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You know, I love the name Melody because for a long time, you know, they have spell correct and word correct.

Every time I wrote Melania, it would correct to melody.

And I said, what the hell is it wrong with this machine?

I didn't know about that little feature, but I got that corrected eventually.

You know who corrected the military?

I said, come here.

You got to correct this.

You're killing me.

Get it out. You're killing me. You're killing me. The old spell check, whenever a spell check does me

wrong, I was right back. Sorry, spell check, but I write, you know, C-Z-E-C-H, like your check,

like you're from the Czech Republic, you know, spell check.

That's fun with language and geography, too.

And geography, too.

Speaking of all that, though, the White House press secretary, the lovely and talented Caroline Leavitt,

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