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Analysis: Retweet of NBC SNL Content (Nov 7, 2015)

Trump retweets an @nbcsnl post about cast member Cecily Strong doing a Trump impression, on the night he is hosting SNL. This is part of a cluster of SNL-related posts showing engagement with and promotion of his hosting appearance.

Authorship

Likely authentic or semi-authentic — Trump was at 30 Rockefeller Center preparing for SNL. The post at 1:28 PM ET is during business hours but consistent with pre-show social media activity. Simple retweet requires minimal composition. Could be either Trump or an aide retweeting NBC content as promotion.

Psychological State

Supply-seeking and narcissistic gratification. Being imitated by SNL cast members is a form of cultural significance validation. Retweeting this signals comfort with being parodied — or more precisely, enjoyment of being important enough to parody. The grandiose state is dominant across the day's posts ("hardest tickets in history," Reagan comparison).

Notable Pattern

The willingness to amplify someone else's impression of him reflects the grandiose narcissistic position — imitation as flattery, cultural centrality as supply. This is low-intensity, routine engagement content.