The responses contrasted sharply, and set the tone for the rest of the discussion.
I love it, one panelist said.
Every day I love him more and more.
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I still dont like his attacks, his Twitter attacks, if you will, on other politicians.
I dont think thats appropriate.
But, at the same time, his actions speak louder than words.
And I love what hes doing to this country.
I feel like hes a horrible president, another panelist said of Trump.
And hes divided our nation more than it has ever been.
And then when hes on teleprompter, hes sane, I mean, Im like, Thats great.
Thats a good message.
But when hes off teleprompter I feel uncomfortable.
It makes me feel sick to my stomach.
And I think that we look like were a joke to other foreign leaders.
Frustrated, one said.
Angry, said another.
Other responses included fed up, misinformed, and wounded.
One thing the panelists seemed to agree on was Trumps use of Twitter.
I dont like the tweets, one said.
Its not about using it, its about how he uses it, a fellow panelist chimed in.
The segment concluded with expressions of both despair and cautious hope for the future.
Im even fearing civil war.
Another panelist said hes hopeful.
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