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Iran war deals and gas prices occupy Brave New Films

Two new uploads connect the organization's political documentary work with questions about business interests and household costs.

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Trump is Profiting From Iran War Deals: Coincidence?

The distance between a business deal and a gas pump gave Brave New Films its two subjects this week. Both new uploads concern the Iran war, but one examines alleged financial conflicts around the presidency while the other turns to what drivers pay.

"Trump is Profiting From Iran War Deals: Coincidence?" drew the larger audience, reaching about 5,000 views. The description presents a timeline of deals involving companies it says are tied to the president's family, asking viewers to consider possible conflicts of interest. Those are the film's assertions, rather than established conclusions here.

"Why Are Gas Prices so High?" brings the same argument closer to household budgets. Its description links oil-company profits and political spending with fuel costs, while also making claims about Trump's stock trading. Its opening audience was much smaller.

Subscribers stayed unchanged, and the channel added roughly 19,000 views across its library. That puts it on the quieter side of nearby political-commentary channels, while Jay Black and The Mark Dolan Show had substantial viewing weeks.

The Iran-deals upload is also Brave New Films' strongest daily draw. Further back in the catalog, "FULL FILM: Murdering 60 Minutes" continues to attract a smaller stream of views, exploring corporate control of journalism through the CBS program as its central case study.

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