The Untold Story with Martha McCallum, exclusive interviews with top newsmakers who share their inspiring stories of perseverance, positivity, and more.

Now, here's Martha McCallum.

He came from Kansas and started working at a small bookstore as a web designer.

Eventually, his career led him to be Trump's digital advisor for his 2016 campaign.

And now, Brad Parscale is the president's 2020 campaign manager.

He's someone that doesn't often talk to the media, but he was willing to sit down and share some of his untold stories.

Sometimes it's better to be lucky than good,

as my father always said.

You know, I started off at a bookstore

of learning how to become a web designer or a web marketer,

you know, almost 20 years ago.

And I got lucky that my first customer

end up knowing a guy who knew a girl. And I got lucky that my first customer ended up knowing a guy

who knew a girl. And then eventually that person knew somebody and I got a phone call one day.

And that person gave me a chance to bid on a project for the Trumps. And I've spent the last

decade nearly working my way up in that family. And when the blessing came to be asked to help

this country and to help the president help save it, I was asked to help.

And that contract started with $1,500 to make a splash page.

And eventually I took over all the marketing advertising and then eventually Jared's deputy in a way.

And now I have the blessing to be campaign manager.

The work has made you a wealthy man.

Some estimates say you made about $90 million on the campaign.

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