[ru4liberty]

Please share it with friends, family, neighbors and co-workers who are considering Trump. You'll probably need to discern whether any of these people are TrumpBots, since those people are probably not reachable. Even then, there could be some TrumpBots who could be swayed because they love truth more than their trenched in position on Trump. Show it to them and let the info in the film accompany them to the ballot box. Perhaps they'll have a moment of clarity.

[Rennes Templar]

It shows what an unprincipled, dishonest, cruel, opportunistic individual he is.

Who made the film and what was their agenda? I have read his books. He is principled, honest, and fair but tough.

[Darteaus94025]

THEN you compare him to Hitlery, and suddenly, the Donald doesn’t seem so bad...

[kingu]

I really do miss the days when people would argue for their candidate, rather than simply ‘the other one sucks.’

Then again, before Trump, we had people here crowing for Bush and Rubio and others of the GOPe slate, and they are nearly all silenced.

Cruz or Trump, either way, the GOPe loses.

[kiryandil]

Oh, man - THAT’S IT!!!

I’ll NEVER be able to vote for Trump now!

[euram]

A 25 year old video, made by who knows who for what reason.

No thanks, I’ve got better things to do.

[RaceBannon]

BUMP

[Spunky]

Ping for later viewing.

[stylin19a]

whew.
there’s no there there.
Rehashed rehash.
That’s an hour 20 minutes of my life I’ll never get back.
Disjointed, repetitive, sound bitten to death.
Jumps in time backward, forward and back again
Thumbs down.

[Albion Wilde]

Please share it with friends, family, neighbors and co-workers who are considering Trump.

Saw it. Loved it. Kicked ass and took names! Then again, I grew up around men who were allowed to be men, not metrosexuals.

[GailA]

btt

[free_life]

I will pass, I’ve seen Trump’s policy objectives.

25 years ago huh....Cruz was Canadian just a year and a half ago.

[gg188]

Fill in the blank:

+/- 20-25 years before becoming a prominent conservative and eventual Republican presidential candidate, ___________began his political career as a Democrat. He joined numerous political committees with a left-wing orientation, such as the American Veterans Committee. He fought against Republican-sponsored right-to-work legislation.

He planned to lead an anti-nuke demonstration and only his employer's intervention prevented it. He was elected president of a large, famous union twice--a union which had known communists among its members. He appeared ONSTAGE to endorse the Democratic presidential candidate, who subsequently won.

19 years later, as a governor he signed into law a liberalization of abortion that led to an explosion of abortions in his state.

Almost 20 years later, as president, he signed a law that legalized all illegal immigrants who had arrived in the US during the first almost 200 years of the existence of our nation.

I'll fill in the blank for you: our greatest president of the 20th century, known as Ronaldus Magnus, RONALD REAGAN.

[RaceBannon]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-aB2GihE1k

[SaraJohnson]

Why did the documentary get canned? Could it be because it had false information and they did not want to get sued?

I think that is likely. I don’t know who made it or why so I don’t know their agenda. I’m not watching it.

[georgiegirl]

As promised, I have watched the entire video. Maybe I missed something, but I didn't see anything that Trump hasn't already talked about at his rally's: He was greedy, loved to build tall buildings, and making money. His life is pretty much an open book as he's been in the public eye forever. Interesting that the end of the video, which was 25 years ago, they pretty much declared Trump finished and not having any money. I also did some research on who made this video and their agenda, and find it was commissioned by Trump real estate rival, Leonard Stern. Here's an excerpt:

The website associated with the film says it was commissioned in 1988 by mogul (and reputed Trump enemy) Leonard Stern but never released because Trump threatened to sue everyone on Earth who was involved with it. A New York magazine piece about Stern and Trump from 1989 tells a similar story, though I'm not sure it goes so far as to support the verb "suppressed" more that no broadcasters wanted to deal with the pain in the ass of potential Trump suits (none of which were actually ever filed) over what was seen less as a hard-hitting 60 Minutes expose than as a kind of dishy tabloid piece. And, as the new site acknowledges, the documentary was publicly screened in 1991 in the Hamptons by original executive producer Ned Schnurman in a fruitless attempt to find distribution.

Also interesting is this video is on Weekly Standard website. Did you know that Rupert Murdoch keeps this failing "conservative" magazine afloat?