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During his speech at Hamilton College, Obama expressed concern about the economic policies of the Trump administration and the infringement on free speech. He urged students to bravely express their dissatisfaction and pointed out that these policies could harm the United States' international reputation. He emphasized that democracy and the rule of law affect the details of everyday life and encouraged young people not to remain silent but to defend their rights. He also stated that he does not agree with the reciprocal tariffs introduced by Trump. The White House has not yet responded to this.

Obama pointed out that students should bravely express their dissatisfaction with the current government. U.S. President Trump’s announcement of reciprocal tariffs has shaken global financial markets, and the U.S. stock market has not been spared. Obama stated that he believes Trump's economic policies are detrimental to the United States and expressed concern over Trump's infringement on freedom of speech. He urged young students to stand up, acknowledging that there may be some cost involved, but they should not allow the rights in their hands to go to sleep.

In a recent speech at Hamilton College, Obama expressed deep concerns about some actions of Trump and his administration. He mentioned that the behavior of the federal government has threatened students' freedom of speech, including pressuring media that disagree with their views. He emphasized that this series of actions violates the fundamental contract of America.

Obama stressed that the current economic policies and tariff measures are not beneficial to the United States, pointing out that the international reputation of the U.S. government has been damaged since Trump took office. He also warned that if America continues to arbitrarily set trade terms, the future could become quite dangerous. He reminded students that democracy and the rule of law are abstract concepts, but they can impact daily life, and encouraged them to speak out and act decisively in the face of oppression to voice their viewpoints.

So far, the White House has not responded to Obama's remarks.

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