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Hello and welcome to Trumpcast. I'm Virginia Heffernan. Today, as an act of

escapism from this hot, cruel world, I thought we'd go to Kamalot, which is what I call the

magical love story of Donald Trump, who sometimes plays a billionaire and sometimes plays a

president and the world historical beauty of the banks of the fabulous of strangely humid

Kirk a river in Nova Mesto, Slovenia, Melania. Melania, you know her by her watchful cold,

triple-rimmed, falsy fringe dies, her jaw set like a sulky cadet, her screen of honeymoon hair,

her deep, bronzed complexion, and her pinup girl polyurethane sheath dresses. Also by those nine

inch nails, okay, five inch nails, that she affixes to her heels, calling them shoes and risking

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