I found this to be a terrifically interesting documentary, which is told with a significant dose of humor by all-but-one of our still living (as of December 2020) presidents and vice presidents, who best know exactly what it means and what it's like to serve our country as vice president. (Trump is the only individual within that group who is *not* included. I assume he was asked, but that he refused to participate since, quite obviously, neither Trump nor the presidency are the documentary's primary focus - and the fact that it's a CNN production would have been reason enough for Trump to refuse to be involved. Personally, I don't think his absence takes anything away from either the documentary itself, or from the audience's enjoyment of it.)
While nothing in this documentary is classified, you might feel like you're now privy to classified information simply because so little of this information has been shared before, or because what *has* been shared previously isn't easy to find or readily accessible.
While nothing in this documentary is classified, you might feel like you're now privy to classified information simply because so little of this information has been shared before, or because what *has* been shared previously isn't easy to find or readily accessible.
