Despondent, Trump flips through the TV coverage of the protests outside the White House

Alone, abandoned                                 I’ll stay ‘til the bitter end

All of them have left me                      at least I have my best friends

      Me, me, me, me, me, me, me

      My, my, my, my, myself and

      Me, me, me, me, myself and [pointing to himself on TV] you.

      Me, me, me, me, me, me, me

      My, my, my, my, myself and

      Me, me, me, me, myself and you.

I’ve lost but won’t admit it                  to admit it is to lose

Some decisions I regret now              but at least my companions I can choose

      Me, me, me, me, me, me, me

      My, my, my, my, myself and

      Me, me, me, me, myself and [pointing to himself on TV] you.

      Me, me, me, me, me, me, me

      My, my, my, my, myself and

      Me, me, me, me, myself and you.

He pauses the TV on a protester who’s sign says “Trump – the world doesn’t revolve around you!” and next to her a sign of a snake with Trump’s fanged head that reads “You’re poisoning America!” At this point he has a revelation, and in a profound change of facial expression and body language, agitatedly he gets up and scribbles some thoughts with a sharpie – all this while the “moment of clarity” theme plays for the first time.