Unprecedented

The description of the documentary speaks of the unrepresented access to the First Family and Trump himself, but constantly cuts back to talking heads who seem to only speak about their own feelings and throries on how the Trump family works.

Just show the Trumps as they are and let people see for themselves how they are. Why have people outside the family speak to the family dynamics like they know how they operate and how they reacted to how the election was lost?

I didn't really learn anything new, but still found some of the footage quite engaging.

Found myself trying to make up my mind as to which of Trump's children I dislike the least. It's a tough choice.

The interviews with Trump supporters left me unsure whether to laugh or cry - gullible people, but bizarrely fanatical.

I noticed Melania never featured - but this is probably consistent with her lack of effort and absence of achievement as First Lady over the 4 years (unless you include buying new curtains for the White House).

The best 'behind the scenes' footage the documentary maker could have obtained would have been the Trump team having an apoplexy watching Fox News declare Arizona for Biden.

This documentary has been hyped as a smoking gun for 45's involvement in planning the insurection.

Either the raw footage contains the key information or we've been duped.

It's still an interesting insight into the campaign, but not at all revealing. It's heavily managed and has no revelations or gotcha moments.

In an amazing turn of events, a documentary crew happened to be filming, as some of the most interesting political events in the last twenty years were occurring. Will pro-Trump people think it was purposely edited to cast Trump in a bad light? Very likely. Will people from his organization claim that it was made up, or all the positive parts were left out? Probably. Are we likely going to hear about threats or character assassination from the producers? It wouldn't surprise many people, based on what has happened over the past two years. But it really is difficult to make up what this series covers. It's all verifiable, and in the public domain.

Great footage and a look behind the scenes. Totally confused format. Every few minutes, the footage is interrupted by biased and partisan statements from leftist journalists that bring no new information, just their more or less veiled digs at Trump and his family. This is repeated over and over again. Discredited journalists representing a discredited mainstream media that nobody trusts anymore, unnecessarily drag down the value of the documentary and stretch the time, their statements are like audio noise. They add a supposedly objective context and frame, but nobody can believe that anymore. Sure there could have been criticism of Trump in the documentary, that's fine, but from at least somewhat relevant people and with at least a semblance of a balance of perspectives.