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Thatt’s not to say that the Telluride lineup will be all about wallowing in the world’s woes.

On Wednesday, as Trump was leaving the courthouse, he complained, wallowing in self-pity, that the trial was “very unfair” and “Mother Teresa could not beat those charges, but we’ll see. We’ll see how we do.”

When defending himself in court, he said he was "wallowing in self-pity" before starting the fire, citing his emotionally unstable personality disorder, and said he suffered "an immense amount of guilt" for causing the deaths.

Instead of wallowing in what he described as a frustrating draft process, Rice is trying to look ahead.

The whole thing is a harsh reminder, to his face, that Trump is more suited to wallowing in the gutter than sitting on a throne.