The Trump I Know

This movie shows the human side of the president we haven't seen because of a bias, partisan media who has set out to create a false narrative about him. I recommend watching this regardless of your opinion of Donald trump to hear the real true life stories from people who actually know him.

Very, very interesting and rare content in this documentary. I say rare because there are so many conservative women out there whose speech and perspective are forgotten and sometimes even suppressed in mainstream media and Hollywood narratives. If it is ever present, it is twisted or edited. The consumers of mainstream have very little exposure to the viewpoints of those who subscribe to any branch of American conservative philosophy. You don't have to be a supporter to be curious to understand or even hear a different viewpoint (in its full version). At the very least it will give you some clarity, knowledge of what you are up against and an opening to conversation. And we would be less divided.

This was a well done and authentic view of the women who work for Trump. It gives a peek into Trump and his team which is genuine and even touching at times. The clips of Va. women for Trump were especially telling. Certainly a different view from what is portrayed on TV and really impossible to refute. If one would dare to watch something about someone they abhor, the lens they have used to make their decision may be found to have been distorted all along.

What an amazing insight in the life of Trump and his political family. I respect people that don't like him, it their choice, but in order to be vocal about your hate you need to know your enemy first. So, watch this movie and then tell to the world why you don't like it.

I enjoyed this documentary for its authentic interviews with the kind of women that are examples of professional moms and strong fighters in what they believe in. I was a bit hesitant to watch but I am glad I did because it showed that the kind of women that I can relate to still exist. Empowered women can still be graceful, act like ladies without the drama, smugs and faces we see on the media today. Also, the director shared his own story which is very moving.