"One year ago, Taylor wore fits at the US Open and then the VMAs that told a story about why she's taking her time, because they took everything from her. And true justice takes sacrifice. So first she wore a 1950s red gingham, then 90s yellow plaid, and finally two UFO dresses. So we're looking for a 1950s episode of a 90s TV show about aliens? The X-Files' only episode about the 1950s just happens to be about Roy Cohn, the architect of the Lavender Scare, a self-hating oppressor who was also a victim of AIDS. What's said in that episode explains the goals and rationale of Taylor's performance art. Everything is political, Agent Dales. We are fighting a powerful enemy in a war of ideology. In any war there are secrets, truths that must be kept from the public in order to serve the greater good. Do you want me to amend my report? I don't understand. You're supposed to understand. You're supposed to follow orders. You wanna see your name on a list? Are you now or have you ever been? What the hell are you talking about? I'm no communist. You are if I say you are. This whole thing's been manufactured. The men we arrested weren't communists. If we are to defeat the enemy, we must use their tools. We must go further. We must do those things which even our enemies would be ashamed to do. Maybe some poor innocent bastard somebody with a clutch might have let him go. Very bad, bad girl. Mask your mind. It's your aunt's show. Karma. Trust is like a mirror. You can fix it if it's broke. But you can still see the crack in that mother. Why would anyone do that? Why let a killer go free? In the hope that by letting him live the truth of the crimes that were committed against him and the others might someday be exposed. A lot more to this story will be coming up."