Alec Baldwin, Robert De Niro, Michale and Juliane Moore were among Hollywood actors and directors who joined a protest against Donald Trump in New York on the eve of his oath as president.
Baldwin, who often satirizes the new leader in "Saturday Night Live", took the podium set up in front of "Trump Tower" to convey his impressions and mimicking her billionaire said he was heading to the Russian Embassy. Later he described as a disaster Trump cabinet members.
"Donald Trump, Steve Bannon and Mike Pence are part of an administration that thinks we will give up. But they do not realize that this does not happen again. Our children are not too young to understand what is happening and to teach them what a real American. These people are a disgrace, "he said.
Robert De Niro was first climbed on stage calling Trump a bad example for the country.
"I do not care where it goes, but I had never thought that he would go to Washington. He is a bad example for the country and for New York," said the actor.
While Cher termed narcissistic Trump a unique image that can change the world.
"Fight Trump every day" and "Justice and civil rights for all", read some of the banners held by protesters in the town where he lives billionaire, where most people voted for him and Democratic rival Hillary Clinton.
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