Joanna Coles

And he's almost apologetic to be there.

I'm sorry to bother you.

Exactly.

He's the master of self-preservation, but he's also the master of self-sabotage, isn't he?

So he wins and then he loses.

He wins and then he loses.

He starts a new business, it disappears on us.

Think of all the things that Trump has put his name on that just no longer exist.

Trump steaks, Trump champagne, Trump water, buildings with Trump on.

I mean, look at the decision about the Kennedy Center that his name has to be removed, his name put illegally on the Kennedy Center.

Now it has to be removed within two weeks.

Because you can't celebrate something that is...

You know, they needed congressional approval to change the name of that.

That building was set up by Congress to honor a slain president.

The idea that Donald Trump would sort of elbow JFK out of the way because he's so desperate for attention and he loves putting his name on things.

And there it goes.

We saw it then.

And also the tiny note of subversion that it's in a slightly different font, which you only really notice if you're paying attention.

It's slightly smaller.

I think, than the Kennedy font.