Fiasco

The reason I like documentaries like this is because they give exceptional context to events. They don't just show one side and they don't have an agenda. They also do not filter through the lens of current events and current history. What they do a good job of is explain historical events at the time, what the national and global mood was at the time, what the context was and how it was building up to the events featured, and most importantly what the point of view was from multiple different sides. You can understand why this would upset a Trumpian-style conservative and even make them uncomfortable. Yet, this is exactly the reason why they should watch a documentary like this. My point is that the show will be liked more by those well-versed and well-read in history and the show will probably not be liked by those that are poorly educated on historical events.