Trump's Closest Friends Reveal His Character: On the Ground at Mar-a-Lago
The fake media has relentlessly defamed Donald Trump for nearly a decade. At the president's home in West Palm Beach, Florida, his close friends told us who he really is.
West Palm Beach, Florida—Since he declared his campaign at Trump Tower in June 2015, President Donald Trump has been the subject of nine years of hateful media coverage characterizing him as "racist," "misogynist," "fascist," and "egomaniacal." However, in the new documentary The Man You Don't Know, his closest friends, family, and coworkers present an entirely different Donald Trump.
Journalist and Liberty Sentinel Media CEO Alex Newman and Liberty Sentinel COO Andrew Muller were invited by Global Ascension Studios to the red-carpet premiere of The Man You Don’t Know hosted at the Mar-a-Lago Club on October 22, 2024.
In interviewing the president’s closest friends and colleagues for The New American magazine and others, the sentiment was clear and in unison: Trump loves God, family, and country. And many of his greatest deeds—incredible acts of generosity, often for complete strangers—remain almost entirely unknown.
Here is a snapshot of what Trump’s friends had to say about him:
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Iran “May Fall” if Trump Is Reelected: Patrick Bet-David
If you have to choose between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris to bring peace and avoid war with Iran, the choice is clearly the former president, claims entrepreneur and Valuetainment founder Patrick Bet-David at the premier of the film The Man You Don’t Know.
Bet-David offers a unique perspective on U.S. foreign relations with Iran, as his family immigrated to America when he was 10 years old as refugees during the Iranian revolution and were eventually granted U.S. citizenship.
Hollywood is Not as Anti-Trump as You Think: Frank Stallone
Hollywood might not be as anti-Trump as one would think, revealed Frank Stallone, the brother of “Rocky” star Sylvester Stallone at the premiere of the new documentary The Man You Don’t Know.
“A lot of people I know that were democratic have changed a lot. You would be surprised,” said Stallone when asked about the political temperature amongst Hollywood actors and media.
Stallone said that Americans must use their “common sense” in this election. If not, America will face repercussions for the next two decades.
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We really need to get rid of Iran. I rem in the early 80's or in that time period the sha was ousted and Komieni took over. They are a terrorist state aiding Hezbollah and who knows what other Islamic groups. Hopefully Trump will expose and rally people to stop agenda 2030 as it is being pushed "full throttle".
In July 2016 The Wall Street Journal did what was, in retrospect, a hit piece on Donald Trump. I read the article as part of my research at the time on whether I was going to vote for him that November. I no longer have a WSJ subscription and do not have access to the article, but what I recall was that the writer had done nearly exhaustive investigative journalism and interviewed at least a half score of individuals who had known Donald Trump on an intimate basis going back to when he was in his twenties if not further. They were either close friends(at least at one time), close business associates, high or mid-level employees of his real estate empire and as I recall at least one family member although not next of kin. The picture that this “exhaustive” investigation portrayed was the very opposite of The Man You Don’t Know. It painted a picture of a man you would not want to know - petty, vindictive, self centered and brutish toward women in particular. Not a nice or good person. The verdict was comprehensive, spanning decades, and unanimous. At the time the WSJ still had a reputation for honest and factual reporting(I dropped my 43 year subscription in 2021 because they lost that reputation).
Obviously both of these portrayals cannot be true. What is perhaps disappointing is the no one set the record straight on that 2016 WSJ portrayal, that I know of, perhaps until now, with Dinesh D’Souza’s Vindicating Trump and now The Man You Don’t Know. But of course there is no known antidote for TDS, which the Left, with early help from the WSJ, made into a pandemic.