The most controversial moments at the DNC

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The week of the convention started out rocky for the Democrats. The now former head of the Democratic National Committee -- Debbie Wasserman Shultz resigned as the convention opened, amid an email leak.

The leak exposed some party officials' plan to sabotage Bernie Sanders' campaign. This fueled droves of his supporters taking over the DNC to have their voices heard. A week of rallying behind the Democratic nominee was overshadowed with Sanders supporters outwardly displaying their opposition. The editors at AOL.com were on the ground at the convention covering the chaos.

SEE ALSO: The worst might be yet to come with the DNC email hack

Here are the most controversial moments at the 2016 Democratic National Convention:

The scene from FDR Park where many protestors gather:
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Hillary Clinton might be the official nominee but Sanders' fans were still rallying behind him:

Sanders' supporters flooded the media tent in protest of Clinton securing the nomination:
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Protestors took to the streets chanting for a revolution:
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Some protestors were even arrested during their demonstrations:
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Bernie took the stage to tell his supporters Clinton "must" become the next POTUS:

Despite all the opposition there were still plenty cheering #ImWithHer:

And President Obama had this to say when he took the podium:
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