Donald Scenes

A heated confrontation erupts between a rising Donald Trump and his former mentor, Roy Cohn. Roy expresses outrage over being billed for his partner's stay at a Trump property, leading to a brutal realization that his former protégé has surpassed him in ruthlessness.

Roy Cohn teaches a young Donald Trump his first lesson in ruthless public relations while facing a federal housing discrimination lawsuit.

Roy Cohn reveals his ruthless philosophy and the illegal methods he used to win a major case to a young Donald Trump. As Roy confesses to his role in the Rosenberg executions and his use of blackmail, Donald is both horrified and mesmerized by the power of total lack of empathy.

Donald Trump is interviewed by Rona Barrett about his public feud with Ed Koch and his business success. During the exchange, he deflects questions about his father's help and first hints at the possibility of a presidential run if he were to lose his fortune.

Days before their wedding, Donald attempts to negotiate the terms of a prenuptial agreement with Ivana as she threatens to leave him.

Donald shares his gruesome screenplay progress while Charlie spirals into a self-loathing crisis over his own meta-narrative writer's block.

Donald pitches a cliché-ridden thriller script to his cynical brother Charlie, who dismantles the logistical and creative flaws of the premise.

Donald and Ivana engage in a cruel, escalating argument about physical attraction, plastic surgery, and their crumbling marriage.

During a flirtatious encounter, Ivana shares her ambitions for a better life while Donald explains his ruthless philosophy of killers and losers.

Charlie rants about the artistic integrity of screenwriting while his twin brother Donald defends the commercial principles of Robert McKee.