The famed documentarian tells ‘Rolling Stone’ about solar storms, pedophile coffee, the Flint water crisis, Trump’s chances next year, and other horrors
He now feels the urgency of the political moment is such that he won’t wait to put out another movie, say, after next Election Day. The podcast will be a way for him to chime in all year long, and get out a message that is wholly his own, without having to go through studios or editors. “I’m going to say what I want to say,” he says. “I don’t have backers. I don’t have investors.”
I said to [my producer], “I wonder if he’s been to any of the Trump rallies that we went to. Maybe we filmed him.” And we started going through the footage, and damn if he wasn’t right there in front of the rope line, screaming for Trump, and “make America great,” right into our camera.I’ll tell you a story I probably shouldn’t tell. I won’t mention any names, other than Hillary’s. I thought the way to win this in part would be during the debates . . .
They turned us down. They were afraid if it ever got out, because this comedian is dirty, and that comedian said that once . . .Because, I spent a lot of time at my other apartment in Michigan. Trump signs were everywhere. More than Hillary signs. I found out the campaign in Brooklyn wouldn’t send signs. They were afraid if too many people saw it, it would inflame the Trump people, make them go out and vote. That actually happened.
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