Bob Mondello

And I thought, oh, wait.

You know, this is an administration that is already being accused of all kinds of fabrication around photographs that have been digitally altered and that kind of thing.

And

Here's this manicured thing about her that has also been... It's more than airbrushed.

They've changed the narrative.

They've changed what really happened to make it look like she was effective in her husband's political life in a way she wasn't.

Well, when I went to the screening, I went to the very first screening at a Washington theater.

And just before the lights went down, I yelled to the crowd.

It had 21 people in it.

How many of us are journalists?

Are there any civilians here?

And two people said, I'm a civilian.

So anyway, I thought that was interesting.

So to some extent, it's for the press.

And then to a larger extent, the group that it did appeal to, that it has appealed to, is largely red state audiences.

Right.

So initially, at least, there were theaters that were quite full in those cities.

And

And that is why the film did $7 million.

And there's no question that there is an audience that likes this movie.