By M.J. Frost and Guy From CNY
In a surprise statement today, the White House announced the creation of a new Holiday Special, featuring the President, to be aired over the Thanksgiving weekend. The special, purportedly written by the President himself, is said to borrow heavily from the legendary, but oft maligned 1978 Star Wars Holiday Special, a favorite of the President.
“The Star Wars Holiday Special is, aside from The Apprentice, the greatest show ever produced on television,” Trump stated in an early morning tweet praising the ill-conceived special, which concerned Han Solo’s attempt to get Chewbacca back home in time to celebrate the Wookie Holiday of Life Day, “But the atheistic and loony left couldn’t stomach a special celebrating life. So they pulled it. We’re bringing it back but better. With me!”
The new special features President Donald J. Trump rushing back from his Asian tour in hopes of celebrating Trump Day, the holiest of holidays, with his family. But his voyage is not an easy one, as he must use all of his wiles, and a smattering of Presidential pardons, to evade pursuit by the evil Darth Mueller and his Demtroopers in order to make it safely back to his home system of Mar-A-Lagobah.
When he arrives, he finds his family home surrounded by marauding hordes of fake news media and congressional investigators in search of his tax returns. A timely reunion with his recently estranged copilot, Chewbannon, gives him the inspiration he needs and, with a series of lightning fast tweets, he is able to distract them all and arrive at the back nine undetected. Trump then learns the true meaning of sacrifice when, in order to protect his family, he must lead the press away and miss the cherished wish ceremony, where children sit in the President’s lap and tell him their most secret wishes. Unable to attend, but unwilling to deprive his followers of the experience, he sends a coded message to the local shopping mall and manages to dispatch his trusted friend Judge Roy Moore to handle the lap sitting duties.
Both a heartwarming adventure story and a top notch variety show, the special will also feature a holographic performance by Ted Nugent and a disturbingly suggestive VR message from Presidential daughter, Ivanka Trump.
In an action figure-ready animated segment, the special will introduce an exclusive new character as Trump and his trusty robotic sidekick C-3Pence do battle with the nefarious trickster Baron Papadopoulos, a character with the mystical ability to appear at every meeting, register his opinion and then be mysteriously forgotten.
The light hearted special will also feature many moments of comedy including a sequence where the President appears as a multi armed alien tv host who uses his extra limbs to clumsily pop tic tacs and fondle kittens.
The program concludes with a rousing song, performed by the Chief Executive himself. Sung to the tune of the Star Wars main title theme, “Russia and the Clintons” is expected to be hit among 35% of the population. It’s lyrics, including such turns of phrase as “Clin-tons, look at the Clin-tons, Look at the Clin-tons, Clintons not me,” are designed to revive feelings of a bygone era rather than the trials an tribulations of today.
At the announcement of this special, in a rare show of goodwill towards the presss, numerous representatives of NBC, CNN, The New York Times and The Washington post were invited to a closed room dinner, where they could watch the special and preview some “really great new defense tech.”
“We were told this was inspired by Star Wars,” said one of the few surviving journalists, after the doors were unlocked, some two hours later, “But it looked more like the face melting scene from Raiders of the Lost Ark.” The reporter, speaking on condition of anonymity, could not suppress a shudder when thinking of his lost colleagues. “Really, though, they were the lucky ones. At least they didn’t have to watch the whole thing.”
Another critic, according to an anonymous source, took his extremely rare vintage rocket firing Boba Fett figure and discharged the weapon down his own throat in a bid not to have to watch the entire program.
“Trump Day, A Tremendous Holiday Special” will air this weekend on over 200 stations owned by the Sinclair Broadcast Group, as part of its overall deal with the FCC to spread the “good news” about Trump. For those vanishingly few not in a market served by Sinclair, recent changes in net neutrality policy will ensure that it is seen by every internet user, unless they pay an additional fee to their internet service provider.
Guy From CNY contributor M.J. Frost has seen the special and describes it as something of a triumph. “After years and years of sounding the alarm, there is finally definitive proof of a War on Christmas.”
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