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Here's the story of how famed neurosurgeon and failed presidential candidate Ben Carson made it into Trump's White House.

Rudy Giuliani went from writing “Vote democratic!” in his classmates yearbooks to defending Trump degrading women. Now, this celebrity-narrated series explores the people behind the Trump administration and their complicated, often salacious histories.

British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell went from rubbing shoulders with Bill Clinton, Elon Musk and Prince Andrew to being charged with sex trafficking minors. So why did President Trump just wish Jeffrey Epstein's alleged right-hand woman well?

Donald Trump thinks so highly of his son, Eric, that he gave him full control of the entire Trump Organization. This celebrity-narrated series explores the people behind the Trump administration and their complicated, often salacious histories.

Vice President Mike Pence has been put in charge of the U.S. response to the coronavirus outbreak after a career opposing STEM cell research and women's health care, supporting gay conversion therapy and enabling the spread of HIV.

Donald Trump Jr. followed his father's footsteps in beauty pageant creepiness and, of course, lying about Russia.

Sebastian Gorka is a member of President Trump’s National Security Education Board, whose resume includes alleged ties to a pro-Nazi group, false claims about being a Bond-style MI6 agent, and some Islamophobic articles penned for Breitbart News.

How a billionaire who never went to public school became responsible for education in America.

Dr. Robert Redfield is the CDC director who Rep. Katie Porter recently pushed to promise free coronavirus testing to all Americans. But before this pandemic, Redfield made a career out of leading the U.S. military’s destructive response to HIV/AIDS.

Meet Kimberly Guilfoyle, a former Fox News talking head and attorney who’s in a relationship with Don Jr. (aka her boss' son).

Larry Kudlow has a history of being wrong in economics, so Trump gave him one of the biggest roles in America's economy. This celebrity-narrated series explores the people behind the Trump administration and their complicated, often salacious histories.

Here's how "The Foreclosure King" became the US Secretary of Treasury.

Ben Shapiro got his start in right-wing media by justifying Trayvon Martin's death. From there he's gone on to make countless Islamophobic, transphobic and all-around hateful remarks. Here’s how the child violin prodigy became a conservative darling.

Sarah Huckabee Sanders went from her father's failed campaigns to being the defender of Trump's "alternative facts." This celebrity-narrated series explores the people behind the Trump administration and their complicated, often salacious histories.

Richard Burr is the U.S. senator who recently united AOC and Tucker Carlson in calls for his resignation. As the chair of the Senate Intel Committee, Burr had early knowledge of the coronavirus pandemic that he chose to mislead the American public about.

Here's how Kellyanne Conway went from thinking Trump was too insulting to be president to defending his "alternative facts."

Ivanka Trump's first role in the public eye was as a TV personality and model -- here's how she rode the coattails of her father into the White House.

You might remember Republican Rep. Dan Crenshaw from his feud and later mea culpa with Pete Davidson, but did you know this former Navy SEAL went from calling Trump an "idiot" to backing his views on abortion, the wall, COVID-19 and more?

Mike Lindell is that mustachioed pillow guy Trump invited to the podium during a recent coronavirus briefing. The former crack addict turned CEO claims the idea for MyPillow came from God in the form of a dream.

Laura Loomer's disturbing Islamophobic comments and erratic far-right stunts have gotten her banned from Uber, Lyft, Paypal, Venmo, GoFundMe, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, CPAC and more. Also, she just won a congressional primary and has Trump's support.

Here's how Dan Scavino went from Trump's personal golf caddie to the man behind his unhinged tweetstorms.

Sen. Jim Inhofe claimed a snowball disproves the climate crisis, but that only scratches the surface of his science denial.

Famed conspiracy theorist and InfoWars host Alex Jones popularized the beliefs that 9/11 was an inside job, that the Sandy Hook massacre is a hoax and was seen rallying anti-lockdown protesters. Now he's a leading voice in the U.S. response to Covid-19.

Tom Cotton is the Arkansas senator who, at the height of 2020''s anti-racism protests, penned an explosive "Send In The Troops" op-ed that The New York Times has since renounced. The Harvard-educated Iraq veteran is no stranger to controversy.