It’s painful, but it’s not hopeless.
With tears in his eyes, Meyers was clear to give audiences a message of hope, and especially, he hoped he’d be as wrong about Trump as president as he’d been about him in the past.
“I felt a lot of emotions last night and into today,” Meyers said. “Some sadness, some anger, some fear. But I’m also aware that those are the same emotions a lot of Trump supporters felt, emotions that led them to make their choice, and it would be wrong for me to think my emotions are somehow more authentic than their emotions.”
He even took a moment to address the future first female president, saying, “We don’t know who you are, but I imagine this moment today will be a defining one for you. One that will make you work harder, and strive farther, and whoever you are, I hope I live to see your inauguration.”
Us too, Seth. Us too.
