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DailyWire+ — the subscription streaming service of conservative media company The Daily Wire — is set to debut a 73-minute documentary special titled My Dinner With Trump on Nov. 3. It features former president Donald Trump sitting down with 16 of his closest advisers and administration officials for a wide-ranging and “intimate” conversation at his property in Bedminster, New Jersey.
Said to be filmed cinema verité-style, the footage covers dialogue on such issues as the economy, the border crisis, foreign policy, the Biden family and more. “This is the Trump that the media will never show you. Unguarded with his closest advisors. Access like no president has ever given. Love him or hate him, you’ve never seen anything like this before,” reads the official synopsis.
A promo still from the Daily Wire’s documentary Dinner With Trump.
To promote the release, DailyWire+ dropped a trailer today...
DailyWire+ — the subscription streaming service of conservative media company The Daily Wire — is set to debut a 73-minute documentary special titled My Dinner With Trump on Nov. 3. It features former president Donald Trump sitting down with 16 of his closest advisers and administration officials for a wide-ranging and “intimate” conversation at his property in Bedminster, New Jersey.
Said to be filmed cinema verité-style, the footage covers dialogue on such issues as the economy, the border crisis, foreign policy, the Biden family and more. “This is the Trump that the media will never show you. Unguarded with his closest advisors. Access like no president has ever given. Love him or hate him, you’ve never seen anything like this before,” reads the official synopsis.
A promo still from the Daily Wire’s documentary Dinner With Trump.
To promote the release, DailyWire+ dropped a trailer today...
- 11/1/2022
- by Chris Gardner
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
The billionaire set has always looked upon movies as diverting toys. They offer glitz and glamour, but also pose one ominous trap: public scrutiny. This was underscored by breaking news this week involving three high-profile billionaires: Steven Mnuchin, Arnon Milchan and Rupert Murdoch.
Mnuchin, the very social but publicity-shy Secretary of the Treasury, has co-financed and produced movies like Gravity and Dunkirk while hanging with Brett Ratner and his Warner Bros friends. But now that he’s steering delicate trade negotiations with China, these ties are raising conflict-of-interest questions that Congress is actively probing.
Milchan’s financial “take” from Bohemian Rhapsody should rival that of any other producer in Hollywood history and further lift his profile as a movie mogul. The problem: All that also focused attention on bribery allegations made by Israeli criminal investigators – charges that could next month unravel the present Israeli regime and curtail Milchan’s formidable political clout.
Mnuchin, the very social but publicity-shy Secretary of the Treasury, has co-financed and produced movies like Gravity and Dunkirk while hanging with Brett Ratner and his Warner Bros friends. But now that he’s steering delicate trade negotiations with China, these ties are raising conflict-of-interest questions that Congress is actively probing.
Milchan’s financial “take” from Bohemian Rhapsody should rival that of any other producer in Hollywood history and further lift his profile as a movie mogul. The problem: All that also focused attention on bribery allegations made by Israeli criminal investigators – charges that could next month unravel the present Israeli regime and curtail Milchan’s formidable political clout.
- 3/21/2019
- by Peter Bart
- Deadline Film + TV
President Trump doesn’t have many tentpole accomplishments to tout as his presidency enters its third year. He does have the economy, though, which has boomed since he assumed office back in January 2017. He might not have it much longer. On Wednesday, Apple CEO Tim Cook warned that the company wasn’t going to earn as much as expected in the coming financial quarter. “While we anticipated some challenges in key emerging markets, we did not foresee the magnitude of the economic deceleration, particularly in Greater China,” he wrote in a letter to investors.
- 1/3/2019
- by Ryan Bort
- Rollingstone.com
President Donald Trump took to Twitter on Friday night to drag TV news pundits away from the Michael Cohen Gma interview story by announcing Mick Mulvaney, director of the Office of Management & Budget, would become “acting” Chief of Staff, replacing John Kelly:
….I look forward to working with him in this new capacity as we continue to Make America Great Again! John will be staying until the end of the year. He is a Great Patriot and I want to personally thank him for his service!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) December 14, 2018
Mulvaney was on a long list of men who had signaled to the White House that they were not interested in the job.
Trump, however, stoutly insisted that he had “10-12” chief of staff wannabes pounding down his door, telling Reuters, “Everybody wants it…Who doesn’t want to be one of the top few people in Washington, D.
….I look forward to working with him in this new capacity as we continue to Make America Great Again! John will be staying until the end of the year. He is a Great Patriot and I want to personally thank him for his service!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) December 14, 2018
Mulvaney was on a long list of men who had signaled to the White House that they were not interested in the job.
Trump, however, stoutly insisted that he had “10-12” chief of staff wannabes pounding down his door, telling Reuters, “Everybody wants it…Who doesn’t want to be one of the top few people in Washington, D.
