Eric Trump downplays impact of seizing Trump assets, stating it will actually harm thousands of employees
Eric Trump Defends Trump Assets Amid Seizure Threat
Emphasizing Employee Impact
Eric Trump, the executive vice president of the Trump Organization, countered concerns about seizing his father’s assets, highlighting the potential repercussions on the organization’s workforce. He voiced his stance just before his father faced a substantial bond requirement linked to a civil fraud case in New York.
During an appearance on Fox News’s Sunday Morning Futures with Maria Bartiromo, Eric Trump criticized the hefty $454 million bond, suggesting such amounts were unconventional and insinuating a target to dismantle his father’s business. He passionately defended the employees, stressing that they would bear the brunt of any asset seizure.
“They’re going to hurt the thousands and thousands of employees that we have in New York state. These are janitors, these are doormen, these are people that work in commercial buildings. They’re going to hurt those individuals, not the executives,” Eric Trump expressed.
Undaunted Family Resolve
Reflecting on his father’s resilience, Eric Trump highlighted the myriad challenges the former president has encountered since 2016. He shared insights into the unseen struggles the family has faced, illustrating their unwavering fighting spirit.
“He’s the toughest guy I’ve ever met in my entire life. He’s going to win in November. I don’t care what they do to him… he will never, ever, ever stop fighting. That’s his conviction, that’s who he is, as a family, that’s frankly who we are as a family,” Eric Trump affirmed.
Addressing the impending deadline, set by New York Attorney General Letitia James for possible asset collection, tensions escalate over the Trump business and real estate holdings in New York City. Amid financial debates, Trump’s claimed cash reserves intended for future campaigns add another layer of complexity.
With Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez highlighting the stakes and complexities surrounding the asset seizure, the legal battle unfolds with national attention. The looming clash sets the stage for a potential electoral rematch between Trump and President Joe Biden in the upcoming 2024 election.
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