year-old." "this particular twitter has a poor grasp on reality, lacks impulse control, it is potentially dangerous." that is satire. unfortunately, satire these days to a lot of people is not far from truth, and the loose grasp on reality, his tweeting, his policy pronouncements so far, there is a real sense of staging, of spectacle, reality showmanship here. now with their coming up against is the hard existence she's, the demands of real governance, people up in the senate this week whether it is the nominee for secretary of state, for the cia, whether it is the nominee for homeland security, defense, know and we'll have to come up with viable, concrete real

let's go back to our international commentator in washington, douglas herbert. we saw some ugly scenes unfolding in washington. guest: there have been dozens of arrests. we have to put this into perspective. array ofxpecting an dozens of protests in washington, sort of a prelude to a peaceful women's march in washington, which will be the marquee event. these protests have been localized violent protests. most are trying to send the message that by no means do they support violent protesting. the fear is that donald trump will see a -- will seize upon this as a pretext to denounce all protests. most of the protesters have made it clear they want to be peaceful, they want to be organized, but they do want to send a powerful message of dissent and not let donald trump get away from having an un-traveled road. i would say the violent protests, most people are hoping this will not be a sign of what is to come. they do not represent the mast -- represent the vast majority of sporadic protests we have seen. from racial justice to immigration to all sorts of issues. th

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