Scammers, grifters, swindlers, all words that I use to describe Donald and my cousins, Donnie and Eric.

They are greedy, avaricious, very selfish, and ungenerous.

It's clear by now, or at least it should be to anybody paying attention, that Donald scammed his way into the White House way back in 2016 with a lot of help.

Obviously, he accepted Russian interference in our election, and he was also supported by a corrupt Republican Party who wanted to win at any cost and a corporate media that has

helped perpetuate the myth that Donald is a competent human being who knows what he's doing

when it comes to things like business. Ever since he did get in in 2016 and certainly since

January 2025, Donald has been scheming his way through this term.

This time around, unlike the First Trump administration, Donald and his extraordinarily greedy,

incompetent and unaccomplished children have figured out a way to get filthy rich off of the presidency, which is not how any of this

is supposed to work. Today, I want to bring to light a damning new analysis from the Rolling Stone

about the ways in which Donald and his immediate family are raking in cash while he's president of the United States.

And quite frankly, it's horrifying, or at least it should be thought that way.

Rolling Stone reports that between crypto ventures, real estate deals, licensing agreements, and other grifts,

Donald and his adult children

have made a staggering $3.4 billion over the course of his first term and the current regime.

So I want to break down some of the details of this grift.

The New Yorker estimated that Donald's

cryptocurrency had generated at least $2.37 billion in value. Financial investments

coordinated by Donnie and Eric have generated $339.6 million. Donald's Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Florida,

has raked in $125 million in extra profits.

He's collected $127.7 million in legal fees.

Interesting.

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