The Trump I Know

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.

Loved watching! Cannot wait to see more of what he will do for our nation!

Judging by the fact the media is 24/7 anti Trump. If you dont have the good sense to go and see who owns the worldwide media, youd think he was bad. If you didnt have thr good sense to look at statistics youd think he was doing a bad job. This inside look into his personal side shows that hes just as good a person as all of us try to be when we are doing the right thing. Its even more apparent now that if you hate him, you are led by emotions and not logic or common sense. If you support career politicians who have been there 12 xs longer than Trump but have accomplished nothing for America then you are incompetent thinking all of a sudden they are going to start. Watching the russia collusion scam as well as the impeachment scam as well as the double standard when it comes to the left its obvious we are under attack as a nation and its going to take someone they cannot bribe or buy (which is why the 24/7 hatred in media) to stop career politicians from making us their heavily taxes serfs.

This is a movie with women in their own small bubble that is working for Trump and are just privileged (Wisteria Lane). One told her story on how she was saved by Trump from poverty (guess their take on diversity). They want you to think that Trump is speaking to all women and it really cracked me up. This is pure propaganda for the Trump campaign. I wanted to give it a chance but it was also super hard to get access to. I had to rent it and create an account on Vimeo instead of getting free access to it in an easy way. Not any real facts, just opinions about what they think about Trump and how wrong the media is in their coverage. Same story we always hear from this side, nothing new or genuine about it and definitely no presentation of what he really accomplished for women in general, any laws that he passed or anything to make our life better. But the women in the film seemed like nice women, just like all of us are.

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.