Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
A young white man in a red MAGA hat and hoodie approaches the White House at night, walks through the halls past Donald Trump's gold-framed presidential portrait "walk of fame," and stands before a screen playing highlight clips from Trump's second term, all while a narrator riffs line-for-line on Nicole Kidman's iconic 2021 AMC Theatres commercial, replacing "We come to this place for magic" with "We come to this place for MAGA" and swapping Kidman's "heartbreak feels good in a place like this" with "a country where we don't do heartbreak, we do victory," before closing with the word MAGA rendered in AMC's signature font above the tagline "Welcome to the Golden Age." The video was produced and released by the White House communications office and promoted across Trump's official accounts, making it taxpayer-funded government content.
This is part of the Jim Heath Channel's Campaign Ads '26 project, building a permanent public archive of 2026 campaign ads, the money behind them, and the attacks voters may never see in their own state.
A young white man in a red MAGA hat and hoodie approaches the White House at night, walks through the halls past Donald Trump's gold-framed presidential portrait "walk of fame," and stands before a screen playing highlight clips from Trump's second term, all while a narrator riffs line-for-line on Nicole Kidman's iconic 2021 AMC Theatres commercial, replacing "We come to this place for magic" with "We come to this place for MAGA" and swapping Kidman's "heartbreak feels good in a place like this" with "a country where we don't do heartbreak, we do victory," before closing with the word MAGA rendered in AMC's signature font above the tagline "Welcome to the Golden Age." The video was produced and released by the White House communications office and promoted across Trump's official accounts, making it taxpayer-funded government content.
This is part of the Jim Heath Channel's Campaign Ads '26 project, building a permanent public archive of 2026 campaign ads, the money behind them, and the attacks voters may never see in their own state.
