“In my more than 40-year career, I’ve never been put in the position of being a decoy,” says Alex Brandon, chief White House photographer for The Associated Press. “Wild. Just wild.”
\n\nBrandon is one of several subjects who’ve lent their testimony to “Instadocs: The Decoy Plane,” a 28-minute mini-doc about Trump’s (and his curiously close aide Natalie Harp’s) clandestine escape from Air Force One in a catering truck that left the 13-member press pool — and a number of senior cabinet members — aboard a decoy plane that had purportedly been targeted by Iran.
\n\nAiring Sept. 4 on Netflix, “Instadocs: The Decoy Plane” is the third in the streamer’s Instadocs series from executive producer Josh Tyrangiel, a staff writer for The Atlantic and former Vice executive, following May’s “Alex Murdaugh: Unconvicted” and July’s “The Prediction Games,” about the controversial prediction markets Kalshi and Polymarket.
\n\nAs the story goes, Trump attended the NATO summit in Turkey on July 7, where he was welcomed by Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and spoke out against Iran. Just prior to his July 8 departure, Trump wrote on Truth Social that he would not be flying back on his shiny new $400 million Air Force…
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