In an extraordinary interview on "The Joe Pags Show," Eric Trump provided a detailed account of the recent assassination attempt on his father, former President Donald Trump, and shared his thoughts on the current political landscape, including the Harris/Walz ticket.
Eric recounted the harrowing moment his father was shot, emphasizing how the left continues to use all means to stop Trump. He described his father as a warrior who, despite the attack, still attended the RNC. Eric asserted that the leftist establishment is trying to kill, bankrupt, and use lawfare to prevent his father from running again. He also delved into the economy, criticizing the Biden administration's impact on manufacturing and overall economic health.
Regarding the Harris/Walz ticket, Eric called Kamala Harris a joke and questioned the strategic logic behind choosing Tim Walz. He criticized Walz's handling of Minnesota, particularly Minneapolis, and the state's education system, which he claims has deteriorated under Walz's leadership. Eric argued that California and Minnesota are not a winning combination for the presidency.
Expressing serious concerns about the country's economic future, Eric highlighted the recent stock market fluctuations and warned of potential escalation under poor leadership. He emphasized his father's desire to lower taxes, bring jobs back, and retain American wealth. Eric criticized the current administration for sending billions of dollars abroad while neglecting domestic needs, particularly in education.
Eric also accused the mainstream media of being an arm of the DNC, perpetuating lies to support leftist agendas. He contrasted Kamala Harris's lack of tangible achievements with his father's proactive stance on issues like lower interest rates, military strength, national security, and border safety.
He further claimed that the left intends to allow illegal immigrants to vote eventually and warned of the broader economic impact felt by every American. Eric questioned why Harris hasn't faced public scrutiny and expressed concern about her lack of media presence.
Sharing his background, Eric described his upbringing in NYC and how it shaped his business mindset. He called for a return to common sense and positioned himself as a centrist.
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