Phony reporter Borat Sagdiyev first captured the nation’s attention in 2006, when Sacha Baron Cohen’s movie “Borat” hit theaters. Fourteen years later, weeks before the national election, Borat has appeared again. The first film featured hilarious interviews with unsuspecting people, startling many with their not-so-subtle racism, sexism, homophobia, and other prejudices. Now, Cohen argues, these issues no longer need to be revealed; they are overt, showcased daily by President Trump. ...