**Inside Trump’s Bubble: New Documentary "Art of the Surge" Offers Rare Glimpse**

A new documentary series, "Art of the Surge," currently available on Fox Nation, brings viewers an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the environment surrounding President-elect Donald J. Trump since his return to power.

In advance episodes, the series offers an intimate portrayal of Mr. Trump’s interactions and the adulation he receives from various individuals eager to curry favor. One notable scene unfolds shortly after Trump’s election victory, when he meets Maryland's Democratic Governor, Wes Moore, within the hidden corridors of Northwest Stadium in Landover, Maryland, during the annual Army-Navy game.

Gov. Moore warmly welcomes Trump, using phrases like, "Mr. President, welcome back to Maryland, sir, welcome back to Maryland!" and "Great to see you, great to see you, great to have you back here." The governor doesn’t shy away from flattery, with Trump responding by noting Moore’s good looks. The friendly tones continue as Gov. Moore briefly discusses ongoing efforts to rebuild the Francis Scott Key Bridge outside Baltimore, which had collapsed in March.

The documentary captures more than just political exchanges; it also highlights how people from various sectors aim to align themselves with the President-elect. Inside a V.I.P. box at the game, Brian Grazer, a prominent Hollywood producer, is seen getting his photo taken with Trump and revealing to the group that he cast his ballot for the Republican candidate.

The series, produced by filmmaker Justin Wells, underscores the extent to which Trump is surrounded by individuals who continuously bolster his ego. This atmosphere is not limited to political allies but includes surprising figures from different walks of life, providing an intriguing look at the power dynamics at play in Trump’s orbit.