He closed it in a particularly powerful way. There's no reason for us democrats to be combative like the republicans were after Obamacare was elected. We don't need another 8 years of obstructionism.

Let's take advantage of Trump being an 'outsider' and all come to the table to move forward. He ostensibly doesn't need to be beholden to the Republican Party (they abandoned him). He's a lifelong democrat and if he wants to make his presidency about pragmatism as opposed to partisan lines, I'll commend him for it. I didn't vote for him but I want trump to be a great president--but as the monologue concluded--I want him to be a president for all of us. He didn't get a majority vote. That does not delegitimize his presidency--he's the legitimate president elect. But he must come to the table ready to work--not impose. And the Democrats need to come to the table with the same attitude--ready to work not obstruct.