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This GIF is the best report on Bill de Blasio and the Women's March, 'the greatest protest in US history'

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio and his wife wanted to make it perfectly clear they too were on the streets Saturday for the Women’s March, apparently not deterred by the rampant anti-Semitism at the very top of the organization.

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In case you can’t stomach the video that far, de Blasio calls the Women’s March “the single greatest protest in the history of the United States.” That’s … something.

The whole thing is meme-worthy, but we thought this GIF really captured the gravity of the mayor’s words.

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