Profile of the flamboyant and controversial real estate tycoon who symbolized the "Greed is Good" decade of the 1980s. Follows the intricate wheeling and dealing that made Trump a self-made billionaire by the age of 40.

When Donald Trump sets out to become the world's most famous developer, it pushes his family business and personal relationships to the brink.

Revealing portrait of the Revolutionary War leader and self-educated Renaissance man, renowned as a scientist, inventor, writer, philosopher, statesman, and diplomat. Follows his life from youthful printer's apprentice to member of the Continental Congress and signer of the Declaration of Independence.

Profile of the powerful orator whose clarion call, "Give me liberty or give me death," helped launch the American Revolution. Fiery in politics yet prudent in his personal life, Patrick Henry represented the mass of new Americans, not the privileged few.

Profile of the Revolutionary War hero that tells us more about the ma n who warned, "The Redcoats are coming!" Revere was a successful artis an, businessman, and early industrialist. Featured are interviews with Revere biographer Jayne E. Triber and historian Alan Rodgers.

The story of the small town Kansas boy who rose to the ranks of Lieutenant in World War II where he was so severely wounded he had to spend two years in a body cast. He eventually entered politics at the state level and worked his way up the ranks to the Senate.

A major political player for over 25 years, Elizabeth Dole served as a Democrat under Johnson, an Independent under Nixon, and as a Republican under Reagan. Interviews include Elizabeth and Bob Dole, her mother, and Geraldine Ferraro.