Reporter: What's your favorite part of the film?
First Lady Melania Trump: It's very hard to choose. There are many scenes, and people will connect. You will see humor, you will see grief, you will see passion, so, I'm very proud of the film. It's not easy to produce. It's not easy task.
First Lady Melania Trump: I want to show the audience my life. What it takes to be first lady again, and the transition from private citizen back to the White House. What tasks I need to tackle. They will see all, from my business, philanthropy, taking care of the family, as well, establishing the East Wing…it's beautiful, it's emotional, it's cinematic, and I'm very proud of it.
President Trump: Cuba's a failing nation, and you have to feel badly for Cuba. They've treated people very badly. We have a lot of Cuban-Americans who really were treated badly, and they'd probably like to go back. And, no, I'm not trying to [choke off Cuba], but it looks like it's something that's just not going to be able to survive. I think Cuba will not be able to survive.
President Trump: We have to find out all of the fraud that's taken place in Minnesota. We have to get to it. They've stolen at least nineteen billion dollars, and we're gonna find out who did it and where the money is.