Journalist, filmmaker, tinkerer 
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I split screened shots from Leni Riefenstahl's 1935 Nazi propaganda film, Triumph of Will, with @realDonaldTrump’s video of his return from the hospital. Not sure if this was intentional, but it's eerily similar. His media team looking to history for inspiration, perhaps?pic.twitter.com/ZsZfHLttdL
Worth mentioning that these are a collection of shots from Triumph of the Will. Meaning, the @WhiteHouse's film is playing out in real-time. But the shots on the right are scattered throughout the first ten minutes of the two-hour-long propoganda film.
When Trump walked through Lafayette Square, I instantly thought of Triumph Of the Will.
Wow Matt. What a find!
Wild, no? I saw a mention of this by @dave_kehr on Twitter. And I just took 30 minutes to find the corresponding shots. Rather surreal.
It didn’t start off with gas chambers. Give it time. Both have lives on their hands.
Is the Hitler clip condensed to show correspondence or are you playing them unedited?
IT DOESN'T FUCKING MATTER!
Stephen Miller at work
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