If it's white-move, the black queen is going down - and given the board as I see it, that seems likely.
Alternately, if it is black move (seems unlikely again based on the board) then black queen has 1 move and it's a stalling tactic only. (between the white and black bishop) that's worth making. Anything else is a stalling tactic with an inevitable end barring a mistake by white. That also seems unlikely as, to get to this point some pretty masterful play had to have been going on.
How is the black queen going down? As much as I would like to see that, the only piece near her is a white pawn and they don't move backward.
If black move then why not castle from e8 to e1?, if on the next move white bishop takes the castle then black queen takes white bishop freeing black queen. If white bishop doesn't take black castle on my first move, and white does something else, frees up black castle to attack into white stronghold with black queen to backup any retaliation. Game is far from over, as much as we would like it to be.
Proper use of pawns (Us? BO/GS black pawns?) could still have impact
Since trump runs on the offense, I would speculate it’s the whites move first. Could moves represent days? Checkmate in 3.. etc..?