There are the nationals and the transnationals. 

And this moment cuts across the narrative that the media had been constructing about President Trump being booed at sporting events.

Trump called Suzuki to the podium and as he made his way there, the 36-year-old put on a red “Make America Great Again” hat, a trademark of Trump and his supporters since he jumped into politics in 2015.

Trump looked surprised by the gesture and hugged Suzuki from behind. 

“This is an incredible honor I’d like to think none of us will ever forget,” first baseman Ryan Zimmerman said as he presented Trump with a Nationals jersey. “We’d also like to thank you for keeping everyone here safe in our country and continuing to make America the greatest country to live in the world.”

The outrage has already kicked in. At least on Twitter.