Overview
- The nearly three-hour special compiled more than 100 statements by the president and paired each with concise on-screen corrections.
- Channel 4 replaced its continuity announcers with a Trump impersonator and posted provocatively worded messages that some users initially thought were the result of a hack.
- Audience response ranged from confusion to praise for the tactic, while a Guardian review described the effort as daring yet numbing.
- The themed schedule also included episode two of 72 Films’ three-part documentary The Donald Trump Show.
- Channel 4 said the initiative directly responded to the state visit to illustrate the dangers posed when powerful figures disregard the truth.