The Oval Office Tapes
Little does the president know but somehow thousands of tiny microphones have found their way into the White House, and we’ve got the tapes to prove it. The Hollywood Reporter calls THE OVAL OFFICE TAPES, “Comedic Gold!” Finally, you’ll be able to listen in on the madness taking place at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, in this behind-the-scenes ticket to “the room where it happens.” Featuring your favorite Trump administration figures, family members, best friends and enemies, THE OVAL OFFICE TAPES takes an unprecedented look at today’s top news stories. From the minds of R.J. Cutler and Blumhouse Television.
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