Hannah Rosen

That's impossible.

And so it just feels a little like failure in a way for rich donors to curry favor.

Like it's hard to see how it's going to take off.

You know, it's like both scary, but also seems maybe not possible.

I guess the mid possibility is that it's propaganda that works some of the time.

Like, OK, we can discuss this around the Melania film and immigration.

Like the film was coming out around the time of the Minneapolis shootings and the sort of mayhem in Minneapolis and the tragedy there.

Melania is maybe the most famous immigrant in the U.S.

right now.

And we do agree that immigration came up a lot.

Like the theme of immigration was there.

The director, Brett Ratner, tell us about that.

Is there something explicit, you know, like Melania's jacket?

What was it?

What did her jacket say?

I don't care.

I really don't care.

Do you?

Is that explicit or is it just, you know, Donald Trump likes the Rush Hour franchise and they're not really thinking about it?

Yeah, I did wonder if there could have been a version of this movie that had more robust alternate storytelling.