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(The access echoes that of Michael Wolff, who says he got to hang around the White House to report what became “Fire and Fury.”)

According to the writer, they even watched movies together. Barnum.”Ī New York Times writer at the time, O’Brien was surprised that Trump cooperated with him on his book. Early on, he says, “Donald Trump, in the scope of American business life, really shouldn’t be understood as someone in the tradition of John Rockefeller, Steve Jobs. Journalist Tim O’Brien, who wrote 2005’s “TrumpNation: The Art of Being the Donald,” is one of its sources. Perhaps the Trump-centered “The Confidence Man” directed by Fisher Stevens will seem the most timely. However, there is something to be said about getting all this information in one sitting instead of in bits and pieces, and in this “Dirty Money” delivers. While none of the information in “Dirty Money” is particularly new, the episodes – directed by different filmmakers – solidly lay out the stories to make them understandable. Gibney takes viewers through how the culture at VW made this possible. VW did this so they could save money on a $500 part and increased the MPG to make the car more attractive to consumers. Not only was Gibney and his wife sold a false bill of goods, but they were doing damage to the environment, which they thought they were protecting.

It’s a reminder that most of us ordinary citizens are often victims of these scams in more than one way.