I'm not surprised, tbh 
. These tech moguls are smart, they know how to read the room. They're not stupid enough to think that just because they invested in a documentary, they'd be immune to the backlash. I mean, Trump's presidency has been a whole mess, and it's only natural that his associates would start to feel the heat. Apple's trying to save face with their PR team, but we all know how that usually ends 
. It's like they're saying, "Oh, look at us, being friends with Melania!" Meanwhile, they're just trying to avoid getting burned by Trump's reputation. It's about time these guys took a step back and reassessed their investment, imo 
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. These tech moguls are smart, they know how to read the room. They're not stupid enough to think that just because they invested in a documentary, they'd be immune to the backlash. I mean, Trump's presidency has been a whole mess, and it's only natural that his associates would start to feel the heat. Apple's trying to save face with their PR team, but we all know how that usually ends . It's like they're saying, "Oh, look at us, being friends with Melania!" Meanwhile, they're just trying to avoid getting burned by Trump's reputation. It's about time these guys took a step back and reassessed their investment, imo .
and tbh i kinda feel bad for apple, they did bankroll a lot of that documentary production costs i hope they didn't spend too much money on this project 
anyway i'm def glad to see some of these tech moguls rethinking their investment in trump's doc, like u can't win friends with the current administration 
the drama behind these high-profile tech moguls! Interesting how they're trying to distance themselves from Trump's presidency and rebrand their image 
like, what were they thinking? 