Mary Jordan

And it will be all in the film.

And every detail.

She talks that her mother, who was a seamstress and made patterns, gave her her fashion sense, her attention to detail.

That we know, we believe.

It's just that when you're

the first lady, there is this expectation that you do that for other people.

So why, for instance, didn't she announce that, okay, $20 million made by this thing will go to help young people, young people who want to go to fashion, you know, underprivileged people.

There was one part where she talked about foster children.

I mean, I have no doubt that she cares about children.

She is

clearly a concerned mom, a devoted mother.

She talks about Barron.

We see him on the screen.

We don't see the other stepchildren, except glancingly in the back.

But Barron is something that he's talked about, and she's front and center in her life.

She loves children.

I believe that.

I know that talking to people.

But what is she doing for them?

She talks about fostering children, but there's no details.