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‘Daily Show’ Applauds Melania Trump’s Female Empowerment Initiative: ‘More Women in the Illuminati!’

Host Desi Lydic calls the first lady the "only living person to ever haunt the White House" The post ‘Daily Show’ Applauds Melania Trump’s Female Empowerment Initiative: ‘More Women in the Illuminati!’ appeared first on TheWrap .

On Wednesday, First Lady Melania Trump inaugurated the Imperia initiative and an upcoming docuseries at the New York Stock Exchange, aimed at promoting greater economic and executive power for women. The network's membership comprises influential CEOs, corporate founders, and entrepreneurs. Desi Lydic, host of "The Daily Show," expressed skepticism about the initiative, jokingly referring to Melania as "the only living person to ever haunt the White House." Lydic remarked, "This is exciting. It's like I've always said, 'More women in the Illuminati!'"

During her appearance on Fox News' "Fox and Friends," Trump faced questions from Brian Kilmeade about why immigrants from her native Slovenia understand freedom and liberty better than Western Europeans and sometimes even Americans. Melania responded, "I grew up under communism and, actually, I didn't miss anything. I feel I had a very beautiful childhood." The host was delighted, exclaiming, "Damn! Kilmeade tossed up his softball and Melania spiked it right into his nuts!"

The first lady also teased a new docuseries focused on her personal story, emphasizing that it would be distinct from her earlier feature-length documentary. Lydic questioned the necessity of yet another documentary about Melania, jokingly suggesting, "Unless you're living with Nathan Fielder in this thing, no one is asking for this.

The only thing people want to know is what you fed your kid to make him eight feet tall." She advised Trump, "You need a more specific timeline than that! It's a documentary, not your husband's war."

When asked about the release date of the docuseries, Trump gave vague estimates, initially saying it would come out "any day," followed by "maybe November," and ultimately stating, "We don't have an exact date yet." Lydic retorted, "You don't have a date yet?" and advised, "You need a more specific timeline than that! It's a documentary, not your husband's war."

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