Trump CAUGHT ON HOT MIC Exposing CRIMINAL Corruption!

Eric and Don Jr. did not fall far from the tree

Donald Trump seems to have passed his affinity for corruption down to his kids, as they are apparently now getting involved with world leaders despite ‘not working with the government.’

Indonesia’s President and Donald Trump were caught on a hot mic discussing Eric and Donald Jr. — two people that supposedly have nothing to do with the federal government, but apparently should be meeting with the leader of a foreign country.

This is just the latest update in a string of evidence of blatant corruption — from Tom Homan’s alleged $50k bribe to Qatar getting a military base in the United States after ‘gifting’ Trump a $500k plane, Trump and his allies are making sure they get richer while everyone else gets poorer.

Eric and Donald Trump Jr., who are running the Trump business so Donald Trump ‘doesn’t have conflicts of interest,’ announced new business ventures in May that directly benefit the President — the first time the President of the United States will benefit from his family’s business ventures while still in office.

In August, the Trump kids announced they were getting into the drone manufacturing business — as Chris Murphy said, “They’re just scooping up…federal contracts and delivering them to their friends.” Murphy gives a great rundown on this below.

Their corruption truly knows no bounds, but coupled with their stupidity and egos, it really is embarrassing to witness. At the event about the peace deal between Israel and Hamas (which neither party sent representatives to), Trump made his usual ramblings that look like nonsense on paper (see: “You have Canada. That’s so great to have, in fact. The president called and he wanted to know if it’s worth — well he knew exactly what it is.”).

Afterward, Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney went up to Trump and said, “I’m glad you upgraded me to president,” referencing Trump’s previous remarks calling him the governor of the 51st state.

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