Tucker Carlson and Donald Trump are more than schmooze pals—they’ll soon be in business together. Trump will star in a docuseries following his re-election campaign that will air on Carlson’s streaming platform, the Tucker Carlson Network, according to The New York Times. The series will be produced by Carlson’s former producer Justin Wells, who left his role at the platform to launch his own production company. Carlson and Wells pitched the docuseries to Trump at Mar-a-Lago weeks ago as a fly-on-the-wall-style series, according to the Times, and the show will air prior to the election. What moments will get showcased throughout the show is unclear, though the assassination attempt on Trump will likely become a focal point—Wells and his team were feet away from the former president as he was shot.