Director Joel Gilbert, who produced the film, “Dreams From My Real Father: A Story of Reds and Deception” interviewed Barack Obama's brother Malik on April 10, 2015 in a "tell-all" interview Gilbert published on April 22, 2015, where Malik describes Barack as "deceptive," and calls Barack "cold and ruthless."
According to Gilbert's description, Malik Obama first met Barack in 1985, then hosted him in Kenya and both men served as best men in each other's weddings, and Barack wrote about their lifelong relationship in his book "Dreams from My Father," yet Malik says now when he visits he is forced to enter through the "back door."
Malik states that Barack has turned his back on the people, saying "Well, the way that he's turned and become a different person with the family is the same way that I see him behaving politically. He says one thing and then he does another. He's not been an honest man, as far as I'm concerned, in who he is and what he says and how he treats people. He continues on to describe how he feels about being the oldest brother in the family "Disappointed… disappointed, used, used and also betrayed. In the beginning, I didn't think that he was a schemer. His real character, his real personality, the real him, is coming out now."
When asked if he would like a DNA test to prove whether Barack Obama is really his brother and the son of Barack Hussein Obama Sr., Malik says yes he would like the test so the truth can come out, pointing out how Barack looks more like Frank Marshall Davis than he does Malik's father.
