US President Donald Trump had a humiliating moment at the world premiere of wife Melania's eponymous documentary, which was held at the Trump-Kennedy Centre on Thursday, January 29. the couple were posing together on the black carpet when the photographer politely but firmly asked him to leave the shot after thanking him for posing. "Mrs. Trump… SOLO, thank you Mrs. Trump," he said as the President walked away with a look of annoyance on his face. A clip showing the moment as posted on the Call To Activism X account, who commented: "He doesn’t look happy to me."

It will be available to stream on Amazon's Prime Video from January 20, after they reportedly paid $40million to license it.

The incident happened as reporters vyed to get his attention before the screening. One voice could be heard saying: "Amazon paid $75million to make and market this film. It's an exorbitant fee.

"Many Americans think this is [Jeff] Bezos trying to get in good with you, and they would call it an act of corruption..."

Cutting him off, Trump asked, "Who are you with?" When the reporter responded to tell Trump he was from The New York Times, Trump fired back: "Fake news, New York Times."

After slamming the publication, he insisted: "I don't know really. I'm not involved in it. That was done with my wife."

He continued: "I think it's a very important movie. I think it's really going to be very important. It shows life in the White House. It's a big deal, actually."

The tense moment was broadcast live on Stinchfield Tonight, which is hosted by Grant Stinchfield, a former NRATV host and media critic.

It airs on Real America's Voice, which is available on several platforms, including Spotify and Apple Podcasts.