Bernard The Magician

Inviting the President to a cooking show through social media is highly disrespectful. Even if the President is lenient and willing to engage with citizens, there are established protocols that must be followed. The proper approach would be to write formally to the Secretary to the President, requesting an appointment and explaining why the President should set aside time from his demanding schedule to appear on a cooking show. You would need to demonstrate how such an appearance would contribute to national development and serve a purpose beyond mere buzz. The Secretary would then review the request, seek an audience with the President if necessary, and communicate the decision. In fact, the Secretary has the discretion not to forward the request at all if it is deemed unsuitable or not in the President's interest. Making the invitation publicly on social media is not only a disregard for established procedures but also creates the impression that you believe your platform is important enough to warrant direct access to the President. Having meetings with tech companies or accumulating large numbers on TikTok does not grant unrestricted access to the highest office in the land. Access to the President is governed by protocol, not social media influence. It is not as simple as walking into a salon for a haircut or to dye your hair.