Hey, Trump Inc. listeners.

It's Ilya in beautiful sunny South Florida where I am actually standing right beneath

a palm tree and I'm here to do some reporting for this show.

We're going to have a brand new episode next week.

In the meantime, we wanted to bring you one of our favorite shows from last year.

It's called The Family Business and it's all about how Donald Trump took his style of

doing business into the White House.

Here it is.

Hope you like it.

The White House isn't big enough to hold the staff that make the executive office run.

So across the way through an underground tunnel, there's an office building where a lot of

the work happens, like preserving presidential records.

His thing was he didn't care what records was.

He frequently tore up memos or things and just threw them in his trash.

This is Solomon Larte, a records management analyst under four U.S. presidents, Clinton,

Bush, Obama, and Trump.

So it took somebody from the White House staff to tell him like, look, you can't do that

because everything is a presidential record.

And I don't think he understood that.

In the beginning, I don't know if he understands it now, but that's what it was.

The law says every piece of paper that passes the president's desk must be preserved.

Anything that comes in there from a lawsuit, like I said, from a kid right in a letter to

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