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Melania Documentary FLOP Blows Up In Trump's Face

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This is the full, timestamped transcript of "Melania Documentary FLOP Blows Up In Trump's Face", an episode of Pod Save America published January 29, 2026 (19 min, about 3,844 words). It mentions 18 people, works and ideas, including Donald Trump, Tulsi Gabbard, Fulton County, Melania Trump, FBI.

What this episode is about

The discussion centers on the FBI's execution of a search warrant at the Fulton County elections hub in Georgia as part of an investigation into Trump's claims about the 2020 election being rigged. The presence of Tulsi Gabbard at the raid raises questions, and experts express concern that Trump's ongoing attempts to challenge the election results threaten the integrity of future elections and voter rights.

Key takeaways

  • FBI raids in Georgia signal election misinformation isn't just delusion; it's now operational chaos.
  • Tulsi Gabbard at an FBI raid? It's like seeing a unicorn in a political animal farm—bizarre.
  • Trump’s 2020 electoral loss remains fertile ground for conspiracy farming, breeding future election chaos.
  • Claims of a global election fraud cartel reveal a stunning level of paranoia—where's the evidence?
  • Senator Warner's warning on the raid highlights a threat: election integrity is now a battlefield.

Who speaks in this episode?

What is discussed, and when

  1. – 3:00: Donald Trump, Tulsi Gabbard, Fulton County, John Oaf
  2. – 6:00: Tulsi Gabbard, Switzerland, Donald Trump, FBI
  3. – 9:00: ShipStation, Tulsi Gabbard, FBI, Fulton County
  4. – 12:00: Donald Trump, ShipStation
  5. – 15:00: Melania Trump, Jeff Bezos
  6. – 18:00: Tim Cook, Jeff Bezos, Melania Trump, Brett Ratner
  7. – 18:39: Jeff Bezos

Notable quotes from "Melania Documentary FLOP Blows Up In Trump's Face"

  • Executed a search warrant on the Fulton County, Georgia elections hub as part of Trump's ongoing pathetic, delusional claim that the 2020 election was rigged.
    about Donald Trump · at
  • Scenario. I don't want to be bad. These are bad shenanigans. I don't want to be alarmist, but like Pam Bondi, Cash Patel, a bunch of Trump lackey seizing local elections infrastructure. That feels very bad to me.
    about Cash Patel · at
  • Used military satellites to help hack US voting machines, flipping votes from Trump to Biden using CIA developed tools like Hammer and Scorecard along with numerous other…
    about CIA · at
  • Tulsi Gabbard has nothing to do with election security. Tulsi Gabbard has even been in charge of dismantling what was called the Foreign Malign Influence Center to try to make sure foreign.
    about Tulsi Gabbard · at
  • Try Shipstation for free 60 days with full access to all features. No credit card needed. Go to shipstation.com and use the code rank for 60 days for free.
    about ShipStation · at
  • Very cool. Well, I hear it's the best movie of the year. It is the best movie of the year. Even Tim Cook can see it.
    about Melania Trump · at

Who and what is mentioned in this episode?

