Make America Great Again Trevor Noah

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President Donald Trump seems determined to split the U.South. ― and it'southward not helping to "make America corking again," co-ordinate to Rep. Joe Kennedy Iii (D-Mass.).

Actualization on the "Daily Show," Wednesday, Kennedy criticized Trump and his administration for pushing policies that divide the country in a fashion that he says is "dispiriting" and "dangerous."

"The president and his administration take decided that somehow, for some reason, our country today is us-against-them ― whether it's a budget, whether information technology'due south a healthcare beak, whether it'south deciding who gets into college," Kennedy told host Trevor Noah.

"Almost every single policy proposal y'all take seen from this a lot of this administration from day one pits American against American," he added.

Kennedy took issue with the meaning backside Trump'south campaign slogan, "Make America Slap-up Once again," which continues to be a prominent catchphrase during his presidency.

"The office that is most dispiriting and dangerous for all of us is that that is in somebody's definition of making America great," the congressman said.

"That somehow we are at our best when nosotros are divided, when nosotros are fighting with each other, when we are trying to compete confronting somebody else to get to some cypher sum game. And by you succeeding means you're putting some other American down."

Kennedy said that he didn't believe that the "united states versus them" philosophy was right for the state and called for unity among all Americans.

"You win when yous become 320 one thousand thousand Americans pulling for each other and fighting for each other ― and knowing that nosotros're not going to go out you behind," he told Noah.

Kennedy has been known to requite impassioned speeches pushing back on policies he fundamentally disagrees with, that are backed by Trump and the GOP.

When Trump tweeted last calendar month that transgender people were no longer allowed to serve in the U.S. armed services, Kennedy criticized the president for questioning service members' patriotism and courage while speaking on the House flooring.

The congressman gave a similar speech that went viral in March when he told House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) that the GOP's efforts to repeal and supplant the Affordable Care Human activity showed more malice than mercy.

Kennedy likewise spoke about the problems of health care, transgender people in the military, immigration and unity in the White Business firm in his interview with Noah.

Watch Kennedy'south full interview in the video above.