Analysis of Trump's Financial Practices

Uh, you know, it's funny, uh, th- you know, and, and perhaps Donald

Trump, the one, his one talent was, uh, making money, uh, for

himself off, off the government. I mean, he, he obviously has been a

failure as a businessman, and he saw the presidency as an

opportunity to enrich himself and his family.

I mean, the amount of grift, uh, the amount of corruption, as we know,

is just

unprecedented. And it's not just the $2 billion he has

made in his first year in office. It's the crypto grift, where people

are just

pouring all this money. His sons sit on these boards,

as we know Don Jr.,

of these defense companies that are getting massive contracts from the

Pentagon.

They're opening Trump properties around the world.

God knows what these deals look like.

And by the way, the Trumps, Jared Kushner, they don't have public financial

disclosures because they're not, you know, official members of the government.

I mean, Kushner is getting $2 billion, with a B.

He got two billion from the Saudis.

Uh, they're trying to buy private islands a-

across the world.

I mean, th- this family is at a point where they think they can do

whatever they

want, and what they're using to enrich

themselves

is the public's hard-earned money.

So all of that struggle, people that are out there working hard, whether

they are working, uh, hard, uh, at, at, at the store, whether they're driving a

car, whether they're a truck driver working ac-

across the country, whether they're

working in a factory or at a family farm, that money is

being then rerouted back to the Trumps