People

  • Donald Trump — Person · Primary referenced political figure · 4 mentions · first at
    Central figure in the discussion: alleged DOJ/FBI actions tied to relitigating the 2020 election and broader claims of election fraud and subversion.
  • Tulsi Gabbard — Person · Referenced government official (DNI) and focal point of controversy · 6 mentions · first at
    Discussed as appearing at an FBI raid and as a Trump loyalist; her presence is framed as unusual and potentially politicizing intelligence functions.
  • Melania Trump — Person · Referenced public figure; subject of documentary discussed · 3 mentions · first at
    Her Amazon-backed documentary is discussed as an example of entertainment-industry spending and perceived political patronage toward the Trump family.
  • Jeff Bezos — Person · Referenced business figure tied to Amazon spending · 4 mentions · first at
    Mentioned as the wealthy decision-maker behind Amazon’s reported $40M acquisition and marketing spend for a Melania Trump documentary, framed as political/PR-adjacent spending.
    I have a feeling Jeff Bezos could give two shits, hear, this apparently all went down, this drug deal went down to buy this movie right after Jeff Bezos had dinner with Trump…
  • Senator Mark Warner — Person · Referenced elected official / commentator in clip · 1 mention · first at
    Cited warning that the raid and DNI presence should be alarming; used to bolster the episode’s argument about politicization and election interference concerns.
    A hat on. She's trying to be all low profile. Senator Mark Warner, the ranking Democrat on the Senate Select Intelligence Committee, said this move should scare the hell out of all of us.
  • Tim Cook — Person · Referenced corporate executive (screening attendee) · 3 mentions · first at
    Mentioned as attending a White House screening of a competitor’s film and being photographed with the director, raising optics/PR questions in the conversation.
    Apple CEO Tim Cook attended. I don't know why you would go to a screening for a competitor's film, but I saw a photo of Tim Cook with Brett Ratner, and some folks online…
  • Brett Ratner — Person · Referenced film director · 1 mention · first at
    Identified as the director of the Melania documentary and discussed in connection with allegations of sexual misconduct and optics of industry/political ties.
    Buy this movie right after Jeff Bezos had dinner with Trump at Mara Lago and it's being directed by a guy named Brett Ratner who was accused by I believe half a dozen women of…
  • John Oaf — Person · Referenced speaker in MSNBC clip (likely mis-transcription) · 2 mentions · first at
    Presented as a Georgia senator analyzing the raid; however the name appears inconsistent with known public figures and may be an ASR/NER error.
    This should have people across the country absolutely shook. This is a huge deal. His conspiracy theories about the 2020 election have been based in Georgia from the very start. Georgia is where he.
  • Maria Zach — Person · Referenced witness/source in quoted Truth Social post · 2 mentions · first at
    Named in a quoted post alleging an elaborate election-fraud conspiracy; used in the episode to illustrate the extremity/implausibility of claims being amplified.
    That Trump elevated on Truth Social yesterday. So we're going to put that up here on the screen. Maria Zach testified about the stolen 2020 election operation connected to…
  • Barack Hussein Obama — Person · Referenced former president in conspiracy claim · 2 mentions · first at
    Invoked in a quoted conspiracy narrative about election fraud; used by hosts to demonstrate the 'mad libs' nature of the allegations.
    Here on the screen. Maria Zach testified about the stolen 2020 election operation connected to Obama when he diverted $400 million from the infamous pallets of cash sent to…
  • Cash Patel — Person · Referenced Trump-aligned figure (name variant) · 1 mention · first at
    Mentioned among 'Trump lackeys' in the context of seizing election infrastructure; likely refers to Kash Patel, a Trump-era national security official.

Concepts & topics

  • FBI — Concept · Key argument · 2 mentions · first at
    The FBI is discussed in the context of executing a search warrant related to the 2020 election.
    All right, Brian, we get some very worrisome breaking news. FBI agents executed a search warrant on the Fulton County, Georgia elections hub as part of Trump's ongoing pathetic, delusional claim that the 2020 election was rigged.
  • CIA — Concept · Key argument · 1 mention · first at
    The CIA is mentioned in the context of alleged election interference and hacking.

Places & events

  • Fulton County — Place · Setting · 4 mentions · first at
    Fulton County is the specific location of the FBI raid and election controversy.
    All right, Brian, we get some very worrisome breaking news. FBI agents executed a search warrant on the Fulton County, Georgia elections hub as part of Trump's ongoing pathetic, delusional claim that the 2020 election was rigged.
  • Italy — Place · Referenced location · 1 mention · first at
    Italy is mentioned in the context of alleged election interference and hacking.
    Meil Lynch in Geneva, Switzerland. In return, Italian officials at Lonardo SPA used military satellites to help hack US voting machines, flipping votes from Trump to Biden…
  • Switzerland — Place · Referenced location · 2 mentions · first at
    Switzerland is mentioned in the context of alleged election interference and financial transactions.
    Connected to Obama when he diverted $400 million from the infamous pallets of cash sent to Iran funneling through the Dubai embassy to operatives in Italy and Meil Lynch in…
  • Venezuela — Place · Referenced location · 2 mentions · first at
    Venezuela is mentioned in passing as part of the alleged election interference narrative.
    No. I mean like other than Venezuela and Hugo Chavez that seems to cover it.

