Recreating the same scene over and over 4

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When a scene shows enough potential, and a clip can be made from it within enough time, you can't help but just cram a bunch of separate clips all made from that one scene, can you? I stumbled upon this scene after NASCARrules33 used it in his 2016 Election in a Nutshell video to show Hillary Clinton being forced to build the wall for Trump after he beat her, and in no time tonight, I put all of this together, Viacom, Ajit Pai, my Diecast Failure, Whismur sprouting wings, a ton of history, and even me recreating NASCARrules33's scene in my animation.

People are going to get offended by the Auschwitz scene, aren't they?

I do not own Cars, all rights belong to Disney/Pixar.



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