Trump sons MELT DOWN in disaster interview

The Trump brothers collapsed in a train wreck interview. This interview was a really bad idea. And I don't know who thought that it would go well. Trump Trump's two oldest sons, Don Jr. and Eric Trump, appeared on CNBC and were interviewed by Sarah Eisen. This was surrounding their World Liberty Forum in Palm Beach, I guess.

As many of you know, the Trump family has used cryptocurrency to self enrich to a disgusting degree while Trump has been president and between presidential terms. And when asked about conflicts of interest, they just go. There's always accusations of that. We don't we don't really care about that.

I ask you about, you know, the World Liberty Corporation, which has been in the news. And there was this big Wall Street Journal report about the 49 percent stake that was sold to an Emirati royal family member after your father was elected president. Raising raising questions about whether they were doing that so they could get access to AI chips. A, my father has nothing to do with B, it has

nothing to do with AI chips and C, we met in the Middle East the first time. There's not a person in that room, there's not a banker, there's not a fund manager that doesn't go to the Middle East and to the you know whether the sovereign wealth funds of the world. they're some of the biggest investors in every fund in America. To critique the one here and not talk about the others would be nonsense. It's literally what they do.

And so they have done that. They invested in it. And they've actually had already over a 4X return on their investment. It's a great investment and has nothing to do with the other. We've been dealing with the conflict of interest stuff for years. I mean, they tried all this nonsense the first time around. Frankly, it's gotten old.

They were the ones that put us into this position by creating legislation to try to.

They put us in a position of having to do horribly conflicted and borderline fraudulent things. If it weren't for the regulation, nobody would be saying we're doing anything wrong. Wow. What a what a strong argument.

That's out of business. We just fought back. We weren't willing to sit in the corner, curl up in a ball and die like they would love us to do. That's not how we function. That's not how we operate.

And you can see that whether it's my father or us, that's never going to happen. We're going to do what they tried to do and they threw my father off of Twitter and they did the same to Don and myself and pretty much everybody else in our family. They took us off Twitter, Facebook. They took us off of Instagram. They took us off of YouTube. They took us off of Google. They skewed all the searches. They did everything they could

to suppress. So guess what we did? We went out and we formed truth social. We went out Notice, they don't deny that there's a conflict of interest. They don't deny the facts of the question. They don't deny the premises of the question. It's just like, listen, they're fighting with us and now we're doing it. We're doing what what they forced us to do. Here's Don Jr. continuing to argue. They created this monster.

Well, you know what? What the critics would say? They'd say that the credibility factor is the the Trump name and the Trump White House and that everyone, you know, is here to curry favor.

I think again, the great honor here is they didn't give us much of a choice when you had every... They created this monster. When you had every big bank in the world for doing nothing wrong, just based on the fact that we all wore a hat that said, Make America Great Again, my father happened to be running as a Republican, canceled us. I mean, I was getting these calls, 300 bank accounts, Capital One in the middle of the night. These are commercial buildings, residential buildings, golf courses, you know, are around the world. These are political entities. And they were pulling these accounts like us from us, like we were. We're absolute dogs. We couldn't pay our vendors.

We couldn't like we were dogs, pay employees. And so we said, listen, there has to be a better way. There has to be a better way to be able to do that. They shut down our bank accounts. So we did a multibillion dollar crypto grift. Wouldn't you do the same thing, Sarah, if they targeted you just for wearing a red hat? OK, finally, Eric Trump says he has never been more bullish on Bitcoin in his life. I have thoughts about this. And let's listen to it

first, because guess what? There's there's a lot of countries around the world, rampant corruption, bad governments, bad currencies, massive inflation. These people don't stand a chance. They get they get a paycheck. They don't stand a chance. They may as well go and throw in a fire and just burn it. Whereas now all of a sudden using a simple telephone, using your iPhone, all of a sudden you can buy US backed, one-to-one is on set, based on US treasuries, you can buy stable coin, and you can actually be part of the greatest financial system in the world.

But that's a wonderful thing to explore.

But gold has been doing well too. And I know stable coin is different than Bitcoin, but you've been big proponents and bullish on Bitcoin as well.

We still are a huge proponent of Bitcoin. I do think it hits a million dollars. I think it's one of the greatest performing asset classes. I mean, go back two years.

Bitcoin was at, what, 16000.

All right. So listen, let me let me weigh in on this. You all know I am not. Abstractly speaking, for or against Bitcoin, I don't find the argument that it's a store of value very strong, but I also don't find the argument that it's primarily used for crimes. Very strong.

I'm neutral on it as a technology. I've had 3 percent of my assets in Bitcoin since 2017 when it goes up and it's gone, it's doubled and doubled and doubled. Many times I sell back down to 3 percent and take the profits when it drops and becomes under 3% of my assets. I buy up to 3% and I've just been doing that.

Okay. But that's a decision we make not on, oh, I think it's going to hit a million dollars, a coin or whatever. It's just, what's my risk tolerance? If I only ever have 3% invested, I can never lose more than 3% of my assets. And has it been around long enough that I think, oh, it's going to be around and I'm

going to put some predetermined percentage of my assets in it. I'm really bullish on Bitcoin. I think it goes to a million dollars. I don't know that I would be necessarily listening to Eric Trump about this stuff. Finally, the most privileged also say they are the most discriminated against. Take a listen to this.

I think we're trying modernize finance. We're the most canceled people in the world in 2020, 2021. And it's really great to almost have this retribution where all of a sudden we start pushing an agenda. Our agenda was to modernize finance, to allow that to never, ever, ever happen to anybody

again and to really lead the way. We're the most discriminated against people, the most canceled people in the world. Oh, yeah. My family's multi generations wealthy and I was born with a silver spoon in my mouth, but we are so treated terribly and unfairly. All right. Speaking of people treated unfairly, we are going to have more on the start of Epstein related arrests on today's bonus show. We will also excuse me. We will also discuss the override of a veto on an anti trans bathroom bounty bill in Kansas

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