[a fool in paradise]

"There's stuff we've never seen of how the White House operates," he says. "We were pretty stunned at how much we were able to record and how natural events seemed to be."

Yeah, it's not like Ronald Reagan who used to eat "jelly beans" (gag)... < /sarc >

[SERKIT]

Yeah, it's not like Ronald Reagan who used to eat "jelly beans" (gag)... < /sarc >

Those same jelly-bellies were blamed for Ronaldus Magnus' onset of Alzheimer's. But, M&Ms are the nectar of the gods, so I'm sure there will be no negative effects on The Messiah.

[KarlInOhio]

Yeah, it's not like Ronald Reagan who used to eat "jelly beans" (gag)... < /sarc >

Reagan's jelly beans were an example of his lack of seriousness about the office. While major world events occurred just beyond his intellectual reach, President Reagan had the tough choice of grape or cherry. At best they were yet another example of the amiable Actor playing his biggest role without having any input on what would be on today's script.< /Full on MSM attack mode>

(Yes, that was what many of the reporters' comments on Reagan's jelly beans sounded like, and that was with nearly three decades less time to sharpen their partisan propaganda)