David Axelrod
as Self - Fmr. Obama Chief Strategist
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America's Great Divide: From Obama to Trump
2020
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Documentary
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US
• English
Director: Michael Kirk
Writers: Michael Kirk, Mike Wiser
A deep look into the growing divide in America from the Barack Obama era through the presidency of Donald Trump.
Cast
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Wesley Lowery
as Self - The Washington Post
Megyn Kelly
as Self - Fmr. Anchor, Fox News
Ben Rhodes
as Self - Fmr. Obama Adviser
Roger Stone
as Self - Former Trump Political Adviser
Joe Biden
as Self - Fmr. Vice President
Tom Daschle
as Self - Fmr. Senate Majority Leader
Steve Schmidt
as Self - Fmr. McCain Campaign Adviser
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Matt Bai
as Self - Author, The Argument
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Alex Marlow
as Self - Editor-in-Chief, Breitbart News
Frank Luntz
as Self - GOP Pollster
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Eric Cantor
as Self - Fmr. House Minority Whip
Broderick Johnson
as Self - Fmr. Obama Adviser
Judy Woodruff
as Self - Anchor, PBS NewsHour
Yamiche Alcindor
as Self - PBS NewsHour
Jelani Cobb
as Self - Author, The Substance of Hope
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Robert Draper
as Self - The New York Times Magazine
Newt Gingrich
as Self - Fmr. Speaker of the House
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Charlie Sykes
as Self - Fmr. Conservative Radio Host
Timothy Geithner
as Self - Fmr. Sec. of Treasury
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Dan Balz
as Self - The Washington Post
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Noam Scheiber
as Self - Author, The Escape Artist
Robert Reich
as Self - Sec. of Labor, 1993 - 1997
Ann Coulter
as Self - Author, Mugged
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David Wessel
as Self - Author, In Fed We Trust
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Ronald Brownstein
as Self - Author, The Second Civil War
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David Remnick
as Self - Editor, The New Yorker
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Mark Leibovich
as Self - The New York Times Magazine
John Podesta
as Self - Fmr. Obama Advisor
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Peter Baker
as Self - Author, Obama: The Call of History
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Sam Nunberg
as Self - Fmr. Trump Political Adviser
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Omarosa Manigault
as Self - The Apprentice Contestant
John Boehner
as Self - Fmr. Speaker of the House
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William Daley
as Self - Fmr. Obama Chief of Staff
Michael Eric Dyson
as Self - Author, The Black Presidency
Steve Bannon
as Self - Fmr. Chmn., Breibart
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Kurt Bardella
as Self - Fmr. Spokesman, Breibart
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Raul Labrador
as Self - Tea Party Congress, 2011 - 2019
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Michael Kranish
as Self - Co-Author, Trump Revealed
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Cecilia Muñoz
as Self - Fmr. Obama Adviser
Joshua Green
as Self - Devil's Bargain
Luis Gutierrez
as Self - 1993 - 2019
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Tim Huelskamp
as Self - Tea Party Congress, 2011 - 2017
Valerie Jarrett
as Self - Fmr. Obama Adviser
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Norman Ornstein
as Self - American Enterprise Institute
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Mark Barden
as Self - Parent of Sandy Hook Victim
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Shailagh Murray
as Self - Fmr. Obama Adviser
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Michael D'Antonio
as Self - Trump Biographer
Anthony Scaramucci
as Self - Fmr. Trump Political Adviser
Will Lyman
as Self - Narrator (voice)
Glenn Beck
as Self (archive footage)
Jill Biden
as Self (archive footage)
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Priyanka Boghani
as Self - Reporter
George W. Bush
as Self - Former President (archive sound)
Henry Louis Gates, Jr.
as Self (archive footage) (as Henry Louis Gates)
Katie Couric
as Self (archive footage)
Sean Hannity
as Self (archive footage)
Alex E. Jones
as Self (archive footage)
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Corey Lewandowski
as Self - Former Trump Campaign Manager (archive footage)
Rush Limbaugh
as Self (voice) (archive footage)
Barack Obama
as Self - Former President (archive footage)
John McCain
as Self - Senator (archive footage)
Michelle Obama
as Self - Former First Lady (archive footage)
Sarah Palin
as Self - Former Governor (archive footage)
John Roberts
as Self (archive footage)
Donald Trump
as Self - President (archive footage)
Oprah Winfrey
as Self (archive footage)
Mitt Romney
as Self - Senator (archive footage)
Episodes
Episode 1
E1 114mBarack Obama's promise of unity collapsed as increasing racial, cultural and political divisions laid the groundwork for the rise of Donald Trump.
Episode 2
E2 114mPart Two examines how Trump's campaign exploited the country's divisions, how his presidency has unleashed anger on both sides of the divide, and what America's polarization could mean for the country's future.
