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The Trump Show (BBC, 2020) S01 complete (1280x720p HD, 50fps, soft Eng subs)
Protests, political turmoil, pandemic - the inside story of the extraordinary Trump presidency. Friends and foes tell of his rise from TV star to leader of the free world.
E01
When Donald Trump became president of the most powerful nation on Earth, he brought a bold new approach, honed from a career as a reality TV star and smart-talking businessman. The results turned the political world upside down. This episode gives us a front-row seat to the first 18 months, as key players including Steve Bannon, Sean Spicer, Omarosa Manigault Newman and Anthony Scaramucci take us behind the scenes of this extraordinary presidency.
E02
Key players, including Rudy Giuliani, Stormy Daniels, Steve Bannon and ambassador John Bolton, shed light on Trump’s second year as he faces challenges from his past.
Trump is finding his feet as president. But an encounter from his past threatens to catch up with him as adult film star Stormy Daniels claims she was paid to keep quiet about a sexual encounter with Trump.
This episode brings reminders of Trump's biggest challenge to date - the 2016 scandal that threatened to upend his campaign for office when recordings of Trump talking about ‘grabbing’ women came to light. But Trump weathered that storm with an extraordinary moment of audacious showmanship, proving that bullish, bold narratives play well with his audience.
It looks briefly like Stormy might have the power to out-Trump Trump, but he brazenly withstands pressure from the press, even in the face of new revelations from his former lawyer Michael Cohen.
Trump's core base stick by him as his defiance speaks to his most vocal supporters. Trump’s playbook appears resistant to what would ordinarily be huge crises for a sitting president. But these are not ordinary times.
The difficulties mount for Trump as the Mueller inquiry into claims of Russian interference in Trump’s 2016 campaign gains pace. But the president brings in Rudy Giuliani and a change of strategy, which sees the case played out over the airwaves.
As Trump’s ratings fall and his Republican party flounders in the mid-term elections, he faces challenges from the rise of Democrat rivals. Trump pushes back, leaning more heavily on the appeal of his populist nationalism.
The film shows the astonishing power of Trump the survivor, whose very boldness defies scrutiny, and when the Mueller report appears to exonerate the president, Trump emerges more confident than ever.
E03
Tales from the front lines of Trump’s fourth year, from players including Mick Mulvaney, John Bolton, Steven Bannon and one of the president’s champion pastors, Mark Burns.
Emboldened by his exoneration in the Russia investigation, Trump is more audacious than ever. He invites the Taliban to Camp David, suggests buying Greenland from Denmark and attracts more drama with the Sharpie-gate affair, when Trump is accused of altering a weather map to justify his mistaken claims about the path of Hurricane Dorian.
The support of his base continues, adding to an impression of untouchable confidence - this is a president who will not live by the usual rules.
But Trump’s character and approach to the presidency are put under intense scrutiny when Trump is accused of coercing Ukraine to investigate Joe Biden, his rival in the upcoming presidential race - an accusation he vehemently denies.
The powerful evangelical Christian lobby shores up support for Trump in the political arena and beyond, using their might to bolster his hold on the Republican Party. His survival of impeachment suggests plain sailing to the election, and Trump’s place in a transformed political landscape seems secure.
But a virus is spreading across America. Having disbanded the government’s pandemic response unit, Trump pushes back against government scientists. Coronavirus, however, sweeps through the US, killing more than 150,000 Americans by mid-2020. The thriving economy – his great claim to success – is now in peril, and Trump must step up to the moment. Can the president’s unorthodox style work in the face of a national threat? Trump has leaned heavily into the politics of performance and division, but does this crisis need a unifier?
In May 2020, police officers kill a black man, George Floyd, and protests spread across the country, some turning violent. As demonstrators descend on the White House and breach security lines, Trump is rushed to an underground bunker. Trump then orders police to clear the area outside the White House and walks to a nearby church to pose for a photo opportunity holding up a Bible. As tear gas is used to clear his path, it looks like a rare moment of Trump the showman faltering.
The protests highlight the language of division that is dominating the airwaves again, reflecting a political landscape that has been dramatically altered in the past four years. As the election nears, the question is whether Trump has lost control of the narrative or whether his political savvy, fighting instincts and understanding of the nature of power and performance can propel him to another victory.
