Sophie Gilbert

You do see her becoming First Lady of the United States a little bit.

It's sort of funny.

It's like there are these moments almost where you see what it could have been if it were a real documentary and not this sort of brochure-like version of Melania.

Yeah.

I mean, it's sort of, it's more representative to me, I think, of so much that Trump touches seems to die.

I'm thinking about his career in running casinos in New Jersey and all his multiple bankruptcies.

I mean, he famously took over the Kennedy Center, which was renovated, by the way, in 2019.

It's not that desperately in need of a...

A makeover.

He put his name on the Kennedy Center and immediately artists have refused to perform there.

They've dropped out.

The Washington National Opera has removed itself from the Kennedy Center.

There's this real sort of rush to flee.

And as a result, I think it's probably hemorrhaging money and...

Trump is now closing it for two years.

But I think what was interesting about the premiere was who wasn't there.

And really, when you think about who attended, there weren't any mainstream celebrities other than Nicki Minaj.

Nicki Minaj, who recently, I think, has been tweeting during the Grammys about the musicians who were involved in satanic cults.

Yeah.

So that was their big mainstream cultural figure who they could get to come along.