Trump 2024: The World After Trump

It's not the Leni Riefenstahl tour de force it tries to be, but it's got some decent production values and strong message discipline. There's no attempt to educate; it's just a repetitive slog of the same buzzwords over and over.

It's fact-free (or at least accurate fact-free), and it's self-contradictory in an almost comical way, but to judge it on those terms misunderstands the purpose. It's a get-out-the-vote advertisement that plays to the fears of its target audience. If you're afraid of "satan" or a "one world government" or "black people," then it will probably resonate with you.

If those don't induce panic in you you'll be rolling your eyes for the entire run time. It's dumb, but it does what it sets out to do and does it in a reasonably professional fashion.