Sponsors

  • ShipStation — Product · Sponsor · 4 mentions · first at
    ShipStation is promoted as a shipping and order fulfillment platform during the podcast's ad segment.

Full transcript with timestamps

All right, Brian, we get some very worrisome breaking news. FBI agents executed a search warrant on the Fulton County, Georgia elections hub as part of Trump's ongoing pathetic, delusional claim that the 2020 election was rigged. And if that wasn't weird and bad enough, uh, for some reason, Tulsi Gabbard was there. She is Trump's handpicked stoge who works as the director of national intelligence. Makes no sense. She'd be at an FBI raid. Um, here's MSNBC's Jen Saki talking with Georgia Senator John Oaf breaking down what happened. A judge signed a warrant for this search which according to the Atlanta Journal Journal Constitution included all physical ballots from the 2020 general election in Fulton County. All tabulator tapes from every voting machine, all ballot images during the original count and all of the voter roles. Why do you think DOJ is doing this right now? Trump's DOJ is doing this right now.

This should have people across the country absolutely shook. This is a huge deal. His conspiracy theories about the 2020 election have been based in Georgia from the very start. Georgia is where he called the Secretary of State and said, "Find me the votes that he needed to win in a state he had lost." This is a shot across the bow at the midterm elections. He tried to steal power when he lost it in 2020. We have to be prepared for all kinds of schemes and shenanigans. We have to be prepared for him to try to deprive people of their voting rights.

I'm normally a fan of shenanigans, but actually in this case, I mean, this does feel like kind of the worst case scenario. I don't want to be bad. These are bad shenanigans. I don't want to be alarmist, but like Pam Bondi, Cash Patel, a bunch of Trump lackey seizing local elections infrastructure. That feels very bad to me.

Yeah. So, there there's two things at play here. One is the the question everybody seems to be asking is why does Trump seem so hellbent on relitigating the 2020 election? And the answer is that if he can prove that there was some nefarious activity or fraud in the 2020 election, that gives him some pretext, flimsy and though it may be, to be able to carry out some, you know, election subversion schemes moving forward. He's if he can say, "Look at look at all this that we just uncovered. Now we have to go. we have no we have no choice but to be able to seize voting machines in 2026 or 2028 because look at all the fraud that went that went you know unresponded to back in 2020. So this may feel like he's just doing it for his ego because he doesn't you know he wants to find some roundabout way to to show that he won an election that he very clearly lost and and that might be some small part of it.

But but more importantly um and more alarmingly this is this is going to serve as the basis for him to be able to undermine any elections moving forward in terms of why Tulsi Gabbard was there. I think we might get an answer in a post that Trump elevated on Truth Social yesterday. So we're going to put that up here on the screen. Maria Zach testified about the stolen 2020 election operation connected to Obama when he diverted $400 million from the infamous pallets of cash sent to Iran funneling through the Dubai embassy to operatives in Italy and Meil Lynch in Geneva, Switzerland. In return, Italian officials at Lonardo SPA used military satellites to help hack US voting machines, flipping votes from Trump to Biden using CIA developed tools like Hammer and Scorecard along with numerous other methods of fraud and manipulation. China reportedly coordinated the whole operation, providing the tech backbone and bribes

to corrupt Americans. The CIA oversaw it. The FBI covered it up. All to install Biden as a puppet. This is the global election fraud cartel and a real threat against American democracy and the rest of the world. So this is

I have not seen that. That is crazy. It's like conservative mad lib That's why did he leave out any countries?

No. I mean like other than Venezuela and Hugo Chavez that seems to cover it. But but the reason that's the reason why Tulsi Gabbard is here to give some again thin veneer of this being a national security issue but but again it is just conservative mad libs here. It's just random buzzwords. All of it

just looking for any pretext whatsoever to be able to claim election fraud. Even if you have to claim that it was some some cabal of Iran, Dubai, Italy, Switzerland, the CIA, the FBI, like I mean, it's just that that's Yeah, it's like

now that you think about it, uh I just can't overstate how weird it is to have Tulsi Gabbard there. I mean, we only know about this because this Reuters photographer caught a photo of her making a phone call, but she's got like a hat on. She's trying to be all low profile. Um Senator Mark Warner, the ranking Democrat on the Senate Select Intelligence Committee, said this move should scare the hell out of all of us. Let's watch a video from him.

