Netflix is out with a trailer for its new Mitt Romney documentary — "MITT" — which provides a fascinating, behind-the-scenes look into some of the most important moments of his failed campaign for president. 
 
 The documentary gives an in-depth look at six years of Romney campaigns. It's directed by Greg Whiteley, a longtime Romney family friend. 
 
 Here's Romney checking his phone, the moment he realized he was going to lose the 2012 election to President Barack Obama: 
 
 "I just can't believe you're going to lose," one of his sons says. 
 
 "Yeah ... so, what do you think you say in a concession speech?" Romney says to a mostly silent room of family and advisers. "By the way, does somebody have a number for the President?" 
 
 Also from the trailer, here's Romney ironing a shirt that he's already wearing: 
 
 The trailer also has some moments of candor, like when Romney jokes that he's a "flipping Mormon." His wife, Ann Romney, is shown saying that she would "never want to do this again." And it shows Mitt lying on the floor of his plane, trying to get some sleep: 
 
 The documentary premiers Friday, Jan. 24, at 12:01 a.m. PT. Watch the full trailer below: ||||| Politics 
 
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– Netflix released the trailer today for its Mitt Romney documentary airing next month, and "we get a glimpse of the candidate his aides wish the public had gotten to see more," observes Emma Roller at Slate. That is: funny, droll, emotional, and human. It opens with a shot from election night as Romney checks his phone. "I can't believe you're going to lose," says one of his sons. "What do you think you say in a concession speech?" Romney asks. Then he breaks the tension: "By the way, does someone have the number for the president? I hadn't thought about that," he says while laughing. The trailer also shows Romney referring to himself dryly as the "flipping Mormon" and ironing a shirt he's wearing at the time. MITT, directed by family friend Greg Whiteley, debuts on Jan. 24, notes Business Insider.