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Covfefe & Hotel Artemis movie
editThe movie Hotel Artemis, released in 2018, was filmed in the month of May 2017. At the time of Donald Trump’s infamous ‘covfefe’ tweet, May17, 2017, the movie was halfway through production. In the very last scene, the Nurse, re-energizes the main power supply through a Russian made switch (with ‘Primary Backup Power’ written on it in Russian. Above it is the name of the switch manufacturer in Big, Red Cyrillic alphabet that says ‘covfefe’ - КОВФЕФЕ.
So Covfefe is the Russian machine that energizes the primary backup power.
The real news on that day were full of content on James Commey, Flynn, Trump and Russia, and the relation between the bunch. One of Trumps retorts on the offending tweet was that it was an inside joke and was in fact intentional. MartetoOt1618 (talk) 06:51, 10 November 2024 (UTC)
Italics
editShould "covfefe" be italicized because it refers to the word itself, rather than a concept? BanjoZebra (talk) 19:45, 18 November 2024 (UTC)