First broadcast: October 2020
Duration: 1 hour per episode
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Protests, political turmoil, pandemic - the inside story of the extraordinary Trump presidency. Friends and foes tell of his rise from TV star to leader of the free world.
E01
When Donald Trump became president of the most powerful nation on Earth, he brought a bold new approach, honed from a career as a reality TV star and smart-talking businessman. The results turned the political world upside down. This episode gives us a front-row seat to the first 18 months, as key players including Steve Bannon, Sean Spicer, Omarosa Manigault Newman and Anthony Scaramucci take us behind the scenes of this extraordinary presidency.
E02
Key players, including Rudy Giuliani, Stormy Daniels, Steve Bannon and ambassador John Bolton, shed light on Trump’s second year as he faces challenges from his past.
Trump is finding his feet as president. But an encounter from his past threatens to catch up with him as adult film star Stormy Daniels claims she was paid to keep quiet about a sexual encounter with Trump.
This episode brings reminders of Trump's biggest challenge to date - the 2016 scandal that threatened to upend his campaign for office when recordings of Trump talking about ‘grabbing’ women came to light. But Trump weathered that storm with an extraordinary moment of audacious showmanship, proving that bullish, bold narratives play well with his audience.
It looks briefly like Stormy might have the power to out-Trump Trump, but he brazenly withstands pressure from the press, even in the face of new revelations from his former lawyer Michael Cohen.
Trump's core base stick by him as his defiance speaks to his most vocal supporters. Trump’s playbook appears resistant to what would ordinarily be huge crises for a sitting president. But these are not ordinary times.
The difficulties mount for Trump as the Mueller inquiry into claims of Russian interference in Trump’s 2016 campaign gains pace. But the president brings in Rudy Giuliani and a change of strategy, which sees the case played out over the airwaves.
As Trump’s ratings fall and his Republican party flounders in the mid-term elections, he faces challenges from the rise of Democrat rivals. Trump pushes back, leaning more heavily on the appeal of his populist nationalism.
The film shows the astonishing power of Trump the survivor, whose very boldness defies scrutiny, and when the Mueller report appears to exonerate the president, Trump emerges more confident than ever.
E03
Tales from the front lines of Trump’s fourth year, from players including Mick Mulvaney, John Bolton, Steven Bannon and one of the president’s champion pastors, Mark Burns.
Emboldened by his exoneration in the Russia investigation, Trump is more audacious than ever. He invites the Taliban to Camp David, suggests buying Greenland from Denmark and attracts more drama with the Sharpie-gate affair, when Trump is accused of altering a weather map to justify his mistaken claims about the path of Hurricane Dorian.
The support of his base continues, adding to an impression of untouchable confidence - this is a president who will not live by the usual rules.
But Trump’s character and approach to the presidency are put under intense scrutiny when Trump is accused of coercing Ukraine to investigate Joe Biden, his rival in the upcoming presidential race - an accusation he vehemently denies.
The powerful evangelical Christian lobby shores up support for Trump in the political arena and beyond, using their might to bolster his hold on the Republican Party. His survival of impeachment suggests plain sailing to the election, and Trump’s place in a transformed political landscape seems secure.
But a virus is spreading across America. Having disbanded the government’s pandemic response unit, Trump pushes back against government scientists. Coronavirus, however, sweeps through the US, killing more than 150,000 Americans by mid-2020. The thriving economy – his great claim to success – is now in peril, and Trump must step up to the moment. Can the president’s unorthodox style work in the face of a national threat? Trump has leaned heavily into the politics of performance and division, but does this crisis need a unifier?
In May 2020, police officers kill a black man, George Floyd, and protests spread across the country, some turning violent. As demonstrators descend on the White House and breach security lines, Trump is rushed to an underground bunker. Trump then orders police to clear the area outside the White House and walks to a nearby church to pose for a photo opportunity holding up a Bible. As tear gas is used to clear his path, it looks like a rare moment of Trump the showman faltering.
The protests highlight the language of division that is dominating the airwaves again, reflecting a political landscape that has been dramatically altered in the past four years. As the election nears, the question is whether Trump has lost control of the narrative or whether his political savvy, fighting instincts and understanding of the nature of power and performance can propel him to another victory.
First broadcast: October 2020
Duration: 1 hour per episode
Torrent dead? Request reseed at torrentgalaxy.org - or ask at elsonroa at tutanota.com