‘Trump 2024’ Film a Must-See Before You Head to the Polls by STEPHEN STRANG for Charisma News
While the nation is focused on the election, there is a new documentary you must see. It’s called Trump 2024: The World After Trump, and it’s perhaps the best Trump documentary I’ve seen.
I knew about the documentary through my longtime friend Paul Crouch Jr., who was the producer and director of photography. He knew I was writing God, Trump and the 2020 Election at the time. He knew I was a strong supporter of the president, so a year ago, he interviewed me for the documentary—one of 24 leaders. Of course, I was eager to see how it came out. It exceeded my expectations. And it’s not because I have a small part.
A documentary is a very different medium than print, but the object of making the case for voting for Trump is the same. I’ve now written four books on Trump totaling 400,000 words, so I was eager to see how the producers told the same story. The result reminded me of Dinesh D’Souza’s 2016: Obama’s America.
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Modern documentaries seem to include a little animation, interspersed with interviews with “people on the street” and mixed with interviews with experts like Gov. Mike Huckabee, Robert Jeffress and Paula White Cain. I interviewed those people too. In fact, most of the “experts” were in my book God, Trump and the 2020 Election.
The documentary is well edited with fast and powerful footage showing reaction to the president by some of his critics and clips of some of the violence propagated by the left. Of course, it’s pro-Trump, but the style seemed even-handed. It seemed factual, not political propaganda.
It was more a commentary on the state of the country rather than bashing Joe Biden or Democrats. To me, it made a strong case for how God has used Donald Trump, even though it dealt candidly with some of his “rough language” or blunt tweets.
