Go inside the star-studded live reading of the Mueller Report
Fifteen minutes after the scheduled start time, a few audience members in the upper deck of Beverly Hills’ Saban Theatre started clapping. It took a few moments for the fever to catch on but, eventually, it did and a smattering of the 1000 or so guests were clapping to a beat, the type to show that the audience was ready for the show to begin.
Comedian and political commentator Stephanie Miller was next to the stage and she wasted no time in referencing the man who really inspired the entire evening — President Donald Trump. “I know what you’re wondering,” Miller posited. “What has that orange motherfucker done just from the time I was walking ‘til I got out here.”
Boxer then made her way to the stage, greeted by a standing ovation. The retired California senator was one of the driving forces behind the event which served as a fundraiser for her PAC for a Change and its work to defend the Democratic house majority, elect a Democratic majority in the Senate and defeat Trump in 2020.
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