President Trump - Documentaries

Barbara Res once ran Donald Trump's construction projects, including his trademark Trump Tower in Manhattan. "Donald told me that he thought that men were better than women at this, especially in this field," she says. "But he said a good woman is better than 10 good men."

The man who wrote "The Art of the Deal" with Donald Trump now says he regrets the role the best-selling memoir had in catapulting the New York businessman to new levels of fame in the 1980s.

Donald Trump understands "the politics of polarization," says longtime GOP operative Roger Stone. It's one reason why his candidacy has been so successful, he says.

Louise Sunshine helped Donald Trump open his first office in Manhattan. She was involved in the development of Trump Tower and the growth of the "Trump" brand. In this interview with FRONTLINE, she discusses the deals that made Trump wealthy and famous, how he became "a genius at manipulating the press" and how imaginary "Trump earplugs" sometimes helped her tune him out.

For a decade, Abraham Wallach was a top executive for Donald Trump’s real estate empire. But he also had a second career as a habitual thief.

After the collapse of his business empire in the 1990s, Donald Trump's reputation was in need of repair. In 2004, he found the perfect comeback vehicle: "The Apprentice."

Donald Trump was the focus of President Obama’s jokes at the 2011 White House Correspondents' Dinner. It was there that Trump resolved to run for president, adviser Roger Stone tells FRONTLINE in “The Choice 2016,” coming to PBS Sept. 27.