The BBC has contrasted President Trump’s celebratory post aqcuital speech with President Bill Clinton’s apologetical speech after he survived impeachment in 1999. The BBC wrote:
Mr Trump’s post-acquittal celebration contrasted with President Bill Clinton’s address in 1999, when the impeached Democratic president offered a sombre apology to the American people.
“I want to say again to the American people how profoundly sorry I am for what I said and did to trigger these events and the great burden they have imposed on the Congress and on the American people,” Mr Clinton said.
There is a difference between both impeached President’s acquittals. In Clinton’s case, he was censored, while in Trump’s case, ot is something he describes as ‘total acquittal’. He wasn’t even censored.
Both Presidents Clinton and Trump presided over great leaps in technology. President Clinton presided over the rise of the world wide web, while President Trump is presiding over the ongoing rise of the blockchain.