We all know the Trump administration's strategy is throw as much on the wall and see what sticks while the nation was still grieving ISIS rogu's actions in Minneapolis. Yesterday, the Trump administration, in a move that should scare the hell out of all of us, went to seize election materials from the 2020 election that Donald Trump lost in Fulton County, Georgia. What does this mean for the fall? And what should particularly concern us is guess who showed up at this FBI raid? Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard.

Tulsi Gabbard has nothing to do with election security. Tulsi Gabbard has even been in charge of dismantling what was called the Foreign Malign Influence Center to try to make sure foreign countries don't interfere in our elections. This complete Trump loyalist somehow popping up on an FBI raid. What the heck was she doing? We got to stand up and step up against ICE. We also got to stand up and step up to protect our elections coming this year. Warner also said there's sort of two explanations here. Either Tulsi thinks there was like a legitimate foreign intelligence nexus or she's just like injecting herself and the intelligence community into a domestic political stunt. But if she does actually believe there's an foreign intelligence nexus, she has violated her obligation to inform Congress about this is issue which, you know, I think speaks to the reality which is that she's they're making this all up as they go.

Right. I mean, you know, you have experience as National Security Council spokesman. when you see something like this happen where you have the uh the DNI show up at some at what we already know I mean it's you know we already know that Trump has has had his focus on the voting machines and the election infrastructure in Georgia and in Fulton County for years and years and years. Where does your mind go?

I mean it's it's she just shouldn't be there. Like it makes no sense. I mean this is the FBI. This should be like a law enforcement operation. The DNI should have no role in any of this. It doesn't make any sense. It's only because look here's what I think is happening. Remember last year, uh, Tulsi Gabbard in March testified before Congress that Iran had not decided to, uh, build a nuclear weapon. Um, a few months later, Trump is deciding whether to bomb the Iranians. Uh, he gets asked about her assessment. He says, "She's wrong. I don't care what she thinks." So then she walks back that assessment so that it matched whatever Trump said, which is how good intelligence work should happen, right? You just make sure it matches what the president said. So it's been clear that she is on the outs with Trump in the inner circle. And this was hammered home to me uh when Tulsi was posting photos of herself doing yoga

on the beach in Hawaii the day before the Venezuela raid. And then we Yeah. And then we later learned

that's how you know she was really really closely involved in all that process.

All synced up. So she's been cut out of all that stuff. So she's scrambling to think, all right, how do I get back in the good graces of the president? And it seems like maybe this is the next step.

His pet project. I mean, this really is this really is the the the focal point of his entire presidency is to try and prove some fraud so that he can use that as justification to subvert the next election all by pointing back to Georgia or, you know, some of these other, you know, crazy uh uh uh schemes like the one laid out that Italy, Italy, CIA, FBI. So, yeah.

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Code rank shipstation.com code rank. I'm sure listeners have also been following the horrific events in Minnesota where you know ICE and CBP officers keep murdering American citizens for no reason. So finally after massive pressure, political pressure, Donald Trump has course corrected a bit. Um that includes sending the Greg Bavino packing. He is now the former commander at large of the border patrol, but he had had this like kind of outsized role both in Chicago and in Minnesota where he was, you know, strutting around like he was uh he ran the place like a little viceroy. Um he is now back in sort of his old job in California. On the way out though, Bevino posted this video.

Brian, I don't know if you've seen this yet. Let's watch. Team behind me are a few individuals there. That's the original turn and burn. The folks that helped make America. But you know what? I'm very proud of what you, the mean green machine, are doing in Minneapolis right now, just like you've done it across the United States over these past tough nine months. And I want you to know that you're the modern-day equivalent. Turn and burn. Makes me very proud. I also want you to know that I've got your back now and always. I love you. I support you and I salute you.

