Throughout this Summer and Autumn, The Simpsons and Spinal Tap star, Harry Shearer has been releasing a song a week via YouTube, in which he performs as Donald Trump, in order to explore the dark and often comical recesses of the president’s mind during his time in office. The full album, The Many Moods of Donald Trump, which comprises thirteen numbers, is released on October 30, just three days before the US goes to the polls. Pre-order here.

The album announcement coincides with the release of the latest addition to the song cycle. Executive Time, and its accompanying motion capture video, is a ballad, in which Shearer as Trump sings wistfully of those long periods of contemplation and nothingness between unnecessary briefings from so called ‘experts’. In Executive Time Shearer poses and goes some way to answer Shearer’s question - “When does the President get the time to watch all the TV news? It’s a big section of his daily schedule.”

The accompanying video of Executive Time uses ground-breaking motion-capture animation to portray the US President in ‘do not disturb’ mode as he watches his flat screen, fine tunes his golf swing,  practices his signature, stares moodily through his window and does all the other things befitting the most powerful man in the world as he goes about his daily business.  It follows the motion-capture video for Son In Law, which launched the song series, showing Trump both behind his desk in the Oval Office and as he addresses the gathered press corps on the White House lawn, whilst lionizing his senior advisor and husband of his daughter Ivanka.

Watch the video for Executive Time below