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Trump: The gilded dynasty - Donald Trump is back. But this time, it’s not just a presidency. It’s the return of an entire dynasty. From Mar-a-Lago and billionaire donors to Elon Musk, media influencers and political loyalists, this documentary explores the new Trump empire and the powerful network preparing to reshape America. Inside the movement: billionaires funding politics, populism as spectacle, family loyalty over institutions, culture wars, media influence and the fusion of wealth, celebrity and power. As Trump returns to the White House, one question dominates the future of the United States: Is this politics… or the rise of a modern American dynasty? Trump: The gilded dynasty (Year) Director: Frédéric Martel Writers: Frédéric Martel Stars: Donald Trump, members of the Trump family, political analysts, journalists, and historians Genre: Documentary, Politics, Biography Country: France Language: French (original), English (international version available) Also Known As: Trump, une dynastie en or Release Date: 2020 Filming Locations: United States (primarily New York, Washington D.C., Florida) Synopsis: Trump: The Gilded Dynasty explores the rise of the Trump family from real estate wealth to political

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Trump: The gilded dynasty | How the Trump Family Took Back Power
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Society
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56 minutes
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English
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