What was that? That's my question for you, Brent. What was that? I don't know. Have you Have you seen people calling him one third Reich?

Okay. Turn and burn. Is that from Top Gun? That that I don't know. I feel like Goose is always telling Maverick. Turn and burn, Maverick.

It does sound like it's what he just did right there. Sounds like it's about 50 years past his prime.

Yeah. The mean green machine. Is that the best way to to describe an organization that's got a big PR problem for murdering Americans? Is that what we're doing?

He's standing like like he's the villain in like a 1980s uh like a 1980s like action movie.

Well, no great coat on either. It looked cold out there. He didn't have his big uh kind of fashy looking general coat.

Yeah. Well, you know what? Maybe when the entire internet calls you a Nazi, uh even even some people have a limit.

Yeah. And I was reading this interesting uh political story about the great coat as uh as they're called that Bavina was wearing. And like even if it's not his attempt to kind of look like a German soldier from the 1940s, it does signal to everyone that they have are militarizing what is supposed to be a law enforcement component of the United States. Like it's not it's not a good look as the kids would say.

So one thing about Bovino is I want to guard against this idea that like this is the fact that he's out is a huge victory because the reality is like

it's incremental. Tom Yes. It's incremental and Tom Hman Greg Bovino didn't act like he acted in a vacuum. He didn't do it like on his own valition. He did it because because because because this is what Trump wanted like the the the fish rots from the head. He didn't he didn't do this because because I mean he may be as as fasy as he's acting right now. I think he's he's making that abundantly clear. But he's only empowered because that's the that is the kind of person that Trump chose to empower. And so when Tom Holman fills that position, Tom H.

Homeman is not going to act differently because the directive didn't come from Greg Bino. It came from Trump. And so, you know, I

one third Reich was taking phone calls every day, multiple times a day from Steven Miller. There was like more more more more. And I think right now Homeman is trying to course correct, do some better PR for Trump because Trump was very unhappy with the images he saw on TV of, you know, Americans getting killed, etc. Um, but you know, we'll see how much of that uh translate to actual policy changes because as you said, you know, Stephen Miller is still going to be calling and saying, "Hey, we need 3,000 arrests today." And and Homeman knows, by the way, what his job is, which is to put a softer face on a harsh policy, knowing full well that there's going to be plenty of legacy media outlets that are going to just that are just going to blindly consume it because that's what they do. And now and now when you know they get told this idea, oh, there's a new there's a new tone, there's a softer CBP or ICE at play, and

then they just make that their their headlines because that's what a lot of these outlets do. They just serve as megaphones for what the administration is saying or what DHS is saying. And people are gonna just, you know, blindly defer to to what they're being told.

Yeah. Homeman's also gonna put his soft face into a Cava bag full of 50 grand, part of an FBI sting. Just incredible that that happened. This man, this man was caught in an underestim. This one we're all like,

you know, you know is up in DHS and CBP when you have to take out the when you have to take out the quasi Nazi and put in the guy uh who only decided to take $50,000 as a bribe in cash.

Uh speaking of bribes, uh Amazon's $40 million documentary about Melania Trump is premiering this weekend. Segue.

Thank you. So, uh, so in addition to spending $40 million to acquire the movie, Brian, Amazon is reportedly spending another $35 million on a global marketing effort.

The entire entertainment industry is just dying under our feet. And Melania Melania gets $40 million for a movie that nobody needed, nobody asked for, and nobody wants.

All in. It's a $75 million documentary about the 20 days in the life of the about to be first lady before the inauguration. It's the dumbest idea for a movie I've ever heard. So, but right now it doesn't seem like Mr. Bezos is going to make his money back. Um, the movie is currently projected to gross between$1 and5 million on its opening weekend. Uh, you did some acting. Is is opening weekend important for these things?

No, no, no. It definitely doesn't set the set the tone for the Definitely. It's definitely at the high water mark for the entire run of the of the thing. Who knows? Maybe this will be the next Suits and uh and it'll just have a long tale. 20 years from now, Melania will be the number one movie on Netflix.

Like, you guys know this show with a queen? Um have you seen the the images all over Twitter uh of theaters in these like major cities where every single seat is available?

