Thousands march through London in protest against President Trump's travel ban

The transcript covers public reactions to Donald Trump's temporary travel ban, highlighting protests in London. Crowds express their disapproval of Trump's policies, particularly the ban on Muslim people, and march to Downing Street to deliver a message to Theresa May. The debate over Trump's state visit to the UK is discussed, with political figures like Jeremy Corbyn calling for its cancellation. The video captures the sentiment of those fearing the implications of Trump's presidency for America and the world.

What was the public's reaction to the temporary halt of Trump's travel ban?

• They were indifferent.

• They were unaware of it.

• They welcomed it.

• They were disappointed.

What was the main purpose of the protest march from Grosvenor Square to Downing Street?

• To support Trump's policies.

• To celebrate Theresa May's invitation to Trump.

• To express disapproval of Trump's visit.

• To demand more travel bans.

How did the protesters view Trump's invitation by Theresa May?

• As a diplomatic necessity.

• As a welcome gesture.

• As a minor issue.

• With disdain and disapproval.

What was Jeremy Corbyn's stance on Trump's state visit?

• He called for its cancellation.

• He wanted it postponed.

• He supported it.

• He was indifferent.

Despite protests, what was Downing Street's position on Trump's state visit?

• They were undecided.

• They postponed it indefinitely.

• They insisted it would proceed.

• They decided to cancel it.