He certainly can if he is listening to the Spirit.
Women, wholly dishonoured and abused during the campaign - as were so many other human values, came together globally to stand for those values that are shared globally by and for all, and enshrined in the Constitution of the United States. 
The "sisters' march" is/was a climactic and prophetically timely conclusion to a sequence begun by a man who sets up himself, his ego, as the "Unum" of "E Pluribus Unum".  The "Unum" of women -  men accompanying them - across the US and globally came together and for the values enshrined in the many.
Without referring to Trump, the USofA or the specific world-wide "sisters' march" and in light of what is a universal crisis of equality, inclusion, dignity and earth care, he can acknowledge the unqualified peership of women with men and their significance in "birthing" Christ in the world as/and in the church.