- 12/14/2018
- by Lisa de Moraes
- Deadline Film + TV
President Donald Trump plans to put the military to work building his “Great Wall” If Dem leaders Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer don’t agree to fund it, Potus tweeted this morning.
Trump also insisted that competition to replace John Kelly as White House Chief of Staff is as stiff as an edition of The Apprentice, with “over ten” people “vying for and wanting” the job.
This after Veep Mike Pence’s Chief of Staff (and Javanka pick) Nick Ayers left Trump “at the altar” and “with no Plan B,” when Potus already had tweeted Kelly was toast, as WaPo reported.
“Fake News has it purposely wrong. Many, over ten, are vying for and wanting the White House Chief of Staff position,” Trump tweeted. “Why wouldn’t someone want one of the truly great and meaningful jobs in Washington. Please report news correctly. Thank you!”
In the latest chaotic White House staffing scramble,...
Trump also insisted that competition to replace John Kelly as White House Chief of Staff is as stiff as an edition of The Apprentice, with “over ten” people “vying for and wanting” the job.
This after Veep Mike Pence’s Chief of Staff (and Javanka pick) Nick Ayers left Trump “at the altar” and “with no Plan B,” when Potus already had tweeted Kelly was toast, as WaPo reported.
“Fake News has it purposely wrong. Many, over ten, are vying for and wanting the White House Chief of Staff position,” Trump tweeted. “Why wouldn’t someone want one of the truly great and meaningful jobs in Washington. Please report news correctly. Thank you!”
In the latest chaotic White House staffing scramble,...
- 12/11/2018
- by Lisa de Moraes
- Deadline Film + TV
President Trump announced on Saturday that White House Chief of Staff John Kelly will be leaving the administration by the year’s end. The new is not surprising. The president has already jettisoned dozens of top officials, and it had long been rumored that Trump and Kelly’s relationship had soured. Nick Ayers, the chief of staff to Vice President Mike Pence, had been Trump’s top choice to replace Kelly. According to the New York Times, the White House had even drafted a press release announcing Ayers’ appointment. On Sunday,...
- 12/10/2018
- by Ryan Bort
- Rollingstone.com
The ongoing film industry discussions between the U.S. and China may now have become hostage to the wider and more fractious trade negotiations between the world’s two largest economies. Until recently the film talks had been proceeding largely independently.
The Reuters news agency reported on Sunday that the film talks, spanning such issues as China’s import quotas and the share of revenues paid to Hollywood studios, are now being discussed “within the broader framework of a U.S-China trade stand-off.”
If correct, this would represent a recent turn of events. Variety understands that film was not discussed in any major way during the recent visit to Beijing (May 3-4) by U.S. Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin, U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer, and economic advisors Peter Navarro and Larry Kudlow.
Other sources, have said that much of the framework of a new bilateral film deal has now been agreed,...
The Reuters news agency reported on Sunday that the film talks, spanning such issues as China’s import quotas and the share of revenues paid to Hollywood studios, are now being discussed “within the broader framework of a U.S-China trade stand-off.”
If correct, this would represent a recent turn of events. Variety understands that film was not discussed in any major way during the recent visit to Beijing (May 3-4) by U.S. Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin, U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer, and economic advisors Peter Navarro and Larry Kudlow.
Other sources, have said that much of the framework of a new bilateral film deal has now been agreed,...
- 5/20/2018
- by Patrick Frater
- Variety Film + TV
In 2017, China and U.S. relations stumbled from a combination of a new administration in the White House and the Chinese government pulling back on investment outside of its borders. And there’s yet more change to come in 2018 where the Middle Kingdom and Hollywood are concerned.
One of the key prospects to consider is a pending new agreement on film import terms to China which will help shape the next few years. Box office growth is expected to continue, with Hollywood maintaining a strong, if never dominant, position. Some believe Hollywood will emphasize a focus on locally-geared movies rather than trying to crack the elusive nut of the co-production that works around the world. Notably, given the way things went down in 2017, it’s unlikely we’ll see major investment flowing from China into Hollywood — but keep an eye on Tencent, we’re told.
At the end of 2016, we...
One of the key prospects to consider is a pending new agreement on film import terms to China which will help shape the next few years. Box office growth is expected to continue, with Hollywood maintaining a strong, if never dominant, position. Some believe Hollywood will emphasize a focus on locally-geared movies rather than trying to crack the elusive nut of the co-production that works around the world. Notably, given the way things went down in 2017, it’s unlikely we’ll see major investment flowing from China into Hollywood — but keep an eye on Tencent, we’re told.
At the end of 2016, we...
- 12/29/2017
- by Nancy Tartaglione and Anita Busch
- Deadline Film + TV
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