The Trump Show

...in terms of filming. It was clear, easy to understand, and fascinating. It was also biased, one sided and unfair. I'm British, and have no interest in US politics. But I'm also intelligent and educated. This documentary was filmed with the intent to tell only one story - which is typical. What they could have done, was also shown they good things he did. They could have mentioned how for once, America wasn't actively at war. They could have mentioned, when they made him out to be a lunatic for meeting with Kim Jong Un, that he succeeded in taking steps to secure a good relationship with North Korea. Many other things could have been focused on. But no. Only the bad. And he did have bad, obviously. But so will Biden. And I expect a documentary about him too.

Feared a biased BBC narrative but it turns out to be a brilliant piece of television. The chronological story of the four year term, good,bad and often very ugly told by people who were close to it all.

I saw it as a very helpful series . Giving the clues to viewer to build his opinion about a too eccentric president.

Not revelations.

Only a sort of revision.

You understand why he was the chosen of Republicans and electors and people , so different people.

You see, step by step, the balls of his presidency, white or black, And you real discover the roots of the end of his presidency. And why the year 2024 can be , for a part of Americans ( only Americans ? ) so expected.

It's saddening to see how much can go wrong in a fairly short time.

Even for avid followers of US politics some things will come back in a "oh, damn, yes, that also happened" way, and it's just the highlights of 4 years of utter craziness. The only thing I missed is a deeper dive in the players who enabled the idiocracy, with Mitch McConnel as linchpin.

This will eventually be the starting document for historians on where it all went wrong with the US.

Its horrifying yet fascinating to see just how incompetant Trumps presidential term is.