White House Hype Reel On Trump's 'Wins' Has 1 Really Ironic Twist
On Thursday, the official White House X account marked the milestone with what is described as a string of victories, boldly claiming that all Trump does is 'win' — though many would say quite the contrary.
'We don't sleep — we win,' the post said.
After the administration's humblebrag came a video montage, featuring clips from a variety of television shows and films spanning decades. The twist? The compilation featured several celebrities who have been publicly, and at times vehemently, opposed to Trump — most notably Will Ferrell and Leonardo DiCaprio.
In October of last year, Ferrell endorsed Kamala Harris in her bid for the White House. In the video entitled 'Loud White Men For Kamala Harris,' the 'Elf' actor was joined by Billy Eichner and ran through the streets of New York City urging Americans to the polls. He also appeared in a separate campaign video supporting Harris.
As for DiCaprio? His heart indeed did not go on for Trump during last year's election. In an Instagram video posted to his account last year, the 'Titanic' actor stated that Trump 'continues to deny the facts.'
'We need leaders who are equipped to enact climate policies that will help save the planet, and that's why I'm casting my vote for @KamalaHarris on November 5,' he captioned the video.
Other figures featured in snippets in the White House montage for Trump were Tiger Woods, Nick Offerman, Jenna Fischer, Keanu Reeves and Jeremy Allen White.
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