Melania Trump's letter to Russian leader Vladimir Putin didn't go over so well with one of the Kennedys ... who trolled the First Lady while wearing a wig.
00:01John F. Kennedy said, ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country.
00:07His grandson, Jack Schlossberg, says.
00:09Dear President Putin, every child shares the same quiet dreams in their heart.
00:16What in holy hell is happening?
00:18JFK's grandson trolled Melania Trump really hard over her letter to Vladimir Putin.
00:25During their summit, President Trump hand-delivered the letter in which Melania pleads with Putin to end the war for the sake of the children.
00:33Jack here slaps on a blonde wig and reads the letter in a mocking accent.
00:36Mr. Putin, you can single-handedly restore their melodic laughter.
00:42What am I saying? This make no sense.
00:46Please be more specific, Ms. Melania Trump.
00:49I thought the message is, save the kids, stop the war.
00:52How is that a bad message?
00:53Because he wants to make fun of Donald Trump and anyone close to him any chance he gets.
00:58Well, let's hear from Jack, who joined us on TMZ Live to defend the video.
01:02Of course, we all want an end to the conflict in Ukraine, and nobody wants children to suffer.
01:07I think that her letter fell way short of making any real point.
01:11This was not the kind of lesson that I learned from JFK and the Cuban Missile Crisis to invite the head of Russia over for a summit with no clear goals and then have the first lady write a half-assed letter and hand it to him.
01:25So, yeah, seems his problem is more with the Trump administration and feels Melania's letter may contain nice words, but empty ones.
01:32If he is going to, like, invest in making fun of her, he does need to get a better wig.
01:36Because this is way off. Like, truly.
01:38But as long as he got the wig on, how about you sing happy birthday, Mr. President?
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