Melania Trump has hit the publicity circuit to try to drum up interest in her documentary, Melania. The film is set to release Friday, January 30, but advance ticket sales have been dismal at best.
In an appearance on Fox News' The Five, Melania Trump spoke about how great her husband MAGA Republican President Donald Trump is as a leader in a speech that didn't seem at all scripted by the White House.
The FLOTUS told the panel:
"I think he's unifier. Um, he's unifier not just here in United States but around the world. Uh, he stopped many wars."
Unfortunately, none of the countries in which Trump stopped wars appear to be aware that he did so, as the POTUS has been openly mocked by several world leaders for his claims.
In October 2025, French President Emmanuel Macron, Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev, and Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama were caught on a hot mic joking about and laughing at Donald Trump’s false claim of facilitating a peace deal between Albania and Azerbaijan.
Melania then contradicted herself by stating there's great opposition to Donald in the United States.
"And as well, here in United States, it's a lot of opposition, and, uh, that's the problem, right?"
Maybe she meant he unifies people against himself? There's a tremendous amount of evidence—record numbers of people at anti-Trump protests—to support that claim.
She added:
"So the people, uh, not agreeing with everything what he does, and, um, you know, they just need to come on the same page and see that he wants to make America only safer—and better."
You can see her comments here:
On Thursday, Melania Trump again repeated her lines about her husband as a unifier to Maria Bartiromo on Fox Business' Mornings With Maria.
People online mocked both the idea of Trump as a unifier and Melania's new film about herself.
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Amazon MGM reportedly paid $40 million for rights to Melania and another $35 million for marketing on a film projected to make far less than that at the box office.
A private screening was held at the White House followed by a red carpet, invitation only premiere at the Kennedy Center that the press—aside from One America News Network—and critics were barred from attending.
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The film is Brett Ratner’s return to directing after being blackballed following several credible sexual misconduct allegations in 2017 by six women, including actors Natasha Henstridge and Olivia Munn. In December 2025, Ratner was revealed to be in the Epstein files.
The Trump White House hasn't disclosed if Ratner and the President met through their mutual friend, Jeffrey Epstein, prior to Ratner’s involvement in the film.
