Tucker Carlson, formerly of Fox News, is set to release a well-produced film documenting former President Donald Trump’s return to prominence after losing the 2020 election to Joe Biden in what is viewed by some as a highly controversial contest.

This week, the unconventional conservative journalist unveiled a polished trailer for his forthcoming documentary on the campaign to reelect former President Donald Trump.

Carlson, who has been a trusted media figure to Trump for years, promises “unprecedented access” in his latest film, and from the teaser trailer, it certainly appears he will deliver. Titled, “The Art of the Surge: The Donald Trump Comeback,” it is promised for later release on the Tucker Carlson Network, a media service founded by Carlson after spending more than a year on Twitter.

The 96-second trailer showcases dynamic visuals, including testimonials from Trump’s supporters, sweeping aerial shots, and lively crowds. Carlson, recognized for his flair as an entertainer, seeks to create a captivating narrative about the diverse coalition supporting Trump this year. Highlights include hip-hop fans wearing red MAGA hats, cowboys in ten-gallon hats, and jittery footage from Carlson’s viewpoint during the July 13th assassination attempt.

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Asked about the momentum behind President Trump’s third presidential bid, Congressman Byron Donalds (R-FL) described it as being characterized by “execution,” a sentiment that even some Democrats acknowledge.

The efficiency is credited to Trump’s close-knit team of experienced advisors, including spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt and his own children, who are well-versed in the successes and shortcomings of his previous four years in office and two prior campaigns.

Former Biden advisor Anita Dunn told Politico that the disciplined approach of Trump’s campaign significantly impacted her boss’s lackluster debate performance on July 27th, as Trump officials are focused on learning from past errors.

“The people who are running his campaign this time are very good. … They’re much smarter. They’re running a very competent campaign. We saw that early in this process. And so we had a reasonable expectation that they were going to have a fairly competent rollout and a fairly good convention,” she said.