You'd be forgiven for assuming he was asexual until you meet his wife, who is a pulchritudinous Latina from Venezuela with a sassy attitude that includes seething vitriol when it comes to the subject of Chávez. I met both of them in New York on Friday, and it was fun because I had just seen Hillary's America: The Secret History of the Democratic Party, which is quite possibly the greatest documentary of all time.

The film unequivocally lays out the case against Hillary, and it is killing it at the box office. With distribution in over 1,200 theaters and $5.2M in its first twelve days, it's the No. 1-grossing political documentary in the country ($1.4M more than Michael Moore's Where to Invade Next) and No. 8 of all time. D'Souza's previous film, America: Imagine the World Without Her, was the highest-grossing documentary of 2014, and his other big hit, 2016: Obama's America, is the second-highest-grossing political doc ever, right behind Moore's Fahrenheit 9/11.