Michael Barry

What happens when a strawman argument meets confirmation bias? This "crockumentary" happens. On the face of it, it appears to be well-produced and a very revealing insight into the 2020 election. However, once you realize that it's a flimsy hypothesis that is only supported by circumstantial data and a complete lack of critical thinking, you see that this is 90 minutes of your life that you'll never get back. The opening montage is heavily edited and presented with no context. It gets worse from there. The talking heads interviewed are a who's who of the Trump conspiracy complex. D'Sousa could have made this a solid documentary with some critical analysis from a red team. Although with that, there's a strong chance there wouldn't be a documentary at all.