I checked I checked what it was like at the Grove in Los Angeles. And uh as of yesterday, so 48 hours out, there was like three families coming just like three little blocks of like two seats, two seats, two seats, but otherwise the theater's completely empty.

So where are our seats? Our seats are front row. Okay. I I I got your text message. I know you want to sit front and side.

I want last time you made me sit behind you for some reason. Um uh did you get us one of the screenings where you can buy the

the Melania popcorn for only $12.99. You get a commemorative Melania popcorn bucket.

Yeah, that's cool. It's in It's opening in 1500 theaters. As part of the marketing, they bought ads in NFL playoff games and they they bought out like the Sphere in Las Vegas. I mean, I just hope that as Amazon watches the entertainment industry weaken and crumble, especially here in Los Angeles, that that he feel that that Bezos feels good about the fact that $75 million is going going to a movie that tens of people will enjoy.

Yeah. Yeah. I I believe Amazon's doing layoffs now for correct. At the same time that Melania gets uh gets more money heaped into the Trump family.

I have a feeling Jeff Bezos could give uh two shits, hear, this apparently all went down, this drug deal went down to buy this movie right after Jeff Bezos had dinner with Trump at Mara Lago and it's being directed by a guy named Brett Ratner who was accused by I believe half a dozen women of sexual assault and misconduct. Like really, really creepy stuff. And Trump did a screening at the White House, Brian, and for some reason Apple CEO Tim Cook attended. Uh, I don't know why you would go to a screening for a competitor's film, but I saw a photo of Tim Cook with uh Brett Ratner, and some folks online pointed out that one of Ratner's accusers is Olivia Mun, who is currently the star of an Apple TV show. So, very cool of him.

Very cool. Well, I hear it's um the the best movie of the year. It is the best movie of the year. Even Tim Cook Tim Cook can see it.

Doing accent work. South Africa pulled it from theaters. We're still we're still we're still workshopping it a little bit.

I thought it was good. Um Harry Anon over at CNN did a segment explaining why there may be so little interest in the film.

What does Harry Antinine have to say? Historical critics don't really like Melania Trump either. I mean, just take a look. Historians, first lady rankings, the bottom three dead last Melania Trump. When you're next to Jane Pierce and Margaret Taylor, uh those are not particularly good. Although we were able to get a colored photo of Melania Trump. I have nothing bad to say about either Margaret Pierce or or Jane.

Apparently, you disagree with the historians then. Yeah. I mean, you know, what can you say about them? Not much.

Not worse than Margaret Taylor. Melania went on to five on Fox News. Uh Dana Parino's literal question. She said, "What's your favorite time of day?"

Verbatim her question. She's like, "Morning. Morning." That's some of the other screening attendees at the White House. Queen Ronnie of Jordan, Tim Cook, Mike Tyson was there.

Was the day Alex Freddy was murdered. This is what they were doing. I'm not doing that accent.

Yeah. Well, I thought it was a very good accent. Anyway, uh Brian and I are going to go to the movies this weekend. But you know, you guys are getting this content for free. So, please subscribe to Pod Save America here on YouTube. Please subscribe to Brian Tyler Cohen's channel on YouTube. We're trying to build progressive media empires because you know what?

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Questions about this episode

Who speaks in "Melania Documentary FLOP Blows Up In Trump's Face"?

Brian Tyler Cohen (Host).

What is "Melania Documentary FLOP Blows Up In Trump's Face" about?

The discussion centers on the FBI's execution of a search warrant at the Fulton County elections hub in Georgia as part of an investigation into Trump's claims about the 2020 election being rigged. The presence of Tulsi Gabbard at the raid raises questions, and experts express concern that Trump's ongoing attempts to challenge the election results threaten the integrity of future elections and…

What is mentioned in this Pod Save America episode?

18 people, works and ideas are mentioned, including Donald Trump, Tulsi Gabbard, Fulton County, Melania Trump, FBI, Jeff Bezos. Each one on this page links to its own page with every episode that mentions it.

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The episode runs 19 min; the transcript is about 3,844 words in 62 timestamped sections.

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