Twitter Reacts To Trump Screening ‘Finding Dory’ Amid Travel Ban Protests

Massive crowds gather at White House to protest President Trump's immigration plan, January 29, 2017 in Washington, D.C. Photo by Olivier Douliery/Abaca(Sipa via AP Images)
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Twitter was quick to find irony in President Donald Trump’s mid-afternoon screening of “Finding Dory” on Sunday in the White House as crowds gathered outside to protest an executive order banning refugees and immigrants from certain countries from entering the United States.

The White House announced the 3 p.m. screening in its official daily schedule.

CBS correspondent Mark Knoller reported that Trump is screening “Finding Dory,” citing a White House aide.

Twitter had something to say about that.

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  1. Nero fiddles while Rome burns.

    Film at 11.

  2. No one will understand it … They’re in over they’re heads with that movie …

  3. I’m sure Ellen D is puking right about now…

  4. I’m not saying that the inauguration crowd wasn’t big, but I found Waldo in like 3 seconds…

    A tweet submitted to Eric Zorn at the Chicago Tribune.

  5. Trump: As an open minded smart(est) individual, I always look at things from the other side. I still think Whites should have it all. Just Christians though.

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