It's no secret that Republican Presidential Candidate Donald Trump has a proclivity for spouting offensive messages, made ever so apparent during his bid for the highest office in the U.S. Yet apparently, his words haven't had an effect the young individuals who could have significant impact on this year's election. So agency SS+K, along with messaging bot platform Dexter, decided to bring Millennial voters one-on-one with Trump through the power of Facebook Messenger.

BFF Trump allows Facebook users to have a "conversation" with Trump through Messenger, asking him his opinions on topics such as Muslims, African Americans, immigration, women, etc. The Facebook Trump will deliver images and quotes from social media, such as "Crooked Hillary wants a radical 500% increase in Syrian refugees. We can't allow this. Time to get smart and protect America!" or "I happen to be a clean-hands freak. I feel much better after I thoroughly wash my hands, which I do as often as possible."

One drawback -- you can't actually ask questions to the bot by typing. You simply have to respond to its posts from a selection of buttons, such as "More on 'defense,'" "What else you got?" and "Really?" In fact, if you do type a question, you receive a response saying, "I play nice when you push my buttons! Enough typing and PUSH MY BUTTONS!" Nevertheless, it's a nice way to find an in with a crowd not tuned into CNN all day.

And while the bot clearly is meant to educate young voters on the absurdity of what Trump says, since it delivers quotes straightforwardly, without context, it could also help to reinforce beliefs of anyone who already favors the candidate.